Career options with a physics or math degree

[mayodt]

Hey, I was wondering what you can do with a university degree in physics or mathematics. I know one thing you can do with a physics degree is get a masters degree in astronomy, what are other things you can do, as well as things you can do with a mathematics degree? I really enjoy maths and sciences, I love the challenge that they have, it's not like english class where there is no "wrong answer" there is a right or wrong, for the most part.

I was wondering what kind've jobs I could pursue with this attitude, if you guys could help me out that'd be great. I'm going into grade 12 in September, so I need to make my decision eventually. I'm taking Chemistry, Bio, Physics, Kinesiology, Calculus, Data Management, and I've already finished Functions and Advanced Functions.

Also, I forgot to mention, I am a very active person and really enjoy learning about nutrition/exercising. But I don't see a job I'd enjoy from that field, but I would enjoy taking some courses on it as electives or something in university. Thanks.

 

[fss]

Google "Physics jobs."

 

[mayodt]

Google "Physics jobs."

I have but it's very vague, like if I get a masters in physics, will I be able to get a good job, or would that be a waste of my time?

 

[Vanadium 50]

I think you're coming at it from the wrong direction. A degree is not a guarantee of a job.