Physics Careers in Physics: Jobs & Opportunities

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There are numerous career opportunities available for individuals with a physics degree, spanning both industry and academia. The demand for physics graduates is significant, with thousands of roles that require a scientific background. Studying physics not only opens doors to various job prospects but also earns respect in the job market. Resources like the University of Kent's career page provide valuable insights into potential career paths for physics students.
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This may sound crazy but what physics jobs are out there because i am interested in studying physics
 
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Blimey! What a question. There are quite simply thousands in industry and academia that require scientific degree.

http://www.kent.ac.uk/careers/physics.htm

Hope that helps a bit towards choosing to study physics. It is also a very well respected degree.
 
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