Guidance needed about physics field and post-secondary education

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Starting at Aberdeen, UK, the individual faces limited module options, with required courses in mechanics, waves, optics, electronics, relativity, and quantum mechanics, and only math, geology, and philosophy available for electives. They are considering taking Advanced Calculus, which includes Maple, alongside geology options like Laboratory and Field Techniques and Paleontology, and the Philosophy of Science. There is a concern about the value of repeating further math topics already covered in their previous studies versus exploring new subjects. The discussion highlights the interdisciplinary nature of physics and the importance of balancing academic interests with practical skills for future career opportunities. Ultimately, the individual seeks advice on making informed module choices that align with their interests and future goals.
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Hello, I wonder if anyone can help. I have just completed my PhD in medical physics and also have an Euro Masters in medical physics both from a UK university, the PhD has IPEM accreditation. I was looking at jobs in the USA but they are asking for CAMPEP accreditation. Is the IPEM accreditation equivalent to CAMPEP?
Many thanks!
 

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