What's Next After A Level Physics? A Guide for Physics Students

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In summary, after completing A Level Physics, students have a variety of paths they can take. They can pursue a degree in physics or a related field such as engineering, astronomy, or computer science. Alternatively, they can enter the workforce in fields such as research and development, data analysis, or teaching. Another option is to continue their education with a postgraduate degree, such as a master's or PhD, to specialize in a specific area of physics. Regardless of the path chosen, A Level Physics provides a strong foundation for further studies and a wide range of career opportunities.
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I'm a physics student that has just finished A Level Physics
 
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