Physics How Can You Combine Chinese, Physics, and Economics in Your Career?

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The discussion centers around the potential career paths for someone with interests in Physics, Economics, and Chinese. The individual expresses a desire to incorporate their language skills into their career while considering options like an MBA or a Master's in Engineering, particularly in Ocean or Aerospace Engineering. However, there is a caution against pursuing Ocean Engineering due to its declining job market. The individual seeks advice and personal experiences to help shape their course selections and future career plans, emphasizing a preference for roles outside of laboratory settings.
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Hi,

So out of all the things I have studied, I really enjoy Physics, Econ, and Chinese. I feel like it should be a winning combination, and I was wondering what I can do with this? I would love to use my Chinese in some capacity, but I am always willing to give that up. I've been fumbling with the idea of an MBA or a Master's in some sort of Engineering, but I honestly don't know what I'm doing. I like the idea of Ocean/Aerospace engineering, and generally I am looking to not live in a lab.

Anything at all is useful - anecdotes, personal experience, anything you can tell me. I'm picking courses for next semester soon, and I'd like to have some sort of life plan figured out soon.
 
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This website could give you some ideas...

http://efinance.org.cn/cn/index.asp
 
Do not go into ocean engineering. It is so dead.
 
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