Job opportunities after doing phd physics

[space geek]

hello,
i m a foreign national from turkey.
i am planning to opt for M.S and later phd in physics from a U.S.A university.
i wanted to know :-
1) do you have to pay to do M.S/phd or is there any scholarship/stipend
programme available.(and if any stipend is paid to phd students approximately how much it is)
2) how much time does it take approximately to do both M.S+phd(i have
an undergraduate degree in engineering -computer science)
3) what kind of jobs are available after doing phd-physics-and aproximately how much can one expect to earn after that.

Thanks.

 

[ZapperZ]

hello,
i m a foreign national from turkey.
i am planning to opt for M.S and later phd in physics from a U.S.A university.
i wanted to know :-
1) do you have to pay to do M.S/phd or is there any scholarship/stipend
programme available.(and if any stipend is paid to phd students approximately how much it is)

https://www.physicsforums.com/showpost.php?p=897051&postcount=104

2) how much time does it take approximately to do both M.S+phd(i have
an undergraduate degree in engineering -computer science)

https://www.physicsforums.com/showpost.php?p=897052&postcount=105

3) what kind of jobs are available after doing phd-physics-and aproximately how much can one expect to earn after that.

http://www.physicspost.com/science-article-210.html

 

[piercas]

Hello, thank you for your inquiry. Pursuing a PhD in physics can open up a variety of job opportunities in both academia and industry. In terms of funding, most universities offer scholarships and stipends for graduate students, and some also have funding opportunities specifically for international students. The amount of the stipend varies depending on the university and program, but it is usually enough to cover living expenses. As for the duration of the program, it typically takes 4-6 years to complete a PhD in physics after completing a Master's degree. However, this can vary depending on the individual's research progress and program requirements.

After completing a PhD in physics, there are a wide range of career options available. Many graduates choose to pursue careers in research and academia, working as professors, postdoctoral researchers, or research scientists. Others may choose to work in industry, in fields such as engineering, technology, or finance, where their technical and analytical skills are highly valued. Salaries for these positions can vary greatly, but typically start at around $70,000 and can increase significantly with experience and expertise. Ultimately, a PhD in physics can lead to a fulfilling and rewarding career in a variety of fields. I wish you all the best in your academic pursuits.