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The discussion revolves around pursuing a PhD in Physics, particularly for someone finishing a Master's in Electrical Engineering while working. Key points include the importance of finding companies and schools that support part-time PhD programs. The conversation emphasizes that options may vary significantly based on geographic location and the specific institutions involved. The individual is seeking recommendations for institutions and companies that facilitate a PhD journey alongside professional commitments.
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Hello folks:

So I've been contemplating doing a PhD in Physics for some time now. I'm just finishing a MS in Electrical Engineering from a top school after a BS in Physics from a state school; chose the EE program because i was able to do it while working.

Anyone know of any good companies and schools that are good for doing a PhD while working?
 
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