Photonics as specialization choice

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Pursuing a master's degree in Photonics is considered a strong choice for students in physics, as it opens up various career opportunities in research, technology, and industry. The field is rapidly growing, with applications in telecommunications, healthcare, and manufacturing. The Karlsruhe School of Optics and Photonics is highlighted as a reputable option for graduate studies in this area. Students are encouraged to explore other universities with strong photonics programs as well. Overall, advancing in Photonics can lead to a rewarding and impactful career.
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Hi all, I am a student in the final year of undergraduate course in Physics. Lately I learned about Photonics. I want to know whether it is a good choice to pursue my masters studies in it. I would be very much grateful if I am kindly informed. Also I would like to know about some good universities offering masters course in the same.
 
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Yes I believe it is a very good choice!
 
What are the career options?how will Karlsruhe School of Optics and Photonics be as a grad school option?
 

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