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I am in flux at the moment. On one hand I am concerned about the job prospects of a PhD in physics. On the other hand, one of these articles I've read about non-research jobs that can be done with a PhD in physics is science policy.
1. What skills, other than communication (both oral and written), are important to do a science policy job?
2. Is science policy a field where one needs to go to the right school, or work under the right advisor, to be considered for an interview?
1. What skills, other than communication (both oral and written), are important to do a science policy job?
2. Is science policy a field where one needs to go to the right school, or work under the right advisor, to be considered for an interview?