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Raioneru
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Hi, guys need a bit of guidance here
a little bit of background on me: interested in financial engineering and medical physics, but I'm afraid if I go the road of FE (which is not a Physics degree) I won't be able to pursue a PhD in Physics (I'd like to remain a physicist :) )
I don't think pursuing a PhD in Physics part time after earning a MSFE is doable (or even allowed). I would like to commit for 5-6 years, and do something.
I'm thinking about pursuing a PhD in theoretical Physics instead and doing research in a finance related subject. It seems to be the best of both world, what do you think?
has any of you come across a similar situation?
let me know :D
a little bit of background on me: interested in financial engineering and medical physics, but I'm afraid if I go the road of FE (which is not a Physics degree) I won't be able to pursue a PhD in Physics (I'd like to remain a physicist :) )
I don't think pursuing a PhD in Physics part time after earning a MSFE is doable (or even allowed). I would like to commit for 5-6 years, and do something.
I'm thinking about pursuing a PhD in theoretical Physics instead and doing research in a finance related subject. It seems to be the best of both world, what do you think?
has any of you come across a similar situation?
let me know :D