What Is It Like to Work in Nuclear Physics?

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The discussion centers on the experiences and insights of individuals working in nuclear, particle, and theoretical physics. A user expresses curiosity about the nature of jobs in these fields while sharing their educational journey, which includes completing year 12 and planning to pursue a Physics course, followed by a master's and PhD. The conversation briefly touches on the accessibility of physics courses, noting that they are easier to enter due to low enrollment. Additionally, there is a casual exchange confirming the user's location in Australia. Overall, the thread highlights the educational pathway and interest in the professional landscape of physics.
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I'm just curious about people who work in the nuclear/particle/theoretical physics area what the job is like. I'm currently finnishing year 12 and probably will go into a Physics Course (damn easy to get into since no one does physics) and then probably do my masters and a PhD.
 
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Gelsamel Epsilon said:
I'm just curious about people who work in the nuclear/particle/theoretical physics area what the job is like. I'm currently finnishing year 12 and probably will go into a Physics Course (damn easy to get into since no one does physics) and then probably do my masters and a PhD.
hello , are u from australia?
 
Yes - damn "yes" is too short a response so here is some other words so I can post :P
 

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