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Math and Physics. Right now I'm a math major but I might switch to physics. what type of jobs are there for these degrees? Besides being a professor of course.
torquerotates said:Math and Physics. Right now I'm a math major but I might switch to physics. what type of jobs are there for these degrees? Besides being a professor of course.
You would find more job opportunities if you are flexible to switch to other career fields, such as financing, management, accounting, etc. Unfortunately, pure science won't bring food on the table.
Depends on how far you are planning to take your education...
nebuqalia said:Unfortunately, pure science won't bring food on the table.
With a degree in biology, you can pursue a career as a research scientist, medical scientist, environmental consultant, pharmaceutical sales representative, or science teacher.
A degree in chemistry can lead to careers in chemical engineering, pharmaceutical research, forensics, food and beverage production, or quality control.
With a degree in physics, you can work as a physicist, aerospace engineer, data scientist, computer programmer, or science journalist.
A degree in computer science can open doors to careers in software development, data analysis, information security, web design, or artificial intelligence.
With a degree in environmental science, you can pursue a career as an environmental consultant, sustainability specialist, wildlife biologist, urban planner, or environmental educator.