What research path should I take after my MSc in particle physics?

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Hello there! I am an MSc student with a focus on particle physics instrumentation. I am still thinking of whether I should pursue a PhD in particle physics or other research topics (materials/semicon related) or moving out of the academia. I am here to seek for advice and hope that I will figure out what to do with my life soon :)
 
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phinds said:
We have specific sub-forum for academic advice
And some Particle Physicists that regularly help out in that forum. :wink:
 
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