i am currently enrolled in engineering physics and want to be an experimental physicist.
Aug 31, 2012 #1 tubbs093 1 0 Main Question or Discussion Point i am currently enrolled in engineering physics and want to be an experimental physicist.
Main Question or Discussion Point i am currently enrolled in engineering physics and want to be an experimental physicist.
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Aug 31, 2012 #2 Vanadium 50 Staff Emeritus Science Advisor Education Advisor 2019 Award 23,734 6,141 If you question is "will my degree transfer to a masters in physics", the answer is "no". You have to earn a degree at the institute that grants it, so you can't transfer into one.
If you question is "will my degree transfer to a masters in physics", the answer is "no". You have to earn a degree at the institute that grants it, so you can't transfer into one.
Aug 31, 2012 #3 Darth Frodo 210 1 Tubbs could you please elaborate, is this a BSc, MSc, or Ph.D?? Also what area of Experimental Physics are you considering?
Tubbs could you please elaborate, is this a BSc, MSc, or Ph.D?? Also what area of Experimental Physics are you considering?