I really want to know how the prospects for having a job in Europe are at this moment. If anybody knows about some info about England I'd be glad. Is having the equivalent of a master from a well known russian university enough for having a decent job in europe or anywhere else?
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If I want to volunteer in the research lab in the summer, how should I contact the professor to inquiry about this opportunities? I am an undergraduate electrical students, and I am interested in the the signal processing and data communication. However, I don't have any related...
So, I am majoring in Applied Mathematics at Fresno Pacific University and was just wondering what sorts of jobs I could get with my major. My school career services is kind of useless to be honest and I've already talked to them... I was just wondering what you all thought? I have always wanted...
I just received my associate's, well the actual name of the degree is associate of science concentration in electrical engineering. I live near the oil fields in Texas and was wondering what type of jobs I can look for. I know there isn't a lot of jobs and I do plan on going for my bachelors...
I'm just wondering about the above 2 degrees (or possibly physics and something like applied mathematics or computer science as a double honours) and what sort of outlook there is for jobs and variety of jobs out there.
I'm interested in the areas of science that are working to produce new...
I think it might be a good idea to create a list of various jobs that have an open door for someone with a physics degree, BS, MS, or PhD. I would like to add slightly unrelated fields as well, since job hunting can be a nightmare.
I would start this list off, but honestly, I have no idea what...
Hey guys, I really want to be an aerospace engineer but there isn't many jobs for aerospace engineering in Canada(unless I'm wrong)
so let's say i get an aerospace engineering degree can i use it to apply to other jobs?
I am feeling pretty confident about switching to engineering (from physics) now. I recently reread an interview between Elon Musk and Chris Anderson.
Musk stated the following:
I want a job that allows me to be inventive and creative. Doing the same thing over and over again seems pretty...
Hi everyone, I am in my first semester, and am looking at needing to find a job soon. I have worked in retail and hospitality during my previous studies, but am hoping that there will be brighter work opportunities for me as an undergrad. Do you think there are jobs out there, suitable and...
Hello All,
I have a master's degree in physics, my research is related to High Energy Physics.
I hear a lot of talk lately about job creation from renewable energy development. Solar power, PV is my number one interest in the sector.
I would like to know
what positions in that...
I currently have a BA in Philosophy from 2008 and am interested in getting an MS in Electrical Engineering.
Are the loans worth it? Does the salary typically outweigh the cons of the loans? How is the employment out there for electrical engineers?
Does anyone have any idea as to how my BA...
I am not a scientist. I haven't even finished high school. However, this summer, my mother wants me to get some work experience. As I aspire to become a scientist (physicist) when I am older I thought it would be great to get a job doing something science-y. Are there such things as summer...
I have a masters degree in physics. I specialized in semiconductors with the hope of getting into the photovoltaic industry because it really interests me. I worked as an intern for a year in and R&D department and liked getting to work in the lab.
After that internship ended and I...
I've been considering petroleum engineering because of the rotating shift structure of drilling engineer work: such engineers typically work for 1-3 weeks, 12 hours a day, and then are off for an equal amount of time. However, lately I've become concerned about the job security of petroleum...
Recently, I've realized that I am not cut out for pure math/physics. I do not enjoy it as much as I thought I would. Perhaps I had too romanticized a view. Perhaps I did not consider my own limitations. Pure math leaves me somewhat distressed. Don't get me wrong, I think I would enjoy studying...
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I graduated with a 1st class in "master of physics & bachelor of science", but I can't seem to find an interesting job that I am able to apply for.
I am not interested in software development or the nuclear and defense industry.
And it seems these are the only industries in the UK...
I am still in high school so I know this is a bit early to start worrying. My dream job would be one in academia, but as I understand, that isn't going to be easy. What other jobs are there for someone with a PHD in physics?
Academia jobs after you get your PhD are few and far between. I was wondering what jobs are there for Physics PhDs in the industry or with the government. What exactly do these guys do?Thanks.
I am going to be graduating with a BS in nuclear engineering specialized in radiological health. What are some possible jobs options that are available with good entry level pay?
Hi guys,
I am currently writing-up my PhD thesis, research topic is in the area 4G LTE and optical fibre communication integration, from not very well reputed university in UK. I have published about 8 papers, where 3 of it are IEEE journals. I have another 3 under review, with one of it is...
I've been searching for this kind of discussions in the forum and I've found some interesting answers and point of views from many users.
But I still have some questions that I'd like to ask.
From my understanding, being hired as an engineer (Mech. Eng, Electr. Eng. and so on) or as a...
While I often get replies from people here asking why I don't want to work as much as they do, I'd still like to know if part-time engineering jobs exist.
I just have a different lifestyle in mind, and it isn't the typical American style of "work forever and don't enjoy anything else in life...
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I would like to know what can do theoretical physicist who don't get a job in academia, after a phd in theoretical physics or after a postdoc for example.
I am thinking about people working in theoretical high energy physics, cosmology or things like that. If we compare the number of...
Hey everyone. I messed up big time and just got a misdemeanor DUI when I went out to celebrate with friends after applying for engineering jobs and getting to the 2nd round.
I was wondering how bad of a deal breaker this is (The job requires no driving since the production is all on site). Do...
I'm planning hoping to graduate from my physics phd program at the end of the school year (graduation date in May) and am itching to start applying for jobs now.
When is a good time to start applying for (non-academic) jobs?
Is it a bad idea to apply to job postings this early?
What type of...
This is wonderful news. There has been an upward trend over the past months and looks very good for Obama.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/10/05/jobs-report-unemployment-rate_n_1942067.html
Hello.
I am currently a mechanical engineering major.
I am drawn to the mechanical engineering major because I like physics, all science really, and I believe this degree will teach me a lot about how devices/machines/physical objects work as well as how to build/manipulate the world around...
What kind of jobs can I do were I would solve random math or physics problems or work in some kind of think tank. And were could I get a job? More specific the better.
Homework Statement
Please help me in my attempt:
There are 20 laborers to four different construction jobs including 4 workers of ethnic minority. The first job required 6 laborers;
the second, third, and fourth utilized 4, 5, and 5 laborers, respectively. What is the probability that...
This is my first post! Just found this forum - and I'm diggin it...
A little background:
I'm 30 living in Denver, CO. I have worked in aerospace since my senior year of high school.
I was brought on at my current company (large aerospace company) as a 'analog design engineer' which is...
I was wondering what the job market would be for Astrophysics majors, I found some stuff already but all just saying research, nothing really too specific.
I have read a lot of threads and talk to a few engineers and I hear a lot of engineers say that they would move to a "better" country for engineers. I am going to school now to become an engineer and I was wondering if there is any truth to this, that other country are better for engineers. I...
Hi, I'm fairly new to the forum, I am an Electrical Engineering major. Sophomore in college, but this will be my first year as an Engineering major, just declared. I love math and science but I try to keep myself grounded in the realities of what people really do in life. We really glorify...
I'm from the UK and soon to be choosing my A-level topics.
I'd like to go into a career to do with space, but know little about what jobs there are.
Also I'd like to move to the USA, would a job like this be wanted in the USA? (So that I would be able to get a visa).
If anybody has any...
I am just curious what you do for work. I am basically in my freshmen year of college for engineering. I realize I've got a ways to go before I start working, but I figure that I ought to start researching for jobs. To figure out what I really want to do in the engineering field.
My friend...
Hello,
I'm a rising junior undergraduate physics major and I'd like to get some kind of green job in physics, maybe in alternative energy. I was wondering what kind of options are out there. I switched majors a few times from theater to environmental science to physics and decided to...
Here's some background info:
I just graduated with a B.S. in M.E. with a decent GPA (3.7/4.0), I have about a year of internship experience, and I passed the F.E. exam. I imagine there are tons of recent graduates with similar or better credentials than me, and I'm just looking for internships...
I should be getting my physics phD in a year. I wouldn't say I will have done a great job of it. The earlier years were spent more on writing software, and in the later years I find the research to be contrived. I have my name on two papers, and I'm trying to write my first first author paper. I...
What examples can you give me of industry related-physics jobs out their? (what industry types, mining, nuclear?) Does working at CERN or a nuclear power plant count?
Thanks for the response(s)
Aside from typical engineering internships, what other opportunities might I look into while studying for my Mechanical Engineering degree? I am holding down a part time job currently, so the workload can be handled, but I am looking to maybe try to get anything related to the field, but I am...
"Brain Drain," summer jobs, advice
Hi everyone. School is coming to a close, and I'll be graduating from HS next month. I thought that I should make a little post about my summer plans.
I will be attending college this August, and I will be moving out from home (definitely a new experience...
I want to either be a physicists or an engineer but I've read that after graduate school it is sometimes hard to find a job. So my question is what what jobs other than physics/engineering jobs can you get with a physics/engineering degree?
I hear business is a possibility partly because of...
Work Two Full Time Jobs @ Same Time?!?
I'm considering possibly working two full time degree related jobs after I graduate college. I'm currently not in a relationship and who knows may go through all of college without being in one. If I don't have something else to devote my time to, like a...
Is it possible to get a job in aerospace industries with a major in physics? I am planning to go for either a MS or PhD later on if I do pick a BS in physics.
I like theory more than applications. Obviously applications are important, but physics appeals to me more. Its the kind of reading I...
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I will be getting my bachelors in applied physics by this time next year and I was wondering what types of jobs are open to someone with such a degree? I am studying physics, not for financial ease, but simply because I truly love physics. So I am ignorant in the job a Physics...
Hi, I was wondering if there are any graduate physics jobs that involve a lot of traveling with the job, I'm not fussed about the pay, the idea of working in the same place for the rest of my life doesn't appeal to me.
Thanks a lot, Alex :)