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gmDevi
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Hi guys!
I have a B.Sc. in physics in Italy and I'm about to choose my Master of science. I realized, while working on My B.Sc., that I don't really want to work in a lab, so I'm looking for other possibilities other than the usual theoretical/condensed matter/medical physics. A University in Italy offers a course in Complex Systems, and I'd be able to take courses in Micro/macro economics, Statistics, Dynamical Systems and other economics courses as well as do a lab in Numerical analysis. My question is: is the job market in finance ripe for people with these kind of skills in Europe (I specifically mentioned finance; however, if you can think of a field in which I could use the skills acquired please say so)? Would it be worth it to pursue this from a potential employment point of view?
Thanks in advance for the answer.
Marco
I have a B.Sc. in physics in Italy and I'm about to choose my Master of science. I realized, while working on My B.Sc., that I don't really want to work in a lab, so I'm looking for other possibilities other than the usual theoretical/condensed matter/medical physics. A University in Italy offers a course in Complex Systems, and I'd be able to take courses in Micro/macro economics, Statistics, Dynamical Systems and other economics courses as well as do a lab in Numerical analysis. My question is: is the job market in finance ripe for people with these kind of skills in Europe (I specifically mentioned finance; however, if you can think of a field in which I could use the skills acquired please say so)? Would it be worth it to pursue this from a potential employment point of view?
Thanks in advance for the answer.
Marco