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dreamLord
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Hi.
I will be graduating with a B.Sc in Physics in about a year from now (3 year degree). Recently, I've seen myself falling out of love with Physics - I'm not sure about the reasons, but it's pretty clear to me that I do not see a career in academia in a Physics related area. So I'm looking for some ideas on what subjects to explore so that I may find a new interest. I was thinking about reading some Economics to see what its like. I know that many Physicists end up in Economics, but that seems to be only after they finish their PhDs. Is it possible to enroll in a Masters program in a different subject when my undergrad is in Physics?
So my question is ; what subjects should I explore that I can pursue as a Masters, so that my Physics degree will not go entirely to waste? Right now I have no idea what I like, so I really need to do some reading.
Thanks!
I will be graduating with a B.Sc in Physics in about a year from now (3 year degree). Recently, I've seen myself falling out of love with Physics - I'm not sure about the reasons, but it's pretty clear to me that I do not see a career in academia in a Physics related area. So I'm looking for some ideas on what subjects to explore so that I may find a new interest. I was thinking about reading some Economics to see what its like. I know that many Physicists end up in Economics, but that seems to be only after they finish their PhDs. Is it possible to enroll in a Masters program in a different subject when my undergrad is in Physics?
So my question is ; what subjects should I explore that I can pursue as a Masters, so that my Physics degree will not go entirely to waste? Right now I have no idea what I like, so I really need to do some reading.
Thanks!