Should I Pursue My PhD in Quantum Physics in the US or Abroad?

[IxRxPhysicist]

Hey all,
It's getting time for me to start applying to schools for my PhD, looking to pursue a PhD in quantum physics. If given the opportunity should I stay in the US or travel? Relevant info-I'm finishing up my masters at the moment, thesis option.

IR

 

[fss]

Since you provide little in the way of actionable information, staying in the US is a fine option for you. So is going abroad. It's a personal decision.

 

[Hercuflea]

How is the situation for people who went abroad for a PhD, and then came back to the States looking for a job, though?

 

[TMFKAN64]

A top university abroad is probably just as good as a top university in the U.S.

Where you might have a problem is if you go to a lesser-known university abroad, then employers in the U.S. might not be familiar with the school or your advisor. (The latter is probably more important... finding a job is very much a question of networking, after all.)

 

[Matrix0]

esearchers in the field of quantum physics have made significant contributions to our understanding of the fundamental laws of the universe. As a scientist, it is important to carefully consider all factors when deciding where to pursue your PhD. While there are certainly top-notch programs in the United States, there are also excellent programs abroad. Ultimately, the decision should be based on your personal goals and priorities. Are there specific professors or research groups you are interested in working with? Are there particular research facilities or resources that are only available in certain locations? It may also be beneficial to consider the cultural and social aspects of living and studying in a different country. Whatever decision you make, it is important to choose a program that aligns with your research interests and will provide you with the best opportunities for growth and success in your field.