What are the challenges faced by a physics major student in Brazil?

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In summary, physics majors in Brazil face numerous challenges, including a lack of resources and funding for research, limited job opportunities, and a demanding and competitive academic environment. Additionally, the country's political and economic instability can pose obstacles for students pursuing a career in physics. Despite these challenges, many physics students in Brazil remain dedicated and determined to excel in their studies and make valuable contributions to the field.
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hey it's nice to find a place whith so many insightful discussions on physics, I'm have 21 years old and i am on the fourth semester on a physics major on the UFMT, currently getting my butt kicked by classical mechanics and thermodynamics, but I'm hoping to learn a lot here; excuse me for any mistakes but my english is self taught.
 
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Welcome to the PF. :smile:
 
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Thanks
 

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