What Can You Do with a Degree in Space Physics?

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In summary, a degree in space physics prepares individuals for a career in the study of the physical properties and processes of objects and phenomena in space. Graduates can work in various fields, including research, aerospace engineering, and data analysis for space missions. They may also pursue opportunities in education and outreach, communication and policy, or technology development related to space exploration. With a strong foundation in physics, mathematics, and computer science, space physics graduates are well-equipped for a diverse range of exciting and impactful careers in the rapidly expanding field of space science.
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Stephen McMillan
Hello Everyone,

I am a Space Physics major in Junior year, and figured this would be a good place to become familiar with Physics communities.

~Stephen
 
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Welcome to the forum Stephen.
 

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