 | I've heard that physicists sometimes lose jobs with the economy and cut backs, and also that teachers are not in as much demand. If I have a degree in math, am I looking at slim pickings with jobs? I'm in the US.
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 | Ok apparently google finds it outrageous i should ask for European jobs in 1914, sooooo I guess i should you guys. I'm not talking about mill worker. More of your high paid jobs. Jobs with a little more prestige, like for instance: physicists. Unusal jobs not alot of ppl think about and that earn a reputation. Thanks!!
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 | I know engineers often get promoted to managerial positions or even start their own businesses, etc. Is this the same for physicists? I suppose this would apply more to an applied physicist than a theoretical physicist.
Additionally, is it possible or feasible for a physicist to get a job as an engineer? Thank you!
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 | For religious reasons, I might not be able to be a doctor. My life long dream was to help people in the field of medicine. Are there any other jobs that do not require medical school to help in science? I'm considering psychology or even engineering but are there any jobs in drug development or fields similar to that?
4 answers - Asked By: Storman Norman - 4/2/2010 |
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 | I am willing to work my way all the way to PhD level in any non-medical or environmental course. I simply wish to know of the jobs which will give me over $100k Australian without having to work in a medical area or have to live in an obscure mining location. Having a salary of $60+ within 2 years is preferable. Thanks in advance.
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| My cousin is getting a degree in physics and he is wondering what kind of jobs are available for him. It would be highly appreciated if you would help him. Whoever gives me the best answer gets the 10 points.
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| I want to be a theoretical physicist but how and how much do they get paid?
6 answers - Asked By: worried person - 5/27/2007 |
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| I'm planning to attend a college that offers Air Force ROTC and graduate as a second lieutenant. However, I'd like to know what kind of jobs would be available to me once I do graduate. Could I be a doctor? If so, would I have to go to med school at some point? Any info would be greatly appreciated.
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| I'm doing a project in chemistry class about jobs relating to chemistry. I was the last one to get to choose, and there was only one left, which I knew nothing about. So I asked if I could do something to do with bombs. But I can't find ANY websites relating bombs with chemistry. Please help!
1. That website did not talk about bombs. At all.
2. I know that there is a chemical reaction, I need sources to describe the work of a bomb technician.
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 | Not religious based.
I am very curious (even at a young age, currently 17) about the origin of life, and its purpose. I have been like this since I could say the word Universe.
What jobs would lead into amazing discoveries?
And yes I know there will be unfun work to go along with any career like this, and I am willing to do that too.
I am an honour student, very dedicated to school, perfect attendance.
I am involved in many volunteer programs, sports, a local political group etc.
A great public speaker and a hard worker.
Any suggestions would be awesome! Thanks!
7 answers - Asked By: KandyGirl16 - 1/30/2010 |
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 | What courses do you need to take to become a experimental physicist? Also how many degrees and years of higher education would you need? Would this extend how many years you are in college?
1 answer - Asked By: Alexandra - 4/29/2013 |
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 | Starting from High School
also,
what are the salaries?
what type of physicist get paid the most?
what physicist have the best chance to do amazing things such as creating zero gravity suits or going to space?
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 | These are two of the careers I want to pursue. But I can't choose between them. I plan to do a physics major and chemistry minor, it would be awesome if I were to be a physicist. But I want to be a magazine editor more because it will suit me a lot more, it'll be more fun and easier and I love writting and other artsy stuff.
But what degree should I do to be a magazine editor? I don't want to do an english or journalism degree.. Because then what was the point of choosing science subjects in A levels? (I also took english language)
So what should I do then? I don't know what do when I go to university.
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| I heard some get jobs at the NUWC in RI, but I want an officer rank not a civillian Job.
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 | I am a student in highschool and I am very serious about my education and future and i finally came to some jobs I'd be interested in doing which would be a dentist,marriage counselor,divorce lawyer, neonatal nurse (looks after premature babies) and an optometrist(eye doctor) but i really want to know in your opinion which one would be fun and why and the benefits it would come with thank you so much!! I really need to think about this and know what i want to go to school for
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| Im currently 15 and studying to be a quantum physicist and ive already accepted it will be hard as f**k but im dedicated and fascinated by it. right now im in geometry and physics and a sophomore.
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 | What about engineering? Are there companies that hire physicists to work in the engineering department?
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 | I really like physics and I want to be a theoretical physicist but I don't want to end up teaching, even in a university.
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| To me they seem to be very similar degrees and jobs. So could some explain to me? As in, what different things do they do after graduation, what sort of career path and what kind of work?
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| To me they seem to be very similar degrees and jobs. So could some explain to me? As in, what different things do they do after graduation, what sort of career path and what kind of work?
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