Physics is an applicable subject, especially when it deals with technology. As we see that today we can’t live without technology, any skill and knowledge on this subject will be much more needed than before. Hence, for those who are interested in pursuing career involving with physics, you don’t need to worry as there are various fields of job for you.

The first thing you might be interested in is jobs dealing with earth science. You can be a geophysicist, geologist, seismologist, oceanographers, meteorologist and any others. These jobs need physics on daily use. However, they also require higher education. Talking about another science field, you might wish to work dealing with environmental science, like noise/pollution control which combines environmental science and physics.

Speaking on another branch of science, you might consider jobs dealing with nuclear. You can take the post of nuclear physicist, nuclear technicians, and nuclear medicine technologist. Nanotechnology will also need your skill and knowledge combined with biology, chemistry, and any other science fields.

Then, engineering becomes another alternative. You are probably interested in working as a design engineers, software engineers, and so on. Speaking on software, you can also be a technical software editor or any other editor, like those of technical books and journals dealing with physics.

Then we suggest that you consider working on academic field. You can be a physics teacher in elementary and high schools. Even, positions in science and math can also be your opportunity. Those coming with an undergraduate degree may come to fill these posts. If you decide to choose college and university teaching, you need a graduate or postgraduate degree.

Moving onto another field, you probably will enjoy working in a photonics industry which concentrates on communication technology, especially on the use of optical fibers like the internet. For those who have mastered physics, any basic principles such as light wave transmission.

If you are interested in working for the government, you can fill the posts in the Department of Energy, Department of Agriculture, Department of Defense, the National Weather Service and NASA. Those posts need people with background in physics. Also, astronomical and aeronautical field come to be alternative among others. You can be an astronaut, astronomer, astrophysicist, pilot, and air traffic control specialist. Nevertheless, you need higher education to work with these jobs.

Talking about physics, you are probably interested in any discussions on ray spectrum and any devices dealing with this subject. Thus you can read other articles of Lucien Lester on single molecule spectroscopy and raman spectrometer. Within those articles you can also find reviews on such spectrometers which you can take into consideration before you purchase one.

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