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What are the future prospects and career on Computational Physics, Applied Physics, and Medical Physics?

  • My college have offered us three options for our last year major in physics: Computational(Simulation), Applied, and Medical. Could any of you describe the prospests of career on these fields? Which one is the more relevant for ur recent daily life? Which one has the brightest career prospect on it? Which one needed most nowadays? Which one is the best if I want high-salary job with physical background? Which one is the more apropriate if i want to continue my study in physics until masteral or doctoral level? I'm kinda weak on mathematical manipulation and i'm always way to slow (compared to the other student) if i must solve problem in physics... i took major in physics because I LOVE IT and i was offered a scholarship if i major in physics...

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    i'm an applied physics major, so i have been looking into some of these things fror myself. applied physics seems to be the most broad, so if you can't choose, it is the best, and also would keep your options open more for grad school. medical physics seems most likely to prepare you for a certain career path, though you can always switch without much trouble. if you know you want to work, i'd say all three are equally good, but if the math part is harder for you, maybe medical? if you want to continue you're studies, probably applied. your department adivsors can give you much better answers than me, so talk to them.

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Perhaps you can take a look at this website which has a variety of links relating to physics and careers in physics. From the little I read there seems a very bright future in any of these fields! Good luck! Follow that dream!!

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I would advice you to ask yourself first, then your department's adviser, then ask us. I worked on computational aerodynamics for a short time. Most of time I had spent on minor problems in programming, not the physics of fluid itself. Medical physics,you can get a job rather easily in this field. Maybe there is a license examination for you. Applied physics, good for 'to be specialized later', good for planning for going to graduate schools. You know yourself best.

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