I'm very interested in the Engineering Physics major, however I'm not sure what people with this degree do after university.
I've heard that a large portion of people who graduate from Engineering Physics go on to study a master's on either Engineering or Physics. Is thus true? Would...
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Thanks! That was very helpful. I'm still figuring out what I am most interested in, but it's good to know I can still get into experimental physics even if I don't study pure physics.
I mentioned the LHC as an example of engineers getting jobs as scientists, not because it has anything to do; I should have clarified more. I've heard that a lot of people working on the LHC are engineers, is that true? If so, would fusion reactors be similar in that they hire a lof of...
Hello everyone. I've always wanted to be a scientist, and in recent years I've figured out that I want to be a physicist. What are of physics has been a little harder to figure out, since there are a lot of areas that interest me, however, recently I have been getting more and more excited about...
Thanks! The school is implementing a new model, in which the first year you just choose an area (in this case applied sciences), and the second, third and fourth year is when you really get into your major (in this case Engineering Physics, although the name is weirdly translated; I know it's...
Thanks! Yeah, for sure:
https://admision.itesm.mx/es/ingenieria-cienciasaplicadas/ifi
it's in Spanish though, so I doubt it will be of much use :/ That doesn't have the electives, as I haven't found where I can look at those.
Also, I don't know the research groups, but I'll make sure to look...
Hello everyone! This is my first post here, so I'm still figuring everything out.
I am a Junior in Highschool, so soon it will be time for me to apply to colleges. Because of my high school, I have direct access to the top private university in Mexico, however, they do not offer Physics as a...