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Lishen23
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Its what I'm passionate about, Physics. I'm a first year Applied Physics student and I have lots of questions and problems, firstly what is Applied physics and how does it differ from pure Physics. Initially I was hellbent on Astrophysics I still am, to me Astrophysics makes every other profession seem insignificant when you think about the scope you're studying and how vague mankind's knowledge of the Universe probably is. Then there's the beautiful LHC in Cern, another one of my dreams is to work there, what degree would I need for it? I'm assuming Quantum physics. Another thing is I definitely intend on getting my Msc in whatever field in doing, can anyone tell me what is the difference in scope of jobs for a Bsc, Bsc Hons, Msc and Phd. Thanks any help is appriciated