Job market there is for econophysicists in academia

In summary, the conversation discusses the job market for econophysicists in academia and compares it to the job market for theoretical condensed matter physicists. The participants also mention some good schools for econophysics research and provide links to websites for further information.
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tiyusufaly
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Hi all,

I am just wondering how much of a job market there is for econophysicists in academia, as compared to say theoretical condensed matter physicists. Is it easier to get a job? How much so?

Also, what are some good schools for econophysics research?
 
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Wikipedia mentions http://www.phys.uh.edu/econophysics.htm[/URL]

You might find some other sites of activity from [PLAIN]http://econophysics.econ.univpm.it/[/URL]
and
[url]http://www2.physics.umd.edu/~yakovenk/econophysics/[/url]

You might want to be aware of [URL]http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v441/n7094/abs/441686a.html[/URL]
(again from the Wikipedia article on [url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Econophysics[/url] )
 
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Thanks for those links robphy, it was an interesting read.
 

Related to Job market there is for econophysicists in academia

1. What is econophysics and how does it relate to the job market in academia?

Econophysics is a field that combines principles from economics and physics to study complex systems in financial markets. In academia, there is a growing demand for econophysicists as the field has gained recognition for its potential to provide insights into economic phenomena.

2. Is there a high demand for econophysicists in academia?

The demand for econophysicists in academia varies depending on the institution and their research focus. However, there is a growing trend of incorporating econophysics into various disciplines, such as economics and finance, which creates new opportunities for employment.

3. What type of academic positions are available for econophysicists?

Econophysicists can pursue both research and teaching positions in academia. They can work as professors, researchers, or postdoctoral fellows in universities or research institutions. They may also collaborate with other faculty members on interdisciplinary projects.

4. Are there specific qualifications or skills required for a career in econophysics in academia?

An econophysicist should have a strong background in both economics and physics, as well as advanced mathematical and statistical skills. They should also have a solid understanding of complex systems and computational methods. Strong communication and collaboration skills are also essential in academia.

5. How can I increase my chances of finding a job as an econophysicist in academia?

To increase your chances of finding a job in academia as an econophysicist, it is important to gain research experience and publish papers in reputable journals. Networking with other researchers and attending conferences can also help you build connections and stay updated on job opportunities. Additionally, developing a strong research proposal and having a clear research agenda can make you a more competitive candidate for academic positions.

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