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Physics Jobs and Careers
The APS Careers in Physics website is a gateway for physicists, students, and physics enthusiasts to information about physics jobs and careers.
Find physics job listings, career advice, upcoming workshops and meetings, and career and job related resources.
APS Physics Jobs Center
New Distinguished Lectureship Award on the Application of Physics
APS seeks to recognize and honor physicists in industrial or other non-academic careers for contributions to the advancement of physics of a technical, industrial and entrepreneurial nature. The nomination deadline is July 1, 2013.
For a description of the award, including eligibility and nomination information, please visit our Distinguished Lectureship page.
Distinguished Lectureship Award on the Applications of Physics
APS Webinars Plus: Putting your Science to Work
With CEO, Author, and Career Coach Peter Fiske
Check out this informative workshop on career planning, effective networking, and interview and resume writing skills for physics graduates by celebrated science coach Peter Fiske. Note: you must be an APS Member to view the recording of the presentation.
Watch Peter's Presentation Today!
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Exploring Physics Careers
Physicist Profiles
Why Do People Choose Physics? What do Physicists Do?
A physics degree will qualify you for a variety of careers from inventing to analyzing to improving. Physicists don't all work in labs or schools, although many do, and love their jobs. What else do physicists do?
What You Can Do With Physics
Physics Slide Shows
Insight: Free Physics Slide Shows
InSight: Slide ShowsYour Path in Physics
Physics Careers Resources
A Physics Degree Pays
Economics of a Physics Degree
Best for Physics Jobs
Employers and Job Seekers
Qualified candidates and excellent jobs - APS's award-winning Career Center job board posts the best in physics and related fields.
APS Physics Jobs Center
Professional Development
In today’s career environment, many employment opportunities and career choices are available to scientists. Common to each of the many career choices are needed skills that are important to achieve success. Typically, many of these skills are non-technical and are not part of a standard academic curriculum.
Professional Development
Ten Steps to Improve Your Physics Career
Nine Errors to Avoid in Your Physics Career
Professional Development Workshops for Women
Committee on Careers and Professional Development
The APS Committee on Careers and Professional Development is a nine-member committee whose mission is to identify and address issues of careers and professional development for students, faculty, and physicists in the workforce, and to advise the APS on these issues.
Committee on Careers and Professional Development
Link to Physics Jobs
Link your society, department, unit, or group website directly to the APS Career Center just by inserting a short HTML snippet on to your web page. Choose one of several button styles and connect to Physics Jobs with a click of the button. No cookies or tracking code are involved, just a straight path to careers in physics.
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