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Home   |   Careers In Physics   |   Statistics   |   Field of Employment for Physics Masters in the Private Sector

Field of Employment for Physics Masters in the Private Sector

Classes of 2007-2008

private_sector_ms_salariesCredit: AIP Statistical Research Center, Focus on Physics and Astronomy Master's Initial Employment


This graph shows initial employment fields for new Physics Masters working in the private sector, classes of 2007-2008 combined.  Masters recipients were contacted in the winter following the academic year in which they received their degree.

STEM refers to positions in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics.

This graph is reproduced with the permission of the AIP Statistical Research Center. Links to the original report are found below.  For reproduction permission, please refer to the copyright policy on the AIP Statistical Research website.
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