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How to Be Successful in a Physics Career - Preparing for Life After Your Physics Degree

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Overview

Explore strategies for leveraging a physics degree in diverse career paths through this interactive webinar. Gain insights into the most valued skills by employers, learn how to apply physics knowledge across various industries, and discover the importance of lifelong learning. Delve into crucial 21st-century skills, including effective question-asking, problem-solving techniques, computational tools, design thinking, and communication abilities. Understand the significance of interdisciplinary knowledge, research experiences, and continuous skill development for long-term career success in physics and related fields.

Syllabus

Introduction
Speaker Introductions
What would you see yourself doing in 5 years
Is that physics bachelors
Will I go to grad school
What jobs can I apply physics to
What are three top skills you would list
Framework for thinking about 21st century skills
Matter Research
Workplace Success
Question Asking
Independent Question Asking
Whats a more productive model
Asking a lot of questions
Its a team effort
Problem solving in physics
Problemsolving in graduate research
Troubleshooting equipment
What does math look like
Mathews in industry
My biggest piece of advice
What are computational tools
Data science
Design
Design Process
Clubs
Improving Designs
Improving Communities
Design Mindset
Communication Skills
Richard Fineman
Communication in the Workplace
Learning Doesnt Stop
Jobs are Diverse
Communication and Physics
Question Panel
Rethink
ApS Pipeline
Courses in Other Departments
Resources
Research Experience
Quote Engineering Job

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