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Physicists have so many career options that it can be hard to know where to start. Careers experts offer their tips and advice
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The beauty of a physics degree is that it can open doors to countless careers opportunities. But sometimes the sheer breadth of options can be daunting for physics students and recent graduates. In this Physics World Live panel, careers experts will guide you through the careers maze.
Speakers:
Crystal Bailey, director of programs and inclusive practices at the American Physical Society
Tamara Clelford, leader of the Chartered Physicist review at the Institute of Physics
Araceli Venegas-Gomez, chief executive and founder of Qureca
Tushna Commissariat, features editor of Physics World and editor of the annual Physics World Careers guide