9 Tips (HARD TRUTHS) when considering a Career in Physics

9 Tips (and HARD TRUTHS) when considering a Career in Physics.
Presented by: Dr. Andrew Princep and Dr. Jena Meinecke (University of Oxford)
We share our HONEST advice and experiences about pursuing a career in physics. These are things your teacher probably didn't mention in school.

[@SimplifytheEquation]

We hope you love this video! Please LIKE and SUBSCRIBE to support our efforts. What is your favourite tip?? We love tips 7, 8 and 9. (Also, Jena teared up while editing tip 7...)

[@hrperformance]

They all seemed like really valuable pieces of advice but my favourite were 2, 7, 8 and 9. I can't thank you enough for making these videos. I will be watching them all! None of my friends are interested in STEM subjects so resources like this channel help me so much in advice, confidence and motivation. I really can't thank you enough

[@hfelippejr]

0:58: flexibility. 1:56: seize opportunities (and take care of your finances!). 2:45: build reputation. 3:53: pay attention to earmarked jobs. 5:00: success != success rates (and you should look to the latter). 6:10: diversify. 7:04: belief in oneself. 8:24: try new things-it's okay to be outside academia! 10:49: and it's okay to take breaks.

[@SimplifytheEquation]

!= for the win

[@matheusdemellojp]

Nice!

[@cielolopez3019]

It’s my passion it’s my dream I wake up and think about and go to sleep and I breathe it I’ve never been more in love with anything in my entire life

[@Bruce-ip2it]

My man💪💪💪

[@maysk.5998]

then please help me with my physics work 😅

[@hardikinnit.5292]

@@maysk.5998 Duhh

[@richardf.6430]

Same!!

[@alexdefoc6919]

❤💪

[@jonwesick2844]

My tip is to save your money when working. The corporate world doesn't care about your physics degree. If you're like me, you'll get a decent salary when working but have trouble finding the next job when the current one ends. Make sure you have enough savings to carry you through periods of unemployment.

[@MM-ig2it]

What about making family? I mean if u have a children? Wife or a girlfriend? How can u pay for life if it is not stable like that?

[@isaelalejandroherreraherna9827]

every physic's student should watch this video, thank you so much, guys!

[@SimplifytheEquation]

Thank you!!

[@TonyProctor]

Such a gulf between physics as a career (a job to make use of your talents and sustain you) and physics as an academic aspiration (learning, and ideally making significant contributions). The lucky ones are where these coincide. University never emphasised this distinction for me.

[@starlite369]

Well said!

[@isaacsaxton-knight7708]

I feel lied to by everyone

[@gilian2587]

@@isaacsaxton-knight7708 The grass is greener in industry. Really, it is. Academia is a trap.

[@studyaccout6222]

​@@gilian2587 Why do you say that industry is better than academia? I am planning to start a computer engineering degree next year, but have the opportunity to pursue physics(which I feel more passionate about) instead, and would appreciate any input to have a better idea of where to expect it to take me.

[@carti8778]

@@studyaccout6222 CS >> physics anyday. Just check the employment of physics PhD(theoretical) grads in the past 20 years, most of them end up as software engineers / data scientists. I will be doing the same from next month after defending my thesis. 70% of physics phds leave academia as per NSF , USA.

[@CPUReD]

Imposter syndrome is by far my biggest flaw. I honestly think I need to go to therapy to work it out. :\ I end up comparing myself to others when i know i shouldn't. To me, so many of my peers just seem so confident in their beliefs, while I doubt every step I take.

[@sireliot2149]

Fancy seeing you here, Carl!

[@DrunkenUFOPilot]

Physics was my major. Never held a job as a "physicist" but I have worked with world-class scientists on a major NASA mission, world-class neurosurgeons on brain imaging, world-class TV production people, and can make pretty good coffee. I landed a spacecraft imaging position partly because I had a good eye for color and composition, an "artist's eye" but also respect for scientific accuracy and understanding of optics and astronomy. My time as an artist in a co-op gallery paid off :) Great careers can be found in the overlap of physics and [fill in the blank with anything]. Have a physics degree? Great. Get good at something else you love doing, and see what happens.

[@abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz3530]

Do you have a stable job though, or are you always on the search for a new one after the current one comes to an end?

[@DrunkenUFOPilot]

@@abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz3530 I do mostly contracts, though I'd prefer a long term position. Most of the decent paying work I've done is in software development, but that's not really my area of expertise.

[@abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz3530]

@@DrunkenUFOPilot This is why I can’t decide what major to choose. I want to continue with pure physics but the potential career seems unstable. My second best option would be electrical engineering.

[@DrunkenUFOPilot]

@@abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz3530 Could you continue with physics but take as many EE classes as possible? Or go into EE but take as many physics classes as possible, especially semiconductor physics, relativity, quantum field theory, nuclear? I once thought about double-majoring in physics + math, but academic math turned out to be not something I liked. But in any case, have a few credits extra beyond what's needed for a BSci or BSEE or Master's degrees in adjacent areas is a fine and impressive thing to do. What areas of application are interesting to you? Quantum detectors are a hot area, already applied but lots of room for new invention and application. Amazing, how many engineers and computer science types interested in quantum computing have only a sketchy understanding of quantum theory. Some very mundane areas of physics, not at all glamorous, mostly classical mechanics, thermodynamics, and any area of electromagnetism (radio, EMI shielding) are still in need of fresh talent, plenty of things to do, ways to become the company hero, and make good money. Several time I was the company (or group's) hero just for coding up a dumb little one-pole low pass filter to smooth a glitchy signal.

[@abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz3530]

@@DrunkenUFOPilot Thank you so much for the advice. I think I am already leaning towards EEE simply because of my career choices. Not saying that physics majors have no future, but in my country it would be a struggle to find a job besides a teacher. I already talked with some people that have a physics degree and many said that besides a personal satisfaction their studying did not pay off (because of limited physics jobs here). As for the subjects, I will probably end up getting more physics subjects than necessary, considering the fact that I am interested in physics a lot. I know I am still young and I should not be thinking so far ahead, but maybe after I finish with the EEE degree, I could start working on my physics one. I will see how it works out in the end. Again thank you for the great advice.

[@daviddixon6408]

I got an undergraduate degree in physics and then got a Masters degree in computer science and had a very rewarding career.

[@showrjyapaul7351]

can i do masters in mechanical engineering / aeronautical engineering after bachelor in physics

[@pratibhathakur5294]

Tip No 5 👍🏻 Trying to get a PhD from past one year . Got a lot of rejections but that ain’t stopping me from applying . Though an insightful video . Thank You

[@SimplifytheEquation]

Nice!! Keep up the good fight! We are actually filming a video about surviving grad school on Thursday, so have a look for it. :)

[@roufahmad4656]

When i heard names like einstein, newton , maxwell during my childhood classes i was so much fascinated with physics and would imagine myself becoming one such person. But life sued me so much i had to end up doing a degree in forestry. Its a dream that never came true.

[@omidghaderi3483]

Same

[@qwq2170]

Hope things are better for you now

[@abhabh6896]

At this point I just want a job.....

[@nethmisenadheera4919]

Hi Jena and Andrew. This video was very much needed for most of the students and other people in the field. Thank you very much. You're much appreciated!

[@psycopathicmedia8641]

Unfortunately, researchers in science faculties such as physics are not well paid and it is not so much in demand either. The road to a dream job that is related to your field of research is not straightforward for that matter either. I personally have been fascinated by space and astronomy since early childhood and have thought about this by studying Physics at university. But I quickly realized that academic study itself kills the joy and curiosity you have. I am 19 years old right now and personally I will study to be a dentist at university but I will read about space and physics in my spare time and have it as a hobby on the side.

[@paddaboi_]

Wow, this is some advice to me as a 15 year old. I really love everything related to physics but I also need a profession to move my family out of the ghetto and it seems as if physics isn't the best option for this.

[@psycopathicmedia8641]

@@paddaboi_ Hi, thanks for your reply. Yes I agree with you, I was also already at your age very interested in mainly Physics and Biology and Chemistry and generally curious about the world and strange nature we are in. You are 15 so I recommend you to continue to follow your dreams and your interests, study hard and you can become whatever you want. You can definitely become a Physicist and support yourself and your family. Depending on which country you live in, there are different possibilities.

[@paddaboi_]

@@psycopathicmedia8641 well I am South African and I am currently looking at different physics related jobs and the availability of jobs in the physical sciences area. Not the most popular nor most available but I am continuing my search. Thank you for the advice 🙏

[@jacobsuresh3743]

Bro this is comment has helped me to decide what I wanna do, I've been really conflicted on whether to do physics or engineering at university. I'm gonna do a mechanical engineering degree at university, but I'll learn about physics on the side cos I am really interested in physics. Hopefully it works out

[@faridabegum80]

I also have the exact same thinking ..I am also interested in astrophysics and I am making it my hobby ...

[@george-rq8uy]

Very good advice and very nicely and thoughtfully presented as well with some personal notes mixed in! Thank you so much guys!

[@karanpratapsingh3051]

thankyou , one of the most useful video i have ever seen on youtube . first i was affraid by the title but than i realized that you are sharing very valuable imformation . thank you guys ones again have a good . keep making such nice . useful and valuable content

[@generalpartridge7653]

I have just come across this after 18 months of Job searching after my degree while working in hospitality. I finally got a Job 2 days ago! These tips are amazing, some i have learnt the hard way myself along the way. Amazing stuff, will share around!

[@abhishekpandey5072]

So many gems there. Especially liked the being flexible one. I had fixated myself on QFT and had pretty much decided that it was what I wanted to do my whole life. I realized later that a scientist/researcher isn't required to solve only extremely specific problems that interest them. You can pick any problem that requires to be looked at and you would have made a contribution!

[@AshishSinghPaL777]

Hey there! What are you working on nowdays?

[@Pj21.]

tf is this comment mate@Prodigious147

[@shahabazarfar6844]

I think a lot of science students would be happy to hear these advice from their top-rank colleagues like you😊 I wish I had access to these advice two years ago when I was quite depressed by getting so many rejections in my postdoc applications after finishing a PhD in Mathematical Physics

[@milomitchener4166]

what are you doing for work now?

[@hrperformance]

Really really appreciate this video. Thank you so much for posting 👍🏽

[@juliemeinecke7976]

Always believe in yourself! Love this!

[@hrperformance]

Such a great video, I learned a lot. Thanks so much for posting this!

[@milounipatel6224]

Watching this made me cry! Best work🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@VinBhaskara_]

Such genuine advice. Thank you soooo much

[@VinBhaskara_]

"you've met love of your life or more likely got rejected a visa" - hahaha

[@hrperformance]

Wow so glad I found this channel! Keep up the great work! 😁

[@minhtao9774]

Thank you so much. I really needed to hear ALL of this, even coming from a different discipline.

[@pdxmorte2010]

Science is one of the only things I cared about while in school and one of the only things I made sure I didn’t fail while I was depressed at the time of taking my gcses. I did find this video help full. My long probably un event full journey to become a scientist starts now 👨🏽‍🔬

[@Natural_Science-Philosophy]

how did it go?

[@subhambarik8222]

Thanks a lot for giving these tips , I was confused between engineering and real science but now somehow am clear , anyways it's helpful

[@elexsesvalaxx3242]

Thank you so much for making this video guys!

[@aniruddha1665]

thank you maam,,,,now I realised the true meaning of physics ,,,and what is happening to me is not uncommon....(studying physics)...........thank you maam

[@mrigankaphys]

I am doing undergraduate in physics. Your video has given me a different perspective of reality ; thank you. I guess- Life is more than physics.

[@dizzyd7315]

Thank you so much guys, this video is amazing!!🙏

[@alexdickson1445]

Great video! Thanks guys 👏

[@DupinderSingh]

Thanks. I'm having a career break now and some quality time with family.

[@DrAtomics]

Amazing tips, thanks so much

[@MsDavo123]

Thank yoy so much for making this video☺️

[@lekoronkholise9935]

7:04 For some reason this is the part I find the hardest , this to me has being hard to the point where i literally had to sit down and ruminate on whether or not I'm actually worthy of calling myself a physicist at all or not.

[@tiffanytiara2568]

I found this so very helpful thank you! I appreciate it

[@amitsharma07735]

I am from india but here all off your tips realy existing and also most of students are surviving on all problems of your tips u getting All of your tip are very help full thanks for making this video for all physicist know how difficult and easy to make career in scintist... Best of luck

[@dzrnutrition73]

Super helpful and great video, wish to see more and maybe connect. Thanks

[@sherlockholmeslives.1605]

I am not quite clever enough to do a degree in physics. I think it must be lovely to be a leading physics professor / expert, working alone at night on the cutting edge of Black Hole thermodynamics, but these people's minds are unfathomably bright!!

[@christopheribarra1170]

Tip 7

[@sherlockholmeslives.1605]

@@christopheribarra1170 Thanks Christopher!

[@SailboatAqua]

Great video! I'm looking for a job with my Masters in Physics. I've been feeling down lately after 3 months of failed job searching. This video was good for me to see.

[@prat_0501]

Hey! Have you got a job? I am also in same situation and feeling down !!

[@MeoWHamster]

@@prat_0501 how are you guys doing :)

[@kxmeha1256]

Same brother!

[@red0494]

This is really helpful thank you so much ❣️

[@user-lx2dk4mx8x]

Such a nice video , thanks !

[@SuniL.KrishnA]

Not finding words how should I thank you. . . ❤️❤️🎉🎉🎉 Perfectly great. 🎉🎉

[@bhoopendragupta4782]

Thanks for sharing your experience it is really valuable💕💕

[@theprince11]

Thank you so much for this. :)

[@craigcoates6247]

Absolutely amazing video, so concise, helpful, excellent advice, thank you very much. Just graduated with a physics and astronomy degree and this is so helpful.

[@saylensya]

thank u so much! this video is so necessary for who think build a career in physics! i'm from brazil and isn't different here

[@louisc.8788]

Great advice to all science majors!

[@debankanghosh225]

It was a good piece of advice thanks 🥰

[@Squash101]

That’s why I went into Electrical engineering. It’s insanely difficult to get a job with a bachelors in physics. Further down the lane if you pursue a masters or PHD and get a CPA on the side you can make 500k but without that you won’t make much.

[@vcto1043]

You know, it's funny. I've always known that I wanted to study physics at university, but I've always had problems choosing a career. After lots of thinking I finally decided that I would decide after graduation or something like that. Now I'm very happy (and relieved) to know that I should stay flexible on deciding my career.

[@yashijenyruby8923]

Did you decide something

[@vcto1043]

@@yashijenyruby8923 now that I got to actually study physics I got to see lots of interesting things and I do have some particular interests. But no, no idea of what career to pick yet.

[@yashijenyruby8923]

@@vcto1043 best of luck to u

[@vaishalichaudhari3911]

@@vcto1043 did u decide yet

[@AndreTJones]

I’m just throwing this out in the void. I’m starting to go back to school this summer in my 40s. In the past I had to take care of family. For instance my dad had Alzheimer’s. I had a good job but due to my mental illness I lost it and became homeless. Now I’m in a much better position. I’m going to finally get an associates degree in a couple of years. I keep my opinions open but what lured me into physics was the study of exo-moons. The future looks bright. I look forward to seeing what’s ahead.

[@caecita5910]

I felt deeply the "career breaks (for your health)", I am somewhat sunk by "Long Covid". The brainfog that it causes is horrible for a physicist, but I have been overesforcing myself to move forward as much as possible.

[@Zoonofski]

Seems like doing a physics degree and a phd to end up as a data scientist or software engineer is a bit of a round about way of doing things

[@BetoMty007]

Exactly, physics is a dead end career.

[@tejasdeepsingh456]

@@BetoMty007 Not necessarily Aragorn

[@Ghostrider-ul7xn]

Truth is that you need to be top of the class and have certain amount of luck to make it big in physics. Do you hear every PhDs going around making discoveries and known as the next Einstein? No. At the end of the day, you still have to make enough money to bring food to the table. Everything else comes second

[@MM-ig2it]

@@Ghostrider-ul7xn and to pay for rent and for ur family life ( wife or girlfriend and children)

[@mossbogger8366]

I would suggest looking into medical imaging in the states, there is high demand for physicists to inspect and certify radiology equipment.

[@blackhole3298]

A good point regarding jobs in industry. Often these people are perceived as the not so smart ones. Best example is the "inventor" of the student-t distribution. He had a huge impact on real world problems(physics or analytical chemistry). He was working in a beer brewery and was mocked by his colleagues in academia.

[@user-ii6in6gn5j]

I f*cking love you both. Thank you. Cheers from Spain

[@bennaceryannis566]

Amazing ! I've never commented on a video but I had to do it

[@asheatulsie520]

thx this really helps

[@nilamjha9013]

Loved this video

[@EddieStyle]

Thank you very much! + you both beautiful!

[@jacksanford1344]

super helpful!

[@BashirArsine]

Thank you very much.

[@mohamedoussamabelbaki8336]

Thanks awsome video and Chanel 😎

[@greywolfTomyris]

Thank you ❤

[@avryund]

Great advice 👍😃

[@themiz4792]

why you stopped uploading video? we want more on physics

[@ShahidKhan-eq1gx]

Great video

[@scienceisareligion2231]

Thank you

[@noamchai5764]

Great tips! What about career tips considering specific fields? Is there any difference?

[@SimplifytheEquation]

Great question Noam! Andrew and I have filmed a second video with more specific advice on this topic. Also, I'm going to be introducing some awesome people on this channel from non-standard physics career paths to share their journey (and advice).

[@noamchai5764]

@@SimplifytheEquation Awesome! Looking forward

[@peisistratosvaradefides3558]

I m a high school student and I m just too afraid to pursue such a career because I m afraid it will be so unstable and it will cost me my love of life, my family, my friends... And all that for minor changes of making your dream come true... What should I do?😥

[@Dragon_prince90]

Your friends and family will understand and support you and your dreams of becoming a physicist . I think ( personally ) that you should follow your heart were ever it may lead you . You should always try to make your dreams reality . Friends and family as well as other loved ones are people that support and care for you so I think that they will cheer you on in your journey . You must also trust them in return, trust that they will have your back throughout your journey . Of course the decision is all up to you . I hope that I have helped in some way and have a lovely day / night . ^-^

[@PINKY_1337]

just started my physcs degree, will be back in five years when i graduate and see where destiny takes me, right now i thinking about something related to computing/medical 27/05/2021

[@chacharollsroyce]

Pinky pinky

[@keyladayanabautistatapia3773]

Holaaa, cómo te ha ido estudiando física?

[@syedahsan1537]

I love you man my parents are forcing me to study Goddanm Acca which doesn't make sense I love physics and I'm big fan of Brian Greene And I should study physics

[@hugbug2224]

Do what you want who gives a damn about why your parents want, it's your life and you have to be in control every step of the way

[@applicableapple3991]

Where is that??

[@juyeon5855]

i’m debating if i’m smart enough for physics major, i keep getting Bs in my major classes and midterms are hard 😭

[@Ahmad-jc2zn]

Ok I may be dumb but isn’t all of the advice in this video geared to all science careers?

[@josephtraverso2700]

I’m torn between a career in mechanical engineering and a career in physics. Right now I’m a double major in both ... any advice would be fantastic please

[@talagammoh1450]

so how is it going

[@josephtraverso2700]

@@talagammoh1450 amazing!!

[@talagammoh1450]

@@josephtraverso2700thats great! you must be stressed tho

[@josephtraverso2700]

@@talagammoh1450 yeah it’s just something we all have the fight through. STEM is my passion and I want to inspire others to pursue it

[@deepgajera9519]

I am doing mechanical engineering at Memorial university but want to do MSc in physics. My question is about Physics GRE and can I pursue a master's in science (Physics) if I have a good score in Physics GRE. I am really interested in physics but due to financial reasons was forced to pursue engineering.

[@shumailkhan7205]

I m in the same situation. Doing mechatronics but wanted physics

[@umar_shahzad]

do this after your msc in mech.eng

[@himanshubatra1993]

I have a Bsc physics Hons degree from India and it's difficult to see what next in physics. I often think of completely quitting sometimes

[@asimzeeshan2932]

What you have decided now??

[@himanshubatra1993]

@@asimzeeshan2932 Msc

[@sparklinggirl6627]

There are also no job opportunities for ms physics in abroad

[@kokilagupta631]

Mee too ...wht u decide and doing now .....In india it is Hard but i Guess SAT can be good

[@nepalgorkha8665]

Hello At first i loved this video. This year i complete my A level here in Nepal. I love physics.I am always interest to read article of theories of science.From inner core of heart i want to study physics yeah bachelor is base and in near future it will know in which field i am going to be specialist. I am applying for USA FOR under graduate. Any book you suggest me to read related to physics before bachelor

[@SimplifytheEquation]

The most helpful books in undergrad (for me) were from the author David J. Griffiths. Good luck! :)

[@nepalgorkha8665]

@@SimplifytheEquation before joining uni .I can read this book.any other articles of science theories are there before bachelor .

[@aryanbista747]

@@nepalgorkha8665 you got in?Where did you go?

[@AnAstrophileBoy]

I want some knowledge about wt to do after bsc in physics and wt is better.love from india

[@tsrenevasan]

How are the career paths in astrophysics compared to other fields?

[@SimplifytheEquation]

with any field-- it's what you make of it. Astrophysics tends to have a better representation of minorities and support networks. However, that shouldn't influence your decision-- you should follow the research that interests you, regardless

[@rohitraj4275]

Thanks

[@dhanyajoseph9657]

As i realise it day by day ....it hurt the most

[@chacharollsroyce]

Become a teacher,you may earn less but at least peace of mind and afford daily life needs

[@learner_0]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💯❤️💯❤️❤️Thank You So Much 😊

[@nikleshraj5256]

Can be like if those who are not smart in it how can u be smart or how will u able to do physics can help me out please

[@steveetches6013]

I think Andrew has some sort of temporal phase issue, he keeps disappearing and reappearing from this dimension. Perhaps a physics doctor might be able to help with this...

[@Terminator_420]

Please make some video on graduate intership

[@JohnSmith-un1zj]

I love reading about physics, but I’m too stupid to do it

[@karthikchand]

What an amazing video but I am so sad to say that I am not a Science Student I am Computer science Student😔

[@prathameshlawane]

What if i have cleared 12th and now want to graduation in science is it right thing to do? Plz reply asap.

[@farhanext.8385]

I'M a 11th grade student in love with physics. But I'm gonna have a hard time convincing if I choose it. Can i get some help from u guys? The video was really good btw.

[@Nobody-il6mq]

Same also doing grade 11, really wanna do physics but I'm not completely sure what it's like and if there is any job sercurity. Also I know my friends and family won't agree with my option and will try to convince me otherwise

[@HarshSharma-mf7hr]

@@Nobody-il6mq yeah same with me bro I m also in grade 11th, loved physics since I was a in 5th but I m not sure to pursue it because of the same reasons. If you have reached to any answer plz. tell me as it can give me a wider perception of what should I do.

[@Nobody-il6mq]

@@HarshSharma-mf7hr Well so far I'm trying to improve my marks to the point,I'm able to get a scholarship and maybe even leave the country coz I'm frm a third wrld country so there isn't that much opportunities for physics and idk if I'll be able to afford tuition fees. Good luck with your future endeavours🔥

[@Nobody-il6mq]

@@HarshSharma-mf7hrOh yah,I also suggest that you should watch this video even though it sounds like you already have everything figured out, basically talks about how do choose what you love...good luck kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIekXqeolMqogbc

[@HarshSharma-mf7hr]

@@Nobody-il6mq yeah same with me man I m from a country where there are not much opportunities for physics and I will also try for a scholarship as I can't afford to pay for those hefty tution fees. Till now I think I have good grades but not the best, gotta try to improve my marks. Thanks mate.

[@jonathanquinones8556]

I feel like a better world starts with scientists not having to worry about finances honestly I also feel as tho scientists should make most major worldwide decisions but..that's just me scientists are the true rockstars of the world 🌎🤷

[@Ann-qr1sr]

Can u pls tell us how much u are paid for doing Ph.D, what decides a good payment?

[@gilian2587]

In the US, the average payment rate for a Graduate Teaching Assistant is $36,390 per year. That will be higher or lower depending on cost of living in your area.

[@prabithapradeep5415]

Msc medical physics is a good option? What about the opportunity & salary? A good affordable university for studying it? Anyone plzz help

[@hari.santoso]

Just watched this video. I am 29 years old now. Got my bachelor in theoretical physics, hasn't got master degree, and not properly employed. Well, if anyone wanna employ me, that will mean a lot. Hehe.

[@suspendedsuplexchannel1000]

Ma'am which is the best college in Oxford and where it is?? Is it in UK

[@Alkaseltzing]

I know Im not the person you were wanting to answer but Oxford is in the UK. I cant answer which college in Oxford university is the best though.

[@thilinarajapaksha1711]

If you want survive in physics, only thing you have to do, is combine it another like engineering medical or chemical side.. Because they have wide range of industrial expose or applications.. Otherwise 99% raw physics deadend.. 😢😢