Career Opportunities in Physics and Nanotechnology

Graduates can expect to work in industrial research and consultation, using their skills in areas of applied physics. These areas include simulating oil or gas reservoirs, ground water flow, air pollution dispersion, air quality control, energy studies, power distribution systems, environmental dynamics, remote sensing, estuarine modelling, radiation dosimetry, mineral processing or in many other aspects of modern industrial practice, education and basic research.

In the cutting edge area of Nanotechnology there is work on research into mineral extraction, crystal growth, drug testing, water purification and cures for cancer to name a few.

Physics graduates are multi-skilled scientists who have well-developed problem solving, analytical and advanced computing skills as well as appropriate technical skills to their chosen area of study.

Graduates can pursue job opportunities in a wide variety of areas including:

	Mining Computing Research Energy Management Materials Science	Telecommunications Environmental Monitoring Finance Engineering Nanoscience Research
				Profiles of Physics Graduates

Physics and Nanotechnology will also help you to develop the ability to work as part of a team and provide you with good written and verbal communication skills - essential attributes for today's job market.