Career Resources
With a degree in physics, you may choose to pursue graduate study, a career in academia or national laboratory, or work in the leading industries in biotechnology, scientific instrumentation, aerospace and defense.
How to get started:
Schedule one-on-one meetings with your career consultant, who will assess and analyze
what you need most. Whether you’re crafting a speech or preparing for a job interview,
your career coach is there on the sidelines — pushing you into the game.
Where our Ph.D. graduates go to work:
| NANOPHYSICS (NAUMOV) | |
| Hasan, MD Tanvir • ’19 | NIST |
| GALAXY EVOLUTION (BARGER) | |
| Sun, Jing • ’19 | |
| COMPUTATIONAL BIOPHYSICS (DOBROVOLNY) | |
| Pinky, Lubna • ’18 | Postdoctoral Scholar, University of Tennessee Health Science Center |
| Rodriguez, Thalia • ’18 | Lecturer, Indiana University—Purdue University Columbus |
| FLUORESCENCE SPECTROSCOPY (GRYCZYNSKI) | |
| Shumilov, Dmytro • ’14 | Postdoctoral Fellow, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA |
| Kimball, Joseph • ’15 | Postdoctoral Fellow, Texas Christian University |
| Doan, Hung • ’18 | Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM |
| GALACTIC STRUCTURE (FRINCHABOY) | |
| Thompson, Ben • ’13 | Github |
| O’Connell, Julia • ’17 | Universidad de La Serena, Chile |
| MATERIALS SCIENCE (STRZHEMECHNY) | |
| Peters, Raul • ’10 | Assistant Professor, Physics, Paine College, Augusta, GA |
| Paramo, J. Antonio • ’12 | Goldman Sachs |
| Nemashkalo, Anastasiia • ’14 | Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM |
| Chapagain, Puskar • ’15 | Instructor of Physics, Southern Arkansas University |
| Requena, Sebastian • ’16 | Harris Night Vision |