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It's never too early to begin preparing for a career in Physics. The Department of Physics offers a number of summer and part-time research jobs in order to prepare a student for professional development in the physics field.

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APS/PHYS Professional Development

APS/PHYS Professional Development offers career planning and graduate school informational sessions for undergraduates in fields related to physics and astronomy.

Finding a Career

Not sure what you want to do with your degree? The Society of Physics Students (SPS) offers an informational page on the possible . SPS also offers of individuals and how they have utilized their physics degrees.

Pursuing a Graduate Degree

Thinking about graduate school? The American Association for Physics Teachers offers a comprehensive guide, called "" for students who are interested in pursuing a Graduate degree in Physics. Students who may be interested in continuing their education at the CU Department of Physics should review the information on our Graduate Students page.

Consider Teaching

High school physics teachers continue to be in high demand, and the Department of Physics offers a degree track specifically designed to prepare a student for teaching physics. The Physics Teachers Education Coalition (Phystec) produced this video to highlight what it means to teach physics.