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Getting to Work with Your Bachelor's Degree

If you’re like many physics and astronomy majors looking for a job after graduation, you might be unsure where to start. Here’s a look at what recent bachelor’s degree graduates were up to one year after graduating. To learn more, visit AIP Statistical Research at aip.org/statistics.


Common Job Titles for New Physics Bachelor's Degree Recipients
Education

Engineering

Finance/Business

Programming/Software


Research and Technical


Who’s Hiring?

These employers recently hired three or more new physics bachelor’s degree recipients for technical positions, according to responses to AIP’s follow-up surveys of physics bachelors in the classes of 2018–22. This list does not include high schools, colleges, universities, or enlisted US military.

To see C–Z, visit bit.ly/4cp6Djz.


To search who’s hiring by state, visit aip.org/statistics/whos-hiring-physics-bachelors.