/sci/ - Science & Math

>>14596251
I am a Physicist (feels good!), did experimental physics PhD so got some statistics.
By occupation I am a patent attorney, working with physics, IT and engineering based technologies, which means I studied patent law. Some of my best paid colleagues work with chemistry and life sciences patent applications.
Patenting involves patent strategy, which is a specialised form of business and economics.
Outside work, quite a few of my colleagues play musical instruments and are above average interested in history.
So, no need to limit yourself to one single tier.

>>14596265
At least the job market is, according to one of my colleagues.

>>14598711
A fifth of physics graduates end up in banking and management consulting. They will earn more than programmers do.
https://sciencecareergeneral.neocities.org/