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Trends in Exiting Physics Master's

MAR 01, 2014
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Research Manager ,  AIP
Trends in exiting physics master's

This focus on looks at the physics exiting master’s production in the U.S. It presents trend data on the number of physics master’s awarded in the U.S. including data on citizenship, women, and minorities. This report presents findings from the AIP annual survey of Enrollments and Degrees Survey.

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