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Or is that more suited to a nuclear engineering course?
Or is that more suited to a nuclear engineering course?
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I'd say its perfectly fine to mention in a Physics personal statement, as it falls under nuclear physics. The entire nuclear engineering sub-discipline is concerned with nuclear physics.
I'd say its perfectly fine to mention in a Physics personal statement, as it falls under nuclear physics. The entire nuclear engineering sub-discipline is concerned with nuclear physics.
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Do you know if students are taught about how fusion can generate power?
Do you know if students are taught about how fusion can generate power?
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Physics students or nuclear engineering students?
Physics students or nuclear engineering students?
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Physics students.
Physics students.
TBH for Physics your PS doesn't even matter that much - it comes down to grades ultimately.
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Depends on the course, look at the course content of individual universities you're applying to. It's very likely that nuclear physics/fusion will be an optional or compulsory module somewhere along the line though, and ofcourse it's not going to look bad on your application - it is directly related to physics.
TBH for Physics your PS doesn't even matter that much - it comes down to grades ultimately.
Depends on the course, look at the course content of individual universities you're applying to. It's very likely that nuclear physics/fusion will be an optional or compulsory module somewhere along the line though, and ofcourse it's not going to look bad on your application - it is directly related to physics.
TBH for Physics your PS doesn't even matter that much - it comes down to grades ultimately.
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