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Physical Oceanigraphy?I did a PhD in this area too (unfortunately)!
I studied harbour and coastal engineering for my first and second degree. After finally completed my PhD, which wasn't a smooth sailing, I realised that I am not talented enough to be a scientist and I did not establish a solid math/ physics foundation through my poor quality tertiary education. I did not stand a chance to secure a research position, which was invariably highly competitive. Neither did I WANT to strive for an academic career any more. I was lucky enough to find my first job working for an engineering consulting firm which serves oil and gas industry and now have been working for another consulting company in the resource sector for a few years. Although I feel my brain cells are dying more quickly due to lack of exercise,I am quite happy with my work, which is relatively low-pressured and family friendly (I am a girl).
Hope my not-so-glamourous experience may be somehow helpful to you as you are at a very similar position as I was.
Have you thought of applying a job from companies like MetOcean Services or RPS MetOcean, where both your math/computational skills and your Physical Oceanography background would be an advantage? Or is it a different branch of oceanography that you've studied? |
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