Career Perspective
Based on study from APS (American Physical Society), only about 3% of undergraduate physics program continue their career path as academician (Lecturer, Professor). The other 11% will become scientist or teacher, while the rest (86%) will take the job in industry, including high-end industries such as IT specialist, Software engineer, Financial analyst, data scientist, etc https://www.aps.org/programs/education/conferences/upload/Careers-In-Physics-Talk.pdf . For example, Elon Musk who own Space-X and Tesla with a net worth of 219 Billion USD, had his bachelor degree from physics and economics. So this fact dispels the myth that taking a physics degree program will end up as a professor/academic staff only.
Below are some of our distinguished alumni.
Parada T.P. Hutauruk
Research Professor at Pukyong National University, Busan, South Korea
Dr. Isnaeni, M.Sc.
Kepala Pusat Riset Fotonik, BRIN
Bima Maha Putra
Software Tester at Oberthur Technologies
Kania Nur Sawitri
Software engineers and IT specialist
Ahmad Nur Aziz
Data Analyst at Tokopedia
Salahuddin Perdana
Application Management & Operation Officer at BRI
Anisah Rahajeng
IT Business Process Analyst at PT Astra Graphia Information Technology (AGIT)
Firdha Najiya
Asisten Staf Khusus Presiden Republik Indonesia
