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Mathematical Sciences Career Information
The Mathematical Sciences Career Information Project lists real-world applications for various mathematical specialties and data on the educational and employment characteristics of mathematics graduate students. Though dated, this site provides an interesting overview of how a mathematics background can be utilized in both the pubic and private sectors.

PhDs.org
A comprehensive site for math and science Ph.D.s. This site features listings for salary information, advice about C.V.s and interview, background articles and more.

National Security Agency
The government agency employs a large number of mathematicians. Check out the N.S.A.'s mathematics and educational opportunities section.

Society for Industrial & Applied Mathematics
Whether you are a student considering a career in mathematics, or an established mathematician, you will find the job-search and career information resources in this section invaluable.

Physics Today Career Network
The Physics Today Career Network is considered by recruiters worldwide as the best resource, either in print or online, for posting open positions. This highly regarded, comprehensive classified section reaches more than 120,000 physicists, engineers and other scientists in a broad range of sectors from academia to industry to government and nonprofit organizations.

How to Leave Physics
Created in 1997 by Jennifer Hodgdon, Physics Ph.D. graduate of Cornell University. This site provides information on alternative careers; tips on finding potential employers; writing a resume; interviewing; a question-and-answer page with replies to readers’general questions; and links to other employment resources.

American Physical Society's Career Center
Jobs and resumes posted on the American Physical Society Career Center will also appear on our Network Affiliate web sites (Physics Today Career Network, American Association of Physics Teachers, and the AVS-Science and Technology Society).


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