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Atomic/Molecular Physics Schools in Florida

Jobs for Atomic/Molecular Physics Grads in Florida

There are 680 people in the state and 91,610 people in the nation working in atomic/molecular physics jobs.

Wages for Atomic/Molecular Physics Jobs in Florida

Atomic/Molecular Physics grads earn an average of $99,090 in the state and $125,280 nationwide.

Atomic/Molecular Physics Careers in FL

Some of the careers atomic/molecular physics majors go into include:

Job Title	FL Job Growth	FL Median Salary
Physics Postsecondary Professors	18%	$93,420

Below are some popular majors in the state that are similar to atomic/molecular physics.

Major	Annual Graduates in FL
General Physics	348
Other Physics	10

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