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  • Do Students' experiences of a service subject correspond to their expectations? 
    Kirkup Leslie; Mendez Alberto; Scott Dale; Sharma Manjula; O'Byrne John; Quinton Jamie; Pollard Judith; Petelina Svetlana; Creagh Chris; Keleher Patrick; Bhathal Ragbir (UniServe Science, 2008)
    What impact does a single semester of physics have on students destined to major in disciplines other than physics? As part of a national study, supported by funding from the Australian Learning and Teaching Council (ALTC), ...
  • One semester of physics: What difference does it make to non-physics majors? 
    Kirkup Leslie; Mendez Alberto; Sharma Manju; O'Byrne John (Australian Institute of Physics, 2008)
    How does a semester of physics impact on students who will go on to major in disciplines other than physics, and to what extent do their experiences depend, if at all, on whether the subject has been designed specifically ...
  • Physics Graduates in the Workforce: Does Physics Education Help? 
    O'Byrne John; Mendez Alberto; Sharma Manju; Kirkup Leslie; Scott Dale (Australian Institute of Physics, 2008)
    In the first half of 2008 a survey was distributed to a sample of Australian physics graduates. The main purpose was to provide a realistic and up-to date view of where a Physics degree can lead, based on the experiences ...
  • What does a physics undergraduate education give you? a perspective from Australian physics 
    Sharma Manjula; Pollard Judith; Mendez Alberto; Mills David; O'Byrne John; Scott Dale; Hagon Sue; Gribble Joan; Kirkup Leslie; Livett Michelle; Low David; Merchant Alex; Rayner Anton; Swan Geoff; Zadnik Marjan; Zealey William (Institute of Physics Publishing, 2008)
    In a study to assess how effectively undergraduate physics studies have prepared students for the workplace, we attempted to locate and interview traditional 3-year or 4-year physics students who had graduated in the past ...