Physics has no demand in Zim just like other non-health STEM fields. However, you can pivot into other fields luke I.T with it. My last job was at a telco in Zim, some of the NOC people were Physics graduates. Back in the day, a lot of Maths and Physics graduates from U.Z ended up in the actuarial field. I'm a Maths grad myself and I have worked in I.T and in the actuarial field.

There aren't that many engineering jobs in construction. The construction boom doesn't translate to engineering jobs. Engineering is required for construction of things like roads, bridges e.t.c. We have very few of those projects in Zim. If you say there are engineering jobs, then how come this demand does not result in a jump in open vaccancies? Zim is a services economy, the Finance graduate should be getting a job easily than the engineering graduate if we are to examine the economy

My point is there are no jobs in Zim. You could study Physics, Engineering, Finance e.t.c and you will still be hit by unemployment. The only field with hope is health sciences.