What did Marie curie study in university?

Answer 1

In 1893 she obtained a degree in physics and began work in an industrial laboratory at Lippman's. Meanwhile she continued studying at the Sorbonne and in 1894 earned a degree in mathematics.

Both degrees are license.

Answer 2

* At age fifteen she graduated from high school at the top of her class. * She studied mathematics, physics and chemistry at the University of Paris where she graduated first in her undergraduate class. * A year later, also at the University of Paris, she obtained her master's degree in mathematics. * She received her DSc from the University of Paris, becoming the first woman in France to complete a doctorate. For the source and more detailed information concerning this subject, click on the related links section (Answers.com) indicated below this answer box.

Answer 3

As Marie Sklodowska was growing up in Warsaw, the nation of Poland was part of the Russian Empire, and education for Poles was problematic at best. For a female, it was almost impossible. Thus, she was taught the science by her father, graduated with high marks at a gymnasium (the equivalent of an American high school), and later attended the clandestine Flying University.

Sklodowska went to Paris for official college work, and there met and married Pierre Curie. She returned to Warsaw with hopes of getting a PhD, but not one university in Poland would accept a woman doctoral candidate. Marie then returned to the Sorbonne to get her PhD.

Answer 4

She went to the Sorbonne college in Sorbonne, Poland. That's where her father taught physics and math.

Answer 5

Marie Currie went to college/university at the University of Paris.

Answer 6

She wanted a degree in physics, and she obtained one in 1893.

Answer 7

Marie Curie studied radium

Answer 8

boogey man

Answer 9

physics