Albert Einstein

Educational qualifications:
PhD in physics, University of Zurich, 1905
Undergraduate teaching degree in physics and
mathematics, Swiss Federal Polytechnic Institute, Zurich,
1901.
Work Experiences:
Professor of Theoretical Physics, Institute for Advanced
Study, Princeton, 1933-1955.
Director, Kaiser Wilhelm Physical Institution, Berlin, 19141933.
Professor of physics, Swiss Federal Polytechnic Institute,
1912-1913.
Professor of physics, University of Prague, 1911.
Associate professor of physics, University of Zurich, 19091910.
Lecturer, University of Bern, 1908.
Clerk, Swiss Patent Office, Bern, 1902-1908
Achievements:

Nobel Prize in Physics, 1921.

Admission to German Order "Pour La Mrite," 1923.
Copley Medal, Royal Society of London, 1925.
Gold Medal, Royal Astronomical Society, London, 1925.
Max-Planck-Medal, German Physical Society, 1929.
Benjamin Franklin Medal, Franklin Institute, Philadelphia,
1935.

Major works:

Special Theory of Relativity, 1905.

General Theory of Relativity, 1916.
Investigations on Theory of Brownian Movement, 1926.
About Zionism, 1930.
Why War? , 1933.

 My Philosophy, 1934.
The Evolution of Physics, 1938.
Out of My Later Years, 1950.
Professional memberships:
President, German Physical Society
Member, Prussian Academy of Sciences