What Can You Do With Your Degree?

Hello and welcome back to my blog! As I am entering my 3rd year of university in September, I have been thinking a lot about the different job positions I could have after graduation, 5 years after graduation, and even 10 years from then. With all this thinking and research I've done, I decided to make a post to help other students know what careers their degree can give them and just simply bring this thought into their minds. I hope you enjoy reading and take away useful information for yourself!

If you are in post-secondary, thinking that in 1-4 years time you will be done school and starting your career path is scary. I still can't believe that I'm as close as I am to finishing my degree... time really does go by fast. There are many different careers that you as a student can take, so I decided to include only the common ones, which I'm sure you can learn a lot from.

1) Business degree with a major in Accounting or Finance

- Accountant

- Management Accountant

- Public Finance Accountant

- Company Secretary

- Stockbroker

- Data Analyst

- Economist

- Retail Banker

- Tax Advisor

-Purchasing Manager

-Management Consultant

2) Diploma or Degree in Architecture

- Architect

- Architectural Technologist

- Building Surveyor

- Construction Manager

- Landscape Architect

- Planning and Development Surveyor

- Building Inspector

- Interior and Spatial Designer

3) Degree in Computer Science

- Applications Developer

- Data Analyst

- Information Systems Manager

- Software Engineer

- Web Designer

- Wen Developer

- Digital Copywriter

- Network Engineer

- IT Sales Professional

4) Business degree with a major in Economics

- Economist

- Financial Risk Analyst

- Statistician

- Stockbroker

- Data Analyst

- Public Finance Accountant

- Data Scientist

- Local Government Officer

5) Film & TV Production diploma or degree

- Film Director

- Film/video Editor

- Lighting Technician

- Programme Researcher

- Sound technician

- TV & Film Producer

- Broadcast Engineer

- TV Camera Operator

- TV Production Coordinator

- Broadcast Journalist

6) Health Studies diploma or degree

- Health Service Manager

- Nurse

- Occupational Therapist

- Physician Associate

- Social Worker

- Community Development Worker

- Health Promotion Specialist

7) Business degree with a major in Human Resource Management

- Human Resources Officer

- Human Resource Manager

- Office Manager

- Management Consultant

- Sales Executive

- Business Advisor

- Operational Researcher

- Recruitment Consultant

- Trade Union Research Officer

8) Arts degree with a major in Philosophy

- Higher Education Lecturer

- Secondary School Teacher

- Health Service Manager

- Psychotherapist

- Recruitment Consultant

- Newspaper Journalist

9) Arts degree with a major in Sociology

- Advice Worker

- Family Support Worker

- Further Education Teacher

- Social Worker

- Youth Worker

- Human Resources Officer

- Public Relations Officer

There are so many more diplomas and degrees you could work towards getting, however in my opinion, the ones above seem the most common! The purpose of this post is to get you thinking and possibly exploring the careers you could get. It may seem like a simple process, but take it from me... it's difficult! I want a career in marketing after I graduate, and I am currently working towards that through courses at school and work experience. However, there are so many different routes and types of jobs I could get in marketing... from advertising to public relations. Starting early can make it easier in the long run! If you found any of the careers listed above interesting or if you're curious to learn more, check out the link I used to obtain so much useful information: https://www.prospects.ac.uk/careers-advice/what-can-i-do-with-my-degree

I hope you enjoyed reading and thanks for visiting my blog!

Link to photo:

https://www.campusexplorer.com/college-advice-tips/E2A674F8/Best-Jobs-for-Economics-Majors/

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