Hi I am trying to decide whether I should study science or business in University but the thing is, I don't know if the science industry is a good prospect to get employment in after I graduate, I don't mind studying business though (but I'm more interested in economics) but anyway, those studying science atm and those who've graduated with a job in the science industry, what are your thoughts?
Career in science and studying science in uni? ADVICE NEEDED (1 Viewer)
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someth1ng
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Science doesn't have an incredible job market but it's not extremely bad like pharmacy and some other fields. If you're really worried, you might be able to do something like a BA in Economics and a science subject which can open doors in both fields, if that's what you're into.
Squar3root
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nothing is bad as arts
There are options available with a basic science degree in a variety of industries. Keep in mind, a lot of graduate programs these days simply require a bachelor's degree of any discipline as the requisite qualification. Also, if you invest time in professional development throughout uni, then you would have a good chance of gaining employment in quite a few fields.
As I said before, if you engage in professional development throughout uni, you can do a lot with almost any degree. Too be perfectly honest, a Commerce student with just a degree on their CV is far less employable than an Arts student who has done a lot of relevant stuff throughout uni.