The ten most employable degrees that you should consider when choosing your degree

In selecting University graduate course of study, one should consider the career opportunities and the demand of the job market. 

This article presents to you the high employability degrees and less employability degrees. 

As the laborers with high educational levels can take on the jobs requiring lower educational levels, the higher their educational levels are, the more job opportunities they will have; at the same time, the real wages are in inverse proportion to the labor demand. 0 . of educational structure and wages.

The evidence suggests that going to university remains a good investment. ... A changing jobs market has generated more opportunities for graduates and people who went to university are likely to be earning more and are less likely to be unemployed

Education dissociates the learner physically from work in order to prepare in a rational way for coping with diversity of work and life tasks. Education has a qualifying function and a status-distributive function for economy and society and is among various factors determining graduates' careers.

Meanwhile, data from the Department for Education shows languages, linguistics and classics have the lowest percentage of graduates in sustained employment or further study a year after graduating (79.8 per cent) and the second lowest 10 years after graduating. 

It is worth considering which degree will make increase your employment prospects upon graduation. So it’s a bad idea to waltz into a degree in art history because you’re unsure what you want to do and a friend told you it might be easy. For a start, a degree in art history is by no means an easy ride. But more to the point, university is the time for hard work and gritty decisions. If you hope to go to university you should choose a degree that will give you the best start for the career you want. 

The ten most employable degrees that you should consider when choosing your degree:

Top 10 Most Employable Degrees

Medicine & dentistry – 99%.

Veterinary Science – 98%.

Subjects allied to medicine – 93%.

Architecture, building & planning – 92%.

Education – 90%.

Nursing - 80%

Engineering & technology – 85%.

Computer Science – 80%.

Mathematical sciences – 79%.

Business studies – 75%.

Law – 74%.

This article should serve as a guide for prospective applicants to the various students, let's choose the right course and secure the employment we are seeking for. 

By Nedved

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