I wanted to ask for some advice in picking my degree. I want to hear some other opinions to help me figure out.
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Picking a degree.
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Have you tried looking into combined degrees? Stuff like Comp Sci/Economics? But in all honesty even though you said you dont see yourself in engineering I reccomend you to look into petroleum engineering or aviation engineering very flexible and can be done anywhere in the world with decent demand.
Stay away from IT and software engineering related fields. The market for these fields are oversaturated everywhere mainland Europe, UK, US, AUS and even the middle-east. The Ai will exacerbate this even further. Choose health related field, nursing (Somali men look down to this), doctor, or dentist. I heard dentists are in high demand.
At the end of the day, a university degree will take you farther in life than not having one. If your concerned on overall money, then look into the ROI (return on investment) for degrees. This certainly varries for country to country, but all countries are willing to accept/import foreign skilled labor. Even Japan is seeking skilled workers.
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Which degree has the best financial returns? The Institute of Fiscal Studies has found that high return subjects include law, economics or medicine.
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I was looking more at Civil or chemical engineering. I'm not the best at maths but for a good life I could sit through it. I think I really like Law and politics so I may try do a combined degree between those and economics.
I see there are post grad degrees into comp Sci so I would rather so a year course than study it now as I'm not particularly passionate about the subject. I don't want to be miserable.
I'd rather not do medicine. I'm not a fan or the subject. I used to be but I could not sit through such a demanding degree. I know a lot of Somali ladies who do nursing, my friend does actually. But she clearly doesn't want to do it and it's making her miserable. I wonder why men look down on it though. Its better than being unemployed so I don't knoe why they're sat on a high horse.
Yeah comp Sci is oversaturated and you can do conversion masters in the UK so why bother getting a degree in it.
I was thinking more civil engineering. I like building and I've always wanted to help rebuild Somalia a little bit. I'm hesitant to go down that route though because I feel getting a degree and a career for a goal I may not achieve is a bad idea. I at least like the idea of international law/criminal law by themselves.
I see. Yeah I was looking at a Politics and Economics course. Highly respected. Switching would be a little hard right now but Inshallah if it is right for me Allah will find me a space on that course.Economics and business will set you for life
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I did PPE bro 
dont let these STEM nerds trick you study what you want otherwise the next 3 years will be hell
Hasn’t UCAS deadline already passed?
dont let these STEM nerds trick you study what you want otherwise the next 3 years will be hellHasn’t UCAS deadline already passed?
Ai will be taking everyone’s job for that matter. If it takes the IT/Soft crowd we are all screwed. Maybe health care will stand the test but even then these people will take over. Also Cs/Soft/IT are still good careers that companies want. It’s oversaturated with people who think they can code but fail basic algorithmic tests (what my manager said to me). But I’d say CS is too much of a grind it’s not something you can be mediocre especially because we are a minority. A lot of the people I’m graduating with can’t even write code yet they are in Comp Eng, CS and Soft. It’s astounding.
I’d say do EE. Maybe in the UK civil engineering pays well and easy to get into but where I’m from it’s bad.
Thanks Bro.I did PPE bro
Hasn’t UCAS deadline already passed?
Where did you do PPE if I may ask? I only ever hear about Oxford and LSE for that subject. What are you doing now for work?
Yes the deadline has passed and I already applied but I ask to switch subjects and these two schools said they'd consider it because I asked before the deadline. I'm not really comfortable saying where on this website but I don't think I have a DM function.
I'm don't do Physics right now. I could cram it I guess but I'm not sure I'd get into that course right now. I don't want to take a gap year as I'm on my 2nd gap and need ro go uni now.
Yeah. I was hoping the law sector wouldn't become automated very quickly though. I imagine it will someday but not for a while.
I can't understand the logic of applying for a Cs degree and not knowing some kind of programming even if it's just python. I did programming when I was younger and it wasn't that hard to at least have a decent base in a few months.
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