Live Life Team
When finishing college you may be excited about the prospect of leaving home and beginning your new life at university. It is important to remember that what course you do will largely reflect on your employability in the future.
There is a long standing belief that if you go to university you will be guaranteed a well-paid and high-powered job afterwards. Unfortunately it is becoming more and more common that this is not the case. As more and more young people take up higher education, the employment market is becoming saturated with graduates who have no jobs available to them that are relevant to their study.
So what course should you do, It is important when asking yourself this question to consider the area of employment that you wish to enter when you finish. Is it worth studying media for three years if you want to work in a museum, Should you put all your effort into a degree in Fine Art when you hope to pursue a career in tourism after you finish university,
Although most employers hold degrees in high regard no matter what the subject, if there were several people applying for a position and only one of those had a degree in the relevant subject, who would you choose for the job.
Learning at university can be a fun and valuable experience. However, when considering what course to do you must also think about what career you would like to pursue afterwards.
