Careers with maths degrees?
Maths graduates or if you are currently studying what do you want to be?
What are the best jobs with maths degrees, which require one or is linked to it?
Like maths but only want to do it if theres a clear career path.
What are the best jobs with maths degrees, which require one or is linked to it?
Like maths but only want to do it if theres a clear career path.
Original post by Coolme12345
Maths graduates or if you are currently studying what do you want to be?
What are the best jobs with maths degrees, which require one or is linked to it?
Like maths but only want to do it if theres a clear career path.
What are the best jobs with maths degrees, which require one or is linked to it?
Like maths but only want to do it if theres a clear career path.
There is no clear career path, like there isn't with most academic/nonprofessional degrees lol
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https://www.prospects.ac.uk/careers-advice/what-can-i-do-with-my-degree/mathematics
Provided you get a 2:1 or above, you'd be pretty sorted.
Provided you get a 2:1 or above, you'd be pretty sorted.
Original post by DarkEnergy
https://www.prospects.ac.uk/careers-advice/what-can-i-do-with-my-degree/mathematics
Provided you get a 2:1 or above, you'd be pretty sorted.
Provided you get a 2:1 or above, you'd be pretty sorted.
Definitely not true. A degree gets you through the door at an interview. That's all.
Original post by mik1a
Definitely not true. A degree gets you through the door at an interview. That's all.
Yes obviously, but that can be said for nearly every degree. I just meant sorted in the way that maths graduates can do quite a lot of different careers.
Original post by DarkEnergy
Yes obviously, but that can be said for nearly every degree. I just meant sorted in the way that maths graduates can do quite a lot of different careers.
Which goes for any undergraduate student tbf.
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Original post by Princepieman
That's true but a maths degree probably opens a lot more doors than an arts/hums degree (no offence to anyone doing an arts/hums degree).
Original post by DarkEnergy
That's true but a maths degree probably opens a lot more doors than an arts/hums degree (no offence to anyone doing an arts/hums degree).
well, 70-80% of grad jobs are already open to pretty much any degree holder. so 'a lot' more is not really apt, as it were.
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Maths degrees are overrated - a large number of Maths students think that just because they are studying a well respected subject they will be able to waltz into the grad job of their choice after graduation, and completely neglect other opportunities such as work experience and internships. This then leads to them not even being able to find a minimum wage job.
Original post by #ChaosKass
A large number of Maths students [...] This then leads to them not even being able to find a minimum wage job.
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Original post by Zacken
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I graduated with a Maths degree a couple of years ago and many of the people who graduated with me are still struggling to find work due to lack of experience.
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