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QMUL Comp-sci

What are the job prospects like after studying the course, is the employability high? Also, if one has not studied A-levels maths (because its not a requirement), will it put them at a disadvantage.

Reply 1

cvgk

what kind of jobs are you looking?

Reply 2

yusraaaaaaaaa

Original post by cvgk

what kind of jobs are you looking?

Roles in tech sales for Google, Tech and Microsoft etc etc

Reply 3

yusraaaaaaaaa

Original post by cvgk

what kind of jobs are you looking?

Google, Microsoft and Facebook I meant*

good luck.

Original post by cvgk

good luck

do you know about the employability though? i dont know whether the good luck was sarcastic lmaooo

Reply 6

cvgk

Original post by yusraaaaaaaaa

do you know about the employability though? i dont know whether the good luck was sarcastic lmaooo

Google and amazon need a barchelor degree for developers you can have a chance for sales role.

Reply 7

sdfgfsaq

Original post by yusraaaaaaaaa

What are the job prospects like after studying the course, is the employability high? Also, if one has not studied A-levels maths (because its not a requirement), will it put them at a disadvantage.

not the greatest what are your predicted looking like?

Reply 8

yusraaaaaaaaa

is the job prospects not the greatest or the disadvantage not the greatest?

Reply 9

sdfgfsaq

Tbh its both, you not studying maths has put you a massive setback from studying computer science at many universities, especially the top ones.
Had you done maths a level and not computer science not a problem but maths is a must for computer science.

Also in terms of universities , qmul isnt the greatest uni to study computer science, but it certainly isnt bad.

R u dead set on computer science or do u have other options or careers your looking at?