Hi guys, I know I'd like to study a maths based course but I was wondering which one had more employability. I'd normally assume it was maths but I've got quite a few friends and family who are still unemployed despite having finished their maths degree, some quite a few years ago.
I know that this is a broad question but I'm mostly thinking of finance related jobs such as accounting and banking.
Thanks.
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(Original post by Mickey2909)
Hi guys, I know I'd like to study a maths based course but I was wondering which one had more employability. I'd normally assume it was maths but I've got quite a few friends and family who are still unemployed despite having finished their maths degree, some quite a few years ago.
I know that this is a broad question but I'm mostly thinking of finance related jobs such as accounting and banking.
Thanks.
1. Good uni (top 10 for econ and maths)
2. You get above a 2.1
I go to notts for econ (top 6) and I'm going into the same area as you. I really REALLY enjoy econ as its much more interesting. Btw, I was going to do maths
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