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(Original post by Kraken713)
If it was from a respectable uni like Durham or Edinburgh, for example, would it leave a lot of career paths open other than archaeology eg media, journalism, NGOs?
If it was from a respectable uni like Durham or Edinburgh, for example, would it leave a lot of career paths open other than archaeology eg media, journalism, NGOs?
For media and journalism you would need to get substantial work experience during your degree (regardless which subject you study - except for vocational degrees that allow you to accrue this experience as part of your course).
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https://www.prospects.ac.uk/careers-...ee/archaeology
For media and journalism you would need to get substantial work experience during your degree (regardless which subject you study - except for vocational degrees that allow you to accrue this experience as part of your course).
https://www.prospects.ac.uk/careers-...ee/archaeology
For media and journalism you would need to get substantial work experience during your degree (regardless which subject you study - except for vocational degrees that allow you to accrue this experience as part of your course).
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(Original post by Kraken713)
Would the degree choice affect my chances?
Would the degree choice affect my chances?
What other variables are there? If you chose a different subject would you be looking at the same universities or those with lower entry requirements? With a different subject would you be as likely to complete the degree and achieve a 2i?
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I am a straight A student and would still be looking at these unis, what about compared to history or politics?
I am a straight A student and would still be looking at these unis, what about compared to history or politics?
https://unistats.direct.gov.uk/subje...eturnTo/Search
https://unistats.direct.gov.uk/subje...eturnTo/Search
https://unistats.direct.gov.uk/subje...eturnTo/Search
There's not really anything to split between them in terms of employment options (and degree classification will count for much more than subject for the industries you're talking about)
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