Can't decide on what uni course to do - help!

Up until the summer holidays I thought I was set on studying international relations/international development with French but now I'm not so sure.

I've been looking into job prospects relating to these courses and didn't find many jobs (those that I did find didn't interest me) and I don't want to graduate with a useless degree.

I study sociology, French, and business studies and sociology is by far my favourite, although I wouldn't like to have a career in it. I really like French and though I'm doing average in it (about grade B/C) and am the worst in my class which really decreases my motivation to study for it, I'd still like to do it as a joint degree because it would increase employability and would come in useful if I would get a job with international travel or something along those lines which would be ideal. With business, I've literally lost all hope mostly because it's the most boring lesson and though I understand the content, my exam answers are always marked down due to not enough context or application and bad time management so I don't really have the motivation to study for it either.

In regards to my hobbies, I've recently become interested in F1 and so I started looking at jobs in that field. I've found that jobs to do with communications, digital marketing and event coordination sound perfect for me. The problem is that I'm not sure I would like to study those subjects at uni for 3-4 years since I'm already not enjoying my business lessons which cover a bit of the content that marketing/communications etc involve.

If anyone could give me an insight into how studying IR/marketing/communications is or could give me any advice, I'd really appreciate it.

Up until the summer holidays I thought I was set on studying international relations/international development with French but now I'm not so sure.

I've been looking into job prospects relating to these courses and didn't find many jobs (those that I did find didn't interest me) and I don't want to graduate with a useless degree.

I study sociology, French, and business studies and sociology is by far my favourite, although I wouldn't like to have a career in it. I really like French and though I'm doing average in it (about grade B/C) and am the worst in my class which really decreases my motivation to study for it, I'd still like to do it as a joint degree because it would increase employability and would come in useful if I would get a job with international travel or something along those lines which would be ideal. With business, I've literally lost all hope mostly because it's the most boring lesson and though I understand the content, my exam answers are always marked down due to not enough context or application and bad time management so I don't really have the motivation to study for it either.

In regards to my hobbies, I've recently become interested in F1 and so I started looking at jobs in that field. I've found that jobs to do with communications, digital marketing and event coordination sound perfect for me. The problem is that I'm not sure I would like to study those subjects at uni for 3-4 years since I'm already not enjoying my business lessons which cover a bit of the content that marketing/communications etc involve.

If anyone could give me an insight into how studying IR/marketing/communications is or could give me any advice, I'd really appreciate it.

Personally I’d suggest studying what you love and pick up extra-curricular activities and placement years whilst you’re at uni.

I loved my degree but it was the volunteering/ work at uni that helped me develop skills that employers wanted. Your degree isn’t useless, but you’re wasting the experience if all you focus on is your degree and not much else.