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Which degree is better, HSPS, History, History and Politics or International Relations?
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politics and IR (and if together it's even better, combined degree) but don't do history it's a pointless degree
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(Original post by arisamalao59)
Which degree is better, HSPS, History, History and Politics or International Relations?
Which degree is better, HSPS, History, History and Politics or International Relations?
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(Original post by Gracetoameh)
politics and IR (and if together it's even better, combined degree) but don't do history it's a pointless degree
politics and IR (and if together it's even better, combined degree) but don't do history it's a pointless degree
History, English and a whole raft of other Humanities degrees are VERY worth doing.
The 'brain training' you get is valuable in a thousand eventual careers.
And if that is your subject, the one that makes your heart soar - then that is reason enough to do it.
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(Original post by arisamalao59)
Which degree is better, HSPS, History, History and Politics or International Relations?
Which degree is better, HSPS, History, History and Politics or International Relations?
Choosing a degree subject : https://www.theuniguide.co.uk/advice...e-what-do-i-do
How to Avoid 5 Rejections : https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/uni...ity-rejections
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(Original post by McGinger)
Please ignore this.
History, English and a whole raft of other Humanities degrees are VERY worth doing.
The 'brain training' you get is valuable in a thousand eventual careers.
And if that is your subject, the one that makes your heart soar - then that is reason enough to do it.
Please ignore this.
History, English and a whole raft of other Humanities degrees are VERY worth doing.
The 'brain training' you get is valuable in a thousand eventual careers.
And if that is your subject, the one that makes your heart soar - then that is reason enough to do it.
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(Original post by Gracetoameh)
But what I meant is that in term of careers and salaries, politics and IR are better.
But what I meant is that in term of careers and salaries, politics and IR are better.
Or is it just 'I assume'?
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(Original post by Gracetoameh)
You seem so offended calm down lmao
Yes, literally just look up the salaries and types of jobs for IR and politcs degrees and for history and english degrees.
You seem so offended calm down lmao
Yes, literally just look up the salaries and types of jobs for IR and politcs degrees and for history and english degrees.
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studying for a degree for a minimum of 3/4 years then ending up with a very low salary and a lot of debt is gonna make ur life miserable even if you enjoy the subject/job.
When choosing a degree, you shouldn't just focus on whether you like it or not. You should also consider things like employability (e.g. some people study archaelolgy/psychology etc and end up unemployed for months/years, and i know many people like that) , salary, if there are job for the degree in your local area (e.g. if you study law then you are mostly likely gonna have to live in a big city because there aren't many law firms in town and rural areas), and other factors.
Idk how old you are, but I guess you are a teenager or something because you are not thinking logically ;(
When choosing a degree, you shouldn't just focus on whether you like it or not. You should also consider things like employability (e.g. some people study archaelolgy/psychology etc and end up unemployed for months/years, and i know many people like that) , salary, if there are job for the degree in your local area (e.g. if you study law then you are mostly likely gonna have to live in a big city because there aren't many law firms in town and rural areas), and other factors.
Idk how old you are, but I guess you are a teenager or something because you are not thinking logically ;(
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(Original post by ageshallnot)
History. Just to contradict the above poster, not out of genuine disagreement but to suggest the rather aimless nature of your question.
History. Just to contradict the above poster, not out of genuine disagreement but to suggest the rather aimless nature of your question.
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(Original post by Gracetoameh)
politics and IR (and if together it's even better, combined degree) but don't do history it's a pointless degree
politics and IR (and if together it's even better, combined degree) but don't do history it's a pointless degree
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(Original post by arisamalao59)
May I ask what makes my question aimless?
May I ask what makes my question aimless?
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(Original post by ageshallnot)
There are no criteria by which to judge. Define "better".
There are no criteria by which to judge. Define "better".
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