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Electrical engineering
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Most other areas in engineering
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Quants and actuarial finance
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Stats, bio/health informatics, and data science
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Many quantitiative roles
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Programming
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Most things in tech/computing industry
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Possibly economics because of the quantitative content
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Administration
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Government services
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Social work
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Some areas of healthcare
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Most areas of business (HR, marketing, accounting, sales)
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IT roles
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Some areas of construction
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Most areas of property
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Most areas of beauty and wellbeing
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Creative/design and media (if you're good)
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Theatre and film (if you're good)
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Music (if you're good)
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Anything related to writing (if you're good)
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Storage
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Logisitics
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Armed forces and police force (if you pass certain tests, have a clean record, and are in a certain age range)
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Some environmental services
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Hospitality
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Manufacturing
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Management (if you have the relevant experience)
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Retail
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Care work
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Travel and tourism
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Charity
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Entertainment (if you're good)
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Translation (if you are fluent in more than one language)
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Animal care (other than vet)
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Some areas of construction and certain trades
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Some areas of beauty and wellbeing
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Some areas of engineering
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Accounting
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Actuary (if you have a math background e.g. A Level Maths)
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Law (solicitor via SQE)
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Most areas of finance
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Delivery and transport (licences)
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Sports coaching
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Computer science (some degrees)
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Anything in business (except for finance) e.g. marketing, accounting. You cannot do a business management degree if you have done it at undergrad
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Anthropology
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Nursing
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Some criminology degrees
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Nonquantiative economics degrees
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Some film degrees
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Hospitality
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Some media degrees
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Some journalism degrees
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Education
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Linguistics
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Social work
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Some politics degrees
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Some agriculture degrees
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Some fine art degrees
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Economics (for quantitative degrees)
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Law (for barrister roles)
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Psychology
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Computer science (if you want to look into advanced computer science)
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There are other conversion courses for other subjects, but they are often for subjects within a similar discipline. For example, conversion courses within life sciences are suitable if you have an undergrad in a life science subject; conversion courses in physics and engineering are suitable if you have an undergrad in physics or engineering.