I did geography at ucl for undergrad and masters, and now doing a PhD in geography at Cambridge. I’m also an Asian international student. Actually a lot of people who I did my undergrad with went into banking, finance, consultancy, marketing, data etc. Tbh in the job market nowadays it’s not really about your degree title, but more about the skills you learn at uni. A lot of the stuff we learnt actually were co-taught with economics, engineering, data science, earth sciences depending on your module choices. You can also choose modules outside of geography. If you just go on LinkedIn and search up ucl geography alumni you can see we really have gone into an array of industries. One of the best things about geography at degree level is how versatile the subject is, and the number of sub branches it offers.
I also just want to add that ucl geography is very good I had such a great time! Great lecturers who are top of their field and loads of opportunities for research, networking etc. I loved it while I was there!