Job Prospects with a Computer Science Degree

Firstly, when you say you are planning on getting a Masters, are you a school student who has yet to go to uni and plans on doing a 4 year integrated masters, or a current undergraduate? If you are an undergraduate, what subject are you looking to do? These are lofty ambitions and I think it's best to plan them a bit more clearly with more info

£60k is very optimistic as a salary straight out of university. Also with the number of computer science students having exploded in the past few years I suspect it'll become quite a saturated job market. Maybe I'm wrong, it's not a field I have looked much into.

I'm planning on getting a computer science degree (masters) at university and then possibly becoming a software engineer. However, I'm slightly worried I won't be able to land a good job after university. My hopes may be quite ambitious, but I'm looking to get a salary of maybe £60k a year that can scale up as I get more experience, at least getting 6 figures at some point in my career. How realistic is this, especially if I get a place in one of the top universities (Oxford, Imperial, UCL)? Also, I've read that salaries in the US are higher, how easy is it to get a job in the US from a UK university? I would appreciate any knowledge on this topic.

That is mainly the thing I'm worried about. I believe it's only going to get harder to find a good job in tech as more people try to apply for ones. Also, advancements of AI is not really helping. Do you know what a realistic salary is as a new grad?