Obtaining a degree is an important and recommendable thing to
do. It is a life time achievement for one to graduate with a college or
university, but what  follows is often
what seems to be a daunting task. This daunting tasks is getting a job.  It is important to pursue a degrees that will
get you a job rather than having to tarmac for many years doing things that you
did not study for. The market worth and value of the degree varies from one
country to another and the economic conditions of that specific labour market.
In order to get the best out of your degree it is better for you to get advice
from the student centre and admission office. Here some of the degrees that
often gets one a job:

Obtaining a degree is an important and recommendable thing to
do. It is a life time achievement for one to graduate with a college or
university, but what  follows is often
what seems to be a daunting task. This daunting tasks is getting a job.  It is important to pursue a degrees that will
get you a job rather than having to tarmac for many years doing things that you
did not study for. The market worth and value of the degree varies from one
country to another and the economic conditions of that specific labour market.
In order to get the best out of your degree it is better for you to get advice
from the student centre and admission office. Here some of the degrees that
often gets one a job:

1). Degrees in Medicine and Health related including Nursing,
Dentistry and many others  are often
considered as marketable due to the demand in the labor markets. There is also
imbalances in the health sector in most countries in the world.

2). Degrees in ICT and computer related courses such as
computer science, bio informatics, computer network and security, programming,
Network and security.

3), Degrees in Forensic Science incorporates majors and
minors criminal justice and psychology, crime science and lab technicians and
crime scene investigation

4). Degrees in Mathematics would prepare you work as a
lecturer, school teacher, economist, business analyst, or statistician or
banking sector.

5). Degrees in law would prepare one to become a lawyer,
judge, a lecturer or work in human rights or community work.