Major with high employment rate:
1. Compound discipline
Employment rate: 100%
As the name implies, there is more than one major discipline to meet the needs of the discipline. Generally, this major is more suitable for practical work because of its wide knowledge, so it is easier to find a job. But correspondingly, you need to work harder during your study.
Recommended by dominant universities: Imperial College, University of Manchester, University of Sheffield, University of Bristol, University of Leeds.
2. pedagogy
Employment rate: 92%
The curriculum of the British Master of Education is very flexible. Students can choose their own professional fields and corresponding disciplines according to their hobbies and future development directions, so that students can have a clear goal. Coupled with the short academic system in Britain, the advantage of obtaining a master's degree in Britain stands out among many countries studying abroad.
Graduates can engage in English teaching, teaching research and middle school teaching, especially Chinese teaching for international students is the first choice for most graduates at present.
Recommended by dominant universities: Cambridge University, Durham University, Birmingham University, Glasgow University, university of stirling, etc.
3. Architecture, construction and planning
Employment rate: 79%
Architecture majors include architecture, planning and house design. However, the application requirements for this major are very high, and applicants must obtain honorary degrees in related majors, that is, GPA must be very good or even excellent.
Recommended by dominant universities: Bath, Edinburgh, Newcastle, Sheffield and Cardiff.
4. Medical related majors
Employment rate: 77%
Anatomy, ophthalmology, medical equipment and other majors are all related to medicine. Because modern society pays more and more attention to medical treatment and health preservation, it is very easy for graduate students of these majors to find jobs. But if you want to apply for a medical major, you need to have a relevant bachelor's degree first.
Recommended by higher institutions: university of strathclyde, Aston University, University College London, Cambridge University, Southampton University.
5. Engineering and technology
Employment rate: 72%
Engineering majors include electronics, machinery, automobile, chemical industry, aviation and so on. All walks of life have demand for engineers and technicians, and generally speaking, the demand will be higher and higher. If you want to apply for a master's degree in engineering technology, you must first have a relevant undergraduate education background.
Recommended by dominant universities: Cambridge University, Oxford University, London Imperial College London, Nottingham University, Durham University, etc.
6. Mass media and archival science
Employment rate: 7 1%
Our common mass media majors are news, publishing, media research and so on. This kind of graduate students need to have work experience or academic background in education or media.
Recommended by dominant universities: Leeds, Leicester, Sheffield, KCL, University of East Anglia, Kingston.
7. Physics
Employment rate: 70%
There are many branches in this field, such as physics, astronomy, chemistry and earth science. If you want to apply for graduate students in physical science, generally speaking, you must have a relevant bachelor's degree, and your undergraduate grades need to reach a good level.
Recommended by superior universities: Cambridge University, St Andrews University, Oxford University, Durham University and Warwick University.
8. Computer science
Employment rate: 70%
Because computers are widely used, students who study computers can find jobs in almost any industry after graduation.
Recommended by dominant universities: Cambridge University, Oxford University, Imperial College London, St Andrews University, Durham University.
9. Medicine and dentistry
Employment rate: 68%
Recommended by higher institutions: Oxford, Cambridge, Edinburgh, Aberdeen, St Andrews, Newcastle, Queen Mary.
10. Social subjects
Employment rate: 68%
Social science here is a discipline related to social and personal relations, including economy, politics, social work and anthropology. The academic requirements for applicants are low, and many students from other majors can come to study.
Recommended by dominant universities: Oxford, Cambridge, KCL, Edinburgh, Manchester University, St Andrews, Durham University.