Where could your degree subject take you?

Explore our subject-specific pages to get insight, ideas and inspiration about future possible roles and sectors related to your degree subject

 
Your degree opens more doors than you might think. 
Because of the wide range of transferable skills you build at university, many graduate‑level jobs are open to students from any degree subject – currently around 70%*. This means your subject can lead to a much wider variety of career paths than you may expect.
The pages linked below will help you to explore possible roles, sectors, employers, professional bodies and ways to get experience while you study.
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Architecture and built environment

Biological sciences

Business, economics, management, marketing, accounting and finance and maritime and logistics

Chemistry

Computing

Creative arts: art, illustration and photography

Design: interior/product and furniture design, graphic design and game arts/digital design

Earth, geography and environment

Education and teaching

Engineering

Hospitality, tourism and events management

Humanities: anthropology, English and history

Law, criminology and policing

Marine

Mathematical sciences

Media and filmmaking

Medicine, dentistry and biomedical sciences

Music

Nursing, midwifery and allied health professions

Performing arts

Psychology

Sociology, international relations and politics

 
 
 
 
 
 

Explore further career options on Prospects – the UK's biggest graduate careers website full of information, advice and opportunities.
 

Webpages you may find useful

Extra guidance to support your career planning and next steps.

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*Data from Student Minds, 2024