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What kind of graduate degree is in demand right now?

I will be graduating with a Bachelor degree in Science soon. I don't want to work in science-related research so I don't want a Master of Science. I want to know what graduate degrees are in demand in industries such as pharmaceuticals or finance and are obtainable with a B. Sc.

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Evelyn’s Answer

I have a BS & MBA...and I'm in Finance. Your masters degree is going depend on what career path you choose and if you want be a manager or subject matter expert. Lots of Finance people have MBA's they you choose a concentration on what is most interesting to you- Human Resources, Project Management, Financial Crimes, Economics, Supply Chain Management...the list goes on depending on the school. Masters degrees are helpful but your work experience need to relevant to make it applicable.
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Scott’s Answer

Hi Flora - Try looking into nursing or programming. Those are both high demand jobs. There are also a lot of opportunities for people who can teach math and science at the high school level. Getting a teaching certificate can be pretty straight forward. If you are carrying loans from undergrad, you might be able to get some reimbursed through a teaching program. Check this out: http://studentaid.ed.gov/repay-loans/forgiveness-cancellation/charts/teacher


This occupation finder site has a lot of really good information (http://www.bls.gov/ooh/occupation-finder.htm). Mess around with the number of projected new jobs to see which will be in demand in the future.


Good Luck.
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Jyoti’s Answer

Semi Conductors. Everything from our cars to our appliances demand a semi conductor chip. I would encourage you to get some knowledge about semi-conductors, it's possible you are already well-versed. However you do not need to continue your education. You will want to get some entry level position or internship-- exposure to this field by applying to chip makers directly or financial institutions who cover semi-conductors, meaning they analyze the industry and decide when and if to invest in those companies. Personally I wished I waited on my masters degree, and had more direct work experience at a young age.
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Karthik’s Answer

Just learn programming and pursue a degree in computer science for a successful career in tech
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