After finishing a bachelor's/master's degree in computer science. what kind of careers can i expect to work in?

Would recommend pursuing jobs that interest you. With a bachelors/masters in CS, one can pursue roles in Software Engineering, Marketing, Analytics, Sales and Business. Questions to ask oneself: What gets you excited? What are you passionate about?

A bachelor/master's degree in computer science is a great foundation for a rewarding career. The reality is, that there are very few limits on careers that are available to you with that background. The science, technology, and math background you'll acquire in attaining such a degree will provide you with the basic tools for a wide variety of careers in technology, engineering, research, and business.

For example, in my own career journey, which started with a degree in computer science, I have been a software engineer, an engineering manager, a startup entrepreneur, and a product manager.

If computer science is something that really interests you, then go for it! I think you'll find that as you pursue your studies, there will be particular areas that will really spark your interest. Once you identify those, you can start to look more specifically at careers that will overlap with your interests. For example, you may find that you really enjoy understanding how computers work at the very lowest levels and decide on a career in computer engineering or developing the software that runs computers or mobile devices. Or you might find that you love designing and creating amazing user experiences and opt for a career in user experience design and implementation.

Best of luck!

While in school take advantange of internships and part-time employment and that will help you focus on where you think you want to go.

I had jobs as the 'geek squad' and as a programmer (yuck).

When I was hired with my current company 25 years ago, I wasn't too picky with taking the job. I was just glad to get an offer. I started in computer operations (which you really learn nothing about in college but is a GREAT foundation for the importance of doing your job right as a software person). From computer operations, I went to system administration. (which was a natural progression) From system administration, I went to application support (which I found to be less fun). Then, I went to third party tools (COTS) installation and support (which wasn't bad). Now I'm a data analyst, which ironically seems to be a nice hot, trend right now.

Long term, I wouldn't mind going back to system administration or even cloud services support.