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10 Best Courses to Study in Universities, Colleges
Most students find it difficult to choose their course of study in the higher institution, with these guides below, students should be able to make the right decisions.
The following are the 10 best courses to study at the university, polytechnic and colleges.
1. Computer Science
In this present century, technology is mother of the day. Almost all activities performed by humans are as a result of technology.
Studying computer courses creates room for a better career as both big and small companies are always looking for IT experts. Some firms even take it upon themselves to train the experts as some learning institutions do not teach some critical skills. If you choose to go into computer studies or information technology, just do it. It’s a nice course to study.
2. Economics
Social science is concerned with the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services. Employers of graduates of Economics include Accounting Firms, Banks, Brokerage Firms, Insurance Companies, Chambers of Commerce, Market Research Companies, Trade Associations, Import/Export Firms, etc.
3. Electrical Electronics Engineering
Graduates of Electrical and Electronics are high demand in industries, especially in oil and gas firms. They are also in high demand in also in production firms, IT companies, power distribution companies etc.
4. Accounting
Accountants perform overviews of the financial operations of a business in order to help it run efficiently. They can work in a variety of places depending on the role and task involved. Some of their employers are banks, ministries, universities, oil and gas firms, supermarkets, hotels, airports, etc.
5. Medical and Biological Sciences
Doctors, nurses, clinical officers, and everyone in the healthcare field are relevant service provider. The world’s population is growing, and so the services of healthcare workers are needed more. Researchers and scientists are also required as they work on various discoveries in the medical field. Going into Medical fields is vital and lucrative.
6. Mass communication
Graduates of mass communication are also in high demand in Nigeria. And this is because of the growing need for journalists and media practitioners in radio and television houses, newspaper companies, arts councils, etc.
7. Biochemistry
This course is one of the top employable courses in Nigeria. Biochemistry graduates are employed in pharmaceutical, biotechnology, food, water and agricultural companies, Environment Agency, forensic science services, research institutes, government departments, the National Health Service, universities, etc.
8. Linguistics and Languages
The study of Linguistics enables understanding of the intricacies of world languages. The knowledge of Linguistics can be applied to improving communication between people, contributing to translation activities, assisting in literacy efforts, and treating speech disorders. And, of course, linguistics training is also valuable for studying and learning languages. As a Linguist, some employment opportunities available include;
- Media firms
- ICT and Publishing firms
- Marketing/Advertisement firms
- Public relations firms
- Law firms
- Banks
- Telecommunication companies
- Tertiary institution
- Secondary schools
These places of employment are mostly in Nigeria. In other countries there are more openings with linguistics degree such as ambassador (foreign country).
9. Law
Lawyers are necessary to take charge of the legal system. In Nigeria university/institutions, law is a competitive course. Companies, governments, and high-profiled individuals usually seek lawyers for advice or any other legal battle or emergency.
Actually, Law is an interesting and lucrative course. But one of its major disadvantages is that countries of the world do not follow the same legal processes. For instance, you can’t study law in Nigeria and practise or become a lawyer in other foreign countries. In other words, as a lawyer, you are restricted to practice law in the country where you studied the law.
10. Mathematics and Statics
With the aid of computers, Mathematicians and statisticians use complex technology to manipulate data. The mathematicians help organizations or government by applying mathematical theories and techniques to solve practical problems. They collect data, analyze the data and present their findings with the aim of offering solutions to practical problems in business, engineering and Sciences.
Where do mathematicians work?
People with degree in mathematics work in information technology, schools( as teachers/lecturers). They also conduct research at universities. Those with masters in mathematics work in other relevant places as they apply the knowledge of mathematics to real life situation.
If you have ever applied for your best course of study and wasn’t awarded admission. You don’t really need to worry, try applying again or choose other choice of courses. There are no courses that are difficult or simple it all depends on how you see or tackle them. Most courses are competitive, demanding and lucrative.
The measure used in selecting the best courses to study in the higher institution is based on LinkedIn, pushCV, Hotnigerianjob, and Facebook jobs requirements.
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