Change of course: Top 100 degrees with high employment oppotunities in Nigeria

Here are some examples of degrees that often have high employment opportunities. Please note that the demand for specific degrees can vary depending on factors such as location and economic conditions:

1. Computer Science
2. Nursing
3. Information Technology
4. Business Administration
5. Mechanical Engineering
6. Accounting
7. Electrical Engineering
8. Civil Engineering
9. Software Engineering
10. Marketing
11. Data Science
12. Healthcare Administration
13. Finance
14. Human Resources Management
15. Graphic Design
16. Cybersecurity
17. Chemical Engineering
18. Environmental Science
19. Mathematics
20. Public Health
21. Industrial Engineering
22. Architecture
23. Physical Therapy
24. Education
25. Pharmacy
26. Petroleum Engineering
27. Statistics
28. Biomedical Engineering
29. Communications
30. Public Relations
31. Medical Technology
32. Occupational Therapy
33. Geology
34. Aerospace Engineering
35. Sociology
36. Psychology
37. Construction Management
38. Materials Science
39. Linguistics
40. Political Science
41. International Business
42. Criminal Justice
43. History
44. Anthropology
45. Journalism
46. Philosophy
47. Petroleum Geology
48. Actuarial Science
49. Supply Chain Management
50. Environmental Engineering
51. Marine Biology
52. Sports Management
53. Music Education
54. Animation
55. Game Design
56. Interior Design
57. Dietetics
58. Physical Education
59. Urban Planning
60. Health Science
61. Social Work
62. Human Services
63. Nursing Administration
64. Biotechnology
65. Agronomy
66. Forensic Science
67. Radiology
68. Dental Hygiene
69. Veterinary Science
70. Horticulture
71. Museum Studies
72. Creative Writing
73. Theater Arts
74. Religious Studies
75. Philosophy and Ethics
76. International Relations
77. Elementary Education
78. Secondary Education
79. Law
80. Information Science
81. Linguistic Anthropology
82. Music Therapy
83. Criminal Psychology
84. Nutrition Science
85. Gerontology
86. Neuroscience
87. Digital Marketing
88. Film Studies
89. Human Nutrition
90. Fine Arts
91. Wildlife Management
92. Equine Science
93. Library Science
94. Philosophy and Logic
95. Sociology and Anthropology
96. Technical Writing
97. Landscape Architecture
98. Museum Education
99. Women’s Studies
100. Genealogy

It’s important to research the specific job market and industry trends in your desired location to determine the degrees that are currently in high demand. Additionally, combining your degree with relevant internships, certifications, and practical experience can further enhance your employment prospects.

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