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Hi if you are a prospective student or carer, we have various events for you to get to know the Department of Economics :)

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Hi am an 18 year old from jamaica and am about to go to college, i love economics and am good at it but am kinda discouraged by the job prospects. What am asking is are there decent paying jobs in economics

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University of Sheffield

Where you finished your masters

Ya kon se university ha plzz reply?

did they go into a masters or did they graduate with a BA

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Bro what posts do they hold in the Bank ? I really want to know as im also Economics aspirant and I want to know what position one can have in Banking with degree in Economics

First study bachelor's from a good institute and specialise for masters. If you are in India go to the Delhi school.

Hi Mohan. I think the fields that are included in the video are a good example. So, Juliet was an Analyst for an energy company, Edward is an Economist for a private economics company. You could also work in government or in finance or accounting or consultancy.

@@sheffieldeconomics5512 sorry to ask this can you tell more clearly

@@mohandavid6408 You can find out details here www.prospects.ac.uk/careers-advice/what-can-i-do-with-my-degree/economics Jobs directly related to your degree include: Actuarial analyst Chartered accountant Compliance officer Data analyst Economist External auditor Financial risk analyst Investment analyst Political risk analyst Risk manager Statistician Stockbroker

@@sheffieldeconomics5512 I have a doubt that is there a kind of job which is related to risk management in any kind of company 🤔

@@mohandavid6408 Every company and bank has risk department where finance or economics graduates get hired.

Hi Getem, you can go into the job market and apply for graduate jobs in the UK or in another country. Or you could do postgraduate study, again in the UK or overseas. There are lots of available options.

A BSc Economics will give you core skills for many careers including accountancy, but it doesn't qualify you as a chartered accountant. Many economics graduates at Sheffield go onto become accountants but you will need to take qualifications with a professional body such as ACCA, ACA, or CIMA in the UK. You may be better studying a BA Accounting and Finance degree if you know you want to go onto work as an accountant. www.prospects.ac.uk/job-profiles/chartered-accountant www.ucas.com/explore/subjects/accounting

Hi Jeremy, it's difficult to say what kinds of salaries to expect from these jobs specifically. According to the Prospects.ac.uk website. For an Economist job "Typical starting salaries range anywhere from £25,000 to £35,000, with the potential to increase to £40,000 or more after a few years' experience. " Hope that's helpful. www.prospects.ac.uk/job-profiles/economist

Hi Adesina, I think you can do a wider range of Masters degrees if your undergraduate degree is in Economics. It depends on the type of career you're looking for. As an Economics graduate you're likely to have excellent analytical skills, able to organise and interpret quantitative data and able to simplify and communicate complex information and economic ideas. It's really up to you.

@@sheffieldeconomics5512Alright then. Thank you for the feedback.

Hi Kunal, I guess it depends on what careers you want to do after you complete your Masters. At Sheffield the MSc Economics is very applied so it will give you the practical skills to work as an economist or analyst for a private company or for a government. It will also help build your research skills if you wanted to work in a research related job role or go onto do a PhD.

Hey i'm trying to choose which social science subject should i study and which would be good for my career and i thought you could help .Any advice please

@@zelalemwogayew5598 Hi, in terms of which to choose that really depends on what your interests are. To give you some guidance, if you aren't sure which subject you want to commit to, I'd say go for one which is the "widest" in terms of topics covered. As an example, in my case I was debating whether to choose Accounting & Fin. or Econ. I went for Econ. as it did just that. Acc. & Fin. is a very specialised subject which limits the careers you can get into after you graduate. This is fine if you're sure what field you want to get into as a career. Hope that helps :-)

@@FinanceUnboxed thank you I am a high school student thats why im so confused to choose my study but i guess i have some clue about it now thank you very much

@@zelalemwogayew5598 very welcome

@@zelalemwogayew5598 go with business economics or data analyst as they have a lot of scope in future