The ideal topic for your degree should align with your passions, strengths, career goals, and the current and future needs of the job market. Find the right degree program for you with this collection of resources.
Deciding on a topic for your degree can be an exciting moment along your learning journey, but the choice can also feel overwhelming given the number of subjects available to study. While it's becoming increasingly common to choose a degree topic based on the career options you'll have after graduation, that's only one factor. Many students pursue their passion, develop their interests, or follow their values, knowing that they're building useful skills to help them pursue a range of opportunities. Some popular degree topics include:
Business degrees
Health degrees
Computer science degrees
Data science degrees
IT degrees
Humanities and liberal arts degrees
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Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Earning a computer science degree opens up numerous career opportunities. Studying computer science could lead to a career in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning, robotics, computer forensics, ethical hacking, video game design, health informatics, internet of things (IoT), or user experience (UX) design, among others. Read more about these and other possible computer science career paths.
As you begin a career in cybersecurity, you’ll find a variety of different roles and specializations to pursue. Earning a degree in cybersecurity could be a step toward career opportunities like:
Accounting jobs are projected to grow 10 percent by 2026, with opportunities in auditing, management, data analytics, and finance. For more information, take a look at this blog post on what you can do with an accounting degree.
The average salary of a business degree holder depends on the level of education and the area of concentration. In general, a person with a degree will typically earn more than a person with only a college education, and a person with a master’s degree will typically earn more than a person with an undergraduate degree.