Will a computer science degree really make you rich? | What's the most profitable university degree?

Computer science vs investment banking vs commercial law! Which one pays the best? Well, in this video I talk about the graduate salaries for the highest paid professions.
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[@thatomecwi1323]

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[@mahinuddin6473]

This was extremely helpful. This will help me decide which route I want to take in the future, especially as I want to do something within computer science!

[@maxwellhunter8642]

Getting a computer science degree is definitely a really good degree to have

[@mistamontero]

I'm glad you found it helpful! You can do it 💪

[@mistamontero]

Sorry, just to clarify, the mean is calculated by adding up all the VALUES in a list and then dividing this total by the number of values in the list!! 😅 psss a slight stumble but you get it

[@maxwellhunter8642]

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[@chriszone50]

In 20 years, computer science careers will be one of the highest paid careers, potentially exceeding doctors. AI and machine learning is the speciality that is likely to have the highest median income, closely followed by cyber security. Finance will have a slightly lower median income compared to computer science, as for law, it will go down in the rankings, still a lucrative career but oversaturated and not as high paying as it once was in the new technological revolution in our economy.

[@cordelia4923]

Great vid! Well explained.

[@mistamontero]

Haha thanks!!

[@maxwellhunter8642]

This was really insightful. I’ve heard some really high salaries in tech. If you want to have a career in tech, you want to make sure you go into the right field. I’ve heard over £80K for graduates tbh. It’s all so interesting.

[@ompk142]

Not graduates will earn 80k but there is a chance they will reach that level faster ...

[@fezupnext06]

@@ompk142 I have heard about a graduate from Swansea university did a computer science degree and is earning up to 50K a year as a starting salary I do think 80K is a bit of a stretch though

[@ompk142]

@@fezupnext06 well with further related courses on the top of degree..to keep the knowledge up to date ...
All that does increase income possiblity.

[@king-kb2ox]

How about apprenticeship degree

[@tiix4449]

Tell us when you land a job and how🌝🤍

[@tiix4449]

As a new graduate

[@mistamontero]

Well…watch out for my next video 😁