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Originally Posted by Unregistered
and what is surprising is that Social Science graduates are more employed than Science graduates >> if you remove the statistics from econs grads, the difference wouldn't be that much.
many employers treat econs grads on par as business grads.
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social science grad here. had the same dilemma like you when I rejected business for Social science. But i bagged a scholarship and even joined a global sports MNC doing research. If you are going to do social science, my advise is master research methods (they are equivalent to your technical skills of your engineers). You can make a solid career out of market research (and data analytics) because with analytics, research is coming back to the fore. Dont listen to ********ters on this forum spewing nonsense (I am ready for an attack) but just remember, WRITE WELL, MASTER RESEARCH TECHNIQUES.
Many research companies out there MANY.