As you can see, European Studies students are very employable, 79% of European Studies graduates in 2010 are either in work, further study or a combination of the two.
This data is collected every year by the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA) to show what HE students do six months after graduation.
Careers with a European Studies Degree:
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Advertising Manager
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Business & Related Associate Professional
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Buyer & Purchasing Officer
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Certified Accountant
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Charity Officer
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Civil Service Administrative Officer & Assistant
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Community Worker
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Computer Analyst & Programmer
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Finance Manager & Director
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General Office Assistant
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Journalist
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Insurance Broker
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Investment / Merchant Banker
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Legal Executive, Paralegal & Secretary
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Manager in Construction
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Officer of Non-Governmental Organisations
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Public Relations Officer
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Public Service Associate Professional in Central Government Departments and Local Officer
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Stockbroker
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Teaching Professional NEC
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University College Clerk
Skills acquired from your degree:
Students will gain the following skills through the European Studies core courses, the advanced study of languages and the advanced study of Social Sciences:
• Knowledge and understanding of the development, working, policies and limitations of European institutions
• Knowledge and understanding of the major social, political and economic trends in Europe, especially integration
• Linguistic competencies in at least one of the following languages: French, German, Italian, or Spanish
• The experience of living and either studying or working for a year in the country of your chosen language(s)
• Knowledge and understanding of the major concepts, theories, methodologies and literature of at least one Social Science and how to apply this to the empirical setting of Europe
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Not everyone wants to continue their academic interests into the workplace. You may feel you need help in deciding what to do next.