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I'd be wary of specialising too much at this point. Maybe choose a bachelor's course with a good balance of subjects, and specialise when/if you want to take yo
by andyjohnson0 9y ago
I'd be wary of specialising too much at this point. Maybe choose a bachelor's course with a good balance of subjects, and specialise when/if you want to take your studies further.
Also bear in mind that things change, and you might graduate and not want to go on to an MSc or PdD. And after you've been working for a while the composition of your degree course is going to be much less important than the in-work experience you've gained.