Sondag 04 November 2012

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Educational qualifications play a very integral role in getting into the job industry you intend to. This article centers on the top degrees in demand (2011).

If you're thinking of getting the best jobs as per your interest, you need to hold relevant educational qualifications. Nursing, business management, and engineering are few areas which have a substantial amount of demand to their degrees. Nowadays, along with educational credentials, employers prefer those who have certifications in the related domain. Below are some fields whose top paying degrees are in great demand in this year.

Top Degrees in Demand Currently

Nursing
For many years, careers in nursing are thought of being the best in the health care sector. In order to become a registered nurse, one option is to possess a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) which is of four years duration. You can even complete an Associate's Degree in Nursing (ADN) and then move on to the NCLEX-RN exam. One can go in for the Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) degree for excelling in this career.

Management Information Systems
The field of Management Information Systems (MIS) is growing day by day. This area of study includes understanding information systems and business management concepts. The Bachelor of Science in Management Information Systems (BSMIS) is a very prominent degree in MIS domain. MIS degrees include a combination of technical plus business subjects such as finance and accounting, marketing, accounting, business management, IT networking, database management concepts, and systems design.

Business Administration
This is no doubt one of the top degrees in demand (2011). Almost all business colleges in universities offer course like Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) and Master of Business Administration (MBA). These business administration degrees can have a specialization in areas such as accounting, HR, operations, marketing, finance, and so on. You can even opt for one similar to the BBA degree, which is referred to as Bachelor of Business Management (BBM).

Computer Engineering
A degree in computer engineering focuses exclusively on studies from computer science and electrical engineering. Most people choose bachelor's and master's in computer engineering, which makes them get a job as computer hardware or software engineers in the IT sector. A bachelor of computer engineering degree is a good stepping stone to a career in IT. Today, a wide range of certifications are also available for computer engineers.

Marketing
Marketing is a field which can earn you a lot more than any other careers in business. It requires a significant amount of management and communication skills. You can either enroll for an associate's, bachelor's, master's or even a research degree in marketing. You can get into jobs as a marketing manager, market researcher, brand manager, or product manager. Other possible options include jobs in advertising and business management.

Finance and Accounting
Graduates and post-graduates in areas such as accounting and finance have a lot of demand not only in the US but all over the world. Many business schools offer degrees in accounting on associate, bachelor, and master levels. Advanced degrees in accounting can lead you to a career as an accountant, auditor, or a finance professional. You can even pursue a degree in the finance side, which will prepare you to work as a financial advisor, financial planner, investment banker, or a loan officer.

These are just six fields and their college degrees in demand at present. There are many other degrees in areas mentioned in the following.
1. Electrical Engineering
2. Mechanical Engineering
3. Economics
4. Civil Engineering
5. Aerospace Engineering
6. Dentistry
The aforementioned are few of the top college degrees to pursue in 2011. A point to note is that there are many other medical degrees which are always in demand, owing to the requirements of medical professionals. Moreover, even careers that require engineering degrees are considered hot in the job market.

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