harkindele:

Go to a Tech school, d likes of futa, futminna, futyola, futo, lautech n oda techs....u will knw dat URP is a very popular course!

sure nw my guy, i knw URP is a popular course in some skul, but i jst wnt 2 knw d opinion of ppl abt d course.

Parrotpal:
sure nw my guy, i knw URP is a popular course in some skul, but i jst wnt 2 knw d opinion of ppl abt d course.

Ok. But URP is a nice course, dats y its no way near d list.

Lol. l totally agree with the write -up.

idsamoo: Forestry and wildlife management!

my brother studied engineering in school, while his friend studied the above course. Today they are both NLNG staffs but my bothers friend is earning more as the head of the LNG nature park. Finima. Don't underate any course.

Well, the OP ,just as many Nigerians, still have the erroneous belief and mindset that Mass communication is journalism.

Mass communication is a multi-faeceted discipline. A mass comm graduate who knows his onus can 'dislogde' any of those 'bloggers pulling the rug off the feet' of those doing the job. Today, we have false information going viral due to those ' pulling the rug off the feet.'

As a mass comm graduate, one can perfectly fit into:
1. Advertising/marketing
2. Public relations
3. Media consultancy
4. Journalism
5. Publishing
6. Author/writer
7. Research
8. Teaching/lecturing
and many others, which cannot be noted here due to space constraints and the need to be concise.

At OP, you should do proper research before postin( although, I highly respect your right to expression).

Overall, what makes one employable is not always tied to the course but a variety of factors as: skills, connection/favour, locatiön(geographical), grade or class of result, e.t.c. Follow your heart and work on yourself because a diligent man, as a city on a hill, can never be hidden!

I DNT GIVE A DAMN WAT U PPL SAY! I HAVE THE BEST PAYING JOB IN NIGERIA TODAY, GOD'S GRACE AND FAVOUR SINGLED ME OUT.........MONEY CHASES ME TODAY, CUZ I DECIDED TO CHASE GOD AND PUT MY WORRIES IN HIS CARES....,USE UR MOUTH AND CONFESS GREAT THINGS,...THIS IS MY WAY OF LIFE....GLORY TO GOD!

Course: Computer Sciene
Sch: IMSU
Cert: Certificate in Oracle 11g database @ NIITE
i am an under-graduate, the absurdity of the scenero in IT is dawned on me... i can now read between the lines. at the inception of my career, i emphatically made it clear to my close ones that i wanted to be an IT expert, most of them discouraged me in studying computer science.
i can i assurd u, studying computer science is the best for any IT guru because here we practise wit different high level language like java/c++/Vb/Fortran etc we also study mathematics, algorithm, flowchart, SQL, pseudecode, data structures, basic networking principles and many more. with all this knoweledge i can developed dynamic applications/web apps wit its database making use of oracle/mysql/derby db/access etc
i am currently working for an App for my School Grading System and a business Apps for my uncle.
my point is that computer science enables me to concentrate in it field.

hu killed did thread

If you are a political science student, pls dnt be cared of not getting a job, after school. There is a wide range of careers a political science graduate in Nigeria can aspire to or follow. The final choice depends on the inclinations and interests of the person involved.

If you are a Nigerian graduate of Political Science you can pursue a career as any of the following;

Activist, Advocate/Organizer (Local & International NGOs, Media Houses etc)
Administrator (in Corporate, Government, Non-Profit Organisations)
Archivist, Online Political Data Expert (Archives, Museums, News Organisations,
Budget Examiner or Analyst (Budget office for Socio-Political Organisations, NGOs etc)
Attorney (Law Firms, Corporate Organisations etc)
Campaign Operative/Organiser (in Campaign Office of Political Office Candidates)
Security Services Analyst or Agent (State Security Agencies, Private Security Firms etc)
Constituency Office/Committee Staffer (Constituency Office of State and Federal Legislators)
Coordinator of Federal or State Aid (NACA & other Federal or State Aid and Emergency Agencies, NGOs etc)
Communications Director (Corporations, Medium Companies, NGOs, Local & International Agnecies etc)
Corporate Analyst (Media Houses, Corporations, NGOs)
Corporate Public Affairs Advisor (Media Houses, Companies & Corporations)
Corporate Economist (Socio-Economic organizations, Research Organisations, Companies etc)
Corporate Manager (Companies, NGOs, Media Houses etc)
Corporate Information Analyst (Media Houses, Corporate Organisations, Local & International NGOs)
Corporation Legislative Issues Manager (Multinationals, Corporate Organisations, Companies, NGOs etc)
Editor, Online Political Journal (Journals, News Websites, TV/Radio/Web Media Houses etc)
Foreign Service Officer (Embassies & High Commissions, Immigration Service, Diplomatic Corps etc)
Foundation President (NGOs, Foundations such as Tony Elumelu Foundation, etc)
High School Government Teacher (Secondary Schools, Colleges etc)
Immigration Officer
Information Manager (Schools, Corporate Organisations, Companies, Medium Businesses, NGOs etc)
Intelligence Officer (Private Security Organisations, Intelligence & Research Firms, State Security Agencies etc)
International Agency Officer (NGOs & International Agencies)
International Research Specialist (Research Organisations)
Journalist (Print, Radio & Web Media Houses)
Labor Relations Specialist (Labour related NGOs, Human Right NGOs, Corporations, Media Houses etc)
Legislative Analyst / Coordinator (Constituency Offices of Legislators, Media Houses, Pressure Groups & Socio-political NGOs)
Lobbyist (Campaign Teams of Politicians, Lobby Team for Corporate Organisations, Pressure Groups, Regional Groups etc)
Management Analyst (Management Consulting Firms, Research Organisations, Economic Consultants, Corporate Firms/Organisations, Small & Medium Businesses)
Mediator (Law Firms, Dispute Resolution Organisations, Self Employed Mediator etc)
Policy Analyst (Columnist in Print and Web Media, Analyst on TV/Radio Houses, Writer/Author, Blogger)
Political Commentator (Same as above)
Pollster (Poll Agencies, Campaign Groups, etc)
Public Affairs Research Analyst (Media Houses, etc)
Public Opinion Analyst (Media Houses, NGOs etc)
Publisher (Web, Print, Blog)
Research Analyst (Research Firms, Management Consulting Firms, Marketing Agencies, Media Houses etc)
State Legislator (Pursue a career in Politics, Contest for post in local & state legislature)
Survey Analyst (Polls Agencies, Survey & research firms, Media Houses etc)
Systems Analyst (Technology Firms, Corporate Organisations, etc)
Teacher (High Schools and Colleges)
University Professor (Pursue a Career in lecturing in Higher Institutions)
Urban Policy Planner (Local Governments, Urban Planning Agencies, Architectural & Building Firms etc) so be rest assured that you are in the right track.

princecemo:
Archaeology and Anthropology, first to comment

Here is an award for you.. except getting outa Naija tho. Wondering what fossils they gon be looking for here except such person is an adventurous individual.

emyibe:
Bokoharamoloy. ( B.H) Unin maid.
Bombing 101, Shooting 201

You have forgotten IPOBOLOGY. (IPOB) UNN. Intro to killing 101, nnamdi kanu running 201

ngoziigwe:
Wht of som1 dt studied any course in education lik pol. sci. Edu., economics edu., etc wht is d person's faith?



That is double honour B.Sc {Ed}

My elder brother studied English education and presently a flying officer (* *) with the Nigerian air force