Could drastically change by the end of the 4 years though.

i'm not settling for anything less.

a BA(HONS) in Sculpture. Awesome.

The job I do now is not totally unrelated, but it has certainly swayed from the "interiors" route.

I am now, sort of, a journalist.

Winner.

Currently temping (no job at the moment), before starting an MA in Journalism in September.

social research methods masters, I hope to be a social researcher but think im kidding myself

MSc Health Psychology
Hopefully PhD Health Psychology next year

Clean driving licence
Adept in software applications including the internet, Minesweeper and Mario Kart 64

BA (Hons) Language Studies and Cultural Criticism. Not a degree that has "employability" written all over it. spent 6 years in a job i hated and then managed to find my way to a job i like. Both totally different from my degree.

PGDE English

They are directly related

I have two diplomas:
Psychology
and Emergency Planning.

MA Spanish & Portuguese
MSc By Research Hispanic Studies

short term the job i'm about to get is related and long term i'm probably gonna try do a PhD

Kinda use both only the first one gets me money to spend on gear for the 2nd :P

Property development and Planning BA (Hons) with an MA in Planning

heavily tilted towards biomedical stuff

Now work in a hospital, in a small workshop in the basement, designing/making things for wards, rehab devices, adjusting stuff like wheelchairs, mending beds, gas flow equipment and whatever else the nurses break. So got pretty lucky with that.

At least normally. Today and yesterday I've just been sitting around as no-one else is here and I have to man the phone in cae there's an emergency.

MEGALOLZ.
But am intending on doing English Lit, Politics or something soon. Just cause I'm bored.

I really really really should've done Graphics or similar. Now I am too old and I will have to work down the pit to pay for my childrens education, then force them into a career that they loath so i can live my life through them.

Next year I will be taking a PGCE in the same subject.

Ed Balls wants me to have a masters and still get paid an average salary. Ed Balls can fuck off.

but i don't really tell people the Cultural Studies part.

i now work in admin. it's amazing.

:)

into a BSc hons. in geography.
and its FUN.
but i don't know what to do after :(
hey ho.

Trying to finish DPhil in Immunology

I'm now a civil servant. :(

not quite sure what to do with it to be honest.

I'm worried that the open university courses I am chosing won't add up to a specific degree and I'll end up with an 'Open Degree' and look like a total flake that no one would employ.

But obviously I'll have written my book by then.. pffft

Im doing a BA Hons in Music Technology and Innovation.

Going into 3rd year.

woo woo

ba. well, it turns into an ma after a few years, but it doesn't really count as one.

I don't have a job at the moment but I'm looking to do work in that area, as I have done in the past.

HATE IT
no intention of doing anything law related...but hope to be vaguely employable...

in september

im pretty sure im not going to be a lawyer when i leave though

I've just finished my first year of it, got another 3 to go (I get to spend a year studying in America). As for a career, I really couldn't care less about one if I'm honest. I have no interest in earning big sums of money or having some high flying career, unlike most of the people I live with who seem only to be at university so they can get a "good" (ie well paid) job at the end of it all and have some nice career path to follow.

currently in my 3rd year, on placement at a reasonably well known aerospace company working in supply chain.

The only thing i have decided so far is i don't want to work in supply chain.

I am not religious. I work in publishing, specifically Children's Books publishing. It is very fun. Today our marketing director dressed up in one of our new character suits we recently had commissioned... tee hee...

LLM law (or Oxford equivalent thereof) at the moment
PhD law next year

I anticipate getting a job that's pretty much totally to do with these, which would probably be a good thing after 7 years in total :P

PhD in Theoretical Nuclear Physics

I am now an office worker.