What can you do after the Masters?

What can you do after the Masters?

Bachelor of Arts (BA) Master of Arts (MA) Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) Master of Science (M.Sc.)

Can you do a doctorate with a master’s degree?

In principle, anyone who has a master’s degree, a diploma, a state examination or a master’s degree in their pocket can do a doctorate. In this case, the master is skipped.

How much do you earn when you graduate?

According to a study by content.de, the average (the so-called median, i.e. 50 percent earn less and 50 percent earn more than the stated value) for bachelor’s graduates is 40,550 euros, for master’s graduates the median for the starting salary is 45,822 euros .

How much does a Bachelor of Business Administration earn?

On average, a business administration graduate earns around 40,000 euros immediately after graduation – a salary that many other graduates can only dream of, even after many years of professional experience. The business administration degree therefore definitely pays for itself in hard cash.

In which business administration areas do you earn the most?

And the industry. Because the highest salaries are paid in the pharmaceutical and banking sectors, followed by chemicals, medical technology and vehicle construction. At the bottom of the list is the food and beverages industry.

Which scientists earn the most?

Natural scientists earn the most in Hesse In Hamburg, too, specialists with a scientific background earn EUR 61,800, which is significantly higher than the average. Particularly astonishing: In economically strong Bavaria, natural scientists earn just 57,600 euros.

What do you earn after a dual degree in business administration?

And your salary in the dual study business administration industry is not bad at all! In the first year you will earn between 650 and 800 euros, in the second then around 800 to 950 and in the third between 9 euros will appear on your payslip.

What can I do with BWL?

5. Career fields for business administration graduates 5.1 Purchasing and procurement. 5.2 Management and Corporate Governance. 5.3 Human Resources. 5.4 Distribution and Sales. 5.5 Marketing and Advertising.