While it is not guaranteed that a postgraduate programme will boost your income, certain qualifications, particularly those in economics and finance, can enhance your salary.
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If your undergraduate performance was weak at best, a master’s degree may help you to improve your chance of gaining a job in a competitive industry.
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If you particularly enjoyed certain topics as an undergraduate student, you will be able to explore these topics in greater depth when you enrol on postgraduate study, and contribute to your field.
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A postgraduate programme will be a logical progression from your undergraduate study if you are keen to broaden your intellectual interest.
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If you are looking for progression within your existing role, it’s common to take a short course to boost your expertise.
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Obviously, there is a lot of work involved in studying for a postgraduate course, so getting to the end of it and having the qualification under your belt is a great reward in itself - so don't underestimate it!
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Your masters will give you closed access and the chance to speak 1-to-1 with key figures at a fraction of the price. Conversations like these make it much easier to get started in a career.
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