What can I do after software engineering?

A firm that specialises in software engineering/development or other IT-related fields, such as app or website development, might hire you. In-house IT positions, such as software engineer or developer, are also available in a variety of industries. These are just a few examples of the kinds of organisations you might work for: finance, government, healthcare, information technology, manufacturing, and utility services are all included. A company might be as small as a few people or as huge as a multi-national conglomerate. Starting your own company or working as a freelancer to provide software or other IT services is another alternative. Additionally, you might pursue advanced training in an IT-related discipline such as postgraduate degrees in software engineering and/or computer security and/or forensic computing. Having a master's degree isn't always required to work in software engineering or closely related industries. However, if you want to go into a new area of IT and need to gain expertise in that sector, a specialist master's degree may be beneficial. If you want to pursue a job in research, more education, such as a Ph.D. may be beneficial.

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Jobs directly related to your degree include: Applications developer. Database administrator. Game developer. Multimedia programmer. Web developer. Web designer. Software engineer.

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