Top 10 Worst Courses To Study In UK | Degrees To Avoid In UK | Courses Which Will Not Give You Uk Pr

If you're thinking of studying in the UK, it's important to know which courses to avoid if you want to increase your chances of getting a UK PR (Permanent Residency) after graduation. In this video, we'll take a closer look at the top 10 worst courses to study in the UK.

We'll start by explaining why some courses are less likely to lead to a UK PR than others. We'll then dive into our list of the 10 worst courses to study in the UK, which includes degrees in subjects like creative writing, film studies, and journalism.

For each course on our list, we'll explain why it may not be the best choice for those looking to obtain a UK PR. We'll also provide alternative courses that are more likely to lead to a successful PR application.

By the end of this video, you'll have a better understanding of which courses to avoid if you want to maximize your chances of obtaining a UK PR. Whether you're a prospective student or a parent helping your child choose a course, this video is a must-watch.
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In this video, I have discussed the Top 10 worst Courses to study in the UK if you want to get PR as the chances of getting a Visa Sponsorship are less.

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[Obelix]

As far as I know, your analysis is spot on. My son completed his MSc in Logistics from a very good university in Aug-22. He could get a well paid job in a start up as he has experience of three years in India. His role is more of operations, sales and strategy. The employer doesn't have a sponsorship license so he is on PSW. All his classmates are still doing par-time or survival jobs.
He and his friends have been selected for few other jobs in big corporate but could not get the offer letter due to their visa status.

As a father, I was against taking up supply chain course but my son was adamant and he took up course in a uni which has Operations as a sub subject with SCM and logistics. I didnt insist because he will not be taking any loan and hence he can recoup his fee in PSW time itself and he can find a decent job in India on his return..

My conclusion is there are opening in SCM, but for people with experience and work visa.
Freshers finds it difficult to find sponsored job in any field.
Please stay away from Management courses unless you have experience and aptitude in that field.

Please share first hand experience in finding a sponsored job.

[KUNNAVENNO]

To the students who already took the course mentioned here, don't worry work hard and get new experience. You will be okay, believe in yourself, you can achieve anything.

[AliMrtxa]

Takeaways:
1. MBA
2. MIM Masters in Management
3. Sales and Marketing
4. Fashion and Interior Design
5. Agriculture Sciences
6. Sports Management
7. History
8. Supply Chain
9. Dramatic and Creative Arts
10. Hospitality, leisure and Events Management

[pradeeppoojary]

Completely agreed. As a current student, I can relate that this is the harsh reality that mam is telling in this video. She is just spreading awareness for students to choose the right career path which no one does. So it would be best if you researched first what makes you interested before selecting courses. Select your university and courses wisely and have some knowledge of that course before coming here because the university does not do spoon-feeding.

[sylvesterdsouza]

Thank you Sarika for making this video. I Myself was planning on studying MSc Strategic Marketing next year in the UK and was planning on taking an Education loan to do so hoping on landing a Visa Sponsorship job but looking at the current job market and low demand for my course it has been made pretty clear that it's just not worth taking so much risk and not having a surety of getting a job in the end :/ disheartened but we have to accept the harsh reality

[suhasbhatt]

There are job opportunities for each and every one of these courses in the UK. It completely depends on the candidate. Its already a well established fact that most of the people are moving to UK to do masters just for the sake of doing it. And the process and strictness is less than that of USA which makes things easier for people with a lot of money just moving to a different country to just have a good time. It's because of such people that there is this situation now. But if you can hone your skills right and have good communication skills, you CAN get a high paying job in the UK. Learn to crack it. Be thorough in your subject and learn to put forward your strengths properly.

[zlatar]

Hi everyone, I studied in the UK and then landed a job with Skilled Visa Sponsorship. I studied International Business Management. I agree UK job market is experience dominated so if you can get internships/placements with the big brands even before coming here this helps immensely. I agree Fashion and Agriculture are very niche and competitive. STEM subjects are in demand. I saw students who studied Marketing landing a visa sponsorship so everything is in your hands! Good luck! 🍀

[katideb]

I’ve taught in a “highly-rated” language department for many years and I honestly feel that both graduate and undergraduate students are being deceived, not only in terms of what they get during their course but also in relation to their job prospects.

[vasudevan]

The best video best so far ….! A honest review and analysis.

[femidat]

I don't think so supply chain is a low value course, if the person already has experience in the same field, it's possible to get in the supply chain field.

[shahabahmadrohin]

I have Bachelor and Master degree in business administration (BBA & MBA) from my home country and applied for my second master in UK for MSc in supply chain management and logistic plus i have around 8 years of experience in supply chain, procurement & Human resources management. After seeing your vid i am a bit confused now.

[sankalpach]

Lol, sometimes back you were telling digital marketing has the most scope in UK and now you are telling the opposite.

[anujjha]

Hi Sarika, my name is Anuj Jha, I had 2 sponsored job before I finished my degree...even I had no experience (just 6 months internship which I did in my final yr of bachelor's)...did bachelor's 2017-21 in India than 21-22 Master's here in uk.. currently I'm working.. It's gonna be 6 months on March.... I'm a Graduate Structural Engineer. I MUST SAY YOU ARE PERFECT IN GUIDANCE!!! THANKS FOR HELPING EVERYONE

[arpitsoni]

Thanks for the video it really helped me to know Travel & Tourism scope and situation in the UK. Since last 2 years i was planning to move to UK as I have 3 years of work experience in Travel & Tourism but looking at recession, current situation in UK and also PR process now I am thinking about moving to some other country probably Australia.

[Mkube]

What about MIM From top Bschools like London Business School? Reports say that 97% LBS graduates get jobs in 3 months.

[pradeepbhatnagar]

As a management professional I apolous ur.sincere views related to different courses ma'am.I think before choosing a course one should have thorough knowledge in is most important.useful lecture.

[mr.souvickpal]

Hi Sarika, what is your opinion on Msc in Finance or Msc in Financial Analytics? Which one would be more beneficial for international students who is already a CFA?

[siddharthsinghchauhan]

Great Video and very honest, objective tips. I'm considering pursuing a Master's in Business Analytics from either Aston University or Queen's University Belfast. What would you suggest as the better option? Your insights would be greatly appreciated as I weigh my decision. Thank you for your help.

[niranjanscover]

True, thanks a lot for this informative video!

[merylkulkarni]

Hello. I took up a course in the UK at Manchester Metropolitan University for MSc in Fashion merchandising and buying management. Is it a good idea to pursue it. It's a one-year course. Could you please guide me on this