NaijaOptimist:
food science and mass comm. are good courses till date.

Seconded!

No course is a bad course. It depends on why you are studying it.

Ranching... hucienda!

Op who told you that food science and mass communication is not marketable in Nigeria .
I don't think you live on Nigeria

olas24u:
religion Na hunger go kill that person

Hunger ke? When Pastors, Alfas and Babalawos are now riding private jet.

Mscheeeeww! Stay there.

space booked
next

Knotting your success to what you Read in school is so old School. I read this same Geography and employed Engineers with Masters degree... Moral of the story, keep your hustle right

Karlebolu:


Hunger ke? When Pastors, Alfas and Babalawos are now riding private jet.

Mscheeeeww! Stay there.

so you have to study religion to do that

wilsondave:
dude I disagree with you on food science..... are you a university graduate..... if yes take it or leave it food science and technology is a very good course, in fact probability of getting job is high and u can also be self employed as a food scientist.... a food scientist can work in company listed bellow...


NBC Nigeria bottling company and
NB PLC
Nestle
Noodles company
eatery.... e.t.c
you can as well work in a milk company...

in fact when talking about food processing we talking about anything that enters into the oesophagus.....

You are very spot-on

this op is a joker. in the first place most organisations would simply require a good 2-1 from a reputable university. it means a 2-1 English grad from unilag would stand a beta chance than 2-1 law from university of ilorin. that's the truth. that's why you see guys with a b.a history or philosophy from university of oxford at Goldman sachs. the op is definitely not exposed andshud stop misinforming people. most times its not the course you study that matters but the university you graduate from and your grade

Mass communication nd food science are very good courses...seems you riding on a bicycle...

I'm coming

Now "OFFICALLY" stalking you. I see you on almost all the thread

kennygee:
Archaeology is a no no.

kennygee:


Archaeologists study past cultures by examining artifacts, objects made, used, or changed by humans. Have you ever found a penny on the ground? That is an artifact that was lost by someone. Years from now, that penny could be found by an archaeologist.

How that one fit put food for your belle for 9ja?

You seem to know a lot about the course, Nice.

You may not be far from. Nigeria is not a good place to study or practise Archaeology even though we have really rich, unique and peculiar cultures. I do not even think FG recognises archaeologists, which is so bad.

Lots of discoveries have been made in Nigeria, and I believe much more can be made if only the resources and trainings are available. Talk about the Dufuna canoe, Nok culture, Igbo Ukwu, Iwo-Eleru, Benin and Ife arts, and lots more.

Bros all of una dey yan any how d guy wain bring dis trend don yan d truth abi na u go provide ur self employment letter after graduation think twice oooo na d fact dat guy yan if na for dis nija wain we dey possibility of getting job with these courses and numerous more na just 8% so make una just acept the fact because na d truth be dat

Many of it is true sha

kay5922:
Now "OFFICALLY" stalking you. I see you on almost all the thread

It's not every day i'm this active.

delightful1:

You seem to know a lot about the course, Nice.

You may not be far from. Nigeria is not a good place to study or practise Archaeology even though we have really rich, unique and peculiar cultures. I do not even think FG recognises archaeologists, which is so bad.

Lots of discoveries have been made in Nigeria, and I believe much more can be made if only the resources and trainings are available. Talk about the Dufuna canoe, Nok culture, Igbo Ukwu, Iwo-Eleru, Benin and Ife arts, and lots more.

But Nigerian's are not sentimental about things like that, it can only thrive in places like America.

For Reverend gentlemen (tomorrow's Bishops and Arch Bishops) and Pastors - and you know how many of them we have in Nigeria today- Religious studies, History, Philosophy and Humanities are very relevant for them, they should spend money and time on them, I tell you.

Not justifiable my oga. These r wonderful courses in naija

All i see is crap, these kind of underratting is what kills our education system, OP is as clueless as GEJ

Ebi like sey smth dey worry u!

Mass comm is nt a gud course @ll I spent 3 year @hme jst 4 me 2 be admitted afta dat no job

Typical Nigerian giving typical Nigerian advice. Very myopic views and reasons. change your mindset and you will change your views

I completely disagree with you on some courses

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Courses done are not based on getting a job but rather creating ur own job which I believe some are very very interesting doing like food science, anthropology etc

The Op is clueless. ..just wasted my time and mb mtcheeeeewww...

Food science Really?...think again bro, have you heard of Quality control and quality assurance, research and development in a food industry?..I think these people get good jobs and good pay too...

English Lit I disagree, as lame as the course sounds its one of the best course to study so far this our current Nigerian situation is concerned. The only easy job to get now in Nigeria is 'Teaching'... As an English Lit graduate, you might not make millions monthly, but you will definitely not be unemployed.
If you are even smart enough, you will be better than your unemployed counterparts civil or petroleum engineering. You can teach and work extra hours organizing tutorials for WASSCE/JAMB students and get paid well...
Most important thing in the end is you are employed, you don't beg and you make a decent income.

kennygee:


It's not every day i'm this active.

STALKING you still

Economics education

dis op is clueless