Is it a preferable to have a CompSci/Technology degree for the Technology Consulting & Technology Risk graduate roles?
Would not having such a degree make me less competitive as an applicant? I have a STEM degree, major in biology. I am most interested in the Technology consulting roles, compared to the Business consulting roles, however I also want to maximise my application success.
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- Author: Anonymous
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Anonymous
Hi,
Thanks for your question.
Great question and please note that all graduate roles are open to candidates from all backgrounds, and the whole application process is designed to secure the talent regardless of your academic background. The application process is set to base on your strength not your background. Having a STEM degree would not be a disadvantage to your application.
Hope it helps.
Thanks,
Weitao -
Anonymous
Hi,
Thanks for your question.
Great question and please note that all graduate roles are open to candidates from all backgrounds, and the whole application process is designed to secure the talent regardless of your academic background. The application process is set to base on your strength not your background. Having a STEM degree would not be a disadvantage to your application.
Hope it helps.
Thanks,
Weitao
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