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Choose the course the 2030 job market will need.

You will graduate into a world reshaped by AI. We match your interests to the fields that are growing, the skills employers are asking for, and the countries that officially need graduates.

The course compass

Start with what you enjoy. Every field shows how AI is changing it, and the flags light up where an official list or government forecast says the country needs those graduates.

Grows with AI

Demand is rising, and AI makes people in these jobs more productive rather than replacing them.

Changes shape

The jobs stay, but the tasks change a lot. Graduates who use AI well and bring human judgement win.

Most exposed

Routine entry-level tasks are being automated. Choose the specialist or advisory end of the field.

What do you enjoy? Pick one or more
Field group
How AI changes the work

28 fields.

  1. EngineeringGrows with AI

    Electrical and renewable energy engineering

    The one engineering field that appears in demand in eight of our nine countries. Renewable energy engineers are among the world’s 15 fastest-growing jobs.

    In demand in 8 of 9
    Skills to master Power systems, Grid integration and energy storage, Power electronics
  2. HealthGrows with AI

    Nursing and care

    Ageing populations mean nursing professionals are among the jobs adding the most people worldwide by 2030.

    In demand in 5 of 9
    Skills to master Clinical assessment, Digital health records and AI decision-support tools, Patient communication
  3. HealthGrows with AI

    Medicine and allied health

    Doctors, physiotherapists, radiographers and psychologists: shortages on most of our destinations’ lists.

    In demand in 5 of 9
    Skills to master Clinical reasoning, Health data literacy, Using AI diagnostic tools critically
  4. EngineeringGrows with AI

    Civil engineering and construction

    Roads, bridges, flood defences and housing. Climate adaptation keeps civil engineers and construction managers in demand.

    In demand in 5 of 9
    Skills to master Structural and geotechnical design, BIM (building information modelling), Climate-resilient design
  5. PeopleGrows with AI

    Teaching and education

    Secondary and university teachers are among the jobs adding the most people worldwide, and four of our destinations list teachers as a shortage.

    In demand in 5 of 9
    Skills to master Subject expertise, Designing lessons around AI tools, Assessment design
  6. TechnologyGrows with AI

    Cybersecurity

    Security management specialists are the fifth fastest-growing job in the world, and networks and cybersecurity is the second fastest-growing skill.

    In demand in 4 of 9
    Skills to master Network security, Cloud security, Threat analysis and incident response
  7. EngineeringGrows with AI

    Semiconductors and electronics

    Every AI system runs on chips. Korea, Lithuania and Malaysia are all building chip industries and need engineers.

    In demand in 4 of 9
    Skills to master VLSI and chip design, Semiconductor physics, Fabrication processes
  8. EngineeringGrows with AI

    Automotive and electric vehicle engineering

    Autonomous and electric vehicle specialists are the seventh fastest-growing job in the world. Battery investment is volatile, though.

    In demand in 4 of 9
    Skills to master Battery systems and power electronics, Vehicle software and embedded systems, Sensor fusion and driver-assistance systems
  9. TechnologyGrows with AI

    Data science and AI

    Big data specialists and AI and machine learning specialists are two of the three fastest-growing jobs in the world.

    In demand in 3 of 9
    Skills to master Python and SQL, Statistics, Machine learning and deep learning
  10. TechnologyGrows with AI

    Cloud, networks and DevOps

    The people who keep software running: cloud engineers, DevOps engineers and systems administrators.

    In demand in 3 of 9
    Skills to master AWS, Azure or Google Cloud, Containers and Kubernetes, Infrastructure as code
  11. EngineeringGrows with AI

    Robotics, mechatronics and automation

    The engineers who build and run the machines. Robotics engineers and automation specialists are among the world’s 20 fastest-growing jobs.

    In demand in 3 of 9
    Skills to master Control systems, PLCs and ROS, Embedded C, C++ and Python, Machine vision and machine learning basics
  12. PeopleGrows with AI

    Social work and psychology

    Social work and counselling professionals are among the jobs adding the most people worldwide by 2030.

    In demand in 3 of 9
    Skills to master Assessment and safeguarding, Counselling, Empathy and active listening
  13. ScienceGrows with AI

    Environment, agri-tech and food science

    Environmental engineers are among the world’s 15 fastest-growing jobs, and environmental stewardship entered the top-ten rising skills for the first time.

    In demand in 1 of 9
    Skills to master GIS and remote sensing, Environmental impact assessment, Carbon accounting and ESG reporting
  14. PeopleGrows with AI

    Hospitality and tourism

    Hotel and restaurant managers are on the WEF list of growing jobs; front-desk clerical work is the exposed part.

    Not on our countries’ lists
    Skills to master Service leadership, Revenue management and analytics, Digital marketing
  15. TechnologyChanges shape

    Software engineering

    Software developers are on the official demand lists of eight of our nine countries. Count cybersecurity and other ICT roles, and it is all nine.

    In demand in 8 of 9
    Skills to master System design and architecture, Using and reviewing AI coding tools, Testing and secure coding
  16. EngineeringChanges shape

    Mechanical engineering

    Machines, energy systems, vehicles and cooling for data centres. On the official lists of seven of our nine countries.

    In demand in 7 of 9
    Skills to master CAD and simulation (FEA and CFD), Thermofluids, HVAC and data-centre cooling, Python or MATLAB for automation
  17. EngineeringChanges shape

    Chemical and process engineering

    Turning raw materials into fuel, medicines, chips and batteries. Korea reports one of its highest shortage rates here.

    In demand in 5 of 9
    Skills to master Process simulation (Aspen), Process safety and HAZOP, Data analytics and process control
  18. ScienceChanges shape

    Chemistry, biotech and life sciences

    Lab scientists, chemists and biomedical engineers for pharmaceuticals, food and health technology.

    In demand in 4 of 9
    Skills to master Laboratory technique, Experimental design, Bioinformatics and data analysis
  19. EngineeringChanges shape

    Aerospace engineering and aviation

    Aircraft, drones and the engineers who keep fleets flying. Boeing forecasts 710,000 new aircraft maintenance technicians will be needed worldwide by 2044.

    In demand in 4 of 9
    Skills to master Aerodynamics, structures and FEA, Avionics and systems integration, Airworthiness rules (EASA and CAA Part-66)
  20. EngineeringChanges shape

    Industrial and manufacturing engineering

    Making factories and supply chains work better, with data, automation and digital twins.

    In demand in 4 of 9
    Skills to master Lean and Six Sigma, Production planning and digital twins, Data analytics, MES and ERP
  21. EngineeringChanges shape

    Marine engineering and shipbuilding

    Ship design, marine propulsion and the shipyards of Korea and Japan.

    In demand in 4 of 9
    Skills to master Ship design and hydrostatics, Marine propulsion and electrification, Structural analysis
  22. HealthChanges shape

    Pharmacy

    Pharmacists are moving from dispensing to clinical advice, and several destinations list them as a shortage.

    In demand in 3 of 9
    Skills to master Clinical pharmacy, Patient counselling, Pharmacovigilance
  23. BusinessChanges shape

    Finance and fintech

    Fintech engineers are the second fastest-growing job in the world, while bank tellers are among the fastest declining.

    In demand in 1 of 9
    Skills to master Financial modelling, Python and data analysis, Risk management
  24. BusinessChanges shape

    Business, management and supply chain

    Project managers and operations managers are among the jobs adding the most people, but general business degrees are crowded.

    In demand in 1 of 9
    Skills to master Data-driven decisions, Supply-chain analytics and ERP, Project management
  25. CreativeChanges shape

    Marketing and communication

    Digital marketing and strategy specialists grow, telemarketers decline. None of our destinations lists marketing as a shortage.

    Not on our countries’ lists
    Skills to master Marketing analytics, AI-assisted content workflows, SEO and performance marketing
  26. PeopleChanges shape

    Law

    Legal secretaries and legal officials are among the fastest-declining jobs. Lawyers remain, but entry-level document work is being automated.

    Not on our countries’ lists
    Skills to master Legal reasoning, Legal technology and AI review tools, Data protection and AI law
  27. BusinessMost exposed

    Accounting and audit

    A popular choice in Bangladesh, but bookkeeping and payroll clerks are among the fastest-declining jobs worldwide.

    In demand in 2 of 9
    Skills to master Audit data analytics, ERP and automation tools, Tax and ESG advisory
  28. CreativeMost exposed

    Design, UX and digital media

    Graphic designers are among the fastest-declining jobs, while UI and UX designers are among the fastest growing. The difference is the course you choose.

    In demand in 2 of 9
    Skills to master User research, Interaction design, Design systems

Where the jobs are

What each country’s own shortage lists and forecasts say it needs. Hover or tap a mark to read the source note. Software and engineering appear almost everywhere; healthcare and teaching in about half.

Career fields and the countries whose official lists show demand for them
FieldUnited KingdomCanadaNew ZealandFinlandSwedenMalaysiaLithuaniaJapanSouth KoreaCountries
In demand in United KingdomNot listedIn demand in New ZealandIn demand in FinlandIn demand in SwedenIn demand in MalaysiaIn demand in LithuaniaIn demand in JapanIn demand in South Korea8
In demand in United KingdomIn demand in CanadaIn demand in New ZealandIn demand in FinlandIn demand in SwedenIn demand in MalaysiaIn demand in LithuaniaNot listedIn demand in South Korea8
In demand in United KingdomIn demand in CanadaIn demand in New ZealandNot listedIn demand in SwedenIn demand in MalaysiaIn demand in LithuaniaNot listedIn demand in South Korea7
Nursing and careGrows with AI
Not listedIn demand in CanadaIn demand in New ZealandNot listedIn demand in SwedenIn demand in MalaysiaNot listedIn demand in JapanNot listed5
Not listedIn demand in CanadaIn demand in New ZealandIn demand in FinlandIn demand in SwedenIn demand in MalaysiaNot listedNot listedNot listed5
In demand in United KingdomIn demand in CanadaIn demand in New ZealandNot listedIn demand in SwedenIn demand in MalaysiaNot listedNot listedNot listed5
Not listedIn demand in CanadaIn demand in New ZealandIn demand in FinlandIn demand in SwedenIn demand in MalaysiaNot listedNot listedNot listed5
In demand in United KingdomNot listedIn demand in New ZealandNot listedNot listedIn demand in MalaysiaIn demand in LithuaniaNot listedIn demand in South Korea5
CybersecurityGrows with AI
Not listedIn demand in CanadaNot listedNot listedIn demand in SwedenIn demand in MalaysiaIn demand in LithuaniaNot listedNot listed4
In demand in United KingdomNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedIn demand in MalaysiaIn demand in LithuaniaNot listedIn demand in South Korea4
In demand in United KingdomNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedIn demand in MalaysiaIn demand in LithuaniaNot listedIn demand in South Korea4
Not listedIn demand in CanadaIn demand in New ZealandNot listedNot listedIn demand in MalaysiaNot listedIn demand in JapanNot listed4
In demand in United KingdomIn demand in CanadaNot listedNot listedNot listedIn demand in MalaysiaNot listedIn demand in JapanNot listed4
Not listedIn demand in CanadaIn demand in New ZealandNot listedNot listedIn demand in MalaysiaIn demand in LithuaniaNot listedNot listed4
Not listedNot listedIn demand in New ZealandNot listedNot listedIn demand in MalaysiaNot listedIn demand in JapanIn demand in South Korea4
Data science and AIGrows with AI
Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedIn demand in MalaysiaIn demand in LithuaniaIn demand in JapanNot listed3
Not listedNot listedIn demand in New ZealandNot listedNot listedIn demand in MalaysiaIn demand in LithuaniaNot listedNot listed3
PharmacyChanges shape
Not listedIn demand in CanadaNot listedNot listedNot listedIn demand in MalaysiaIn demand in LithuaniaNot listedNot listed3
In demand in United KingdomNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedIn demand in LithuaniaIn demand in JapanNot listed3
Not listedIn demand in CanadaIn demand in New ZealandIn demand in FinlandNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listed3
Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedIn demand in SwedenIn demand in MalaysiaNot listedNot listedNot listed2
In demand in United KingdomNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedIn demand in LithuaniaNot listedNot listed2
Not listedNot listedIn demand in New ZealandNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listed1
Finance and fintechChanges shape
Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedIn demand in MalaysiaNot listedNot listedNot listed1
Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedIn demand in SwedenNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listed1

Checked against official lists on 15 November 2026. Lists change every year: the UK’s current shortage lists end on 31 December 2026. A listed job is a strong signal, not a guarantee of a visa or a job offer.

Engineering in the age of AI

AI runs on the physical world: power stations, chip factories, cooling, robots and vehicles. That build-out needs engineers. The demand is real, though most governments credit it to energy, defence and ageing workforces rather than to AI itself.

  • 945 TWhelectricity that data centres are projected to use by 2030, more than double today. Someone has to build the power, cooling and grids.IEA, Energy and AI (2025)
  • 18new chip factories starting construction in 2025, most opening in 2026 and 2027.SEMI World Fab Forecast
  • 710,000new aircraft maintenance technicians needed worldwide by 2044, two-thirds of them replacing retirees.Boeing Pilot and Technician Outlook 2025
  • #7autonomous and electric vehicle specialists among the world’s fastest-growing jobs. Robotics engineers are #16.WEF Future of Jobs 2025

Read: will AI increase demand for engineers?

Skills that matter whatever you study

The research agrees: AI takes routine entry-level tasks first. Graduates who can use AI, judge its output and bring human strengths are the ones being hired.

Read our guide to choosing a course
  1. Analytical thinkingThe skill employers rank first: 69% call it essential.
  2. Using AI and data wellThe fastest-growing skill. For most jobs that means using and checking AI, not building it.
  3. Judging AI outputQuality-checking AI work is the human skill AI users cite most.
  4. Resilience and flexibilityEssential for 67% of employers, as jobs change faster than degrees.
  5. Leadership and influenceUp 22 points since 2023. Entry-level jobs now ask for it.
  6. Creative thinkingFourth among the fastest-rising skills.
  7. Curiosity and lifelong learningMost of the skills in a job are expected to change by 2030.
  8. Empathy and listeningWhat AI cannot do: half of employers call it essential.