What is a degree program with the best job prospects?
Generally speaking, I'd say I have above-average talent for logical thinking, general mathematics, and a very good imagination. Initially, I was considering business administration, but after reading many articles, I decided against it because the competition is too high there, and there aren't really any interesting jobs later on.
I don't like working in a team (meetings are absolutely fine, but I have little interest in a joint project) and would prefer not to have any customer contact. However, I would welcome some internal advice or support.
Given my skills, does studying computer science make sense? What else is there that roughly fits my area of interest?
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Medicine and law is the best thing to do in terms of work. I'd even put medicine over law. Because you really have all the doors open. Otherwise Top 3 and 4 should be something like electrical engineering and computer science. These 4 things can always be done in order.
A degree in engineering might be something for you.
A subject in the natural sciences and their research areas could also be something.
However, you will necessarily have to learn in your life to work with others.
I think nowadays wanting to work alone in many contexts is an obstacle. I think as a computer scientist you still have relatively good cards because people who quickly write a lot of good code will be forgiven.