Studying What to do After a BS in Software Engineering?

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The discussion centers on the dilemma faced by an individual with a background in Software Engineering who is seeking guidance on their next educational steps. They express interests in teaching, blogging, and development but feel uncertain about which path to pursue. The importance of aligning educational choices with career goals is emphasized, particularly the potential benefits of pursuing a Master's degree (MSc) or even a PhD for those interested in academia. It's noted that a Master's degree can enhance job prospects, especially in larger companies that may require advanced qualifications. The conversation also highlights the opportunity that a Master's program provides to explore research and teaching experiences while considering specific fields of study, such as Software Engineering, AI, or Computer Graphics, depending on the individual's interests and foundational knowledge.
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I have done Software Engineering and want to study more, but confused what to do next?
can you suggest me?
 
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What are your goals? You just want any possible suggestion?
 
Actually I have many interest like Teaching, blogging and development. But I'm confused in which i have to progress for the future, I have developed many projects of students and started a blog named as Engineering Projects, I'm earning my living expense but this is not what I want, actually I don't have proper guideline there fore I'm here to get the expert advise. I wan't to write books, do research and teach others. I have done Bs in SE and now days just searching in what I do MS or from which country. I'm tired of brain storming if you have any suggestion please guide me.
 
Well, I'm a BSc in CS, which is very related to SE.

I think it really depends on what you want to do for living. You said you like teaching, but would you be fine teaching hundreds of students in a class on a daily basis? And as well do some research? If so, then you should go for a MSc and a Phd and try to become a professor in an university.

If you are still unsure, probably a good MSc would be a fine option. Big companies usually say that a MSc is considered a bonus, or they even require you to have one (some of Google's jobs require a MSc in CS, for example).

If you can, I would go for the MSc, it also gives you some time to think about and experience what is it like to do research and perhaps even teaching. What you should think about then is what field to do your MSc. I don't really what exactly you study on a SE BSc, so I don't know your base knowledge. However, if you really like the specific SE area, there are MSc programs exactly in SE. Other than that, computing is a large field, you could go for: AI, Computer Graphics, Image Processing (though all of these require some knowledge on math), parallel programming, the list goes on.
 
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