What type of jobs are most available

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When choosing between ICT (Information and Communication Technology) and Computer Science/Computer Engineering, it's essential to consider job market demand in your local area. ICT typically leads to qualifications for roles in the IT, telecom, and media sectors, while Computer Science and Computer Engineering may offer broader opportunities in software development, systems analysis, and hardware design. Consulting local experts and your academic faculty can provide insights into the specific supply and demand for these fields in your region, helping to identify which option may lead to better job prospects. Geographic constraints should also be taken into account, as they can significantly influence employment opportunities in technology-related fields.
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I am still deciding what to study. I have two options: ICT (information and communication technology) or Computer Science/computer engineering. It says that after ICT I will qualified for a job within the IT-, telecom- and media sector.

I want to know what is better to study and what study gives me the biggest possibility to get a job?
 
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Most job markets are local. Ask some local experts and be sure to describe any geographic constraints you have regarding where you want to live.

Your own faculty likely know the supply and demand issues in the local job market.
 

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