text: engineering management or international business and management? i've already finished my 2 years in automatics (engineering) in lithuania, but i'm not satisfied with quality of teaching here. so i decided to study in uk.   2 years ago i gained an ecdl and finished 1 year course in comp. school. i've some notion about programming ( but i don't like it... very much).  and i want to word in management/business environment.  please, help me to choose the course: 1) engineering and management 2) computing business 3) international business and managment  i want to get a job ~80 000 $ per year   i also don't like physics.. i can learn it, but i quickly forget what i've learned... it's hard for me my advice will be a stretch since i'm american and aren't as familiar with the uk programs (you may want to post on yahoo answers uk).  i do work in high tech though, so maybe i can help.  there is quite a lot of money in engineering management, but unless you like coding and/or working with engineers, you should probably steer clear.  most engineering managers, at least in the us, are fairly hands on when it comes to programming.  of course, there are roles like program, product, or project management which lead development teams without a reporting relationship.  these can be pretty high paying jobs that don't require you to program, but do require to have a foundational understanding of technology to be able to gather business requirements and dream up products around them.  this might be a plausible role coming out of an engineering and management course.  both computing business and international business sound like good areas of study.  could keep you in high-paying industries, but on the business end.  an example job could be in strategic planning for a software company, or business development even.  your engineering background would give you an edge there.  given what you've stated about yourself, i would probably go for one of those.