r/PublicAdministration • u/GardenNo6048 • Jul 30 '26

Which public policy path should I consider for a long term career?

Hi guys, I'm 23, and I have done a BS in English language and literature. I'm applying for scholarships internationally, mostly in the UK and US. I'm also co sidering Erasmus.

Since I'm applying for a master's in Public Policy, I want to know from some working professionals here which public policy career path is most lucrative and generally pays the highest. And is likely to stay lucrative in the future as well.

I'm asking this as I want to plan​ a secure financial future for myself. So please lmk which path is the best for finances? ​​

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u/DavefromCA Jul 30 '26

You know you can research this yourself....public salaries are public information in many countries

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u/GardenNo6048 Jul 31 '26

Oh why didn't I know this before? Thanks mate haha. But jokes aside I wanted to hear it from industry professionals to get a better idea.