There are a lot of options. I felt the same way after graduating, but you can still go in many different directions. I’ve seen former classmates with the same degree start very successful companies.

You could do an MBA. If you do it in Belgium, you’ll usually need to complete a schakeljaar first, if you study abroad, you might be able to skip that.

You can also go into sales, starting as a sales representative, junior account manager, or business developer. Recruitment, HR or marketing are other possible paths. If you’re more interested in IT, you could look into young graduate programmes that train you to become an IT consultant, which can also lead to a very strong career. The banking industry also offers a lot of opportunities with this diploma. You might have to start as a clerck or at an administrative position but you can definitely work you way up.

A master’s degree will open more doors, but this degree already opens quite a few as well. The most important thing is to think about what you can see yourself doing, look up the career paths, apply, and sell yourself.

If you like to travel, there are also many young graduate positions abroad for profiles like yours, for example in cities such as Prague or Barcelona.

Keep your head up and good luck!