Where to enter - Philology (English language and literature) or Computer science and computer technology?

Question

IT education

At the moment I am engaged in the layout of web pages (html + css + jquery), in the future PHP + databases. I want to enter Philology for intensive study of the English language, but I plan to work in the IT field.
I am self-taught, so I do not want to enter IT technologies. Will it be difficult in the future to get a job as a front-end developer with a degree in Philology?

Answer 1

Will it be difficult in the future to get a job as a front-end developer with a degree in Philology?

your diploma will not be taken into account
They go to the front-end after they have mastered well the JS and the front-end framework
Layout is not a front-end

Answer 2

Will it be difficult in the future to get a job as a front-end developer with a degree in Philology?

Even former loaders and plumbers are taken to the front (there are real life examples). There, the study of the necessary for a maximum of six months takes place. I don't know what you are pulling. This is a plebeian business.
Personally, I wouldn't apply for a philologist. Better tutor.
Where do you come from?) Of course, I understand that universities don’t give anything, but it’s better to choose what you like, and not what you need. Do you love literature so much that you are not averse to taking it as a load, and not studying computer science, which is more useful and closer to you because you are very smart?

Answer 3

It is better to improve English on your own (courses, books, special applications, teachers, tutors), and it is better to get a tower in your specialty. In addition to the fact that this gives a base, you will have a profile diploma (especially in programming), which is considered, in contrast to a non-core one (which in this case is a simple thoughtless killing of time, money and effort)