Do have an idea of what the job market will be ten years from now?
No, but I know that the world will be more involved with technology, mainly in the medical/robotic field.
Hugest paid jobs?
Don't care about money, I love innovation and technology. Although good money happens to be a part of a career in IT, usually.
Most in demand jobs?
Yes, they are badly in demand and there are no people to fill the IT jobs - at least in Ireland.
Most secure hobs?
Yes, I think so, assuming you meant "jobs".
Most common jobs?
Not really. I can safely say I could only name about 4 people I know who are involved in IT.
Jobs with low health risk?
Not really.
Jobs with least mental stress?
That depends on how organised you are and how good you are at managing yourself and others.
Jobs with bet benefits?
Apart from the possibility of a major breakthrough in science, IT, or biomedical etc., I'm not sure there are any.
Jobs that conserve your personal integrity?
What has integrity got to do with it? I just want a secure job, doing something which I like doing and making enough money to get by. You're looking too deep.
You can specialize in a narrow new field, only to find it was a dead-end or limited growth area.
Yes, I have researched this. The degree I mentioned above in BROAD. Possible careers, taken from the course booklet: Software Engineering, Mobile and Wireless Systems, Computer Systems and Networks, Game Systems, Security and Forensics, Telecommunication Systems, Sensors and Sensor Networks, Healthcare and Medical Systems, Semiconductor Integrated Circuit Technology, Biomedical Electronics, Bioinformatics, Automotive Electronics, Avionics, Artificial Intelligence and Robotics, Automation Control Systems, Energy Control and Automation, Energy Generation and Distribution Systems, Electrical Power Systems, Smart Energy Management etc etc.
One of the most universal job skills is being a janitor. There is a steady need for good janitors. This is not a joke.
Yet it doesn't require a bachelor degree.