Liberal arts are not good, employment is not good, and you don t study liberal arts. In fact, libera

Mondo Education Updated on 2024-03-03

Liberal arts are not good for employment, it's just that we neglect liberal arts.

It is said that it is easy to be looked down upon by people when choosing courses, and it is difficult for liberal arts students to be employed, which is a common situation in recent years. Why do some people still choose liberal arts? Why did you choose Politics and Geography when you chose your subjects? In fact, there are times when liberal arts are beautiful.

When I entered the WTO in the early 2000s, English and other small languages were very popular, including many other liberal arts majors, and earlier Chinese, a pure liberal arts major, was also very popular. Of course, there is also the teacher, which is also relatively popular until now.

The current fourth and sixth levels are basically because they want to do foreign trade with other countries, isn't China University of Petroleum? It was the fourth or sixth level that it built, and it was still called East China Petroleum University at that time. English talents were very scarce at that time, and management talents were also quite scarce. Coastal cities need a lot of management talents, such as business administration, including now, in fact, many management talents in the central and western regions are also scarce, but the scale of enterprises is small, and they do not need so many management talents.

Why is it difficult to find employment in the popular liberal arts? Take law as an example, a very simple thing, liberal arts majors do not require much investment from universities, there are textbooks, teachers, and classrooms to open classes to recruit students, so many schools recruit students. You've found that any school can offer a law major, and overcrowding is the reason why liberal arts are not employable.

The second is that many liberal arts majors really don't have any technical content, and you can actually do that kind of job whether you study it or not.

The third is the most important is industrial upgrading, we want to engage in engineering, we want to engage in industry, we also want to engage in high-end industry, is the engineering major on fire? In the future, artificial intelligence and new energy will definitely be the direction of development.

But back to today's topic, why do some students still study liberal arts and choose history? Because liberal arts have advantages, people's talents are different, some children can study science, and some children can get high marks in liberal arts.

For example, children learn physics and chemistry, but they don't understand physics in the first year of high school, and physics is a book in the second year of high school, and the same is true for chemistry. But if you study pure liberal arts such as history, geography, and politics, if you don't understand it in the first year of high school, and you don't understand it too well, you can basically understand it if you work hard in the second year of high school, and this is the advantage of studying liberal arts.

Moreover, there are not as many students studying liberal arts as before, the competition is smaller, and I try to get into a good school, try to choose a famous university, and a good city still has a future. In many cases, the public entrance examination is actually the strength of liberal arts students, or many people who do management in enterprises are also liberal arts students, and liberal arts students are good at management, which is the advantage of liberal arts.

History needs to be inherited, culture needs to be disseminated, life needs to be beautiful, not only high-tech, but also art, and society needs legal, ethical and rules, which are what liberal arts students need to do. Therefore, the liberal arts are actually developing, but the liberal arts are waiting slowly.

The college entrance examination is actually very simple, and Mr. Ma Ming will fill in the college entrance examination with you.

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