Nowadays, there is an increasing number of subjects being introduced in universities throughout the world, in particular related to science and technology. While some people argue that students should make their own choice of subject, others consider that they should only choose subjects that will be helpful in the future. There are valid views on both sides, which I will discuss now. On the one hand, it is true that science and technology is a field that is very promising. The number of discoveries and inventions do not cease to surprise the population and this area will keep on expanding given the actual trend. For instance, researchers have revealed the most extensive genetic of cancers, which could help understand the origin of cancers. With even more students doing science and technology and working on such studies, they might eventually be able to solve many problems in the world. Moreover, a career in science and technology will be worthy for, businesses and organisations involved are always multiplying, with various job positions at different levels. On the other hand, not all students perform well in science and technology related subjects in secondary schools and hence, they should not be forced to pursue such studies at university level as this might lead to poor academic results. Indeed, some students are better at doing art studies or languages and would most probably choose to do programmes such as graphic designer or French respectively. Furthermore, if they are not allowed to choose their own career path, they might become depressed in the future since they do not feel satisfied with their life. This is depicted by a study carried out in India among students where nearly half of the population studied were forced to do a subject they did not want to and the majority of them were not happy in their life. In conclusion, I firmly believe that all university students should be given the freedom to choose the subject they want to study, provided that they receive appropriate guidance from their parents and superiors. They should be allowed to pursue the career they want, so that they do not become depressed later.
Nowadays, there is an increasing number of subjects being introduced in universities throughout the world, in particular related to science and technology. While some people argue that students should make their own choice of subject, others consider that they should only choose subjects that will be helpful in the future. There are valid views on both sides, which I will discuss now.
On the one hand, it is true that science and technology is a field that is very promising. The number of discoveries and inventions do not cease to surprise the population and this area will keep on expanding given the actual trend. For instance, researchers have revealed the most extensive genetic of cancers, which could help understand the origin of cancers. With even more students doing science and technology and working on such studies, they might eventually be able to solve many problems in the world. Moreover, a career in science and technology will be worthy for, businesses and organisations involved are always multiplying, with various job positions at different levels.
On the other hand, not all students perform well in science and technology related subjects in secondary schools and hence, they should not be forced to pursue such studies at university level as this might lead to poor academic results. Indeed, some students are better at doing art studies or languages and would most probably choose to do programmes such as graphic designer or French respectively. Furthermore, if they are not allowed to choose their own career path, they might become depressed in the future since they do not feel satisfied with their life. This is depicted by a study carried out in India among students where nearly half of the population studied were forced to do a subject they did not want to and the majority of them were not happy in their life.
In conclusion, I firmly believe that all university students should be given the freedom to choose the subject they want to study, provided that they receive appropriate guidance from their parents and superiors. They should be allowed to pursue the career they want, so that they do not become depressed later.
Nowadays, there is an increasing
number
of
subjects
being introduced
in
universities
throughout the
world
,
in particular
related
to
science
and
technology
. While
some
people
argue that
students
should
make
their
own
choice of
subject
, others consider that they should
only
choose
subjects
that will be helpful in the
future
. There are valid views on both sides, which I will discuss
now
. On the one
hand
, it is true that
science
and
technology
is a field
that is
very
promising. The
number
of discoveries and inventions do not cease to surprise the
population
and this area will
keep
on expanding
given
the actual trend.
For instance
, researchers have revealed the most extensive genetic of
cancers
, which could
help
understand the origin of
cancers
. With even more
students
doing
science
and
technology
and working on such
studies
, they
might
eventually
be able to solve
many
problems in the
world
.
Moreover
, a
career
in
science
and
technology
will be worthy for, businesses and
organisations
involved are always multiplying, with various job positions at
different
levels. On the
other
hand
, not all
students
perform well in
science
and
technology
related
subjects
in secondary schools and
hence
, they should not be
forced
to
pursue
such
studies
at
university
level as this
might
lead to poor academic results.
Indeed
,
some
students
are better at
doing
art
studies
or languages and would most
probably
choose
to do
programmes
such as graphic designer or French
respectively
.
Furthermore
, if they are not
allowed
to
choose
their
own
career
path, they
might
become
depressed
in the
future
since they do not feel satisfied with their life. This
is depicted
by a
study
carried out in India among
students
where
nearly
half of the
population
studied were
forced
to do a
subject
they did not
want
to and the majority of them were not happy in their life.
In conclusion
, I
firmly
believe that all
university
students
should be
given
the freedom to
choose
the
subject
they
want
to
study
, provided that they receive appropriate guidance from their parents and superiors. They should be
allowed
to
pursue
the
career
they
want
,
so
that they do not
become
depressed
later.
Nowadays, there is an increasing
number
of
subjects
being introduced
in
universities
throughout the
world
,
in particular
related
to
science
and
technology
. While
some
people
argue that
students
should
make
their
own
choice of
subject
, others consider that they should
only
choose
subjects
that will be helpful in the
future
. There are valid views on both sides, which I will discuss
now
.
On the one
hand
, it is true that
science
and
technology
is a field
that is
very
promising. The
number
of discoveries and inventions do not cease to surprise the
population
and this area will
keep
on expanding
given
the actual trend.
For instance
, researchers have revealed the most extensive genetic of
cancers
, which could
help
understand the origin of
cancers
. With even more
students
doing
science
and
technology
and working on such
studies
, they
might
eventually
be able to solve
many
problems in the
world
.
Moreover
, a
career
in
science
and
technology
will be worthy for, businesses and
organisations
involved are always multiplying, with various job positions at
different
levels.
On the
other
hand
, not all
students
perform well in
science
and
technology
related
subjects
in secondary schools and
hence
, they should not be
forced
to
pursue
such
studies
at
university
level as this
might
lead to poor academic results.
Indeed
,
some
students
are better at
doing
art
studies
or languages and would most
probably
choose
to do
programmes
such as graphic designer or French
respectively
.
Furthermore
, if they are not
allowed
to
choose
their
own
career
path, they
might
become
depressed
in the
future
since they do not feel satisfied with their life. This
is depicted
by a
study
carried out in India among
students
where
nearly
half of the
population
studied were
forced
to do a
subject
they did not
want
to and the majority of them were not happy in their life.
In conclusion
, I
firmly
believe that all
university
students
should be
given
the freedom to
choose
the
subject
they
want
to
study
, provided that they receive appropriate guidance from their parents and superiors. They should be
allowed
to
pursue
the
career
they
want
,
so
that they do not
become
depressed
later.