It is thought by some that students should get only the technical education related to their future profession at the universities, while others opine that the prime role of higher education is to enhance the knowledge of a person irrespective of future utility in the professional life. In my opinion, I consider that the university education should be focused enough to refine professional knowledge and to relieve the students of the extra burden of unnecessary subjects.
To begin with, one positive reason to get the professional knowledge at the universities is to keep the students focused on acquiring the technical education. As students will have to study fewer subjects which are related to their eventual profession, it will be convenient for them to grasp the technical skills in a much better way. For instance, a student interested in banking will understand accounts and mathematics much easily if there are no other unrelated subjects bound to be studied. Moreover, by the time they reach the universities, students have studied all the basic subjects during initial education, and are clear about their future professional course, therefore, they should have focused studies during tertiary education at universities.
Another point to consider, is that the chances of professional success are tremendously increased, if targeted approach is followed. In other words, a person studying in the university with an aim to acquire technical knowledge, having no extra burden of unrelated subjects, is more likely to succeed than the person without a focused approach. It is due to the fact that by studying subjects related to a designated subject enables a student to refine the skills and knowledge of the future field to the highest level. For instance, an engineer needs to be good in his subject to excel in his profession rather than mastering other subjects at an engineering university.
In conclusion, universities should have a focused study plan related to the future profession of the students to brighten the chances of a successful professional life. I sincerely hope that initial schooling should be strong enough to introduce the students to basic subjects to enable them to choose a profession for the future, by the time they reach universities.
It is
thought
by
some
that
students
should
get
only
the
technical
education
related
to their
future
profession
at the
universities
, while others opine that the prime role of higher
education
is to enhance the
knowledge
of a person irrespective of
future
utility in the
professional
life. In my opinion, I consider that the
university
education
should be
focused
enough
to refine
professional
knowledge
and to relieve the
students
of the extra burden of unnecessary subjects.
To
begin
with, one
positive
reason to
get
the
professional
knowledge
at the
universities
is to
keep
the
students
focused
on acquiring the
technical
education
. As
students
will
have to
study fewer
subjects
which are
related
to their eventual
profession
, it will be convenient for them to grasp the
technical
skills
in a much better way.
For instance
, a
student
interested in banking will understand accounts and mathematics much
easily
if there are no
other
unrelated
subjects
bound to
be studied
.
Moreover
, by the time they reach the
universities
,
students
have studied all the basic
subjects
during initial
education
, and are
clear
about their
future
professional
course,
therefore
, they should have
focused
studies during tertiary
education
at universities.
Another point to consider, is that the chances of
professional
success are
tremendously
increased, if targeted approach
is followed
. In
other
words, a person studying in the
university
with an aim to acquire
technical
knowledge
, having no extra burden of unrelated
subjects
, is more likely to succeed than the person without a
focused
approach. It is due to the fact that by studying
subjects
related
to a designated
subject
enables a
student
to refine the
skills
and
knowledge
of the
future
field to the highest level.
For instance
, an engineer needs to be
good
in his
subject
to excel in his
profession
rather
than mastering
other
subjects
at an engineering university.
In conclusion
,
universities
should have a
focused
study plan
related
to the
future
profession
of the
students
to brighten the chances of a successful
professional
life. I
sincerely
hope that initial schooling should be strong
enough
to introduce the
students
to basic
subjects
to enable them to choose a
profession
for the
future
, by the time they reach
universities
.