Liberal arts have the highest employment rate.

1. Economics: This field can be divided into economics, finance, finance, economy and trade. Graduates can engage in policy analysis, teaching and research, economic management and other work in government, financial institutions, universities and large and medium-sized enterprises.

2. Law: a wide range of specialties, including civil and commercial law, economic law, international law, criminal law, civil law, etc. Graduates can not only work in courts, procuratorates, law firms and other professional institutions, but also engage in related work in the legal departments of large enterprises.

3. Pedagogy: This field can be divided into pedagogy and physical education. Graduates can engage in a wide range of industries, including various colleges and educational institutions, as well as government units, publishing houses, internet companies and so on.