Ten majors with the best employment prospects in liberal arts

The majors with the best employment prospects in liberal arts are as follows:

1, majoring in business administration

Business administration majors have a wide range of employment. According to the needs of China's rapid economic development, there is an urgent need for at least 350,000 business administration professionals. At present, there are only about 80 thousand people with practical qualifications, which is far from meeting the needs of the industry. Business administration majors can engage in marketing, enterprise management, international business, human resources, international logistics, etc., with a wide range of employment and high salaries in various industries.

2. Major in International Economics and Trade

In the 1990s, those who studied international trade became "hot items". At the end of the last century, international trade talents showed signs of "slow sales" in the market. Fortunately, in recent years, the international trade major has ushered in the second big spring. The advantages of a graduate majoring in domestic products in the field of international business are self-evident. Excellent foreign language level, solid professional knowledge and solid computer skills will naturally lead to a superior job.

3. Journalism

The employment of journalism graduates is not limited to traditional media. With the development of online media, two new employment directions have emerged. One is public opinion analysis. Many government departments and enterprises at all levels need to recruit students to analyze public opinion. The second is the operation of new media, especially social media.

4. Foreign Language and Literature Major (Foreign Language)

I mainly study English, German, French, Japanese, Italian, Spanish and minor languages. Be awarded a bachelor of arts degree. Senior language talents engaged in translation, scientific research, teaching, enterprises, undertakings and management in foreign affairs, economy and trade, culture, press and publication, education, scientific research, tourism and other departments after graduation.