What's a good major for girls?

Good majors for girls are: medical major, preschool education, flight attendant, English education, etc. These are all majors suitable for girls.

Now medicine is based on the "biomedical model" and is divided into traditional medicine and western medicine developed in modern times. In the 20th century, western medicine developed into a social-psychological-biomedical or comprehensive medical model. The rise of systems biology in the post-genome era has led to the rapid development of systems medicine in the world, and it has become the future medicine of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine after traditional medicine and western medicine.

With the rapid development of science and technology, many new technologies, new materials and new drugs (including recombinant biological factors, etc. ) will strongly promote the development of clinical medicine.

The medical model has developed from biological model to biological-psychological-social model. Primary medical care, even if the people of the whole country get good first-line medical services, general practice is quietly emerging.

From the employment form, the medical employment situation is still the best. For the professional ranking of China University, the Ministry of Education announced the initial employment rate of graduates from 44 directly affiliated universities, and the overall initial employment rate of each university reached 82%.

The employment implementation rates of these 44 universities by discipline are as follows:

92.08% in medicine, 87.88% in education, 85.54% in science, 84.75% in agriculture, 80.09% in history, 75.98% in philosophy, 74. 1 1% in economics, 74.05% in literature and 69.49% in law.

Intuitively, it can be seen that the employment rate of medical students is still guaranteed, but although the employment rate is high, the recognition of medical students for future careers is declining.

According to a survey, medical students' professional identity with the medical industry has increased from 38.5% dissatisfaction two years ago to 58.4%, and half of them still lack confidence in employment prospects.

In terms of salary, nearly 30% of medical physiologists expect an annual salary of "more than 200,000"; In the choice of working environment, the proportion of medical students willing to work at the grassroots level for two years after graduation dropped from 93.5% to 57.3%.