These 3 university majors have very narrow employment opportunities, and they are likely to face unemployment after graduation. Candidates should be cautious when applying for the exam

University is a transitional stage for students to integrate with society. The knowledge and skills acquired by university are to lay the foundation for future employment. Therefore, the choice of university majors largely determines future employment directions and career prospects. Therefore, you must be cautious in choosing majors. , The three majors I have summarized for you today have narrow employment opportunities and small social demand after graduation. Even if you graduate from a prestigious school, you will face the embarrassing situation of being unemployed .

First, history majors.

Many students are interested in history in high school and want to study Chinese history and world history in depth, so they choose history majors in universities, but it is actually very irrational to do so. According to the "Chinese College Students Employment Report" released by the institution, the undergraduate history major has been listed as a "red card" major for three consecutive years from 2017 to 2019. History is a pure liberal arts major. The university mainly studies historical theoretical knowledge. After graduation, the employment opportunities are very narrow. Most of them can only work in the education industry and serve as middle school history teachers. There are very few, and from the perspective of talent supply, due to the expansion of college enrollment in the past few years, the talents in this major tend to be saturated. So many friends around me who majored in history have finally chosen to change careers.

Second, philosophy major.

Philosophy is a relatively advanced profession. If you are not particularly interested in it, it will be boring and painful to learn. From the perspective of employment prospects, philosophy majors are the same as the history we mentioned above. There are very few counterparts when they are employed, and they are basically engaged in education work or exams for civil servants. If you have a doctorate or master's degree, you still have the opportunity to teach in universities or middle schools, but the chances of undergraduates are very slim. Even if you take the civil service major, you will not have an advantage, and there are few or no positions you can apply for.

Third, applied psychology.

Contemporary people are under a lot of work pressure and mental health problems are becoming more and more serious. It is reasonable to say that psychology should be a sunrise industry, but why has applied psychology been listed as a "red card" major for two consecutive years? I think there are two reasons. First, China's material life is not rich enough. Now most ordinary people are concerned about material life and physical health, and they don't pay enough attention to mental health. Second, China's psychological development is relatively backward. , Many colleges and universities have psychology courses, but there are no complete laboratories, or there are only laboratories, but they are not open to students, and there are some psychology teachers in colleges and universities. It is enough to complete the class hours, which leads to the cultivation of talents and professional level. Can not meet the needs of psychological counseling.

Referring to some developed countries, the employment situation of psychology majors is very good, and the salary is relatively high. Perhaps when China's economic and social security system develops to the level of developed countries, there will be great breakthroughs in China's psychology industry, but in the short term, the domestic employment prospects are very uncertain. It is difficult to find a suitable position, therefore, I do not recommend that college students take risks in choosing this major.