In many countries not enough students are choosing to study science subjects. What are the causes? And what will be the effects on society?

A vast majority of

students

are not selecting

science

as their subjects, especially in developing countries because of a

lack

of job opportunities and excessive study load. The

lack

of

science

graduates has had detrimental impacts on

society

such

as major human resource crisis and

lack

of technological development. There are multifarious causes beneath why

students

are not fascinated with scientific studies. The predominant one is there is not enough job in the market for

science

graduates. By saying so, I mean that workplaces are highly interested in the finance and marketing degree holders to boost their business rather than hiring

science

students

. Apart from

this

, the other cause is that to study

science

subjects, children require extra diligence as well as a lot of patience and confidence.

For instance

, a biology student has to do an extra number of researches with excessive hard work as compared to other subjects.

Lack

of

science

graduates can impact

society

negatively in the long run.

First

of all, a major human workforce crisis can happen in the market.

This

is because the

students

with other degrees

such

as arts, humanity and finance will increase,

conversely

job will decrease,

as a result

, unemployment in

society

will arise.

Lastly

, with less number of skilled

science

degree holders,

society

will not advance appropriately. A good illustration of

this

is without a

science

graduate, the construction of any building would not be possible. To conclude, the shortage of

science

students

can come because of various reasons and it can damage

society

immensely.