Rising university fees and scarce employment prospects for graduates have led some people to say that universities should not teach arts subjects, like philosophy and history, and only offer practical degree courses that maximise chances for employment. To what extent do you agree or diagree?

According to many, due to the high costs of varsity and the absence of opportunity the

arts

ought not to be taught at higher

education

rather than practical qualifications must be sought.

This

essay moderately agrees with

this

approach as the

arts

have

a

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very little link with career

prospects

.

However

, seeking practical qualification is only fair when considering varsity costs and job

prospects

. To initiate with, the

arts

have almost little dependency on the career. Art does not treat

education

as a commodity, but it assists to gain most of the desirable human qualities to become an ideal person.

Therefore

, the high costs of

education

and lack of opportunities do create serious issues for the future. In Bangladesh,

for instance

, above 5000 students are becoming a graduate from the

arts

every year in the country, of which two-thirds of students are unemployed, according to the source of the Prothom-Alo.

In addition

, these subjects have an impact to influence current issues as it provides solutions from past records;

consequently

, learning from history is vital, which will surely help to solve numerous issues in the current world in my view.

In contrast

, practical degrees do quantify the varsity

cost

and job

prospects

.

As a result

,

education

has converted to a commodity, which considers the demand and supply in the job market, and it may have provided brighter career

prospects

for students and value for their money. In England,

for example

, BSc in computer science is a practical subject, which has provided high-salary jobs in numerous fields and no unemployed professionals in the

last

five years according to the source of the daily mail.

Therefore

, the practical qualification is necessarily providing value against its soaring

education

cost

. In conclusion, the soaring

cost

of

education

and unemployment is not suitable for

arts

education

, which assists to influence learning from the past and enhancing knowledge.

On the other hand

, practical qualifications can produce benefits via high-salary jobs against its increasing

cost

in my view.