In many countries not enough student are choosing science subjects at university. -What are the causes of this? -What are the effects on the society?

Nowadays, modern
science
is having a fast development and more and more relevant job opportunities are provided by
science
companies.
However
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there are fewer people choosing
science
as their major in universities. There are several things that cause
this
phenomenon, and
this
has some influences on the country. There are some reasons to think about why more and more
students
do not prefer to choose
science
to study.
Firstly
, most
science
professionals are very serious when they teach
students
, in some ways the teaching method is quite boring. There is no attraction to people.
Secondly
, Some parents regard that
science
is not about daily life and it is so far from us,
therefore
students
cannot get support from their relatives.
Finally
, society has a misleading impression about
science
- only excellent
students
or adults can do it!
For example
, many
students
who want to pass their exams easily and hope to have a relaxing life in university will not put effort into studying
science
. It is not surprising to see them not picking
science
. As we can see, on one hand, there will have high demands for
science
researchers. If organisations and companies have no access to find
science
staff, they will provide higher salaries to attract professionals. That means other jobs
such
as teachers, salesman and factory workers have lower payments compared to
science
professionals.
This
can result in some unfair work issues.
On the other hand
, society needs skilled researchers to do some research to develop our modern technology. Without more
students
who study
science
supporting technology projects, the country's development will not keep going. In conclusion,
although
people have different feelings about
science
subjects, we still pay attention to it given it has a big impact on our society in the future.
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