Nowadays, not enough students choose science subjects in university in many countries. What are the reasons for this problem? What are the effects on society?

In recent days, there has been a dramatic increase in the number of children who do not prefer studying

science

subjects

at the university level in almost all parts of the globe. There are a number of reasons why

this

is happening. In

this

essay, I will depict them and will

also

present a deluge of effects associated with

this

issue. The most telling reason why

science

subjects

are losing their popularity among university goers lies in the fact that

subjects

related to

science

, namely genetics, aeronautical engineering, biochemistry, and environmental

science

, are time and energy-consuming.

As a result

, most of the students are not able to

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in other extracurricular activities, ultimately affecting their physical and mental health.

Besides

this

, these

subjects

are continuously evolving with some new discoveries and inventions made every now and

then

which can change the credibility of previously acquired knowledge. One of the most telling consequences associated with the issue is that without the graduates undertaking

this

stream of study, we might face a dearth of doctors, engineers, environmentalists, and astronauts all of which will ultimately affect the progression of human civilization. Not only, the life-threatening disease can swipe the entire population if it's the hard work of doctors and scientists, but

also

the universe might be hit by some unexplained disturbances from outer space.

Besides

this

, the technological innovations that have made our life convenient, without them the quality of life will be hampered.

To sum up

, varied reasons have given rise to the diminishing popularity of

science

subjects

,

thus

I firmly believe that given the potential impacts of THE TOPIC, until we develop a more nuanced approach, in which success in coping with

this

issue is contingent on, all our efforts will go awry, if not in vain.

Nevertheless

, I feel that a dearth of investment in

science

will have a far-reaching impact not only on the individual but

also

on the cumulative productivity of society.