Some people think that all university students should study whatever they like. Others believe that they should only be allowed to study subjects that will be useful in the future, such as those related to science and technology. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion.

Some would argue that all

students

in universities have to

study

the

subject

they like,

while

others think that they have to only consider something useful for their future,

for example

, those related to science and technology sectors.

Although

learning about the latter subjects is crucial to secure a good job and salary, I believe that enrollment in whatever

subject

they favour leads to

students

being successful in their fields. Studying science and technology during third-level education makes

students

able to easily find a job that pays high wages.

That is

to say, working in the majority of modern workplaces requires up-to-date technological information aiming to improve the quality of work and to compete with others, and, in turn, those employees will earn good remuneration.

For instance

, many IT graduates from the University of Toronto were able to have high positions and good wages in many renowned business companies.

However

, I think that the passion for what

students

study

is more important than how much their earnings are in the future. It is very important for university

students

to

study

the subjects they like because

this

is the reason behind a successful career.

That is

because the love for

this

particular

subject

allows them to go beyond their limits, be creative, and be eager to improve, and,

thus

, they might be promoted.

For instance

, many well-known musicians decided to

study

music because they were passionate about it and

this

positive spirit helps them climb their professional ladder.

Therefore

, I support

this

school of thought because studying a favourite

subject

is more important.

To conclude

, despite the fact that a course in science and technology can provide postgraduates with a good future career and enough income, in my view, studying whatever they prefer is better because

this

leads to success in their field.