Some university students want to learn about other subjects in addition to their main subjects . Others believe it is more important to give all their time and attention to studying for a qualification. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion.

One

of the most hotly-debated issues facing today’s competitive world is whether specializing in more than

one

area

during

university

education

is more beneficial to

students

or whether they should spend all their

university

education

time mastering

one

class. Personally, I agree with the first perspective for the reasons mentioned below.

This

essay will examine both views followed by a reiteration of my personal point of view. On the

one

hand, there are those who argue that

students

would benefit greatly in the future from putting their efforts into learning

one

higher

education

discipline compared to being distracted

while

trying to study multiple topics. The proponents of

this

view claim that once

students

focus on training only

one

university

subject, they would be considered professionals in that subject.

This

would lead to having higher chances of getting employed in the field of studies.

Furthermore

, focusing on more than

one

area

would only confuse them and by the time they graduate, they would not have a concrete ambition, which is essential for a stable and progressive career path.

On the other hand

,

however

, are those who contend that studying more than

one

higher

education

area

would positively contribute to the career path of

university

students

resulting in various job opportunities after graduation. Owing to the extremely competitive corporate world, finding a job is more challenging compared to a decade ago. The advocates of

this

view often point to numerous surveys of various academic institutions, the latest of which is published by the

University

of Toronto concluding that 72% of recent educational institution graduates, who chose to study a variety of topics rather than focusing on

one

, found more employment opportunities.

Moreover

, these

students

could find their passion by gaining an understanding of multiple disciplines resulting in a more fulfilling work life. In conclusion,

while

some believe that studying

one

topic at the

university

is more valuable given the fact that it would allow

students

to master

one

area

and not be confused with different areas of study, I tend to concur with those who argue that studying more than

one

field during

university

education

is better since it would bring about more job opportunities after graduation.