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Finalquestionsproposaltemplate Sharma 1
Finalquestionsproposaltemplate Sharma 1
Finalquestionsproposaltemplate Sharma 1
WRDS 1104
Arts fields?
● How have global corporations shifted the importance of Stem jobs vs Liberal Arts
● How has the increasing transparency of global and political affairs shifted the way
the general public facilitated the growth of Stem fields vs Liberal Arts fields?
Research
https://huntnewsnu.com/60435/editorial/op-ed-disparities-between-humanities-and-stem-
co-op-pay-creates-misconceptions/
https://www.statepress.com/article/2018/11/spcommunity-stem-vs-liberal-arts-degree-pay
#:~:text=According%20to%20a%20Pew%20Research,%2468%2C000%20earned%20by%20ST
EM%20majors.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/dereknewton/2019/09/29/studying-stem-isnt-the-career-boo
st-we-think/
https://www.investopedia.com/financial-edge/0711/the-college-degrees-you-should-have-
gotten.aspx
https://unbound.upcea.edu/research-and-policy/re-engineering-the-liberal-arts-degree-a-b
aseline-for-the-new-economy/
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/09/20/business/liberal-arts-stem-salaries.html
These articles provide some surface-level insight into the more measurable statistics that
can show the disparity between Stem and Liberal Arts fields. This is something that I can use
when I analyze and provide more detailed reasoning as to the growth in both fields, and how
● My topic questions are significant because they provide answers and reasoning to a very
important thing to focus on, careers. By looking at the disparity and prevalence between
Stem and Liberal Arts Majors, we can be informed when pursuing a certain job, career, or
discipline to specialize and focus on. This also provides more context to the direction of
global trends in various industries such as the technology industry, politics, and cultural
media platforms. Many news articles and academic professionals have researched and
looked into this because it is an important topic that affects almost everyone currently in
government entities, and corporations have also looked into this to determine what
majors, degrees, and skills to seek in future employees. These questions are happening
everywhere in social media, news articles, and academic spaces. Almost everyone
references a question framed around this topic at some point when growing up, and it is a
question that is important due to its significance and impact on young adults’ decisions.
By providing more evidence for these questions, we can determine and project future
trends for the growth and disparity between Stem and Liberal Arts fields, and allow
future generations to make informed decisions. This can also lead to more specialized
questions such as which majors within each respective field are ideal and optimal in
terms of growth and career potential. I hope to find a clear distinction between both fields
and show that one field is more prevalent in modern-day society than the other, as well as
tie this into the trends in various industries, and developments. This will allow me to
I’m interested in researching this question because I have seen many friends and people
younger than me debate this question over the years. As an aspiring doctor, this was a question I
debated with myself since you can do both liberal arts and stem-based majors for this
profession(English is a very common major for med students). I would have liked a definitive or
more concrete answer than just following my passion at the time, and that is why I am writing
this paper. Furthermore, this is an interesting topic that allows me to examine salaries and
historical trends in it, as well as how it relates to technology and business. These are two things I
am very interested in and will thoroughly enjoy researching since I have so much background
infrastructure placed?