The major students choose in university will determine a person's life, just as "the first day you make a mistake, you will live in the wrong business". Experts remind students that when choosing a university, in addition to the favorite university, it is best to pay attention to the situation and trend of talent demand in the market. Choosing the right department should not only meet the interests, but also be useful when looking for a job. Although popular majors such as engineering, accounting and finance are quite attractive, with the deepening of urbanization, the "dark horse" major with potential social demand will show the future workplace trend.

First: Family and Consumer Studies

This professional background will teach students all the knowledge and elements about forming a family, and students can become experts in the fields of child development, family relations, consumer economics, personal finance, housing and nutrition after graduation.

Second: Criminology

If you have the ability to solve the cases in the TV series "Law and Order", then the major of criminology is right for you. Criminology graduates can engage in a wide range of occupations, including prison law enforcement, government lawyers, psychological research experts and so on.

Third: Food Science

This major is especially suitable for food lovers who consider themselves "gourmets". The major of food science specializes in studying the biological and chemical components in food, understanding the ways of producing, transporting and preparing food, and learning how to make consumers obtain safe food products. Related jobs that college graduates can engage in include food scientists, nutritionists and industrial production managers.

Fourth: Linguistics

includes the structure, formation, history and how people use language. As globalization continues to be a new business trend, experts with linguistic background will be paid more attention in many fields. Students who graduate from this major can engage in related occupations including anthropology, interpreter, linguist, audiologist, marketing and so on.

Fifth: Urban Studies

Students will learn how to make a city more unique, how different regions respond to problems and events, and how buildings and urban layout affect residents. Graduates majoring in urban studies can engage in urban and regional planning, community organizers and activists, and advocate public interests.

Sixth: Natural Resources

This major is about environmental protection. Students will learn how to protect and preserve natural resources, and how to properly apply these resources, including oil, trees, water, animals and plants, to commercial purposes, so as to minimize the impact on the environment.