Why we need to bring more humanities students and graduates on board the tech ecosystem

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Why we need to bring more humanities students and graduates on board the tech ecosystem - e27

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In an era where technology has technically revolutionised most of the industries that exist, it is undeniable that there has been a growing skepticism on the capability of humanities students to excel in this highly technologised world.

The tech CEO went further and explained how he had always been deliberately looking to hire humanities majors due to the distinctive skill sets which humanities graduates have to offer.

Microsoft president Brad Smith and EVP of AI and research Harry Shum explained in an article published on Business Insider, that the race of AI research and development which see Microsoft being at the forefront of the race has led them to conclude that there is a need for liberal arts graduates majoring in tech.