How do liberal arts students studying in Singapore choose their major?

In particular, make a general analysis to help liberal arts students choose the right major. There are no restrictions on liberal arts students' elective majors in Singapore, but engineering, biopharmaceuticals and other majors are still not suitable for liberal arts students in China, because under the college entrance examination system in China, liberal arts students have almost no foundation to talk about science and engineering students, so their choices are mainly concentrated in liberal arts and business. Although they are all liberal arts students, some students have active thinking, many ideas and good writing style, and can choose media and advertising; Some students have good logical thinking, stable work and good mathematics, which are more suitable for accounting and finance; Some students are good at communication and leadership. They can consider business management, hotel management and tourism management. Students studying abroad mainly expect to increase their future workplace competitiveness and find a good job, so they should also combine their major choice with their employment prospects. Judging from the economic structure of Singapore, finance, tourism, trade and logistics are still pillar industries, and it is right to choose these related majors. However, judging from Singapore's policy of seeking economic transformation in recent years, cultural and creative industries, environmental protection industries and information industries will develop strongly in the next decade and will be the main industries to attract talents in the future. Liberal arts students should focus on related majors in these industries. As far as the current situation is concerned, JUC Singapore's media courses are better, and East Asia Institute of Management, finance and hotel management courses have advantages. Major related to environmental protection is mainly concentrated in Singapore Government Institute of Technology, logistics major of Kaibo Higher Education, and information engineering of Yinghuamei College.