What are the unpopular majors in the national examination?

What are the unpopular majors in the national examination as follows:

In the national civil service examination, some unpopular majors are rarely mentioned, but they still exist. The number of applicants for these majors is small, but the number of students enrolled is also small. The specific reasons for the small number of applicants may be that the major is relatively unpopular, the candidates do not know enough about the major, or the employment prospects are not optimistic.

The following are some relatively unpopular majors:

Philosophy category:

Such as ethics, philosophy and religion. There is little demand for these majors in the national civil service examination, but it cannot be said that there is no need. For example, Publicity Department of the Communist Party of China, the Central Compilation Bureau and other departments openly recruit relevant professionals.

History class:

Such as archaeology, history and world history. These majors have a certain demand in culture, tourism and other departments, but the overall number of recruits is small.

Psychology category:

Such as psychology and applied psychology. These majors are in demand in public security and judicial departments, but the number of recruits is relatively small.

Sociological category:

Such as sociology, anthropology and folklore. These majors have a certain demand in investigation, statistics and other departments, but the demand is not great.

Environmental science category:

Such as environmental science and ecology. These majors have a certain demand in environmental protection, natural resource management and other departments, but the number of recruits is small.

It should be noted that although these majors are relatively unpopular, it does not mean that there are no employment opportunities. In the national civil service examination, all majors have corresponding positions, but the demand is different in quantity and quality. In addition, for some special majors, such as minority languages and literature, Tibetan languages and literature, although the demand is not large, it also has certain development prospects because of its particularity.

In short, when choosing a major, we should not only pay attention to our own interests and specialties, but also pay attention to market demand and development trends. When choosing an unpopular major, you need to have a full understanding and preparation of your own strength, because the competition is relatively small, but there are correspondingly few jobs.