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Higher Ed Official on Admission Link to Labor Market
The Ministry of Higher Education is working to align university admission coordination with the needs of the labor market by modifying admission policies. This includes increasing the numbers in future disciplines anticipated to be in demand, maintaining stable proportions in fields with steady demand, and reducing numbers in disciplines experiencing declining demand. The ministry has also launched new interdisciplinary study programs that combine multiple fields such as medicine, engineering, media, and economics, aiming to keep up with global developments and provide genuine employment opportunities for graduates. These changes are part of an effort to adapt the higher education system to the requirements of the future labor market.
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