Business is a fairly interdisciplinary field of study—in addition to business-focused coursework such as classes in entrepreneurship, management, and marketing, students are also exposed to classes that build real-world skills, including writing, communication, and critical thinking. Consequently, students graduating with a degree in business possess a wide range of skills that make them versatile candidates in the job market. 

STEM (science, technology, engineering, and maths) is a much more focused on educational path than business. No matter what STEM field a student pursues, their coursework will be light on the humanities; rather, students will focus on building skills like scientific literacy, innovative thoughts, problem-solving, and analytical thinking. STEM skills are in high demand and students with a STEM degree are some of the most coveted graduates by employers.  

Business and STEM are two practical majors with high earning potential. Both fields encompass a wide variety of topics and potential career paths. But which one is right for you? Join us now to know the difference. 

Date : 19 October (Wednesday)
Time : 4.15PM - 6.15PM Malaysia /Taiwan Time

            3.15PM - 5.15PM Indonesia / Thailand Time
Topic : Pathway after SPM/IGCSE/UEC (Science & Business)

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PDVL Overseas Advisory S/B
Main Office Address: T2A-22-08, Menara 3, No 296, Jalan Ampang, 50450 Kuala Lumpur
Contact us at 03-27047651 or kl@pd-vl.com

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