Future Professions in Social Sciences
Journal Title: International Jornal of Social Work Research - Year 2021, Vol 1, Issue 1
Abstract
It can be said that individuals' interests-abilities and social changes are effective in their choice of profession. In this study, professions that are likely to be popular in the future in the field of social sciences are examined. This study, based on national and international literature, is a compilation study. It can be said that the profession preferences of the individual have become clear due to important global changes such as pandemic, industry 4.0, immigration, 5G, space studies and education-related reasons that affect the society in the 21st century. Although it is likely that popular professions will turn to the fields of health and digitalization in the future, it is expected that occupational groups that can be evaluated within the social sciences in areas such as education, health, informatics, agriculture, arts, sports and music are also expected to be at the forefront.
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Salih GÜLEN, İsmail DÖNMEZ
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