Your smart guide to choose your university specialization

Have you ever heard someone say:

"Go into engineering, the job market is great!"

And another advises,

"Medicine guarantees your future!"

While you... feel lost, unsure where your true passion lies?

Don't worry. Fahmi Stein is here today to be your smart guide on the journey of choosing the right major in a simple, practical way based on your self-awareness.

🎯 First: Know Yourself Before Choosing Your Major

Choosing a major is not just an academic decision, but a gateway to your future professional and personal life. Ask yourself:

• Which subjects did I enjoy most in school?
• What types of tasks do I enjoy? Analytical? Creative? Working with people?
• Do I prefer working individually or in teams?
• What values matter to me in my future work? (Stability? High income? Impact?)

💡 Use interest and personality tests like MBTI or Holland’s test to understand your personality type and career preferences.

🔍 Second: Study the Majors… Don’t Memorize Them!

Each major has paths, courses, and fields of application. Read about every major you are considering:

• What are its core courses?
• What types of jobs does it lead to?
• What does a typical workday look like for someone in this major?

⏳ Take your time researching, and preferably talk to current students or graduates of the major you’re interested in.

📊 Third: Connect Your Interests with the Job Market

You might love a major, but it might not be in demand in your local market or might not fit your future plans.

⚖️ The solution? Find a balance between:

• Your personal passion
• Your skills
• Employability (opportunities + income + growth)

🔄 Example: If you love drawing, consider visual communication design or UX design instead of just fine arts.

🧭 Fourth: Don’t Fear New Majors

Many emerging majors didn’t exist 10 years ago, such as:

• Artificial Intelligence
• Data Analysis
• Cybersecurity
• Art Therapy

Keep up with modern developments and future needs.

🙋 Fifth: Ask, Try, Consult!

Don’t rely solely on family or society’s opinion. Gather multiple perspectives:

• Attend university open days
• Participate in short training sessions or workshops
• Consult an academic advisor
• Follow content on platforms like Fahmi Stein 😉

🧩 Fahmi Stein Summary:

“The right major for you is the one that combines your passion, skills, and opportunities. Don’t choose what is popular, but what ignites you from within and leads you forward.”