Arts degrees shouldn’t be left on the shelf
Laetitia Eichinger explains why we need to be cautious about the dwindling popularity of degrees in the arts and humanities.
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Laetitia Eichinger explains why we need to be cautious about the dwindling popularity of degrees in the arts and humanities.
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