Arts and humanities graduates earn less than those who didn't go to university

A new study from the UK reveals an unexpected career outcome: graduates with degrees in arts and humanities earn less than people who never attended university. According to France 24's press review, researchers analyzed earnings and employment trends across education levels. The findings raise important questions about the return on investment for higher education and the premium value of different degree types.

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