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Most higher degrees are supposed to teach some higher level stuff from a broader perspective than what will be required on a daily basis on the job, so someone
by jarfil 8y ago
Most higher degrees are supposed to teach some higher level stuff from a broader perspective than what will be required on a daily basis on the job, so someone who only does that particular job might be better at doing it, but will lack the ability to see beyond, and will still require degree-like learning.
Whether it's better to start with the broader or the narrower learning first... well, that's debatable, and it might boil down to personal differences.
- AstralStorm 8y agoExcept they often do not. It's funny, what's the bigger perspective on an art degree that will help you on the job? I can barely argue for it in programming for a math based CS degree or electronics. Less so in whole fields of medicine...