Bachelor’s degrees and developing key skills for employability
Dr. PABLO CARDONA, President MIU City University Miami
25 OCT, 4:00 PM EST
ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE FOR EMPLOYABILITY
When companies hire university graduates, they don’t just look at your degree. In fact, they’re not very interested in the subjects you’ve taken or the grades you’ve earned.
Having a degree is a prerequisite, but what they’re really looking for is talent. And talent is determined by a series of key skills, which we call employability competencies.
What will you learn?
- What the key employability competencies are.
- How to develop the key competencies.
- A modern perspective on how to make the most of your time at university: not only to study, but also to learn.
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