Breadth and Depth: The Essential Skills Employers Seek in 2025
Breadth and Depth: The Essential Skills Employers Seek in 2025 In 2025, being only a specialist or only a generalist is no longer enough. Employers are not looking for someone who simply knows one thing deeply or many things superficially. In today’s competitive job market, employers want more than just…
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How DGU’s International MoUs Open Doors
How DGU’s International MoUs Open Doors Introduction: Where Can One MoU Take You? Picture this. A student from Lucknow boards a flight for the very first time, heart pounding with excitement and nerves. She is on her way to Kuala Lumpur—not for a vacation, but for a semester abroad. New…
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Green Is the New Gold: Why Sustainability Careers Are the Future
Green Is the New Gold: Why Sustainability Careers Are the Future For centuries, gold was the ultimate symbol of success. Today, a new kind of gold is rising, and it is green. Not shiny metal, but careers that build a better planet while rewarding those bold enough to step in.…
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The Future is Female: Women Leading the $100 Billion Creator Economy
The Future is Female: Women Leading the $100 Billion Creator Economy Introduction If the internet had a royal court, women would be wearing the crown. The creator economy, now worth more than $100 billion and growing faster than traditional media, has found its strongest voices in women. Scroll through Instagram,…
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Building a Career Through Digital Storytelling
Building a Career Through Digital Storytelling You do not need a film degree to be a storyteller anymore. Welcome to the Age of Everyday Storytellers You do not need a job title to tell stories. You need a voice. For the first time in history, a teenager in a small…
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Why Liberal Studies Might Be the Most Future-Proof Degree
Why Liberal Studies Might Be the Most Future-Proof Degree Because when automation takes over the routine, only the deeply human will stand out. Remember when your parents told you to pick a “safe” degree? Something that would guarantee a job, like engineering, medicine, or commerce? Fast forward to today, and…
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