What are the unpopular liberal arts majors in 2015?

The first is an absolutely unpopular major, which is the same in many universities:

Department of Philosophy/Religious Studies

Archaeology and Museology; similar in foreign languages ??and literature Indian language and literature; library science; aesthetics; similar Marxist colleges; government management, etc.

The second reason is that it is difficult to find a job in this major due to over-enrollment or other reasons:

1. Law, over-enrollment across the country has completely destroyed this major. It is basically difficult to find a job for those with a bachelor's degree, including those from key and prestigious universities. Unless you study to graduate school and pass the judicial examination and civil service examination in one go. Those who fail will be eliminated.

2. Those with a bachelor's degree in environmental majors are basically unable to find jobs. The only option is to take the Environmental Protection Bureau exam.

3. Marketing, information management (formerly known as museology), logistics management, and e-commerce are empty content and a waste of time. Taking this major is simply a waste of life.

4. International politics and diplomacy. The name is very nice, but there is no way out for my undergraduate degree. I am lucky enough to be able to do research.

5. Department of Journalism. A well-known professional in deceiving people in China. The professional content is baffling. They are lying about some nonsense theories that are not even as good as Chinese. Employment for undergraduates is very poor, and most students can only squeeze into the single-plank bridge of civil servants. In my impression, only the Journalism Department of Beijing Foreign Studies University is better. It teaches in English and is good for finding a job.

6. Chinese language and literature. The Ministry of Education announced the worst employment situation.

7. Human resources management, etc. Including business administration and the like, it is basically useless because it is too practical and difficult to find a job. An MBA can beat your 4 years of hard work as an undergraduate.

8. Economics. Everyone thinks that this major is about making money, but in fact, this major is about theory. Some universities now integrate international trade, finance, and economics into one, and offer economics courses, which is finally better.

9. E-government was formerly known as archives management, also known as information science, and another name is information resources and information management. The name has different variations depending on the school.