Even before the coronavirus crisis, rapid technological change and growing economic interdependencies pointed to an unclear future. The war in our vicinity additionally increases this uncertainty and makes forecasting the future that much more difficult. However, each of us wants and needs to be able to link our lives to the challenges ahead in order to adapt to the changes that await us.
There are numerous factors that speak in favour of the fact that now is the right and decisive moment to focus on the acquisition of new skills and competencies, with a view to obtaining a diploma.
Be conscious of the fact that new skills make you a key foundation of a business or institution that will continue to be successful with you in the future. With a diploma or a master’s degree, you will be prepared for future new challenges in your company, and if it happens that you are no longer satisfied there, you will easily do well on the labour market. A diploma will also develop your confidence, motivation, and focus.
Data from Slovenia, but also the world, show that furthering your education pays off, especially if you gain a diploma. People with higher educational attainment strengthen all economic and social segments in countries across the globe. Global analyses show that management and economy graduates earn more that graduates of humanities, regardless of whether they hold a doctoral, master's or bachelor degree. The salaries of economists and managers have been on the rise in recent years.
The schools of today bear the brunt of the responsibility for preparing students for the future, for jointly thinking about development, for improving our activity and taking care of the environment in which we live in order to ensure a quality life for future generations.
Choose a school that is aware of its global responsibility, a school where students are our partners and where your unique online learning experience is modern and active.
At DOBA Business School, we know that learning and teaching must evolve and develop in times of major global challenges, which means that they cannot be the same as they were ten or twenty years ago. They must be based on innovation and competencies of the future and develop curiosity, imagination, critical thinking and vision – and this is exactly what the reputation and competitive advantage of our graduates prove.
