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Every year we hear from employers, who come to seek out graduates, and to whom our graduates go for jobs, that the biggest single category of student they are looking for today is that of the generalist who is trained to think. If the generalist is able to cope with numbers, so much the better, but
the first requirement is that they be able to make a sensible assessment of a situation from the facts. We can, say employers, train our own managers, or journalists, or software specialist, but we must have someone to train first, and that someone must be able to think, to digest knowledge, and to
express judgment clearly and concisely. In addition, he or she must have a tremendous breadth of mind and must have been exposed at university level to a variety of disciplines.


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