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Employer demand for university degrees is falling, especially in fields affected by artificial intelligence, where skills are becoming more relevant

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PwC's AI Jobs Barometer 2025 report highlights a declining demand for university degrees, especially in occupations exposed to artificial intelligence. The skills required are changing 66% faster in these fields, and employers are emphasizing practical skills. Formal education remains relevant for developing critical thinking, but rapid adaptation and continuous learning are becoming essential to stay competitive.

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