Majors & Future Career Paths in an AI-Driven World

Our faculty including alumna of MIT, Brown University, and McGill University and a U.S. News college advisor will explore how students can look beyond choosing a major based simply on what is popular today. Instead, students will learn to identify pathways that connect their strengths, interests, emerging technologies, entrepreneurship, and the future needs of their communities. Students will explore how to: Identify majors and careers that are likely to remain valuable as AI transforms industries. Discover opportunities at the intersection of AI, STEM, business, health, entrepreneurship, sustainability, and the social sciences. Understand which uniquely human skills will complement AI rather than compete with it. Explore careers focused on rebuilding and strengthening local and regional economies. Discover how entrepreneurship, innovation, advanced manufacturing, healthcare, food systems, clean technology, energy, skilled trades, and community-based businesses can create resilient local economies. The future isn't only about preparing students to work for the next big technology company. It is also about preparing a generation of innovators, entrepreneurs, scientists, healthcare professionals, engineers, designers, educators, skilled professionals, and community leaders who can use technology including AI to strengthen the places where they live. Sign up for this free session (as part of our STEAM Accelerator for teens). Join Dr. Minna Allarakhia for this webinar. Dr. Minna Allarakhia is a graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Brown University. She is the founder of BioEndeavor seeking to inspire students to find their purpose and passion through STEAM for GOOD. Dr. Allarakhia fundamentally believes that students must be engaged as early as grade 6 on planning their high school courses, designing a purposeful, meaningful and cohesive extracurricular portfolio, and learning how to design their post secondary educational pathways. It is more than about "getting into university/college" for Dr. Minna Allarakhia. It is about enabling personal clarity for her students on what success, fulfillment and balance means today, in high school, in undergraduate, graduate school and in life itself. She brings vast experience across the sciences, engineering disciplines, and in the management of technological innovation as Faculty and as an entrepreneur. Dr. Minna Allarakhia has studied at a number of institutions in the U.S. and Canada. Her kind demeanor and deep commitment to all students has been appreciated by the 1000s of students each she has taught. https://www.bioendeavor.net/