Post-graduate learning should reflect lessons of benefit

Canadian student career site TalentEgg recently posted an introductory piece on the importance of continuing to investigate and learn about current and new topics after graduation. This really isn't a groundbreaking topic, as the most important purpose of participating in higher education is to learn how to broaden our individual appetite for knowledge and information of merit and grow an ever-expanding appreciation of those subjects we possess the greatest passion for.

The article does include some good tips, like using Google Reader to accelerate identification of online articles of interest. Such suggestions will transition a graduate's utilization of technology to professionally-beneficial avenues.

If a graduate understands the universal skills with respect to investigation, comprehension, and analysis gained throughout the classes, assignments, and projects they undertook as students, continuing the pursuit of learning should be a given. This is a goal that everyone in school (present and future) should prioritize, along with identifying formal subjects and professions that best maximize their passionate interests.