Well, of course I would like to have a post
graduate degree, I already mentioned in the last post that I made. I would love
to do research once I finish my studies and teach in college, and for that you
need a ph.D or a Master’s degree. I plan on taking a ph.D in chemistry, and for
the moment the ones that I’m interested the most are in the area of theoretical
chemistry and physical chemistry. Fortunately, those post graduate programs are
teach in this university, so that´s my plan A, finish my undergraduate studies
and continue here my post graduate studies. Other options that I’m thinking about
are studying in the University of Toronto, in Canada, or the University of Lund,
in Sweden, and it’s great because both have the ph.D in theoretical chemistry
and physical chemistry. Canada it’s my first option between both because I have
relatives in Toronto, unlike Sweden, my relatives that live there live very far
of Lund, so I will have to rent a place to live anyway, but in case of
emergencies I will have somewhere to go at least. Also in Sweden I will have
the opportunity to travel across Europe, I always wanted to do it. Because of
the nature of a ph.D in science, you need to do a thesis and that needs a ton
of lab hours experimenting, it has to be taught on a class room and on a lab,
so sadly it can’t be taught online.
Canada and Sweden are perfect places to study and it's not sadly it's happily that chemistry is has to be in the lab.
ReplyDeleteSweden is beautiful and one of the most advanced countries in europe, not a bad idea man !
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ReplyDeleteYou sound very sure about your decision, I hope you will study abroad in a few years more!
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