Blog 6: What do I want to study in the future?

I think the question of what course to study after graduation has always been a question in my head. I think I would like to take four courses -it's a dream really-.

1) On Philosophy, Politics and Critical Theory: since I started studying in college it has really caught my attention. Although I am not a great reader or connoisseur, I would like to test my abilities to critique the world from this framework. If possible, I would like to study in Frankfurt, Germany.



2) Research Methodology: I am simply very urged not to do this as it is a cornerstone in Sociology. I think I would take a course at the University of Chile.

3) Statistics and programming: I would enroll in this course because it costs me a lot. If I manage to handle it I will be able to contribute to the elaboration of knowledge.



4) Stratification and Inequality: I like theories about class composition, stratification and inequality. My goal with this would be to contribute to the debate to combat abuses and class inequality. I would like to study this in Chile.




The truth is that I hope to be able to specialize in something, I long for it from my stomach.

Comments

  1. GonzaloMedinaJune 7, 2021 at 6:36 PM

    Wow! course number 4 would be really helpful in our country since how are things nowadays :)

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  2. Vlejandra66June 7, 2021 at 8:08 PM

    It is surprising how planned you have the subject of your studies, I hope you do each one, the university of frankfurt sounds great

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  3. MoJune 8, 2021 at 3:28 AM

    All the courses sound very interesting and complementary to each other, for me they sound a bit difficult. I hope you can do all of them and enjoy the biggest knowledge that they will bring you

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  4. YohanaJune 8, 2021 at 6:39 AM

    This Is interesting i hope you can do it

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