Post 6 - Post Graduate Studies

Since I was little I have dreamed of studying a postgraduate degree when I finish university, one that helps me deepen in sociology or specialize in some area of ​​it.

I am still not sure which magister I would like to do, but I do know some topics that I would like to study in depth, such as migration and poverty. I also really like economics, so I researched courses in that subject. Some examples are "Master of Migration Studies" in San Francisco and "Policy and Practice of Migration Studies" in the Buckinghamshire University in UK.



I would like to study abroad, in any country, but if I had to choose I would love to study in Spain or London. After this time in a pandemic and with an online university, I definitely do not want it to be distance education, but a modality that allows me to go to classes and then visit and get to know the place.


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  1. Héctor Duarte Moreno18 de junio de 2021 a las 16:44

    poverty*, sorry about that

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  2. sophia karoussis18 de junio de 2021 a las 18:42

    I wish I had the same determination as you, I really hope that your dreams come true, and that little version of yourself can be happy.

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