05-31-2004, 10:34 AM
Hail,
as for me, I'm currently headed for an M.A. (as Assur said, roughly equivalent to a Master's) in Political Science, with Philosophy and Japanology (yeah, not just the culture, the language, too) as secondary subjects.
Especially Japanese is great fun, since it is so completely different from my native language and other languages I've learned along the way. Also, Political Science and Philosophy complement each other nicely.
The only funny thing is that right now, I'm planning to work as an Instructor for Scuba Diving after I finish University, so not all of the subjects will be needed for that, also speaking and understanding Japanese, even if only to a certain limit, will be extremely useful for me (and has already been, having worked in South Korea during last summer).
Well, now you know :-)
Take care,
Lord_Olf
as for me, I'm currently headed for an M.A. (as Assur said, roughly equivalent to a Master's) in Political Science, with Philosophy and Japanology (yeah, not just the culture, the language, too) as secondary subjects.
Especially Japanese is great fun, since it is so completely different from my native language and other languages I've learned along the way. Also, Political Science and Philosophy complement each other nicely.
The only funny thing is that right now, I'm planning to work as an Instructor for Scuba Diving after I finish University, so not all of the subjects will be needed for that, also speaking and understanding Japanese, even if only to a certain limit, will be extremely useful for me (and has already been, having worked in South Korea during last summer).
Well, now you know :-)
Take care,
Lord_Olf
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