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Asked by lippy1997 to Ailsa, Evan, James, Kath, Ryan on 15 Jun 2011.
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Evan Keane answered on 14 Jun 2011:
Anything you like! Well at least in university you can do whatever you like. In college you are a bit more restricted but still there is loads of choice. What do you want to study?
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Ailsa Powell answered on 14 Jun 2011:
That depends on what you are interested in!
If you actually want university to train you for a job rather than learning a subject and then doing a job you are looking at studying to be a medical doctor, dentist, nurse, pharmacist and I guess engineering too, things like that anyway.
The other option is to to a subject you enjoy and then enter a profession after, you may or may not need to do further degrees like a masters or PhD, depends on what job you are thinking about. Even if you end up doing multiple degrees if won’t take longer than a degree that trains you for a specific job as vocational degrees are generally longer.
I would study something you are interested in though, it makes it easier to learn. 🙂
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Ryan Ladd answered on 15 Jun 2011:
You really can choose to do anything you like but, for many people, what you study doesn’t need to be what you end up doing as a job! I studied to be an engineer but now I’m spending half my time creating websites and the other half doing research into swimming animals!
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