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My future job

Hi everyone! today i will talk about my future job!

As a start, I would like to have a job where I can do research, especially on topics related to human rights, gender and sexual diversity. I see myself in an international organization, but near my old age I would like to be a professor at a University. This is because research will demand that I move to many different places, while academic work will give me the stability I will need when I get older. 

Because of the working conditions, this would be mostly in an office, but I think it is always important to go outdoors to learn at first hand about the problems that I will try to solve. In this context, I also consider that I will have to travel a lot, which is an idea that I really like. One of the big reasons that I chose this future is because of the possibility of getting to know new cultures, as well as the chance to continue to improve myself as a professional.

As for the salary, I will be satisfied if it is enough to live on, as well as to be able to pay for anything else I feel or want to do at the time, like hanging out with my friends or going on vacations. 

Fortunately, my major (Political Science) gives me the possibility to do all that, if I work hard and study enough. It is very probably that I will have to do a master's degree in the future in order to achieve my goals. 

I hope you liked my blog, see you later!

Comentarios

  1. Hi! The themes of you want to do research, and the fact that you want to travel and improve yourself shows how much you love your carrer and that's fantastic

    ResponderEliminar
  2. being a university teacher does not guarantee stability :( most of us don't have contracts and work 2 semesters (8 months a year)

    ResponderEliminar
  3. very good work areas to dedicate yourself to, much success!

    ResponderEliminar

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