older users of TSR, what did you study at uni?

ye bear™ did studye Naturall Philosophie at the College of Master Caius; he was wont to frequent low Tavernes therein to quaffe greatly the ales of ye Greene Kinge, namely the Abbotte and the Pale Ale of the Indies withal.

I studied History and enjoyed it. The problem is when you need a job.

Did psychology, liked it at undergrad. The further along in postgrad I get the more I hate it. Want to change fields.

I studied History and enjoyed it. The problem is when you need a job.

In 2nd year of IBMS Biomedical science, also did a foundation in natural science. Found the foundation completely useless, but oh well. In all honesty I don't enjoy very much of my course. But that's mainly down to me losing all passion for the subject. We have about 36 contact hours a week, and we're expected to do an extra 30 hours at least private study a week. There is quite a lot of lab time involved too, and unfortunately the labs can be very repetitive and boring.

Graduated with a chemistry degree and am now doing a chemistry masters which has been and still is thoroughly enjoyable.

BA Media and Cultural studies

Hated it

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I'm currently in sixth form, year 12, haven't a clue what to study in uni (taking physics maths chemistry and french now) and I've not found any questions asking what other people studied so i thought id give it a shot

if you could tell me what you studied, what you enjoyed/didnt enjoy, contact/non contact hours, and any other funky jazz id be really interested to hear

cheers

Hiya Currently in first year of Uni Studying Natural Sciences at UEA. I have about 18-20 contact hours a week which is quite good, although you get a lot of reading to do in your own time (Biology). I do really enjoy it though there's lots of choice for your modules and you get to mix with people from loads of different faculties instead of just being in one. Hope that's useful

BA Accounting and Management.

Enjoyed it, glad I chose this over Business and Management, I definitely preferred the Accounting modules.

thats too bad. is there no chance of starting afresh?

Business Studies with Sociology. Although most of my modules were on marketing, so it was basically a marketing degree and the sociology really helped. I didn't spend any time with advisers or lecturers. Which was fine at the time, but I'd do it all differently now.

With your subjects though, you'll have far more choice available to you and some really exciting degree courses to pick from.

Final year of computer networks and security. I mostly like it but sometimes I feel like I'm in the wrong course

Nope already completed 2 years of student finance, started my 3rd year of student finance this year. And I don't really want to start a fresh anyway. Of all the courses this is the one that best fits my interests. I'm just unfortunate unmotivated and not passionate...depression will do that to you haha.

haha thats a darn shame. and to be honest, I'm the same aha