if you could invent a degree, what would it be ?
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Original post by JoeTSR
If you don't mind travelling, Carnegie Mellon do Natural Language Processing with a compsci focus. I know someone who studied it there who's now running an AI company interpeting text.
I love the look of Carnegie (and a lot of US universities, actually), but they don't have financial aid for internationals so there's no way I'd be able to afford it. I'm actually putting all my hopes in Edinburgh's AI degree at the moment, because it's close enough to what I want.
maybe a degree in roasting..
Original post by thatllbeme
I love the look of Carnegie (and a lot of US universities, actually), but they don't have financial aid for internationals so there's no way I'd be able to afford it. I'm actually putting all my hopes in Edinburgh's AI degree at the moment, because it's close enough to what I want.
Ah, cool, yeah, that's understandable.
If you have Skype, I can give him your contact details for some advice if you want? He's a busy person, so no guarantees, but he's hiring, he knows what people are looking for and what'll be practically helpful and what won't.
BA in death studies (philosophy and some basic science are required)
BA in general knowledge (science,arts,sports and philosophy) and thinking in a clever way (this may lead to a Master in Ideas)
BA in humor studies ...what makes something funny (try to find a definition) ,the psychology involved and using it to achieve your goal (advertising,persuading people in general,writing a comic/comedy/novel)
BA in Future studies (AI,space exploration,humans connected to computers, humans becoming immortal,cloning and how we should prepare our societies... actually it might be the most important profession-of course if they have any power- in the future)
BA in general knowledge (science,arts,sports and philosophy) and thinking in a clever way (this may lead to a Master in Ideas)
BA in humor studies ...what makes something funny (try to find a definition) ,the psychology involved and using it to achieve your goal (advertising,persuading people in general,writing a comic/comedy/novel)
BA in Future studies (AI,space exploration,humans connected to computers, humans becoming immortal,cloning and how we should prepare our societies... actually it might be the most important profession-of course if they have any power- in the future)
Original post by FaisalNaeem03
maybe a degree in roasting..
Not a degree, perhaps some seminars.
Original post by Vesniep
Not a degree, perhaps some seminars.
naa a degree. Ask Professor RiceGum..
BSc procrastination
BSc stalking- i will graduate with at 2:1 or higher fam
BSc sleeping
BSc eating
BSc making timetables and not following them
BSc unaccomplished dreams
BSc stalking- i will graduate with at 2:1 or higher fam
BSc sleeping
BSc eating
BSc making timetables and not following them
BSc unaccomplished dreams
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Conspiracy studies
Krav Maga studies and organ playing
Dragonology and Xenomorph studies too
Dragonology and Xenomorph studies too
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BA in anime studies
BSc Pokémon Mastery and the study of pokémon
BSc Comparative Pokémon physiology
BSc Comparative Pokémon physiology
BA Middle Earth Languages, specialising in Elvish (Quenya and Sindarin), Westron, Rohirric, Khuzdul or Black Speech.
Modules include: Proto-Elvish Linguistics, Classical Eldarin, Elven poetry (Namárië and the Tale of Tinúviel) A History of the First Age, Old Adûnaic, Númenórean Literature, Gondorian Politics and Society, Morgoth Studies, Dwarf place-names and Hobbit Folklore.
Interested? @the bear @Alexion
Modules include: Proto-Elvish Linguistics, Classical Eldarin, Elven poetry (Namárië and the Tale of Tinúviel) A History of the First Age, Old Adûnaic, Númenórean Literature, Gondorian Politics and Society, Morgoth Studies, Dwarf place-names and Hobbit Folklore.
Interested? @the bear @Alexion
Original post by Snufkin
BA Middle Earth Languages, specialising in Elvish (Quenya and Sindarin), Westron, Rohirric, Khuzdul or Black Speech.
Modules include: Proto-Elvish Linguistics, Classical Eldarin, Elven poetry (Namárië and the Tale of Tinúviel) A History of the First Age, Old Adûnaic, Númenórean Literature, Gondorian Politics and Society, Morgoth Studies, Dwarf place-names and Hobbit Folklore.
Interested? @the bear @Alexion
Modules include: Proto-Elvish Linguistics, Classical Eldarin, Elven poetry (Namárië and the Tale of Tinúviel) A History of the First Age, Old Adûnaic, Númenórean Literature, Gondorian Politics and Society, Morgoth Studies, Dwarf place-names and Hobbit Folklore.
Interested? @the bear @Alexion
Omg yes 😍
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