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What is the most 'exciting' degree to take?
Hi!
Just wondering, what is the most exciting/interesting degree to take, in your opinion.
Obviously it is subjective - different people will have different ideas of what is exciting, and I just wondered what is popular...
Cheers!
Just wondering, what is the most exciting/interesting degree to take, in your opinion.
Obviously it is subjective - different people will have different ideas of what is exciting, and I just wondered what is popular...
Cheers!
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Physics
Original post by KirstyK
law
u crazy ye?
Mechanical Engineering, you can build a race car.
Edit: Aww come on, I get negged for thinking the degree I study is the most fun? Some ****ing idiots out there.
Edit: Aww come on, I get negged for thinking the degree I study is the most fun? Some ****ing idiots out there.
(edited 14 years ago)
People wouldn't take a subject they didn't find exciting, so the most popular answer is going to be the most popular course or therabout.
I like to understand how things work, so Physics is exciting for me. I can also see how building things in courses like engineering would be exciting.
I like to understand how things work, so Physics is exciting for me. I can also see how building things in courses like engineering would be exciting.
Medicine, Nursing, paramedic
Saving lives, especially A and E and ICU, adrenline spiking all the time
Saving lives, especially A and E and ICU, adrenline spiking all the time
Circus Skills. You can then do a Masters in Tightrope Acrobatics or Lion Taming and some unis will offer a Doctorate in Ringmaster Technique.
Criminology! 
Original post by draikzer
u crazy ye?
I find it exciting and interesting. My opinion; yours is entitled to be different.
Original post by KirstyK
I find it exciting and interesting. My opinion; yours is entitled to be different.
I find it soul destroying and the work of the devil.
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Anything to do with engineering and architecture.
Original post by INTit
Underwater basket weaving. The "Weaving with Great Whites" module in my third year was scary !
best reply ever
Something that you find intresting and has a year abroad there always exciting
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