What did you study at University?

[FrannyandZooey]

A few of us have just discovered we all did philosophy - a connection we didn't realise we had.

Any more?

I did economic and social history but did do 2 semesters of Philosophy in first year as my non-history module.

I did fine art. BA, MA and bloody PhD.

I didn't go to Uni

My 1 regret in life.

Dp did philosophy as you know Franny. And still does.

I've got a BSc in Behavioural Sciences.

I had two consecutive boyfriends who studied Philosophy though - so can I be an honorary member?

Media Studies. And will go into lots of boring detail re. why it is an academically respectable subject if anyone feels like scoffing!

OK, Classics here -Latin and Greek. So what is that useful for...........? Mmmmmm, well I can usually spell quite well, but that's about it.

Zoology

• post-graduate diploma in Environmental Science

(no philosophy here ... well, I philosophise in my own unique way ,,,)

Philosophy and Psychology (and a bit of linguistics added in)

I originally went to do a BA in Computing and Bcusiness Analysis, but converted after a year or so to do a BEd in Business Education (a teaching degree).

BA Finance and Information Systems

BA media and cultural Studies - useless lol

I did three dimensional design (people will always need plates

and then I thought that was too much like having a nice, fun life so after that I trained as a social worker so that I could have a crap, horrible job where every day I would be scared for my physical safety

I did French and Spanish with 'Aspects of C20 French thought' as one of my modules, does that count?

BA Social Anthropology, was great fun - did a module on witchcraft and wisdom in the Seychelles - does that count as philosophy?

Fio, yes it was Ceramics though nothing so useful as plates was allowed

The social worker thing came about a few years later when I realised that it's mainly rich people who can sustain a 'career' as a designer/maker, and from a misguided belief that I wanted to allow my socially conscious side to come out

At a previous office one of the senior social workers had a sign behind their desk saying "Just because I don't CARE doesn't mean I don't UNDERSTAND"

says it all I think

Philosphy.

French literature

And my dp did..... philosophy

English.

philosophy (and politics and law)

I did Chemistry
and then a primary PGCE

I did Physiology and Pharmacology Combined Honours

Philosophy. I was led into a false sense of enjoyment during my first year and changed to it as my main degree in my second year. By the third year, when I'd run out of the enjoyable options, I regretted that decision

For a long time I regretted my degree choice but now I see that it has re-shaped the way I think.