If you had to study the subject you had a personal interest in , what would it be?

[ThatGoldEagle]

Not motivated by career or money purely personal
Probably video games

Art history. Studying amazing paintings and artists would be a joy.

Dressmaking and sewing in general.

Some kind of architecture / archaeology blend for investigating historic buildings and their landscape settings.

North Korea

The German language.

Linguistics for me too. I did a Combined BSc 25 years ago which incorporated linguistics and really enjoyed it but have not had much need to use it (apart from when I did TEFL) Would like to do a Masters in some aspect of linguistics- either phonetics/phonology or syntax. I was accepted onto a Forensic Linguistcs MA a few years ago but then suffered a bereavement so shelved it. It was at Aston University which has come up in discussion recently on MN- was glad I hadn’t studied there when I saw what they’d been up to lately!

Spinning, weaving and textiles. Including natural dyes and plants. Botany.

Medicine

I did it.

First went to uni over 20 years ago and hated it. Spent far too longer do a job I didn’t enjoy purely because it paid well, but always regretted not training as a midwife.

Fast forward a few years, Covid and a redundancy, I’m just graduated with a first in Midwifery and start working as a midwife in a few weeks.

Food and nutrition.

Feminism

Womens History.

came on to say the same! 😂😂

I was lucky enough to study geology, a subject I loved and still do, to MSc level. I’m really interested in Neanderthals and their demise so if I went back to study it would be Paleoanthropology and early human civilisation.

History

I would have done a degree to learn Sign Language and then become an interpreter.

Astrophysics or astronomy. I'm not intelligent enough for it though, it's really difficult.

Theology. But I’m not clever enough

The Medieval period or metaphysics.

Jelly moulds.
Possibly one of the most neglected areas of nutrition and anthropomorphism, which the Victorians had a fine grasp of, but today we seem to have lost with people being absorbed with tik-tok, selfies, tattooing and 'three peak challanges'.

I’ve already studied quite a few subjects
arts degree- philosophy, economics, sociology and psychology
Primary teaching degree
A diploma In autism studies
microbiology (with chemistry too)

I would love to study medicine…just to have the knowledge, I couldn’t actually be a doctor though…I’m too squeamish 😂

Ooo me too 😍! And I’d add aromatherapy and how to distill essential oils, and pottery!

English literature, with my dissertation on character development in modern detective fiction.

The history of knitting patterns.

Law. I’d then do a postgrad in International Employment Law.

I did video game law, was interesting (as was film law)

Having done an llb and llm "for fun" I guess next would be politics.already done business..

I did study what I was most interested in and went on to make it my career - anthropology.