• Question: if you didn't study what you are studying what would you study

    Asked by anon-276690 on 25 Jan 2021.
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      Michael Sulu answered on 25 Jan 2021:

      I think probably medicine, I would probably have specialised in sports medicine!

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      William Smith answered on 25 Jan 2021:

      Similar to Michael, I think I would have studied something medical-related. Covid is obviously making us all see the value in medicine but even before that, I could definitely see the attraction of doing something where you help people so directly.

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      Hazel Jeffery answered on 25 Jan 2021:

      I think I would have liked to be an architect. I’m fascinated by buildings especially some of the amazing modern constructions that have gone up, but also older ones. Our home is made of the local clay, straw and cobbles ie. a cob house, it’s interesting finding out more about how it was made and what it was used for.

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      Michael Nolan answered on 25 Jan 2021:

      I’d be claiming unemployment benefit as this is the only job I can do. If I was smart enough, I would have studied theoretical physics or number theory. Numbers and their properties are fascinating and simple statements can turn out to be really tricky to deal with.

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      Lizzie Driscoll answered on 26 Jan 2021:

      I think I would have loved to study art instead.

    • Photo: Graham Shields

      Graham Shields answered on 27 Jan 2021:

      I always wanted to be a linguist, although I think of it more as a hobby rather than a career. Archaeology is cool though – I could imagine studying that.

    • Photo: Tony Butcher

      Tony Butcher answered on 28 Jan 2021:

      At school I always wanted to study architecture, or archaeology (quite different!).

      I got into geology when my geography teacher told me all about it 🙂

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