KRIPPY A 3

Hi everyone, today in this last blog I’m going to talk about the English course. This is like the final chapter of this entertaining blog series. English classes at university in general have been quite good since last year, I think that all the teachers have been very willing. And despite all the situation that exists in the whole country, this semester my experience learning English has been very cool.  Although I don't really like the dynamic online, it was cool to see interviews and mini documentaries. But really really the best thing of all was the blogs, because here you could share about your thoughts, experiences and likes, and read the others to get to know them a little. The comments section became a lot of fun with friends and classmates. The comments section became very fun with friends and classmates, sometimes the “Chilean's ingenuity” was noted xd. About my English, I think it is too difficult for me to understand when I have to listen, I must pay close attention...

Well, the truth is that I haven't thought about this much yet, but I am very interested to continue studying after university. So in the hypothetical case to expand knowledge and for the curriculum of anthropological studies, I would like to do a postgraduate study as a Master in Sociocultural Anthropology, this would be at University of Chile in FACSO, and watching the program I'm quite interested in what is related to Sociocultural Theories of modernity and Public Problems. And this all sounds great, but I think time would be a big problem, ideally maybe a part-time course if work is necessary. Also, if I had the opportunity and the money saved, I would like to go outside of Chile, maybe in Spain. I have seen the Autonomous University of Barcelona on the internet and it has 2 magister that I find interesting. One of Advanced Research and Social Intervention that deals with ethnic, class, gender or age inequalities and identities, in their multiple manifestations in time...

Hi, today I’m going to talk about my future job. Well, I’m studying my second year of Anthropology and still discovering what Anthropology is. I will choose the Social mention, I think I would like to work on issues related to public policy. I would like to contribute something to the study related to socioeconomic differences, the lifestyle of immigrants, the digital divide, etc. For this I think that I would do ethnographies in marginalized neighborhoods, remote towns from big cities, and people who live in the countryside to understand social and cultural differences. If I envision something bigger it would be great to work in international politics, and when I'm older it would be interesting to be a teacher. I suppose that as I imagine anthropological work runs both outdoor and indoor, since field work is required but also office paperwork is needed. And I would like to travel to another country for my job, maybe to learn something more or to help in some study. The ...