If you have not studied your current science, what would you like to study?
I am mechanical engineer, and hope to be mechanical engineer again and forever.
Dear Rusul Mudhafar Ali,
I would be to study psychology basic of economic relations among the countries.
Mechanical Engineering was my dream and I adore it for more than 60 years now. Otherwise, Theology or Medical Doctor were a possibility.
I would like to study history, constitutional law, comparative linguistics and a natural science. You can't do everything at once.
I originally intended to study German language and literature and sports. A study like that can't hurt. But then there were other options.
Thank you dears Hein Retter Ayad Khudhair Al-Nadawi Theodore Costopoulos Hussein El Hage Hassan for your comments
I would finish studying those languages that I usually tried to learn after a stay abroad up to lesson 6 in the language textbook, but had to break off due to time constraints. I also want to improve my knowledge of Russian, but I should speak Hungarian, Estonian, Japanese, Spanish and French better.
I would have liked to become a medical doctor to help numerous sick people who need medical care.
I am mechanical engineer, and hope to study English art and litrature.
Thank you dear Aida Mohammad Ali Bakeer , your comment is welcome
I liked Maths and Physics a lot. But, when I did tests of professional orientation at the end of my high school (mathematical gymnasium) the psychologists told me that I can't work with people and to chose the occupation connected to numbers and formulas. I was really very angry because of that and decided to become a teacher and to work with people.
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