With less than two months to go until I move to Aberdeen to study for my Master’s in…
Ever since I began studying prehistoric archaeology in 2016, I’ve been set on doing my education my own way. I’ve never been interested in taking my entire education at one university like society wants us to, instead, I like to switch it up and take courses in different locations.
So far, this approach to studying has lead me to Greenland to study for a semester and afterwards an internship, to Peru and Russia for summer field work and to a tiny island in the Faroe Islands to write my BA thesis in peace. And while I lived in Copenhagen for my first two years of studying, I also travelled extensively during the weekends and holidays!
Travelling and studying at the same time IS possible – it’s all about prioritizing!
