Concetti Chiave
- The dilemma of studying biology revolves around the concern of limited job opportunities and the preference for outdoor work over lab environments.
- The narrator's father suggests choosing a university program based on personal interest to ensure success in exams and overall academic performance.
- There is a strong passion for biology, chemistry, and understanding the natural world, including ecosystems and animal behavior.
- The narrator expresses a desire to engage in field research, emphasizing a love for animals and the outdoors.
- Despite potential employment challenges, there is a willingness to travel or move abroad for career opportunities in biology.
What is the Dilemma on the Study of Biology?
Why would I want to study biology? My father maybe is right; studying biological sciences doesn’t open many doors for a good well-paid job near home. Or it’s going to be difficult to find one. And considering that I don’t want to spend my life in a lab, but I like being outdoors, travelling, taking care of the animals, perhaps what my father says is even more real. However, he also told me that if I want to go to University, I have to choose a program that I like or it will be difficult to keep up with the exams and obtain good results.
Passion for Biology and Nature
Well, I like biology, as well as chemistry and other scientific subjects. The origin of the species, how our body functions, how our whole world and ecosystems work… it all fascinates me. I love animals and I would do anything to enter in the field of research and spend time in the field, outdoors, to follow and collect data on some type of wild animal. I also like travelling and I’m open to move abroad if that’s what it will take to find a job. So yes, I think I have made my decision and I intend to put my mind in it and when the time comes I will face the problem of finding a job. But not just yet.
Domande da interrogazione
- What concerns does the author have about studying biology?
- How does the author plan to address the potential challenges of finding a job in biology?
The author is concerned that studying biological sciences may not lead to a well-paid job near home and worries about the difficulty of finding such a job, especially since they prefer not to work in a lab.
The author plans to focus on their studies and passion for biology first, with the intention of facing the job market challenges later. They are open to moving abroad if necessary to find a job in their field.