Personal study plan and self-assessmentWojciech Tomasz Wieczorek
PERSONAL STUDY PLAN
I. The range of my interests
Throughout my whole education, I have developed numerous academic interests of which several are still relevant; some of them have also inspired me to take the path I am considering today. In not distant past, I was supposed to study medicine to become a physician; however, I finally decided to change the subjects and specialise in the field of Humanities. But my curiosity for the Natural Sciences has not faded away which is the reason why I have continued studying Biology on Higher Level. Nevertheless, my principal area of interest is Humanities – especially literature, religion studies, and journalism. Being able …show more content…
I like to think about journalism as a functional literature for masses – and accessing large audiences is surely tempting in the profession of a journalist. Also, I had an opportunity to work as an intern in a Polish magazine which I undeniably enjoyed. Due to this fact, I may also take the basic ‘Media and Communication’ followed by the ‘Journalism’ course. They can help me to continue my encounter with journalism. All the mentioned courses – however often very distinct from one another – may create a fascinating net of opportunities to form an exceptionally solid ground for either continuation of academic studies or beginning professional career. For this moment, I am not certain what I would like my post-graduate future to look like; the only thing I know is that I want it to be connected with writing. No matter what type of writing will it be, I believe that the outlined courses will provide me with knowledge, skills, and further curiosity to continue …show more content…
It is a real difficulty as I usually cannot properly plan my work which results in doing things at the very last minute. The biggest challenge is, therefore, to arrange and follow a work schedule. The next personal disadvantages are, in a way, the other sides of my strong points. The mentioned curiosity and interdisciplinarity cause the lack of ability to concentrate on a sole subject which makes it distinctly hard to study in a way most educational institutions are designed. Consequently, it also contributes to not being able to stick to a given plan and in changing ideas for future. To add, the skill of making contacts sometimes drives my behaviour to the edge of insolence and
PERSONAL STUDY PLAN
I. The range of my interests
Throughout my whole education, I have developed numerous academic interests of which several are still relevant; some of them have also inspired me to take the path I am considering today. In not distant past, I was supposed to study medicine to become a physician; however, I finally decided to change the subjects and specialise in the field of Humanities. But my curiosity for the Natural Sciences has not faded away which is the reason why I have continued studying Biology on Higher Level. Nevertheless, my principal area of interest is Humanities – especially literature, religion studies, and journalism. Being able …show more content…
I like to think about journalism as a functional literature for masses – and accessing large audiences is surely tempting in the profession of a journalist. Also, I had an opportunity to work as an intern in a Polish magazine which I undeniably enjoyed. Due to this fact, I may also take the basic ‘Media and Communication’ followed by the ‘Journalism’ course. They can help me to continue my encounter with journalism. All the mentioned courses – however often very distinct from one another – may create a fascinating net of opportunities to form an exceptionally solid ground for either continuation of academic studies or beginning professional career. For this moment, I am not certain what I would like my post-graduate future to look like; the only thing I know is that I want it to be connected with writing. No matter what type of writing will it be, I believe that the outlined courses will provide me with knowledge, skills, and further curiosity to continue …show more content…
It is a real difficulty as I usually cannot properly plan my work which results in doing things at the very last minute. The biggest challenge is, therefore, to arrange and follow a work schedule. The next personal disadvantages are, in a way, the other sides of my strong points. The mentioned curiosity and interdisciplinarity cause the lack of ability to concentrate on a sole subject which makes it distinctly hard to study in a way most educational institutions are designed. Consequently, it also contributes to not being able to stick to a given plan and in changing ideas for future. To add, the skill of making contacts sometimes drives my behaviour to the edge of insolence and