Nicolás Tapia

 Well I am really a bit ignorant about the future subjects in my study programme. About the past subjects I really liked them, so I won't change them. Ok I must admit that thinking about the changes is a bit difficult for me. I think the conditions I had to deal with in my university years were a bit strange for everyone (covid I hate you). Well, I think it would be good to talk a bit about what the subjects of my two years of university were about. the first year was very introductory to an engineering  and a bit of my degree. In the second year I started to study subjects more related to my degree, which I liked a lot. I would have liked to have had more real field experience, I feel it would have helped me to learn better. Of the future years I don't know what the subjects will be about, some names make me think that they are scientific and others humanistic subjects but I would like them to have a closer look at what someone from my degree could work on. If not, I would def

 Hello bloggers, well the topic of this week is a little strange. Thinking about it, I don't like to travel into the future. I wouldn't like to know what's going to happen in the future, I prefer to live it for myself. But if I have no choice I would like to travel to 2030. Why 2030? Just to know what will happen to the environment until that year and start thinking about what kind of things I can do to solve that problem. I don't really like to know anything else, but I feel that I will be curious about what will happen with my life like: if I get married or finish university (I really hope so haha). But I think that if I know these things I will want to take my life in a different way. Maybe I would like to ask my future self for advice, only that. I wouldn't stay too long in the future. i like to live in the present with all the surprise it brings. I think life is fun this way even if not all the surprises are good. I feel it would be a bit weird to be back in th

Hi bloggers, when I was in high school I didn't really know what I was going to do with my life. I never thought about a career or anything like that, so when I got into my first career I made a mistake and at that moment I started to think about what I wanted in my life. All I knew was that I wanted to go to university to study. The idea of having my own shop or business never appealed to me. The other option was to have a job as a labourer but that is too hard. Considering the above, I started to think about what I wanted to do. What I came up with was a job related to nature, especially ecology. My dream job would be to study the world's ecosystems by travelling to places like Madagascar, Borneo, Africa, Latin America and Asia. To see and photograph the animals and plants that live there. That's why I think studying natural resources engineering is what will help me achieve this. I would like to earn a lot of money. I feel that this is not very relevant if I have the opp