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I see! Thanks! Interesting to know that! Yup, feels like medicines & bio-engineering have such a high barriers to entry (which well makes sense too). I have b
by archibaldJ 6y ago
I see! Thanks! Interesting to know that!
Yup, feels like medicines & bio-engineering have such a high barriers to entry (which well makes sense too).
I have been thinking a lot about going back to school for an undergrad. Hope schools in Germany still take none-EU students like myself who are “past their prime” as undergrads. Or maybe I will look around in other places.
- loriettanmuse 6y agoYeah I agree with clusterhacks! I have a background in medicine and it will definitely be more difficult to get anything decent without a formal background in the field. Only because the risks associated are typically higher, so this is almost always a requirement for every decent job/career in that space. I saw that you mentioned you were in a bit of a situation, but I'd say try to do everything you can before eventually deciding whether or not to give up. It'll be difficult, but definitely not impossible. Your previous experiences might help you go through the courses a bit easier
- archibaldJ 6y agoThanks for the encouraging words! I'm a bit lost at the moment in this regard. And there are still lots of work and life to deal with in the present. The career transition is certainly not going to be smooth and it will involve a lot of work. As much as I'm somewhat looking forwards to it (if it can be realistically executed) I should start sorting things out and optimise my work/life before taking in this challenge.