Do you have a rare degree?
I might be the only one here with a bachelor's in railroad engineering, lol. Took me six years to finish. Honestly, it was a mistake— even marine biology would've been a better choice.

other countries can hire you, they sometimes even help you to move there

>>212338426 (OP)
Not really but my field (marine engineering) was considered "dead" ~15 years ago. Now it's one of the better performing fields in this stagnating country. ~10 years ago when the field was starting to grow again, companies would send their delegates to universities and beg engineering students to work summers for them. I heard they got paid hefty salaries back then.

>>212338426 (OP)
Civil Engineer here; isn't railroad engineering just a specialized offshoot of civil?
What gauge rail do you pollacks use? Is it still the standard from the Auschwitz days?

i have no degree

>>212338426 (OP)
>railroad engineering
>In an archipelago
It's not rare you're just stupid

>>212338426 (OP)
I have Master's degrees in Engineering Physics and Economics. I'm doing a PhD now. I can't tell you in what, because it's quite niche.

>>212342293
They have plenty of spots to build a rail. Bali for example should have had a train around the island for years already. Traffic is insane

>>212338426 (OP)
I've been studying Surveying Engineering for almost 6 years now. I like this field because it contains geometry, statistics, geometry and programming. Most people have no idea what this job is about and it is always awkward trying to explain. In a nutshell I measure the land and make maps. I will be presenting my masters thesis in a few days. I am tired of academia. At this point I want to start working in an office or in situ and get some money to support myself and my family

>>212343744
>it is always awkward trying to explain.
>In a nutshell I measure the land and make maps
So it's not awkward to explain it at all.

>>212343771
There are more things to it like:
Building water infrastructure
Urban planning
Remote sensing (using satellite multi spectral images to detect land formations, my favorite)
Road building
Traffic management
Environmental Assessment Research
Land measuring
Drawing maps
Defining property lines
Etc
No person has enough patience to listen to that but even then this is a rare job in my country. Whenever I tell anyone they always seem confused. They don't seem to have ever heard of this job before.

>>212338426 (OP)
this might be a bit niche, but i have a degree in computer science

>>212338426 (OP)
I don't know if it's rare for for a board literally called "international" we have too few people with international relations degree. I'm getting my masters in a week or two.

>>212344321
A Russian with a degree in international relations is incredibly comical.

>>212344363
Our diplomats are one of the most educated however
But I don't wanna work for the government

>>212344415
>But I don't wanna work for the government
For who you will work then, the aliens?

>>212344542
I just don't want to be a diplomat. There's plenty of stuff you can do with IR degree besides diplomatic work. Plus I have a bachelors in international economics.
I like interacting with foreigners and ideally would like to work in some sort of international business

>>212338426 (OP)
It's more like the peak of my education puts me in a weird spot.
Political science mixed with math mixed with economics and physics
Basically I predict large scale trends using math and physics
It's very depressing and makes you question free will

>>212344766
>makes you question free will
How arrogant.

>>212344415
No offense to you but Russian diplomats are seen as rat men. They act like rats.

>>212344797
That would be the exact opposite of arrogance.

You aren't a native Swede obviously

uuuuh. uuuh
textiles for medicinic utility. (mostly sterile stuff)

>>212344853
No, it is incredibly arrogant. Your attitude confirms it.

>>212344964
No, questioning if you even have a choice is not arrogant it's the opposite
Clearly you aren't a native Swede
What are you
You seem to have problems with English

>>212344812
>tf
>tp

>>212345003
this

Degree in white men's penis inspection

>>212345003
Yeah like you are "German"
Ohh no a subhuman is saying stuff to me. Ohh noo..
I guess I'll insult him for fun for awhile I know he likes any attention

>>212345002
You'll understand when you're older.

>>212345067
You are just saying stupid shit now you got bested.
I'm heading out esl

>>212344812
They run in mazes looking for cheese?
I get what you mean but that's mostly true for those specializing in Western countries. I don't really hang out with that crowd, all my niggas learn Asian languages

>>212345085
I'm convinced it's a question of professional and personal maturity, not to say wisdom.

>>212344766
Can you share with me something unsettling you have noticed? Or the model you used?

>>212344098
Half of 4chan works in the IT Industry and probably has a BA in Comp. Sciences tho

My masters degree was in Optics/optical engineering, I was in the PhD path but dropped out to get a job. Basically a mix of physics and electrical engineering. Only offered by maybe 20 universities here at most.

Very interesting subject with a lot of uses throughout many fields, my focus was on high powered laser science/engineering. Lasers are used throughout almost every field of science and engineering and I could’ve gotten a job at some cool national lab, ASML, university lab, or some companies

My problem was that most jobs are only on the coasts and not in the Midwest where I grew up so I left and got a job in electrical engineering in my hometown. i don’t use my brain at all in my job so kinda want to go back for a PhD in physics or optics but it would be hard to get accepted and a lot worse financially so idk…