#postgrad

[lottiestudying]

30.06.2026—literally so close to finishing this (hopefully final) draft 🥹

[problematicprocrastinator]

How is there only three weeks left of my second term of my masters? I swear I started like two days ago. And I still don’t really know what I’m doing with my coursework 😂 I feel like I’ve been so busy with classes I haven’t had time to think about what I’m submitting for those classes 🙃

I hope you’re all doing well x

[goose-the-corvid]

17 July

Went to a cafe in town and started studying human osteology — it’s a subject I’ve never studied, and I just realized that it’s one of the required general subjects in my program. Feeling very out of my depth.

Getting nervous about my student visa too— everything is taking longer than expected and I can’t figure out appointments.

Trying to be grateful for my time not working & with family.

[studyanthropy]

100 Days of Productivity

Days 62-65/100

edited essay

re-edited essay

reviewed weekly tasks

research interview

committee meeting

meal prep

duolingo streak

[tired-and-triggered]

Mutuals/Followers, I need your help! ⚠️

I'm an English major who's currently pursuing a postgrad degree. The final year of my postgrad course will commence from July. So this means I'll have to submit a thesis in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree, by next year. Can y'all please suggest some ideas for the topic of the thesis? 😅 What are some good themes or concepts that I could work on? Any ideas or suggestions would be greatly appreciated! Please DM me, send me asks or interact with this post, if you can help.

Please boost this post, if possible. Thank you! 🩷

[jakeedu]

Ello, ello

jake or jeak is kinda back i know i have been away for a long time but i have been busy and hard at work and progressing in many different areas in my professional and private for those that do not know me i have joined and now bowl in a league every Monday night (10 pin bowling) i own my own equipment and its a nice way to get out the house.

i have been hard at work at my job for new people i am a cook, i shall add some pics of the things i make. And now to the actual study side of things, i have been given ethical approval to conduct my research entitled: An insight into how academic background and type of teacher training received can affect teaching efficacy in England i have been hard at work and have now completed 1.5/6 chapters with the methodology complete and lit review underway i have 3/6 interviews scheduled in prep for data collection and data analysis AND THE BEST NEWS SO FAR THIS PROJECT WILL BE SUBMITTED TO AN INTERNTATION CONFERENCE IN AUSTRIA

PLUS FUCKING PAVLOV

[magpiecollectingknowledge]

Hi everyone!

Been visiting local archives, making and eating good food and doing a lot of reading for my masters in the past two weeks.

Hope you all have a good week!!

[not-terezi-pyrope]

My year as a postgrad did sort of rule because if your teacher said something dumb you really could just start an argument with them, and if you did that it was called "engaging with the topic" and they couldn't dock you for it. Imagine if you could do that with your boss. Uni sucked in other ways but I've never had that before or since and I miss it to hell.