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Johann Wrote:Your laughter has been noted, here in Canada, Publius.... I have informed the Prime Minister... hilarious
What will the Prime Minister do to me? Write a letter telling me how pissed he is?
Lol I'm only kidding..... A degree in Canadian Studies could be used for personal fulfillment, or even for someone who wishes to teach on the subject. So a US Citizen studying Canadian Studies probably isn't as bazaar as the other subjects I noted. I'm an atheist, but I've given serious thought to earning a degree in religion, because the subject fascinates me.
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publius2k4 Wrote:University of Connecticut has a Bachelor of Puppetry degree.
Bowling Green has a degree in Pop Culture.
Lassen Community College has an associates in gunsmithing.
Appalachian State has a degree in Fermentation Science.
Duke has a degree in Canadian Studies.
San Francisco State offers a Master's Degree in Sexuality Studies.
North Carolina State offers a degree in Wood and Paper Science
Coventry University in England offers a Master's Degree in Parapsychology (psychic abilities)
There are tons of bazaar degrees out there....and for someone just looking to put a check in a box on an application, some of these degree titles might be something fun to study...although I think it would be hard to be taken seriously as a business professional if my bachelors degree were in puppetry.
Where you get you degree can have a big influence on what is worth specializing in. Puppetry is becoming more popular in the north east as a way of reaching children especially those with severe physical or educational handicaps. That degree plus a Masters in some kind of therapy could land you a very lucrative job.
Pop Culture I have no idea why someone would study:confused:
Gunsmithing makes sense we have a large population group who are interested in guns.
Fermentation Science is a stinky but well researched way of creating some interesting enzymes. It is probably a limited area but lucrative.
Since I now live within spitting distance of the Canadian border I find our neighbors to the north very interesting. I also find I know very little of their history (such as they gained Independence without spilling blood). I wish I had at least a course in Canadian Studies. I am sure the average Canadian knows more about American history then 95% of Americans know of Canadian history.
Sexuality Studies Maybe because San Francisco has such a large diverse population of Gay/Lesbians/Bi's ?
North and South Carolina have many Paper Mills so Wood and Paper science makes sense there.
Parapsychology? Well we always knew the British were wierd.hilarious
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publius2k4 Wrote:What will the Prime Minister do to me? Write a letter telling me how pissed he is?
Knowing how polite Canadians are, he'll probably apologize for being laugh-worthy and invite you to lunch.
The more Canadians I know, the more I like the country. Sure, it gave us Justin Bieber and Nickleback, but it also gave us
Commander Chris Hadfield. cheersmate
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Chebasaz Wrote:Knowing how polite Canadians are, he'll probably apologize for being laugh-worthy and invite you to lunch.
The more Canadians I know, the more I like the country. Sure, it gave us Justin Bieber and Nickleback, but it also gave us Commander Chris Hadfield. cheersmate
Lol Commander Hadfield is the coolest astronaut ever! I seriously wanna have a beer with that guy lol
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Lindagerr Wrote:Fermentation Science is a stinky but well researched way of creating some interesting enzymes. It is probably a limited area but lucrative.
it sounds like a really fun degree
probably learn all about how to make wine and beer and cheese, and a lot of food chemistry
I'd take it
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bluebooger Wrote:it sounds like a really fun degree
probably learn all about how to make wine and beer and cheese, and a lot of food chemistry
I'd take it
I googled them, very interesting!
Food Science & Technology
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cookderosa Wrote:I googled them, very interesting! Food Science & Technology
wow
that degree is no joke
General Chemistry
General Chemistry Lab
Organic Chemistry/Lab
Quantitative Analysis
Elementary Biochemistry
General Microbiology/Lab
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bluebooger Wrote:wow
that degree is no joke
General Chemistry
General Chemistry Lab
Organic Chemistry/Lab
Quantitative Analysis
Elementary Biochemistry
General Microbiology/Lab
I took most of them
General Chemistry I & II with lab
Organic Chem I & II with lab
Luckily I missed this one--Quantitative Analysis
My biochem was a mixture of Inorganic,organic and biological science
I also took Physical Science --Like beginning Physics
I took Micro with Lab but ended up Failing that.
Yes those are killer classes, that's why when TESC didn't have a Chemistry degree I was fine with changing to Natural Sciences
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publius2k4 Wrote:I'm an atheist, but I've given serious thought to earning a degree in religion, because the subject fascinates me.
Sounds like quite a reasonable idea to me. My take - you don't have to be a believer to take an interest, no matter what religion(s).
I was an atheist myself for 40 years, but it got too difficult. I found the non-existence of God could not be proved. You had to take it on faith! hilarious.
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