Fourth Year

Now that I'am at fourth year on my career, in moments I feel that I wish that all of this finish soon, reach my professional life, but in the other hand I don't want to get out of my confort zone and suffer the suffer all the stress that comes when university is over.

Moreover, putting that "getting out of university and responsabilities " fact aside, I also like the idea of finally having the opportunity to fight on for my dreams and start to built my own life, enjoying the process as well. Also, I would like to earn my money to spend it on travels around the world and meet new and cool people, but at the same time conserving an economic stability.

Even though for me is really satisfying to think about how close I am to start this new stage in life, it's a very scary situation at the same time, because I don't feel ready enough to start working with people as a psychologist. I still have a lot to learn both theoretically and practically, because the instances in my career to work with people are almost inexistent.

Still and all, I suppouse that next year, when practice process begins some of those fears might disappear or (in the worst case) intensify.
Anyway, sincerely I have a lot of expectives on the first option and help me to get over all the fears that I may come aware on this process.

POST GRADUATE STUDIES

Good Afternoon:

When I think about my future and who  I want to be in some years, the first idea that comes to my head is that I would like to study abroad, Europe exactly.

I consider Europe in specific, because is the best place where I can develop my career, Psychology; in my personal opinion.

During my undergraduate period at the university, I had always thought about what I would have to do to study abroad. I'd have to submit an application to an exchange program, but it'll cost money.

On the other hand, my relationship with the language is another limitation.

Returning to the abroad studies thing, I would like to have courses related with feminism, and what better place to learn those ideas that in Europe, because for example in countries like France woman  live in a society with a very different culture and an important participation in politics, among other things.

Therefore, I consider that learning the process where european society achieved change is very important, considering my future role as a pshychologist, because it is important to understand the history of our society and what it has to been trough to be what it is today.

MY FUTURE JOB

When I think about my future and the job I would like to get, the first thing that pops into my head are the schedules. They are very important to me, because I don't like to get up too early, therefore, my ideal job would have to be in the afternoon.
I am studying psychology and even though I haven't made my mind about which field I would like to focus, I'm clear about which kind of work I want. By far, what I need is a  job where I can mix office and outside work, because the idea of being locked in one place for too long doesn't amuse me.
On the other hand, I have always thought of myself as someone who wouldn't
settle with just one job for the rest of her life. I'm open to the idea of working in other fields beside the one I studied for or even going back to learning another one, such as gastronomy or become a stylist.
I just can't picture myself tied down to one job for the rest of my life, specially because I don't want to live my life monotonously. I want to keep learning new things for as long as I can.
A big part of my plans include to travel and get to know new places, and for this to happen I need something to assure this, I need a career and I see psychology as the way to keep my plan going.