Blog 6: Postgraduate Studies

I haven't thought so seriously about the idea of taking a postgraduate study but I think I would like to take one because I really like to learn and this also improves your job opportunities. However, this could change depending on my life interests.

I don't know specific postgraduates but subjects I would like to study are related to the anthropology of music, multiculturalism, identity, and Latin American studies. 

I would like to study abroad because that gives you the opportunity of seeing your reality from another perspective and I would like to live in another country. Therefore, I would like to study in person and part-time, to have the opportunity of doing other things like meet people and play music.

About study anthropology of music, I would like to study in the US because of the musical history that they have and how this music is related to topics like racism, identity, and sociopolitical themes. Also because I really love black music and I would like to attend concerts in Blue Note Jazz Club in NY and know the contemporary jazz music scene. Besides, I would like to attend museums like the Met, the MOMA, and the American Museum of Natural History.

About study multiculturalism and Latin American studies, I would like to study in Mexico because of their strong anthropological tradition and how they have thought over indigenous. Also, I would really like to live in Mexico for a while. 

Comentarios

  1. francisca.mieres.s14 de julio de 2020 a las 9:56 a.m.

    about the study of the anthropology of music in the United States, can you recommend something to read?

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  2. bastian tg.14 de julio de 2020 a las 10:42 a.m.

    i enjoy music so much too, but seeing it like a complementary thing with anthropology is very difficult for me

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  3. Benjy15 de julio de 2020 a las 6:51 a.m.

    you have a lot of plans for your studies, that's amazing!!!

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