The only thing I'm a little worried about with starting my masters is that I'll be told that all the things I want to study (see my previous posts for thise things) aren't viable PhD projects. 😅😬 PhD is my goal, but know that I won't be able to do one that I'm not personally interested/invested in. Did anyone else have this fear going in? Any words of wisdom to share? 🫂🙏😊 Academicthreads

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一小時內	Mordecai-Mark Mac Low mmmaclow	Most research projects have to be very focused to make progress. Science consists of aggregating many such bricks to build bigger things. Your statement of purpose is broad enough to cover an entire career. Your actual PhD project will likely be some specific aspect of it, that will allow you to learn the skills to pursue other projects in the field.
19 小時內	Avril Baigent avrilbaigent	You are going to learn so much over the next two years you don’t want to go into a masters programme with next steps too locked down. I bet six months in you’ll have developed your thinking beyond where you are today.