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England, like any other country, has its drawbacks, but its indisputable advantage can definitely be called high-quality competitive education and culture of books, libraries,
the ability to store and increase knowledge.
People study here until they are 60 or 80 years old.
Getting a new education in your 40s or 50s and changing your profession in adulthood is a common thing.
I think it's very healthy, and it's necessary to fight ageism.
Philosophy and politics are considered the most popular fields of study at Oxford, as many prime ministers and celebrities have sought and are striving to graduate from this particular field.
Most recently, the Belgian Princess Elisabeth completed her bachelor's degree in history and politics.
Also, Emma Watson is currently studying for a master's degree in creative writing at Oxford.
A year of undergraduate studies (3 years of undergraduate studies) at Oxford costs about 4 million rubles for foreigners, and a master's degree (1-2 years) costs about 2 million rubles.
It's getting more expensive every year.
The prices are twice as low for locals.
In England, it is possible to go to graduate school immediately after a bachelor's degree, but a very interesting thing is practiced in Oxford - if you have completed your bachelor's degree, then after seven years you can get a master's degree in your field for free, such is generosity.
But this is only for humanities.
If you love history and literature, philosophy, then there is no better place than Oxford and Cambridge.
At Oxford, you can study Old Norse, Old English, Hebrew, Sanskrit, Chinese, Japanese, any topic from any historical period, anything you can imagine.
A lot of books are being published on the most advanced topics in history - the history of women and the history of childhood (this is incredibly interesting).
There is a separate master's degree in Shakespeare in England - Shakespeare Studies.
That is, there is a separate field of English literature and a separate field of Shakespeare.
You need to live in such a way that after your death there will be a separate magistracy with your name on it.
I've been thoroughly hooked on books and materials on evolutionary biology and psychology, ethology, and neurophysiology, and I don't know how to stop.
Dawkins, Sapolsky, Lorenz, Chopra, Harari, Pinker, Peterson... I listen to lectures by Dubynin (I went to his special course at the Moscow State University Faculty of Biology) and Drobyshevsky.
To be honest, I haven't read fiction for 5 years (but I don't feel like it either), only popular science: biology, genetics, neurology, all kinds of naturalistic topics…
All this intellectual vinaigrette in my head is also accompanied by reading historical blogs about comparing the crisis of the Roman Republic and the transition to empire and the United States now, the Civil War in the States, as well as books about feminism.
Something like that…
Ekaterina Sveshnikova, England, London, Oxford University
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