danielaorquera_level4

 I  am currently studying sociology, I have two years left to obtain my degree. After obtaining my degree, I would like to continue specializing in the elaboration of public policies, for this I had planned to study a master's degree in public policy management. The topics I would like to address in general are mainly: inequality, organization, quantitative methodology, political sociology, social classes and stratification.  In particular, I would like to study it in any prestigious university in Chile, or in Europe. The fact of studying abroad I do not see it so far away, since I have contacts that can help me so that it is not so heavy economically to live there.  As for how I would like to study, I think I would prefer part-time daytime classes. 

 I am currently studying sociology, I am two years away from my bachelor's degree. I haven't really decided what kind of job I would like to do. One possibility is to work as a researcher in a research center like COES or CIPER. Also, if it is the case, I could work in a municipality applying and evaluating public policies, developing the different social plans promoted by the State.  As expected, I would like to work in an office, I am not much of a field worker. I am not much of a traveler either, I plan to work in Chile. However, it would be great to have the possibility of studying a master or doctorate in Europe, to specialize in any of the branches of quantitative methodology. This is because I really like statistics, I think it is an extremely relevant tool when it comes to understanding certain social phenomena.  As for the salary that sociologists receive, I have not investigated much but it is not relevant to me, as long as I have enough to live on, I am satisfied.