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The chemistry and pharmacy degree offers a wide field of work: it can be in offices, laboratories, pharmacies, hospitals, etc.  When I graduate, I might not get my dream job right away, so in the first 2-3 years I would like to gain experience in any area. So far, my ideal job would be a pharmaceutical sales/marketing agent or in the production area of an internationally recognised laboratory.  I just hope it will allow me to have a good holiday and travel during the year, as I like it very much. Also, if I can do some business travel or training even better, I really enjoy interacting with other people and cultures, so I would learn both professionally and personally. (And I could also go sightseeing haha). I haven't thought about a specific speciality yet, but I am very interested in the area of veterinary drugs, vaccines and sports supplements. So, if I take a speciality course I might do some research on one of these subjects. I have also thought about the possibility of studyi

In my childhood I watched all the children's series. When I was around 5-7 years old, before going to school, I had breakfast watching "Mickey Mouse House" or "Brandy and Mr. Moustache".  And in the afternoons, after homework, I would watch "Scooby doo". I was always curious what a Scooby biscuit would taste like, plus who wouldn't have liked to have a big dog that solved mysteries and was funny like Scooby doo haha. When I had to accompany my parents to work or on a trip, my dad would bring a portable dvd player for me to watch the series we had on CD's like "The Pink Panther" and "The Simpsons". I always enjoyed that the inspector never caught the Pink Panther and Bart was always up to mischief.   Between the ages of 7-10, when I got out of school I would watch Hannah Montana, I was a big fan of the show, I laughed a lot, I knew all the songs and I asked my parents to take me to see her movie, which I enjoyed very much.