Blog 6: Postgraduate Studies

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Hello everyone!

Today I am tell you about the course I would like to take later. When I graduate from Journalism, I would like study a course about Earthquakes or riks management and emergency response.

I like the natural phenomena, for example: The tsunamis, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, etc.. Because they are natural processes of the earth. I think they are very interesting events.

Of course these event generally cause great human and material losses.

For this reason I would like study something that allows me to informand help from my work as a journalist. 

While I told you in my previous post that I would like work as Pancho Saavedra, also I would like work in the ONEMI or in other organism related to these events and the prevention of disasters. 

Obviously I would like do it in Chile, I think it is the ideal place (for it's history). I hope I can do it because I really like it.

That's it for today friends. Regards!!!

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  1. Pablogger19 de octubre de 2017 a las 15:21

    Wow! I think all people need a training in risk management or emergency response. Good plan!

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  2. Ignacio Andrés Castro19 de octubre de 2017 a las 15:27

    OMG I CAN'T BELIEVE WHAT I'M READING :D I love to read about this kind of "natural disasters" like earthquakes, tsunamis and more.
    Maybe you should take the "Terremotos: usos y abusos" general training course in FCFM. It is really funny and interesting (and I love the teacher hahahah)

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