what do you study in real life?

[Karl Stahl]

In E-UNI we're all students, but IRL there has gotta be more diversity. What do you study? (people with jobs are expelled from thread!)

I'm onto my 5th year (time flies when you're having fun!) in political science/international relations.

[LanFear TyRaX]

Embrace yourself for the mass of people studying computer science/engineering/IT (also people having jobs in this area)

It is hard to find a corp in EvE, where they don't have several programmers and corp-specific programs to track stuff

[Yornic]

... is an aerospace squeengineer.

I have an IT degree and I work in that field, but I study cultural sciences in my spare time if that counts?

[Magnum 0pus]

x aerospace engi-beer

[Aldo Hanso]

I've spent the past three years studying film and video production. I also hold a journalism degree, and I am an avid student of history, especially Civil War and World War II.

[Eirun]

"quartenary science and geoarcheology"

[Alicia Fermi]

I just study data as an analyst at a IT/business consultancy. In a previous studenty life I may have read physics and fooled around a bit in particle physics research, picking up a doctorate.

I've got a degree in "Outdoor Leadership" and I'm currently studying Maths part-time

[Skeed Revilo]

BSc (Hons) Computer Networks.

[Shaft Vain]

Have 2 accredited associates degrees one in arts and the other in applied science that is systems related. Working on a bachelors in geoscience and eventually a masters in either Hydrology or specific academic field in information systems (not GIS).

Eirun I took an archeology class and it was a ton of fun - understanding geological principles and sedimentology definitely gave me a head start in the intro class.

[Eirun]

Yep, i started out with a bachelors in geosciences as well, very much worth it, especially the field trips..

..The quartenary thing is a masters course, it's about equal parts geology, geography (including GIS) and (prehistoric) archeology.

[Azmodeus Valar]

Education with graduate degrees in Educational Leadership and Applied Educational Technology

[Arsenis Sinnel]

Psychology and a Minor in Computer science.

[Wotan Mjolnir]

I did my first degree in Geography (BSc Hons - the only science based Bachelors in the UK at the time), and have recently completed a Postgrad Certificate in Education to become a qualified teacher.

And I work for an IT network maintenance company. Makes sense.