BLOG 6: CHANGES TO MY STUDY PROGRAMME
Hello! Thinking
about how our curricular program works is quite interesting, since it is not exempt
of problems. Although we belong to the University of Chile, which is the best
university in the country, that doesn’t mean that everything that takes place
in the university is perfect.
My dream was
always to enter this university, something that I was able to fulfill and I don’t
regret. But I have had enough surprises, both for good and for bad. For
example, what surprised me the most was that my career (Odontology) doesn’t
have the subject of Mathematics, which according to my point of view is
fundamental for any career related to the health area. Well, we have the
Physics subject, but I feel that it is not enough.
Our university is
a leader in Chile due to its great contribution in scientific research, an
aspect that contrasts sharply with the quality of the infrastructure. It's not
that our faculty is horrible, in fact, I quite like it, but it's not great
either. There is no comfort in the bathrooms, there are chairs in the
classrooms that are quite broken, there is always a bathroom that is under
maintenance and things like that.
Another aspect
that is remarkable is when we must go to the laboratories. In chemistry, for
example, when we must carry out experiments, we always must share the
instruments, because there are not for everyone and, in fact, some are not even
in good condition. This, from my point of view, is both good and bad. Bad
because we pay a lot to be in our career to have those kinds of problems. And
good because, having to share and live with these types of conditions when
working prepares us for the future, if we get to work in public health the
conditions are quite similar.
Although the
academic load is quite high, you cannot ask for less for the career we are in.
What can be improved is the organization between subjects, since teachers think
that their subject is the only one we have, and they demand a lot from us.
There are quite a
few things that can be improved, but I'm still satisfied, for now, with my
career.
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