CHANGES TO MY STUDY PROGRAMME

It seems to me that our faculty has done relatively well in terms of teaching the use of new technologies, the use of tools and also the use of computer programs. However, I also believe that there is always room for improvement and change. While I believe that our faculty is doing well in these areas, there are other things that leave a lot to be desired, starting with the infrastructure, which has been an issue for many years, and the subjects that while most are important and interesting, a lot of content is lost when we choose our path so freely. I think it is good to have the freedom to choose the subjects to study that each one is interested in, but I also think it is very important to learn about economics, languages, computer programs and regulations. Most of these subjects I mentioned are taken as elective courses for people interested in these subjects, but I would still like that in the near future, it will be essential to teach about the subjects already mentioned, regardless of whether one wants to study them or not. Personally I was never very interested in economic subjects, but as the years went by I realized how important it was, and now thinking back, it would have been very profitable to have taken one or two subjects about it, so I think a more diverse curriculum, even with the possibility of choosing some paths, but without abandoning all subjects, would be what I would like for a faculty in the future.