A Thank You for your Help and Link to Santiago Masters Thesis

[sophie_d]

Hello,

Back in the summer I had just come back from the Camino del Norte and asked the forum for help with my Masters thesis by completing a survey. That thesis is now written, marked, and I graduated in December! (I got a distinction, by the way )

Given the meagre word limit of 15,000 words, I could not fit in even a quarter of what I wanted to say, and so my intention was to set up a blog and really go through the data that I received from the kind survey participants. Instead, I immediately got a cultural policy internship in Brussels and have been run off my feet! So, now that I am feeling really quite guilty for not having been able to give this back to you all, I have decided at the very least to upload my thesis for anyone to have a read of if they are interested/need something to help with their insomnia.

You can find the thesis here.

I'm off to a second internship in cultural heritage at the Council of Europe in Strasbourg from the beginning of March that will run until the summer, so, circumstances depending, I may have a chance to develop that blog and give you back a bit more thorough data analysis at that point!

A REALLY BIG THANK YOU to everyone who took the time to help me out - I cannot tell you how much I appreciate it!!

 

[nycwalking]

Congratulations.

Buen camino on next phase of life.

 

[Waka]

Congratulation, I know how hard it is.

 

[Phil W]

Congratulations and well done!

 

[hotelmedicis]

Hey Sophie congratulations! I just downloaded it and will read it. Please go for your PhD. Education is the one thing they can't take away from you. You won't regret it and the title Dr. is for life!

 

[HedaP]

Well done, you and congratulations on the exciting internships.

 

[Kanga]

Congratulations Sophie, and I bet that was harder than the walking!

 

[Former member 49149]

Hello,

Back in the summer I had just come back from the Camino del Norte and asked the forum for help with my Masters thesis by completing a survey. That thesis is now written, marked, and I graduated in December! (I got a distinction, by the way )

Given the meagre word limit of 15,000 words, I could not fit in even a quarter of what I wanted to say, and so my intention was to set up a blog and really go through the data that I received from the kind survey participants. Instead, I immediately got a cultural policy internship in Brussels and have been run off my feet! So, now that I am feeling really quite guilty for not having been able to give this back to you all, I have decided at the very least to upload my thesis for anyone to have a read of if they are interested/need something to help with their insomnia.

You can find the thesis here.

I'm off to a second internship in cultural heritage at the Council of Europe in Strasbourg from the beginning of March that will run until the summer, so, circumstances depending, I may have a chance to develop that blog and give you back a bit more thorough data analysis at that point!

A REALLY BIG THANK YOU to everyone who took the time to help me out - I cannot tell you how much I appreciate it!!

I was not qualified to respond, but am delighted to see that not only did you get your positive result, you have taken the exceedingly positive step of coming back to thank those who helped you. May Wisdom be your guide every step of the way in your life, Sophie (Wisdom!).

 

[Thomas V]

Awesome Sophie! A job well done!

 

[Edward Awad]

Congratulations Sophie, and thanks for sharing your dissertation! Ulteria et suseia!

 

[VNwalking]

Way to go, Sophie!
Congratulations, and thank you for being so kind as to share it with us.