the lowdown

now, of course assuming I graduate (which is still a BIG IF), there are now just a plethora of opportunities on the cards. I feel like a kid in a candy store, its torture I tell you.

aside from the constant dilemma of financeish banking work VS. economicish international affairs work... there's thought towards the internships that could get me there, because, come on, let's face it, and undergraduate business degree from RMIT isn't really gonna wow anyone at all.

Economicish International Affairs Type Work:
UNDP , Poland - Youth Social Advocacy in Regional Areas
Abdo, Brazil - International Law Firm - Working in International Relations with US/UK

Financy Banking Work:
Microfinance Project, Kenya - Advocacy/Training/Project Management + Implementation
AIB, Afghanistan - Broad Experience in All Aspects of Banking, Fantastic for developing an understanding of the various functions of a business/wholesale bank (might open doors to ING and ADB)

ahhh choices choices...



And did I mention the hardest input factor to deal with is wanting to be with those I love..?

It just ain't fair.