Rhiaden

hehe, I did 10 years as an administrator, so you have my sympathies! uni was something I always wanted to do, but stuff always got in the way. You can do loads of things with geography physics, from weatherman on tv through to research with scary looking equations to do with climate, icecore measurements, storm chasing stuff, seismic wave calculations, all sorts of scary stuff with satellites etc. Its kind of hard catching up on the maths and basic physics as I didnt do college, but its a lot of fun!

Hi, I am from the UK, but now living in Denmark. I am a mature student (managed to sneak into uni just before my 30th birthday), studying a bachelors in Physics and Geography, planning on a masters in Atmospheric Physics. I was originally going to do environmental biology and geography, but after several semester papers on atmospheric effects, I have found my interest lies more in that direction. After my studies, I want to do field based research, not sure what specific area yet, but I am very much a getting my hands muddy sort of person. Outside of clouds and thunder etc, I am interested in volcanoes, glaciers and other types of wet and wild natural occurences, online gaming, and cheesy science series on TV.