What and where to study in the future?

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Choosing subjects for the Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE) should align with personal interests, particularly in fields like aerospace technology and nuclear fusion. It's crucial to select subjects that inspire passion and engagement, as enjoyment in study leads to greater commitment and success. Reflecting on past interests can guide subject selection, ensuring a meaningful educational experience. While pursuing a career in nuclear fusion may seem distant, focusing on subjects that spark curiosity will provide a rewarding path in both aerospace and nuclear physics.
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Currently a high school student, I would like to know what subjects should I choose at VCE, plus what subjects will I study in which university? I would like to do with aerospace technology and nuclear fusion (or some people call it “nuclear physics specialist in fusion” ) related things for my career... two distinct fields of science
 
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Follow your heart. Study what you love.
 
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Of course, it helps to love something useful. Remember fusion is always 50 years out ;)
 
Dr. Courtney said:
Follow your heart. Study what you love.

This is so true. If you are doing something you hate you simply won't work on it. If you are doing something you enjoy it will be hard to stop you working on it.

To the original poster: Look back through your school years. What things did you find that you didn't need to be pushed to work on? What things did you work on because it was interesting? Or enjoyable? Or just diverting so that you looked up and hours had passed without you noticing? If you can study that your life will be meaningful and rewarding.
 
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