How I Pursued My PhD as a Middle Eastern Woman

Admission to the university from the beginning is one of my main goals, but how do you get my doctorate? Graduate education is a major obstacle. In the Middle East, there is a clear lack of human rights, especially for women. Therefore it is very difficult to apply for a postgraduate scholarship, and if you have a scholarship, men can earn enough profits. In 2012, I joined UWM and acquired my second bachelor's degree in bioscience. I am lucky to be a student of Dr. Timothy J.

I have not had a serious relationship for four years after I entered university. I accepted a letter of acceptance from the University of Chicago for a doctorate in physics. At my farewell dinner with my big family, my uncle, a biologically trained scientist clicked on chopsticks on the plate and sighed. I am a grandson of a woman with a foot. I am still vigilant, born in a country ignored by society suffering from silence, being aborted before giving birth, abandoning, abandoning, selling as property, marrying a young person, dying while giving birth, being abused at home, suffering silence It was. Anyone who is my daughter and granddaughter 's girlfriend' s daughter will never need to worry about food in my head or table.

For many years of my life, I would like to be a doctorate. Indeed, in 2009 I was named Fulbright Scholarship and I got a doctorate in political science from Boston University. But I did not accept scholarship because I learned that Fulbright's decision week is also the week I learned that I expected my daughter. Over the years I am still considering my doctorate and often seek advice from people around me. As expected, people will ask me why. Do you want to study full time? Do I want to be many researchers and writers? Do I want only "doctor"? Before my name? Then someone asked me the most relevant question - are there hot questions in my head that I am awake in the middle of the night? Unfortunately, my answer is no.