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Albert Einstein once said: “Wisdom is not a product of schooling, but of the lifelong attempt to acquire it”. I consider this statement to be highly true and try to live by it. My personal preference is to be accepted to Institute of Business and Government program. I am continuously trying to achieve greater knowledge in fields that interest me. I finished various [numerous, a variety of?] online courses, from various? well-known world Universities (Duke, Sciences Po, University of San Diego, Colorado Boulder,...), gaining more valuable knowledge mainly in energy industry.
The main reason, why I chose to study law, was my interest in the operation of society itself, which is directly bound to legal norms. Furthermore, I had the opportunity to test my acquired skills in action as paralegal, during two summer breaks.
International Relations Master’s program at Aalborg University provided me with insights into the relevant economic and political theories, with the main focus on application of these theories on various real-life international or national cases. My Thesis was aimed towards problematic [it’s an adjective, wrong form in the sentence?] of Nord Stream 2, which is a planned natural gas pipeline between Germany and Russia. …show more content…

This experience granted me with insight into new field of expertise. Due to last semester of my master program being dedicated for drafting and finishing of master thesis, I decided to gain knowledge from another working environment. I acquired a job as Financial Claims Analyst at financial department of Lenovo - a company which has the biggest market share in computer industry. Both working experiences enhanced my universality and better overall overview [On what? Unclear statement, strange choice of words:* ], which, I am deeply convinced, improved my “thinking outside of

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