I have always been interested in psychology, and behavioral economics is a field that interests me, benefiting from both psychology and economics. It's fun to examine people's decision-making processes when buying things. This master's degree education, which can be given jointly by the Department of Economics and the Department of Psychology, attracts me. Master's education in another country despite my obligation to obtain a loan I think the paradigm that best fits the receiving dilemma might be individual and society. My own career goals and educational interests, the financial burden and the potential impact on my family are important.
In ends-based thinking, earning a degree aligns with my interests and career goals and will potentially lead to me finding a more fulfilling job.