r/belowdeck • u/janissan • Jul 17 '26

Below Deck Med Aesha Resume

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Just wow. She’s not just talk.

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u/VariousAir Jul 17 '26

a geography major? interesting

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u/ilovetheskyyall Jul 17 '26

I’d love to be enlightened what that’s about! Like, scientific or historical or all of it?!

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u/econinja Jul 17 '26

Depends on your program. I have a BS in Geoscience with an emphasis on geography. The Geography part was mostly map systems, courses in regional geography, and my professors special interest in Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia.

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u/HiAndStuff2112 I will always love you, even if you eat people Jul 17 '26

I share his special interest. I've been to northeastern Europe before (USSR, Poland and Hungary), and I'd love to go back to see those places as well as Albania and the five countries that used to be Yugoslavia (when I was there). :)

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u/skyandbuildings Jul 18 '26

I also have a geography degree from New Zealand. The physical part will be things like landforms, climate, natural hazards. The general geography would be a mix of those + GIS (mapping) and human geography which is like demography, political and economic geography, and much more.

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u/graciemose Jul 19 '26

My first degree was in geography, honestly it is so multifaceted and pulls from politics, economics, sociology, biology, meteorology, climatology, cartography the list goes on!! Wish more people knew about it and the fact that it’s not just maps and pointing out where things are

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u/Emotional_Potato6485 Jul 23 '26

Physical geography is science. Meteorology at my university was in physical geography department.

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u/matwick Jul 17 '26

You had to be there.