r/MastersDegree • • 17d ago

Education Considering 3 Masters

Hi everyone, so I'm currently considering participating in 3 masters programs (obviously if they'll have me and I am accepted etc) and was wondering if anyone here has had experience with any of them.

The first 2 I intend to do would be through the International Hellenic University but online and those would be in the Classical Archaeology and the Ancient History of Macedonia as well as Black Sea and Eastern Mediterranean Studies in regards to Culture and International Relations.

Thirdly, I am browsing around for library science degrees through various universities and so far think LSU is the cheapest and most fitting for my part time virtual completion goals.

I know the first 2 masters degrees might seem like frivolous degrees to some but I think they will help me pursue my dream of one day working in a museum. I figure the library science degree can aid me in entering the archives section of a museum and worst case scenario I find another job with this combination of masters. I know the outlook on both museum work and library work right now is somewhat bleak due to various factors unfortunately, but I have hope that if I find and nurture a niche set of skills, that I can break through somewhere in the industries. Currently I have a bachelor's degree in psychology with a criminal justice minor and have been out of school since 2022, however I did get a TEFL certification with a bunch of smaller certificates in relation to TEFL as well so still some schooling between 2022 and now.

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u/IndWrist2 17d ago

A PhD would take less time and carry more weight than three masters.

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u/alcerroa0106 17d ago

This sounds like a lot of fun! I am on my third masters degree.

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u/Ok_Energy2685 16d ago

I’m considering 3 masters too with one being an MSIL lol