#process engineering

Hi everyone!

I assume this is the right way to start a Studyblr, so I will introduce myself :)

My name is Irina - the slavic version of the names Irene and Erin that are medium-rare known in the west world. I’m a 23 y.o. uni-student at the beginning of my Master-adventure, namely, I was enrolled in the study program in April 2021.

Basics about me:

- from Vienna, Austria - female, she/her - birthday on May 9th, Taurus babe - ENTJ-A, extrovert - AroAce in happy heterosexual relationship Academia:

- I’m studying International Development for Master’s - I had my Bachelor degree in Art History but would never do it for Master’s - strated the second Bachelor degree in Chemical & Process Engineering one year ago but had to temporary drop it bacause I have to work for living

Languages:

- Russian native speaker  - English - German - French

Interests & Hobbies:

- drawing, painting - baking, cooking - want to learn Arabic and Hebrew  - CBRN-Protection - use bullet journals for four years now - Avatar: The Legend of Aang - international development and the history of civilization`s development - the history and culture of Jews and the Holocost from political and legal point of view - first aid  - law - history - international relations - science 

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