Crossing the end, beyond void

I think that studying something after ending your career is totally necessary today in some areas, for example where the demand is low and the offer much. I don't think that Pharmacy is the case, but studying some sort of postgraduate is not a bad idea if you want to be successful.

Talking about me, I really want to study medicine after this career or lacking that, studying a postgraduate in infectology. I really love medicine and everything that interacts with the body, that's why I'm studying Pharmacy and then medicine [Free pass for graduate students ;)]. Also, the curriculum of a Pharmacist and Physician is very very striking everywhere you go.
I would like to study here, in Universidad de Chile, mostly because I have the "free pass" to study here, being a graduate student of the university. But, if I don't get it, I would like to do the infectology course in Universidad de Concepción or here in Universidad de Chile.
I would like to study part-time, you know, some days study and others work, but if the program doesn't provide me that option, I think that I would like to study in the traditional way, being in classes and interacting with people );.

Also, I think that studying something different to what you graduate is a good idea because you expand your knowledge to other areas, and you can get new abilities and complementation.