Today is a special day, not only did we have a “break” in
the Law department, but also Leo finally got his Oscar. This story proves that
after hard work always comes a reward. In our case (hopefully) it will be our corrected
Thesis and our Master Degree (although I always secretly wish to win an Oscar
one day).
So, what have you and I been up to? Between research
proposals, and reading, again, my heart was broken for the attempt of snow, but
none of that matters, as tomorrow Lente is here. I know you must be surprised
as my level of Dutch is getting better by the minute, I feel like a 3 year old
saying (and repeating) random words such as Lente, schoen (shoe), vliegtuig
(plane), and many many more. Anyway, I feel the end is coming, as the task list
is becoming shorter, we are only 2 papers, one presentation, two exams and a
Thesis to go. It’s really not that much is it?

I’m very happy and excited that I had a meeting with my
supervisor, presented a research proposal and had feedback for my topic. As I
think I mentioned in the previous post, I completely changed my subject and I
will focus on regulation in developing countries, by doing a comparative
approach with the EU. Since this is probably too broad, I decided to narrow it
down to the banking sector. My idea is to find out whether the regulation in
this sector is appropriate, meaning if the approach taken by the regulators is
the most effective (in an economic and legal aspect). Honestly, I can’t wait to
start writing my thesis, but first things first… the two last subjects have to
be passed before.
I suffer what many students have suffered before, and that
is a too broad research question. I know I can narrow it down as soon as I
start doing research and reading more about my topic. I think not having
written a thesis before is my greatest strength and my curse. Since I don’t know
the process I do not fear it or dread the moment I have to do it, I am looking
forward to it because I see it as a challenge. And by now, we all know this
challenge is accepted.
So, let’s celebrate… by reading. I’m very sure we can do this 4 months with grace and elegance.
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