u/Beat_boxed

Hello,

I have an advanced degree in humanities which disqualifies me from the study then work route. I am looking for opportunities to help me move, not necessarily permanently but atleast for a few years. I have work experience in teaching, but I am too brown to pass for native speaker roles, and can speak English, a bit of French and German.

I have experience as a published scholar and some vague contacts in EU but I haven't kept in touch since Covid.

What routes are available to me? I know postdocs are one, but they look awfully difficult and need to be atleast 3 years for me to find them sustainable.

My ideal route would be a specialised masters, in fine arts or movement therapy, or continued education program with funding. Is this an option for me?

I may also want to return and set up my own think tank later and would like to know if there are opportunities to be trained in that.

Hello,

I am looking to move to Europe (preferably) and trying to find my options. I already have a doctorate in humanities and I am in my late 30s, so further studies are out of reach, and my job prospects are limited in my field.

My best bet seems to be a postdoc. But they are increasingly hard to get.

Are there alternative courses, like diplomas or jobs for which I would be qualified?

I am in my late 30s, no dependents.

Is it just too late and should I give up? Are consultancies even worth it?