Researcher

Name:
I am a Researcher. If that isn't sufficient, I suppose you may call me Doctor, as I do have a doctorate, but I find it causes confusion when out in public. If you're one of my students, which you aren't, but if you were to enroll, you could call me Professor.
Age:
How is that relevant?
Sex:
What does it matter, that information isn't relevant to my skills, or you.
Occupation: I am a professor, and something of an adventurer, if I do say so my self. There is only so much discovery that can be done from an office, and I find it horribly inefficient to send out any of the doctoral students or worse - the undergrads - out to work on anything of delicacy or significance.

Area of Study:
Oh, we I teach anthropology, social dragonology, and I'm also on of the foremost scholar on the study of the "Beast Clans", although really the term's a bit barbaric, I mean how would you feel about being called the "Scaled Clans" or something else equally vague and ominous? Although I suppose that's a discussion for another time.
I am quite skilled in history and alchemy. I do also dabble in some of the more esoteric fields of study, you know, chemistry and physics, and the like. And on occasion, if I can't convince some undergrad or one of my coworkers to do the work for me, I am proficient in the more unpleasantly mathematical fields, such as calculus and, under duress, statistics.
Oh, the wet sciences? On no, I don't do those, I have learned as much about biology and botany as I need to ensure my own safety and not much more. It's just for the best, because while I do find I a bit of macabre interest, and I'm sure that there are still things to learn across those fields. I have found that they tend to encourage a bit more of a laissez-faire attitude with regard to ethics in my peers and students who specialize in the subjects then I personally prefer to partake in.

About Me
I have already provided all information that could possibly be relevant potential students and new enrollees. What more do you want from me? Likes? Dislikes? Hopes? Dreams? All of those things are incredibly unprofessional and quite frankly none of your business, Mr. Dean of Admissions.