In the book "Night," the narrator Elie Wiesel does not express a specific desire to study a particular subject. However, throughout the book, Elie shows a thirst for knowledge and a deep appreciation for literature. He mentions how he would sneak books into the concentration camp and read them secretly despite the harsh conditions.
In Elie's narrative, he does not directly mention an aspiration to pursue a specific field of study or a particular subject. His focus during the events of the Holocaust is on survival, preserving his dignity, and maintaining hope amidst unimaginable suffering.