Deep Dive into Undergraduate Psychology

Mental Status

Welcome back to Mental Status! The podcast created for psychology students—by psychology students.
In this episode, we will be unpacking the undergraduate journey, as part of our deep-dive series into the different levels of psychology. So, if you are beyond this stage of learning, don't worry, there is an Honours and Masters deep-dive still to come!
Today we will talk about our memories and experiences of studying the Bachelor's degree, as well as discuss the key learnings and competencies you can expect to take away by the end. Whether you are considering studying psychology or simply reflecting back on your own memories, we hope this episode has something of value to you!
Stay tuned in the coming weeks as we answer some of your questions, as well as explore Yash's journey into a Master of Education and Developmental Psychology!
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Credits
Podcast Hosts: Yash & Josh
Podcast Producer: Josh Kelly
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