psychology at university tour | lectures, PhD research labs and food on campus
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- Опубліковано 16 лип 2024
- Welcome to a psychology university tour! Join Alex (a 3rd year undergrad studying a Bachelor of Psychology) and Wendy (a combined Masters of Clinical Psychology & PhD candidate) for a behind the scenes at the University of New South Wales. We show you the best places to hang out, do lectures and study as well as the psychology post-graduate research areas!
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the fact my psych exam is tomorrow at 9am on unsw campus 💀
oh man hope it went well!
Today is my first day of the semester … Senior studying Psychology here! ☺️☺️☺️
ayo, this video reminded me that this coming monday is the start of our class. Taking Bs Psychology, I am so nervous.
Love your video🤍 Always motivate me to study psychology.
Amazing, hope you've had a good start of semester!
This made me miss studying at Uni! Even though I only graduated a year ago haha
ello. the~love it- very well video-work! take care-👋
Hello Ro! I am quite young, but I have always loved and been interested in psychology! I have watched some of your other videos and I was wondering if it is compulsory to do some kind of work experience/volunteering/extra-curricular activities to have a masters degree . You are such an inspirational youtuber just because you have achieved a goal that needs hard work and persistent. I hope I am not too late and you can see this message
Hi Ro, your videos are so informative for psychology students! I was wondering, do you know if many unis in Australia have weighted GPAs for entry into Masters of Clinical Psych? (e.g. first year papers weighted less than third year papers). I changed my major and have to take some first and second year papers, and wondering if this will affect my overall GPA. Thanks so much! :))
Hi Roanna , i love your vlogs and i really wanna study in Australia one day i have a few questions if you wouldnt mind answering im 16 and i cant wait to be a psychologist one day you inapire me alot ❤❤
1 ) is psychology hard to study ?? ( im terrible at maths lol )
2 ) is it worth it to be a psychotherapist in australia in your opinion ??
3 ) is psychotherapy a good back up plan if i dont get into masters of clinical psychology for example ??
4 ) Is clinical psychology masters hard ??
5 ) what advice would you give a 16 year old me aspiring to be a psychologist ??
6 ) Last question sorry its so loong can a psychotherapist whos done a masters in psychotherapy and gotten experience working in the field later go to do a masters in clinical psychology ?? Would they need to do psychology undergrad for this ??
Thats all i wanted to ask love your vlogs youre an angel and a queen ❤❤❤❤
Hi Ro , love your vlogs as usual can i ask do you have psychotherapists in australia ??
Yes we do :)
Hello!! I'm sorry for the comment but I would really love to know what subjects to take to become a clinical psychologist. Being a clinical psychologist is an absolute dream and I really hope that I can achieve it some day.
Do you have to do a PhD in psychology to become a registered psychologist? Or can u just do a masters?
I am a doctor ,(international medical graduate}.Can I do masters of clinical psychology in Australia? what are the universities offer this masters in Sydney?
is it one of the best universities in australia for psychology ? better than MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY?
Hi Ro, may I ask who your honours supervisor was at UNSW, I'm doing honours next year. And when should I apply for Masters of clinical psychology at different unis (during honours or after I've finished honours)? Thanks.
I had Dr Brett Hayes in cognitive science! He was wonderful :) Hmm.. I think different universities have different application dates
Noice🤣,
Will apply in Australia for BA pscyh.. soon
Yay come down under!
@@thepsychdiaries hah Aussie gov updated visa requirements and fked us over for our country😭😭😭1 week ago, i dont think its possible anymore😭
I was looking forward to try vegemite and tim tams
Its only possible for rich fam now😭 middle class family crisis, dont have that much money to show to Aussie gov so cant show the document which dont exist🥲🥲.....hah....hah was thinking of not going in too much debt by working in off semister in Aus and studying in other time as Aus have good wage comparing to other countries but hah curses
What psychology University on city please reply my friend i am YOGITA DILHOR i am Indiana
Your videos make me so jelly, I aspire to be a psychologist also do they make good pay haha
Navika, it's great to hear that you are aspiring to become a psychologist! Pay can significantly vary depending on whether you practice in a public or private setting. Most, if not all, psychologists who work in a public setting such as a public hospital or public outpatient clinic have their salary and wage determined by a central Enterprise Agreement or Enterprise Bargaining Agreement. This is a legal document signed by all or a majority of public hospitals with Fair Work Australia that sets out the salaries for psychologists at each classification level. When you are promoted in a public hospital, your classification level moves to a higher level and so does your pay. In private practice, there is no such Enterprise Agreement or similar. Rather, a private arrangement is made by yourself as an 'independent contractor' and a private clinic. This means the salary can vary (and be negotiated). In most instances, the clinician and clinic settle on a split percentage of profits/billings, meaning billings might, for example, be split 50/50% between yourself, the clinician, and the clinic. In addition, the clinician and clinic may set their own fees for client-facing sessions, and these may be above the Medicare Rebate. For these reasons, generally speaking, private practice psychologists tend to report higher incomes than public practice psychologists. To give you an idea of how much public practice psychologists (in NSW), please visit this link: www.health.nsw.gov.au/careers/conditions/Awards/hsu-hc-psychologists.pdf. To grasp an idea of how much a private practice psychologist can charge per session, the Medicare Rebate for a normal length session is approximately $80-90.
@@tarounpanchbhavi2534 can an international psychology graduate get a job as a psychologist in Australia?
Oh hey 😍💐💐 I miss yu..and me too it my first day and first year in university 😂 student of Sociology and I don't know whts books should I read can yu plizz help us ?? Plizzz 😭😢💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐👩💻
Congratulations!! I have a video on my fav psych books :)
U see any Tamil classmates
Hi, love your videos it's very informative. Is it possible to pursue a psychology career through BA instead of BS? My daughter freshly graduate is preparing to enter into Macquarie this coming school year.
Unfortunately at UNSW you had to do the science stream to be eligible for entry into Honours (however you can do the arts stream and pick up science subjects). I would recommend checking with her uni in particular :)
Hey Esma, yes it's tricky the undergrad part is just all theory which is annoying somtimes (it gets better in post-grad!).
After sessions I write a short summary of what was discussed, how the session went and what to focus on next time :)