About my study programme
I think that the subjects that are in my career
curriculum is fine. Maybe some subjects are a little away from the career in itself;
even though I liked these subjects, the students can spend the semester time to
study something more related with the career. Anyway, I think that this just
happens in the basic cycle (and just a little bit), because in the other
semester oneself can choose the subjects and there is a lot of variety of them,
and you can lean towards your favorite field.
I know that my career, in the past, stilled
standing 6 years; now still standing just 5 years. I don’t know if that is
something good or not, but sometimes I wonder how I can learn what I need to
know to practice as a psychologist in just 5 years. Well, I don’t plan complain
about this.
About the faculty infrastructure, in some way I
like it. The latest hall is very illuminated and spacious. The oldest looks
historic. Something that I could enjoy in the faculty is to have more laboratories
and, consequently, more subjects with lab sessions and study. At this moment, we
have just one psychology laboratory, and it is dedicated to the investigation about
learning and the conditioned behavior. A psychosocial lab maybe? Or a cognitive
neuroscience lab. I don’t know, but something like that in the faculty must be
awesome; it could be a good use for the currently technology and can be very serviceable.
good point
ResponderEliminari haven't been in a laboratory yet
ResponderEliminarI agree with you
ResponderEliminarI think that having interdisciplinary subjects is more beneficial than not having them
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