All about Psychology at RMIT

All about Psychology at RMIT

  • 28/07/2024
  • 08:00am - 12:00pm
  • RMIT University, 521 Kim Ma, Ba Dinh, Hanoi
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Agenda

  • Introduction to RMIT's Bachelor of Psychology program
  • Panel talk with faculty and current students in Psychology regarding career opportunities and academic experiences in an international university (priority for parents and students in year 12 and above)
  • Interactive activities exploring self-discovery (for students only)
  • 1-1 consultation on admission requirements, application process, scholarships, study abroad and exchange opportunities

Speakers

Dr. Katrina Phillips

  • Senior Lecturer in Psychology, RMIT University Vietnam
  • PhD in Psychology from the University of Auckland (New Zealand)
  • 16 years of teaching, working, and researching in Psychology in New Zealand and Vietnam

MSc. Nguyen Huynh Luan

  • Associate Lecturer in Psychology, RMIT University Vietnam
  • Nearly 10 years of teaching and research experience in Psychology
  • Expertise in introduction to psychology, theories of personality and personality assessment, psychopathology and intervention models

Nguyen Linh Tu

  • Second year student in Psychology
  • Former student at Hanoi Foreign Language Specialised High School

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Why study Psychology at RMIT?

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Our psychology students

Nguyen Linh Tu (second-year student in Psychology)

I study human behaviour, emotions and thoughts, developmental psychology, social psychology, and more. This helps me address my own psychological issues and support others. In Vietnam, this field is still new and has a shortage of professionals, so I am confident that there will be many opportunities for development.

Le Ngoc Linh Anh (second-year student in Psychology)

In nearly two years of studying psychology at RMIT, I have not only gained specialised knowledge but also explored diverse fields such as criminal psychology, educational psychology, clinical psychology, and counselling psychology.

Tong Phuong Linh (first-year student in Psychology)

Although I wanted to become a psychology lecturer since high school, it was only when studying Psychology at RMIT that I truly found the motivation to make a firm decision about my career path. This was thanks to the dedicated support and passion for psychology from my lecturers.

Nguyen Thu Minh (third-year student in Psychology)

I really enjoy the blended learning approach, combining online lessons with lecturers in Australia with offline sessions in Vietnam. The pre-recorded lectures allow me to review the materials repeatedly, while in-person debriefings and tutorials provide detailed explanations and interactive activities.

Nguyen My Anh (second-year student in Psychology)

There are many approaches to psychology, and RMIT psychology students learn about all the contemporary methods. The assignments are quite diverse, with a strong emphasis on research, yet still offer opportunities for students to be creative.
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