Psychology

I’m currently a Psychology student, I’m in my fourth year, with very little load due to a delay in my courses. For the same reason, I’ve been able to value more objectively my career and the subjects I’ve taken. Courses such as social history of Chile or anthropology, I consider them very necessary to situate us in the reality in which we have to go out to work once we practice. Regarding the academic load, I think it is adequate.

However, within the subjects of psychology, there is a lack of practical experiences in which we’re close to some of the realities of the various fields that psychology can deal with. Only this year I’ve had an approach where I’ve been able to see the work of a school psychologist, and it is very late considering that next year I’ve to decide in which area I would like to work.

In terms of infrastructure, the university has managed to meet the needs of the career, and the implementation of the various courses, for the number of students who enter each year.

Finally, the use of technologies is adequate, and the teaching staff is mostly qualified, except for a few cases, which can be explained by the fact that most of them don’t have a teaching care
er and are academics, so they may fail in teaching or evaluation methods.