New Book Projects
The Psychology Student's Guide to Study & Employability
Graham Davey
Publishers: SAGE
To Be Published: April 2022
Graham Davey
Publishers: SAGE
To Be Published: April 2022
This book is intended to be a guide to take students through all three years of their undergraduate Psychology degree and beyond, into their future career, studies and life. The book aims to cover core areas of importance to students studying Psychology at university.
Firstly, it looks at the Psychology degree and what they can expect in terms of core content coverage as well as the different options available to them and how to pick their options. It then goes on to explore life at university, from settling in in your first few months, how to study effectively at university, and what it takes to succeed academically in Psychology.
After that, the book looks in depth at the different skills students will develop during their studies at university, and how these skills can make them attractive to employers post-graduation.
Finally, the book will explore different options for students post-graduation, both in terms of careers directly associated with Psychology, as well as looking at different careers outside of those immediately obvious ones, and further study options. The book finishes with a chapter on how students can take their studies of psychology and use it in their personal life going forwards, helping them see the relevance of their studies to all aspects of their lives.
Firstly, it looks at the Psychology degree and what they can expect in terms of core content coverage as well as the different options available to them and how to pick their options. It then goes on to explore life at university, from settling in in your first few months, how to study effectively at university, and what it takes to succeed academically in Psychology.
After that, the book looks in depth at the different skills students will develop during their studies at university, and how these skills can make them attractive to employers post-graduation.
Finally, the book will explore different options for students post-graduation, both in terms of careers directly associated with Psychology, as well as looking at different careers outside of those immediately obvious ones, and further study options. The book finishes with a chapter on how students can take their studies of psychology and use it in their personal life going forwards, helping them see the relevance of their studies to all aspects of their lives.