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  • Mark

    Teesside University
    Health Psychology , MSc
    Hi, I’m Mark, a mature student who returned to education after a nearly 30 year break! I completed my undergraduate degree at Teesside and I'm now studying for my master's. As a single father of two children who have lived with me over 10 years, I know how stressful change can be. I’m here to chat with you so you feel confident in the choices you make, especially if you are returning to university as a mature student.

  • Libby

    University of Lincoln
    Psychology with Mental Health - BSc (Hons)
    Hi, I'm Libby! I hope to one day be working in the mental health industry and helping others. I enjoy going out and trying new things, as well as going on walks and relaxing with my friends. :) I am happy to share my experiences about studying Psychology at the University of Lincoln with you! I can tell you about my course and school, facilities on campus, student life and social activities. If your question is not about Psychology, please choose the relevant buddy to speak to or email enquiries@lincoln.ac.uk for more help. Please note, I am unable to help with the specifics of your application. Thanks!

  • Maya

    University of Reading
    MSci Applied Psychology (Clinical)
    Aspiring Clinical Psychologist! I'm 19 and doing an integrated masters. My parents are from Hong Kong and Bangladesh but I was born and grew up in London (East London whoop whoop). I don't drink alcohol, love a good sitcom and travelling!

  • Olivia- poppy

    University of Lincoln
    Psychology with Mental Health - BSc (Hons)
    After finishing my degree at Lincoln. I plan to complete a masters degree in clinical psychology. This is to set myself up to one day complete a direct in clinical psychology and work in a clinical a setting

  • Tasnim

    King's College London
    Psychology & Neuroscience of Mental Health
    A 2nd year MSc Psychology & Neuroscience of Mental Health student. An aspiring clinical psychologist with interests in social psychology and child and adolescent mental health. In my free time, I enjoy reading, crochet, writing and watching various TV shows to unwind.

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