Find out about careers in data science from four alumni of our faculty at the Meet-the-expert event “Data analytics for Psychology and Business” that will take place May 15, 2020.
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March 12, 2020: Let social media find your future job!
Professional social media applications like LinkedIn have become an important channel for establishing and maintaining professional networks but it may not always be clear what opportunities and challenges such tools entail. AlumniPsychologie is organising a workshop March 12, 2020, led by HR manager, Kevin Meyer, to help psychologists navigate the world of social media for professional networking.
The event is free and open to current students, staff, and psychology alumni! Please register by March 6th here.
(i can get some…) Satisfaction
Are you curious about the job satisfaction of psychology graduates in Switzerland? Which aspects of their jobs (intellectual challenges, income, work-life balance) are they most satisfied with? How do levels of satisfaction differ between psychology and other graduates, such as those from economics or medicine?
You can find answers to these questions (and soon more) on our AlumniPsychologie LinkedIn group!
AlumniPsychologie Interview Series
AlumniPsychologie – the Alumni network of the Faculty of Psychology, University of Basel – continues its interview series with former students of our faculty. What jobs do current alumni have? What challenges do they face in their professional development? How has a degree in psychology helped them prepare for work „in the wild“?
Check out the second interview with Regula Zahno on our AlumniPsychologie LinkedIn Group.
AlumniPsychologie Interview Series
The Alumni network of the Faculty of Psychology, University of Basel – AlumniPsychologie – has started an interview series with former students of our faculty. The goal is to give alumni, current students, and staff an idea of psychology in the real world! What jobs do current alumni have? What challenges do they face in their professional development? How has a degree in psychology helped them prepare for work “in the wild”?
You can check out the first interview with Tanja Kuhn on our AlumniPsychologie LinkedIn Group.