DBS Psychology graduate Aaron Jackson recently presented some of his work at the NIBPS Annual Conference. We spoke to him following his great achievement to see how he found his undergraduate experience at DBS.
Why did you choose Psychology at DBS?
I chose to study Psychology at DBS as a first-step towards becoming a skilled professional in an exciting and worthy career path.
How did you find the course?
It was very enjoyable and covered essential and interesting topics. The experience confirmed my decision to continue down this career path.
How has the course benefited you personally?
I met many friends on the course and had the opportunity to network with others from varied backgrounds and life experiences.
How has the course benefited you professionally?
The skills I gained for executing a piece of research were essential in my subsequent postgraduate studies. The course also qualified me to register with the Psychological Society of Ireland as a Graduate Member, which is a prerequisite to many postgraduate psychology training courses.
Do you think the course helped you get your current role?
The course absolutely helped me to get my current role and serves as a cornerstone on applications and job interviews. It also gave me the confidence to speak about psychological topics from an educated position.
Where are you currently working?
I am currently employed full-time as the Assistant Psychologist at the Trinity Student Counselling Services.
What did you feel was the best thing about studying in DBS?
I thoroughly enjoyed the course owing to the modern learning environment provided at DBS and the lecturers were very approachable. The college itself is also situated in heart of Dublin allowing for a vibrant college experience with all the conveniences of City Centre in close proximity.
Find out more about the BA in Psychology from DBS here.