In this special guest episode I speak with Tanya and Tony Machin, two institutional psychology educators from Queensland - University of Southern Queensland,  about the way they entered the psychology education profession in the higher education domain. As co-authors of a recent article published in the Australian Psychological Society (APS) regarding the cessation of the 4+2 pathway, divergent career paths, and mixing cocktails, Tanya and Tony share some incredible insights from the years of work they have conducted into 'psychology and careers' for students within programs around the country. If you do not enter the psychology profession, learn what you might do with your degree in this amazing episode.  The resource that is referred to in this podcast is available here for free.  Further details are below: The Australian Handbook for Careers in Psychological ScienceAuthors:Tony Machin; Tanya Machin; Carla Jeffries; and Nancey HoareBook DescriptionDespite psychology being one of the most popular undergraduate programs, students often report not knowing how training in psychology relates to careers. With chapters written by experts across Australia, this book explores just some of the many ways that students can apply their training in psychological science across a variety of careers and sectors.Make sure you subscribe to the podcast and you can also follow us on LinkedIn and FaceBookMental Health Support in AustraliaIf you require urgent medical support call 000Call Lifeline if you are experiencing a personal crisis and finding it difficult to cope with your situation.You can discuss any topic that is causing you distress and the trained crisis support staff will not criticise or judge you.Lifeline’s online chat service offers real-time support to people who are feeling overwhelmed.Contact Lifeline for immediate assistanceCall 13 11 14Visit the Lifeline website .Music "Into the Step" by HiddenPodcast is a Psychology Edge ProductionCopyright All Rights Reserved Send us a text

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