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UNIALFA will begin its welcoming program for the Psychology course for the 2026/1 semester on March 28th. The initiative aims to integrate new and returning students, as well as guide them on their academic and professional path throughout their undergraduate studies.
Organized by the course coordinator, under the responsibility of Professor Hérica Landi, in conjunction with the tutor professors, the program was structured to offer academic support, promote personal development, and strengthen the bonds between students and the institution.
Integration, guidance, and academic development.
The meetings will be held online and will cover essential topics for training in Psychology, such as organizing study routines, learning strategies, mental health, self-care, academic functioning, and professional career possibilities.
The aim is to provide a space for reflection and exchange of experiences, contributing to the development of academic skills and the construction of a critical and humanized perspective on professional practice.
Education beyond the classroom
Throughout the program, students will be exposed to different perspectives on psychology education, discussing everything from the initial aspects of university life to building a professional career.
Participation in the activities will also count towards complementary activity hours, encouraging student engagement throughout the semester.
This initiative reinforces UNIALFA's commitment to a comprehensive education that combines technical knowledge, emotional development, and preparation for the challenges of the profession.
Schedule
The program includes meetings between March and May. The activities will be held online, with the participation of professors and tutors from the course.
- Presentation of the student handbook for the Psychology course: academic processes
With Aline Rocha de Sousa Ramos
On March 28th at 2:30 PM
- Psychology: Career, Job Market, and Academic Attitude
With Acácia Borges Alves
On March 28th at 3:30 PM
- Anxiety and Pressure in Psychology Undergraduate Studies: The importance of self-care as an ethical and professional tool from the very first semester.
With Cristiano Marques da Silva Sena
On March 28th at 9:15 AM
- Learning how to study: the university experience and the commitment to study practices.
With Rebeca Calgaro
On April 18th at 10:30 AM
- How the Brain Learns: Neuroscience Applied to Learning
With Miriam Nunes Campos Vieira
On April 25th at 10:30 AM
- The Art of Becoming a Psychologist: Training and Listening Beyond Technique
With Higor de Sousa Brito
On May 9th at 9 AM
- The Real Life of a Student: A non-judgmental dialogue about college, work, and exhaustion.
With Hugo Alves Mariani
On May 13th at 4 PM
- Cartographies of Practice: Exploring the Territories of Psychology
With Jaíne Batista dos Santos
On May 16th at 9:30 AM
- From enrollment to profession: how to build your career path in Psychology from the first semester.
Kerolleny Amaral
On May 23rd at 3 PM
