Navigating University with PALS

Navigating University with PALS

By Department of Language and Cognition, Division of Psychology and Language Sciences, Faculty of Brain Sciences, University College LondonEducation
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Navigating University with PALS episodes

  • S1, #4 - Navigating University with PALS

    In this final episode, we're turning our attention to another important milestone that every student is likely to face: the transition from university and student life into the world of work. 

    13 min
  • S1, #3 - Navigating University with PALS

    In this third episode, we're focusing on another group of students who are often underrepresented in conversations about university life; commuter students and mature students. For many commuter students, university life means balancing the demands of academic studies with long daily commutes, all whilst continuing to live at home. Similarly, many mature students often enter university balancing existing personal, professional, or family commitments. 

    Guest contributors: Anna-Maria Vatavu; Adrijus Kvederavicius and Anushka Sorcher 
    Host and producer: Maisie Greening


     Date of episode recording: 2026-07-01
     Language of episode: English

    11 min
  • S1, #2 - Navigating University with PALS

    In this episode, we speak to international students on the PALS programme about their experiences transitioning to university in the UK, and explore how this experience could be improved.

    11 min
  • S1, #1 - Navigating University with PALS

    In this introductory episode, we speak to members of staff involved in the PALS programme about the challenges they see students facing when they arrive at university, and examine how PALS already works to support students through these transitions

    11 min

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Starting university is one of the biggest transitions many people will ever make and whilst there’s no shortage of advice out there, much of it caters towards a single ‘type’ of student experience…