Exchange Programs Abroad

I am a psychology student. On the first day of class, our teacher asks for our reasons for being in this course-psychology. I was sure why I took up psychology but with the others I really do not know.

So our teacher told us that if we enrolled in psychology for reasons beyond studying the human behavior then we better change course as fast as we could. For psychology will not give us money. That was almost 3 years ago.

I am now on my third year in college and preparing for an exchange program. Most of us were delighted to go to the best place we think had produced as many psychologists it could- Germany.

The believer of Gestalt Psychology- Kurt Koffka and Wolfgang Kohler; the father of experimental psychology, Wilhelm Wundt; the man behind the term identity crises, Erik Erikson; and Kurt Lewin are the cream of the crop of the German country.

Every student has faith of acquiring the necessary knowledge and experience to be a good psychology graduate. Of getting knowledge and insight on the nature of our course; but like most of us we are very excited on exploring Germany as student, traveler and learner.

We would give time to tour and see Germany’s attraction. In Potsdam, we will visit places like New palace in Sanssouccie Park, Chinese Tea-House in Potsdam. The Brandenburg Gate, Berlin Wall, the Cathedral and Baroque style domes, Angles and Television Tower in Berlin.

Another never should be missed city is –Cologne. It is the fourth largest city in the country with 2000 years old Cathedral and archaeological sites. Famous of its Christopher Street Day festival and beer; cheap hotel accommodation are just a few minutes away from the tourist attraction.

Cheap flights are also available in every key city in Germany.