I had already decided on UCP's Master's of Psychology since I first began my studies there in order to continue my personal and academic growth. The specialization in the Psychology of Justice and deviant Behavior gave me the opportunity to understand different models of psychological intervention, familiarizing me with different research methods and allowing me to learn new skills when practicing psychology as a professional. Completing a curricular internship in a notable public institution, whose activities situated itself within my field of professional interests, resulted in an incredible experience of personal, technical and professional development. I must also highlight the support I receieved through the department's supervision and orientation.

After my extremely positive and enriching experience in the Department of Education and Psychology's Bachelor's program, I had no doubt that I wanted to continue my academic training here. Now, as a student in the Psychology of Justice and deviant Behavior program, I can affirm that I could not have a made a better choice thanks to the excellent curriculum, the teaching staff's qualifications and dedication and the spirit of mutual support shared by the program's students.