Education

Education Background

Discover how my education in psychology has shaped my expertise, from neuroscience at UQ to psychometrics and organisational psychology at Chulalongkorn University and UCL.

Each degree deepened my understanding of human behavior and performance. Learn more about the courses and experiences that fueled my passion.

Master of Science

Industrial/Organisational & Business Psychology

University College London, London, UK

2018–2019

At UCL, I delved into the application of psychology within workplace and organisational contexts, gaining insights into how psychological principles can explain and enhance both individual employee development and overall organisational performance.

The programme provided a real-world focus to my studies, with workshops offering certifications in psychometric assessments—experiences that deepened my commitment to psychometrics and demonstrated how these tools can yield positive impacts in business settings.

Highlighted courses:

Talent Management
Business Psychology
Applied Decision Making
Influence & Negotiation

Bachelor of Science

Psychological Science

Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand

2012–2016

My time at Chulalongkorn University built a solid foundation across diverse psychology fields, from social and industrial to developmental and cognitive psychology.

This range gave me a broad understanding of human behavior and a resourceful lens through which I could analyse complex psychological phenomena.

It was also where my passion for psychometrics took root, as I began to see the power of assessment tools to capture nuanced insights into individual differences—a fascination that shapes my goals and interests today.

Highlighted Course:

Psychological Research Methods
Biopsychology
Eastern Psychology
Social Cognition

Bachelor of Arts

Psychology

The University of Queensland, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

2014–2015

At UQ, studying psychology was an exploration of human behaviour and perception that sharpened my analytical and critical thinking skills.

I was captivated by neuroscience, where I discovered how our brains and bodies shape how we perceive and interact with the world, even creating illusions that influence our experiences.

The courses in evolutionary and social psychology also had a profound impact, providing both immediate and overarching frameworks for understanding human actions and motivations.

These perspective fueled my curiosity about the depths of human nature.