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Follow relevant developments
Monitor educational, professional and societal debates that concern psychology students. Keep the association informed about issues that may require a shared response.
Politics
Student perspectives belong in the discussion.
Decisions about education, psychology and society affect students across Switzerland. Our Politics department brings their interests into those conversations.
Share an issue with usOur responsibility
Representation across institutions and language regions
PsyCH-Students represents psychology students nationally. We work with local student associations and maintain relationships with academic and professional organizations so that students' experiences can inform wider discussions.
The Politics department follows developments in education, the profession and society, supports the association's positions, and coordinates advocacy initiatives. Its work draws on the questions students bring from their studies and their transition into practice.
What the department does
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Support the association's positions
Bring student concerns into the association's discussions and contribute to its positions. Work across departments when an issue also involves education, communication or external relationships.
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Coordinate advocacy
Help organize initiatives that represent students' interests. Connect national work with local student associations and relevant organizations.
Publications & advocacy
Our statements, positions, consultation responses, open letters and advocacy updates on issues affecting psychology students in Switzerland.
Motion 26.4067: Access to psychological psychotherapy
PsyCH-Students' stated position on Motion 26.4067 is to oppose the proposal and support the petition. This publication presents the motion, available evidence and responses from FSP, ASP and SBAP.
Read publicationmotion-26-4067-access-to-psychotherapy
Get in touch
What should we be discussing?
Tell us about an issue affecting psychology students, a discussion at your institution or an idea for joint work. A few sentences about the situation and the people affected are a useful start.
politics@psych-students.ch
politics@psych-students.ch
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