Rodanthi Dandoulaki

Ροδάνθη Δανδουλάκη

Rodanthi Dandoulaki Psychology Graduate

Rodanthi Dandoulaki graduated from Psychology Program of Staffordshire University in the UK,which was the academic partner of MBS College of Crete. Over the years, she has demonstrated remarkable progress in both her academic journey and professional development.

As an alumna of MBS College of Crete, Rodanthi shares her personal experience as a Psychology student and reflects on the knowledge and skills she gained throughout her studies. It is worth noting that, during her time as a student, she also collaborated with MBS College of Creteas a lecturer in the Law Department.

Rodanthi Dandoulaki

Rodanthi consciously chose to pursue studies in a new academic field. Graduating top of her class, she fulfilled her ambition, driven by her deep sense of empathy and commitment to helping others. In this brief interview, she reflects on her professional transition and the journey that led her to her current career.

Studies, Career & Memories from MBS

Q: Describe MBS in three words.

RD: Experience – Inspiration – Growth

Q: What made you decide to study at MBS College of Crete? How did you hear about us?

RD: During my time teaching on the Law programme at MBS, I had already become familiar with the College's high academic standards. I then learned about the Psychology programme and was immediately impressed by its curriculum and the outstanding academic expertise of its faculty. That inspired me to enrol, and I can confidently say that it was one of the best decisions I have ever made.

Q: Is your current position related to the studies you completed at MBS College of Crete?

RD: Although I began my studies at MBS while pursuing a different professional career, completing the programme gave me the confidence and reassurance to use my degree as the foundation for a new career path. Today, I practise professionally as a psychologist.
 

Q: Tell us a little about your professional career.

RD: I provide mental health services to adults and adolescents, both in person and online. Although my work is intellectually demanding and requires a high level of concentration and professional responsibility, it is also deeply rewarding and gives me immense personal satisfaction.

 

Q: What do you miss most about your student life at MBS College of Crete?

RD: The enthusiasm and the sense of belonging.

Q: If you were not practising your current profession, what would you choose to pursue?

RD: Stay curious, remain committed to your goals, and make the most of every learning opportunity. The knowledge, skills, and experiences you gain at MBS can become the foundation for a fulfilling and successful professional career.

Q: Alumni Tip: What advice would you give to a new student at MBS College of Crete?

RD: Stay curious, remain committed to your goals, and make the most of every learning opportunity. The knowledge, skills, and experiences you gain at MBS can become the foundation for a fulfilling and successful professional career.

 

Professional Profile

  • 2020 – Today
    Psychologist (Private Practice, Agios Nikolaos, Crete)
  • 2014-2019:
    Legal Advisor, Pancretan Cooperative Bank
  • 2013-2019:
    Lecturer in Law – Criminal Law & Tort Law, MBS College of Crete
  • 2007 – 2019:
    Lawyer, Heraklion & Lasithi, Crete
  • 2006 – 2007:
    Trainee Lawyer, Cyprus

Academic Profile

  • 2019
    Postgraduate Training Programme: “Cognitive Behavioural Therapy: Theory & Clinical Practice” Centre for Continuing Education and Lifelong Learning, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (NKUA)
    Κέντρο Επαγγελματικής Κατάρτισης του ΕΚΠΑ
  • 2015-2018
    BSc (Hons) Psychological Science – Psychology Degree
    Staffordshire University / MBS College of Crete
  • 2009-2010
    Master of Laws LLM Criminology
    University College London, United Kingdom
  • 2002-2006
    LLB (Hons) Law – Law Degree
    Kingston University London/ Mannheim University
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