Higher Education Podcasts

Welcome to The Road To Find Out, a student-run podcast where academics from the University of Sydney chat about their remarkable personal journeys and ground-breaking research. Hosts Carla Field and Harry Peters sit down to talk about everything and anything – whether that be Greek philosophy, street libraries or educational disadvantage. Funded by the Student […]

Hosted by two experienced college counselors, this podcast serves as a series of guides to navigating the college application process, from taking standardized tests all the way through writing your application essays.

This podcast features the textbook Writing and Representing Qualitative Research. I cover groundbreaking areas of qualitative writing that have been presented separately in past texts into one book— these include 1. foundational areas in qualitative research writing such as journal articles and dissertations), 2. aesthetic representations including research poetry, autoethnography, and visual representation) 3. transparency […]

Welcome to your new favorite podcast, Sorry I’m Late! Hosted by Hallie Madden and Claire Calabro, cousins and full-time students at Florida State University. Tune in each week to hear all about the shit show that is their lives. From their adventures in college to dealing with family drama and everything in between, Sorry I’m […]

In this podcast series, we engage with UB faculty, students and staff through in-depth conversations to discover the connections between the Libraries and current research, learning, teaching and creative activities underway at the university.

Welcome to From Florida, a podcast where you’ll learn how minds are connecting, great ideas are colliding and groundbreaking innovations become a reality because of the University of Florida. Host Nicci Brown talks with UF faculty, researchers, students and administrators — thought leaders From Florida — who are moving our state, nation and the world […]

A podcast from Kelly Preece about researchers, development…and everything in-betwen!

Flow is the latest intersectional feminist group at the University of Southern California. We will be discussing a variety of topics based on our own experiences and research compiled by our members.

Join us for conversations with Franklin & Marshall alumni, faculty, professional staff and students.

IF Oxford explores science and ideas at the festival in October, featuring 500 researchers and creative professionals every year. Selected videos and podcasts from events are featured online. Discover more: www.if-oxford.com

This podcast isn’t about the theory and research we do–it’s about our real lives. Join Genesea Carter, PhD in rhetoric and composition, as she shares her personal journey through academia. This podcast is for academics (and the academic curious) who want to have real conversations about academic life–the system, the work, the students, the compensation, […]

The Y is run by two friends who met while in college living at a YMCA and discovered they had the same big questions about life, society, love, art, and the human experience. Join Emma Riva and Sav Lucia as they use their academic backgrounds, social connections, and senses of humor to talk about the […]

Perseverance through a Master’s program and pursuing purpose all at the same time…

An exploration of the journeys of the many interesting members of the Hamilton College community. Each week we talk to alumni, faculty and students to understand the path they took to get to where they are and what role the school played in shaping who they are. New episodes air on WHCL-FM (www.whcl.org) every Sunday […]

The Please Say The Comma Podcast, hosted by Dr. J, Dr. P, and Dr. Mo, discusses topics affecting Prospective College or Trade School Students, Parents or Guardians of Prospective College or Trade School Students, and/or current Bachelor’s, Master’s, Doctoral, or Post Doctoral Students, especially those affecting Prospective College or Trade School Students of Color. Subscribers […]

Discover your passion, tell your story, and network effectively. Power to Become (p2b) is an upbeat, engaging, and educational experience for all listeners. Listen to our BYU-Idaho alumni speak about their careers, failures, successes, and lessons learned!

Penn State COMMversations is a podcast produced by the Donald P. Bellisario College of Communications. Episode topics range from the people, programs and events that shape the Bellisario College to discussing key aspects of life in the professional world for young and upcoming communications alumni.

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Welcome to the podcast where college friends talk about their favorite, most influential people in the fields they enjoy. College and life in general is hard. So, if you are like us and struggling to find your way in this crazy world, give us a listen… you just might find some inspiration and positivity. This […]

Empowered is a podcast that empowers and educate our culture.

This Podcast is a partnership between Monash Business School and Student Edge What I Wish I Knew about Studying Business is going to help you on your transition from high school to university. Each episode, Bryce and Alec will be speaking to one of Monash University’s student ambassadors to understand how they navigated the transition, […]

two best friends who met in college, were roommates in college, and are now trying to navigate post-grad life. talking about the college experience, the 9 to 5 and sometimes, discussing the tea of pop culture.

Fireside chats with your two new favorite people! With special guests along the way and a ton of great content to keep you updated, informed, and maybe just a little bit crazy. Intro music created by the wonderful and talented Juliette Chait theconntrarian.substack.com

Various interviews with the Faculty, Staff, and Students at New Jersey City University.

MIT TALKS sets out to bring you the stories that shape the people of MIT. Have you ever wondered what brought someone to MIT, to do the work they do, what challenges they might have faced, and what influenced them along the way? Co-hosts Dana Attar, Vyda Bielkus, and Sarah Trice bring you their stories […]

This podcast is hosted by a current PhD candidate studying English in the UK. The podcast will host other PhD candidates and supervisors to talk about methods to plan for supervision meetings, self care before and after meetings, as well as discuss the other side of supervision meetings: what do the supervisors want out of […]

Everything is connected. Everyone is connected. What, then, do we mean by “humanity” and, more specifically, “the humanities”? What are the humanities, anyway? And what are they for? Why might we need them today in an especially acute and practical way? Who thinks like this, and why? These are some of the questions we seek […]

In graduate school, our research often becomes a part of who we are, for better or worse. What happens when the line between life and work becomes blurred? Join us every month as we give PhD students the spotlight to talk about their relationships to their research. If you are a fellow student, research nerd, […]

This is a digital audio resource series to help prepare CUBS students for their work placement experience. In this series, CUBS graduates describe their preparation, success and the pitfalls to avoid. They also share some incredible insights that they developed during their time on work placement and speak about the networks that they have established. […]

This podcast features Dr. Latasha Schraeder’s interviews with scholars who have completed their thesis and/or dissertation. Listen for writing resource ideas and to find out how to better manage your time and overcome writer’s block. You will also get the inside scoop on many other experiences you will inevitably encounter during your writing journey!

A fun life account of two university students in Amsterdam. Listen please! Tweet your thoughts and questions about us and studying in Ams @KhamSwam.

My podcast consists of daily life and trending topics.

Join former Chicago Booth admissions committee member Jeremy Krell as he dives into the stories of applicants worldwide who have beat the odds in b-school admissions, taking ordinary stories and turning them into gripping, authentic narratives that have gained them access to the world’s best business schools. You might be pursuing an M7 MBA, an […]

Interviews on the ethics of academic research, teaching and administration.

Northwest University, the university with the soul of a church. Committed to spiritual vitality, academic excellence, and empowered engagement with human need.

A group of recent college graduates plus some incoming college seniors explore what it means to be a recent grad, job hunting, and attempting to answer the question: “what do we do now?”.

Vanakkam Busy Brains! This is me Harine K R, A student like you! As the name suggests I’m a tier 3 college STUDENT LIKE YOU! I’ve always wondered looking at people who learn and do something cool, nerdy n peculiar n felt purposeless. And then I figured out how I could possibly fit myself in […]

We constantly find ourselves asking important questions about the future. “So, what’s next?” seeks to create moments of meaningful connection between young alums, the world around us, and our alma maters, CSB/SJU, by discussing timely topics and providing insight into some of our biggest questions. The podcast focuses on helping our community navigate the future […]

Two lifelong friends, separated by eight hundred and eleven miles, reunite each week to discuss their time in the Disney College Program, life and, beginning with Season 3, trying to get through every Disney Animation Studios films (they ultimately failed as the show ended but it’s the attempt that counts, y’know?)

A podcast, hosted by me, Erin McKeeman, all about getting cozy with life in your early 20s! The good, the bad, and the ugly going through life, relationships, college, post grad, moving, & now my recent engagement! This is NOT a guide, but just a podcast all about giving us a sense of normalcy. It’s […]

Caution Do Not Open is a comedy podcast that — while starting out with specific topics in mind — devolved into a podcast about… nothing! Join several (former) college students as they talk about so many different topics, the episode order doesn’t make sense!

A podcast for academics who teach online.

Hi, my name is D.J. Trischler, and in this is Process Out Loud the podcast. It’s a space where I reflect on everything that I’ve learned from teaching and studying during the previous week. Most of the content will refer to my experiences in the masters of design program (MDes) through the school of design […]

Narrating the everyday hurdles, challenges, heartbreaks, triangles, ideas and love stories of a typical Nigerian undergraduate.

A podcast where we have questions and somebody’s gotta have the answers (sometimes us). Two grad students who love fun facts and have a thirst for knowledge bring you all the information that you never knew you needed!

Vibe Checked is back ! A return two years in the making, fresh out of college, Myles is navigating his way through life. Tune in and listen to Myles discuss an array of topics, with guests, you’ll feel like you’ve known for years after one episode. Gone for a little, but here to stay. Tune […]

Podcasts from the University of Virginia Darden School of Business

Livingstone College is a private historically black college (HBCU) that is secured by a strong commitment to quality instruction, academic excellence and student success. Listen to Conversations on current topics with Faculty, Staff, Students, and guest of the college. Class is in session.

Tune in every Monday to hear K. Atuahene and K. Roland’s insightful conversation about college life and everything in between.

This is where you will learn everything you need to know for your First Year at Grand Canyon University!

Morgan is a college student at the University of Georgia. She is a Marketing and Management Co Major, and spends all her free time creating content. She is going into her third year of school trying to navigate academics, work, social media, friendships, and the daily transitions of becoming an adult. This is an outlet […]

Incidental Learning from Interesting People A Podcast hosted by Ben Punter, Follow on Twitter & Instagram @benpunter.

The Student Transitions Podcast from the Florida Consortium of Metropolitan Research Universities is where you will hear from a who’s who of higher ed student success professionals. This podcast is a think tank of ideas, innovations, and impactful best practices to help students turn learning into talent for Florida. A big thanks to our partner […]

A place to talk about H- QRS, we will discuss instructional tech tools and strategies to keep students engaged!

Communicating and connecting at Johnson County Community College

Hosted by Nathan McGurl, the Founder of the Study Buddy. Studying at home can be a trying time for students – and their parents. How do they reach their potential? Am I helping or hindering? Should I be doing more or doing less? This podcast talks to a range of experts, parents and students about […]

What happens when 2 Black, artistic roommates go to one of the whitest colleges in America? How does it shape your identity? How do you shape the identity of those around you? The B DORM PODCAST is a crisp and edgy headlong dive into what it’s like growing up on one side of our Nation’s […]

Best friends, Delaney Shae and Emilee Ford, connected at the hip with attachment issues and separation anxiety overthink and talk candidly about their everyday lives, inserting their unsolicited opinion on a podcast that nobody asked for. Expect to hear Delaney and Emilee talk and overthink about college, relationships, spirituality, and life in general. Cover art […]

This is dedicated to Black researchers so that they have the space and freedom to showcase their work, how it impacts the community as a whole, and so we can learn a little something in the process. Research, like almost everything else in our daily lives, has the added pressures of systemic oppression bearing down […]

Welcome to this podcast called “This PhD thinks” with me, Jovina Ang. Talking to individuals with PhD have challenged me, made me think differently and helped me grow as a leader and a person. That’s why I am reaching out to the elusive PhD community to get precious insights and lifelong lessons that we can […]