Higher Education Podcasts

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Finding Your Place is an open-access college podcast series produced for college students, by college students. College is challenging, and students who go it alone often don’t achieve their educational goals. That’s why we’re here to guide you through some of the most common barriers to success. As the series grows, more and more episodes […]

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Just two university students discussing important issues occurring in today’s world.

Tune in for each episode, as Cam and Becca talk about post grad life, their southern roots, and their futures. After spending nearly 4 years in NYC this duo has a lot of life to figure out! The pair dives in to discuss topics like romance, big life decisions, current obsessions, and adulting in your […]

The Tea With V podcast is a “comedic” social commentary podcast hosted by Veronica, a 19-year-old college student who is just trying to find her place in this world. This podcast goes over all the issues that we as Gen Z-ers face as we are in our “coming of age” era in this world. From […]

Hosted by Phillip Cheng, When I Became a Gator focuses on the stories of various alumni, around the country, in the hopes of bringing closer the Gator Nation, one alumni at a time.

I want to help people with my podcast so I’m creating episodes to address the various issues we encounter throughout adult life. This is all everything I wish I knew. From jobs to education, relationships, etc. I hope this helps everyone to craft more fulfilling lives in which they can thrive.

Welcome to The After Party a place where you can catch up with your co-hosts, Grace, and Pardis. We are two young, dumb, and broke college students from Texas navigating through life. On this podcast, we will talk about our funny stories, crazy experiences, advice, and opinions. Yeehaw! Keep up with us on Instagram @theafterparty.pod, […]

The AEO coordinates disability accommodations for approximately 1 in 5 Vassar students. The AEO provides support through academic coaching, assistive technology training, and consultation for new diagnoses. Our podcast will discuss a variety of topics from self-care to UDL to routine and time management.

Hosted by Harvard undergrad Summer Shen, Between Here and There is a podcast about Asian-American identity, mental health, college, and career, where we share stories, advice, and everything in between.

Haaga-Helia Porvoo Stories is the podcast that brings you stories and advice from the Haaga-Helia University of Applied Sciences campus in Porvoo (Finland). Learn about the university’s students, staff and alumni, its Degree Programmes, services and events — plus fun facts about Finland and Finnish culture, career, networking and productivity tips, and conversations with some […]

We are the Association of College & University Housing Officers-International, a global organization whose core purpose is to advance the campus housing profession in service of students. Our association’s product is people, and the ACUHO-I Stories podcast is designed to bring our listeners closer to their peers in the field and explore the ideas, issues, […]

US: Unscripted Stories is a podcast dedicated to building community and kinship through the power of storytelling and listening. Multicultural Student Affairs believes in the humanity seen and felt through the sharing of personal narratives. We invite the Northwestern community to build connections across campus and beyond by sharing the meaningful stories that have shaped […]

Ben Goodfriend, class of 2016, talks to Landon’s past, present, and future in the premiere–or only?–show dedicated to 6101. We hear from teachers, alumni, current students–and through conversation–aim to dissect, celebrate, and remember Landon.

Our Backpack is a podcast focused on providing entry level professionals with the tools to successfully navigate a career in Student Affairs. Erica Fraser and Christian Rafael use storytelling to provide insights, advice and tips that will help listeners grow as a professional, and they share advice on how to find confidence in yourself as […]

Two college students, one retired and one deep in debt share their life experiences and want to bring you along as they try to navigate living life in their 20’s

Couple of college kids talkin’ to a mic.

The One Refugee Podcast provides a unique opportunity to hear personal stories from college students who have experienced life as a refugee firsthand. With over 26 million refugees across the world, only a very small percentage are enrolled in higher ed. The students sharing their stories are part of One Refugee, a nonprofit supporting almost […]

A podcast hosted by four Ph.D. students in engineering education at Purdue University to talk about our individual experiences as international students living and studying in the USA. We will be hosting other international students as well as domestic students to casually talk about diverse and interesting topics. It sounds boring, but it’s fun!

We believe that assessment works in higher education… when it’s done well! Hosts Erin Milne and André Foisy explore current events, contemporary issues, helpful strategies for measuring student learning outcomes, and stories from the assessment community in this monthly podcast. We’ll also feature interviews with assessment professionals from around the country. We also want to […]

Just my conversations that are amusing or just plain strange!

This series is developed by students, staff, research centers and the faculty at the Graduate Institute of International Studies and Development (IHEID). It will host podcasts on a plethora of topics that range from research and studying to aspects of international life in Geneva and at the Institute.

The Got Work To Do Podcast features members of the Oregon State University community whose work in diversity, equity, inclusion and social justice corresponds with the themes of the We Have Work to Do Campaign. The podcast is hosted by Brandi Douglas, Assistant Director of Outreach in the Office of Institutional Diversity.

This year, Northwestern students will read Just Mercy by Bryan Stevenson as a part of the One Book One program. In the book, Stevenson chronicles his early work as a criminal defense lawyer in Alabama. He worked to advocate for those mistreated by the judicial system, including for Walter McMillian, an innocent man on death […]

A college student on the brink of graduation, trying to grasp the concepts of the real world. There are truly lots of things to sit back and talk about, especially in the life of a theatre major. You can hear about day-to-day stories, why working at amusement parks is a disaster, and fun other things […]

“It’s A Pohl Thing” is a podcast by a 21 year old, queer, gen-z college student, Josiah (he/him), sharing life’s important discussions such as current events, college advice, mindfulness, and much much more! The podcast started in 2019 and features amazing episodes some of which with co-hosts and guests talking about college life, things going […]

The “Let’s Talk Teen Life” podcast, invites you into deep conversations with high school and college students and athletes, as well as business owners to talk about several different topics teens face, in our world today. This podcast will leave teens encouraged, motivated, and ready to face high school, college, social media, sports, and lots […]

From its ancient origins in the 1495 founding of King’s College through to thriving global endeavours in 2020, the University of Aberdeen boasts a historic legacy spanning 525 years of leading and engaging with intellectual currents of the wider world. Yet quatercentenary and quincentennial memorial histories of the University of Aberdeen portray the institution from […]

Have you ever heard a news story featuring an interesting person you’d like to know more about? How did they get to where they are? What are their secrets to success? “Michigan News: Beyond the Headlines” is a podcast that does just that, taking you beyond the headlines to meet University of Michigan faculty in […]

Get the most out of life as a student in Oxford. A series of short talks and presentations aimed at students of the University. The Counselling Service has a selection of helpful podcasts on various issues: https://www.ox.ac.uk/students/welfare/counselling/self-help/podcasts

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Girl, You Heard What? Mahala T I’m a college student who loves pop culture, discussing hot topics within the media and music. I am majoring in Mass Communication: Journalism with a minor in broadcasting so I am also using this podcast to help me with that. I will be discussing hot topics weekly. Thanks for […]

Learn first-hand lessons from leaders at Texas A&M! This podcast offers an inside glimpse into the great work of leaders across campus making their positive impact at one of the world’s largest universities!

How do you learn the story of a university? You talk to its people. Then you listen. From politics to music to the Little 500, hosts James Shanahan and Elaine Monaghan shine a light on the people and stories that make IU one of the most vibrant communities in the country. Bringing IU to you […]

Welcome to Our Side of The Coin, a podcast in which Ammar and Matthew (two random College students), debate various topics from a student’s perspective. Subscribe to our YouTube channel for updates and the latest episodes: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAWiS-prUmnjEoTMAn_UJmA

The Garthwait Leadership Center (GLC), through collaborative partnerships across Gettysburg College, creates intellectual and experiential opportunities for students and alumni to develop leadership skills. Through these experiences, students and alumni identify and reflect on their passions, and learn how to apply leadership skills ethically to make a positive impact. The Garthwait Leadership Center’s name recognizes […]

With my experience of more than three decades in the management of Open and Distance Learning systems , I want to guide youth about upcoming educational avenues. This podcast is meant for the aspiring students who are looking for such possibilities

Random topics…you can listen in any order. I’m a college student in North Carolina, USA. I do one of three things: normal podcasting, audiobooks, and book summaries. I am currently taking a break from the podcast but plan to continue after my career has settled in the next year.

The University of Florida Warrington College of Business is proud to present its first ever podcast: We Are Warrington. We Are Warrington helps young business leaders discover what is possible by highlighting stories from the Warrington community about the University of Florida experience, business industry insights, innovative research, and more. Hosted by Andy Lord, the […]

A podcast where academics discuss their policy relevant work (and coffee preferences).

University can be tough, especially in a pandemic. Join Majeed Zabsonre in the President’s Lounge, as he explores trying to navigate a global pandemic as a university student, touching on what it actually means to be a young adult, what happens after you graduate post secondary, and what to look forward to when you do.

Nathalie Michelle takes you throughout her life as a 21 year old college student. She talks family, friendships, mental health, dating and so much more. This podcast is about growth and love. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nathalie-michelle/support

Can we read something else? Cambridge University grad students Jill Damatac-Futter and Maxine Sibihwana are making their own canon as writers and readers (they’re in the Master’s in Creative Writing programme) and bring on special guests to chat about all things books, publishing, diversity, decolonisation, and the art of writing.

In another (retired) life…

Welcome to B-Team, hosted by Emmy Delgado and Joseph Carmichael. This podcast will follow the life of two college students and their crazy life experiences.

A library issues podcast from the University of South Carolina School of Information Science, the Augusta Baker Endowed Chair, and the South Carolina Center for Community Literacy, and in partnership with ‘Publishers Weekly’.

Is being a woman in academia a dream, game, or scam? AcaDames is a biweekly podcast that explores this question through interviews with a diverse range of women. Discussions cover career trajectories, finances, childbearing decisions, spirituality, the ever-present patriarchy and everything in between. Co-hosts Whitney Robinson and Sarah Birken open up to each other and […]

This podcast by the American Studies Leipzig Alumni Association e.V. features alumni of American Studies and their professional paths so far. We ask alumni to share insights into the ups and downs of finding a fitting job in a variety of different fields. While chatting about their studies, their application processes, and job experiences, alumni […]

boss bitch energy = being a broke, bored, and stressed college student starting a podcast to rant about life. that’s pretty much it. enjoy. follow us (@bossbtchenergy) & our hosts on Instagram to stay even more up-to-date on our college chaos: Ana Rose (@ana.mrose) and Ashlyn Mahoney (@ashlynmahoney) 🤍 podcast cover art by Ashlyn Mahoney; […]

We are college students who likes deep conversations and challenge common beliefs.

hi! we’re Bianca and Jo — two art students who like to talk (complain) about any and everything! from current social issues to literally anything that pops into our heads, if you want to hear two people with correct opinions about everything speak for an hour, this is the pod for you! @nobecausepod on Twitter!

Hi, we are Cheese ‘n Rice, the most professional looking amateur podcasters. We are two college besties here to talk about absolutely everything and utterly nothing. Instagram: https://bit.ly/2OpEYyc Twitter: https://bit.ly/3fGGNBY Music provided by Trevor Miller: https://bit.ly/39FvLsY

The official podcast of the University of St. Thomas Neighborhood Relations in Saint Paul, Minnesota. Here, there are updates to the campus neighborhood, information that neighborhood students need to know, and much more!

iHeartRadio knows how important the graduation ceremony is. After four long years of hard work, commencement offers one last moment to reflect before you toss your hat into the air and take on the world. We also know that because of these difficult times, a lot of graduates won’t get to attend their ceremony in […]

4 GenZ girls on their journeys through college & post-college navigating the crazy modern world. On this podcast, Mariana, Sangi, Kala & Su Wern share their personal conversations from topics like their future careers, #girltalk, social impact and everything in-between. Our generation are the rising leaders of the future and we’re not ones to be […]

Podcast by @iGlinavos

Every month, Simone sits down with student organizers across the country to talk about equity in education. Listen to this podcast to get the scoop on standardized testing, the secrets to civic engagement, and more!

Hi everyone! Here I’ll talk about life, being a step mom, full time college student and dealing with mental issues.

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