In this article, I overview the research of the newly hatched graduates from The Niels Bohr Professorship Centre for Cultural Psychology (NBPCCP) at Aalborg University. These students are the world's first graduates to obtain a master's degree in “Cultural Psychology and Social Practice”, completed in the first research centre in the world specifically dedicated to investigations into cultural psychologies. I describe seven of the students' self-created paths and point to where cultural psychology and the education in this field could possibly take us.
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