Psychology career resources
Psychology offers an unusually wide variety of career opportunities. As the study of behavior, psychology is immediately relevant to nearly every type of human activity, and the career opportunities available to psychology students reflect this. With a strong background in psychology, you will not be restricted to a narrow range of career options -- indeed, you will be qualified to work in a variety of diverse, challenging and exciting settings. While many career paths in psychology require an advanced degree (either a master's or doctorate), there is an abundance of options available to students with just a bachelor's degree.
We recommend the following links for more information on careers:
- University Career Studio
- American Psychological Association
- Graduate School in Psychology
- Explore Majors
- Find Your Passion
- Graduate Records Examination
- University Writing Center
- Mitch's Grad School in Clinical Psychology Advice
- Ebook: Insider's Guide to Graduate Programs in Clinical and Counseling Psychology
Knowledge Center Reference Desk
- The Psychology Major: Career Options and Strategies for Success
- Careers in Psychology: Opportunities in a Changing World
- APA Guide to Graduate Schools in Psychology (2017 edition)