Psychology Education and Careers
By Kendra Cherry, black-rose-bielefeld.de Guide
- Where to Start
- Questions About Psychology Careers
- Tips for Succeeding in School
- A Closer Look at Psychology Careers
- Getting a Job In Psychology
Where to Start
Before you can start your psychology career, you need to explore the educational options that will lead you to your dream job. Because your future career depends largely on the type of degree you earn, it is important to start planning as early as possible. High school students, college students or adults interested in changing careers should explore the following articles to learn more about the various educational opportunities that are available.
- Before You Choose a Psychology Major
- Should You Get a Master's or Doctorate Degree?
- Before You Choose a Graduate Program in Psychology
- Tips for Choosing a Psychology Graduate Program
- Undergraduate Courses You Need to Take Before Grad School
- Alternative Graduate Programs for Psychology Majors
Questions About Psychology Careers
Before you determine which career option is right for you, carefully consider some of the big questions about psychology careers. Salaries, working conditions, job opportunities and training requirements should all play a role in your decision-making process.
- What Are the Different Specialty Areas in Psychology?
- What Do Psychologists Do?
- Where Do Psychologists Work?
- How Much Do Psychologists Earn?
- How Much Education Do I Need to Be a Psychologist?
- What Can I Do With a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology?
- What Can I Do With a Graduate Degree in Psychology?
- Are There Any Licensing or Accreditation Requirements for Psychologists?
- What Is the Job Outlook Like for Psychologists?
Tips for Succeeding in School
Once you've started to get an idea of the type of degree you would like to earn, the next step is to get out there and earn it! Fortunately, there are plenty of great tips to help psychology students succeed in school.
- How to Study Psychology
- A Quick Guide to APA Format
- Test Tips for Multiple-Choice Exams
- How to Read (and Understand) a Psychology Journal Article
- Where to Find Free Full-Text Psychology Journal Articles
- 5 Study Guides That Will Boost Your Understanding of Psychology
- Where to Look for Psychology Scholarships
A Closer Look at Psychology Careers
With so many different career options out there, how can you ever narrow your choice down to just one? One way to start is to explore some specialty areas within psychology to learn more about what different careers have to offer. Check out some of the following in-depth looks at specific psychology careers to learn more about whether the job you are considering is really right for you.
- Clinical Psychology
- Cognitive Psychology
- Counseling Psychology
- Forensic Psychology
- Healthy Psychology
Getting a Job In Psychology
The next step after earning your degree is to actually find a job in psychology. Learn more about your job options and discover some of the best places to look for employment.