What can I do with a Psychology degree?

The opportunities are vast for careers in psychology:

A clinical psychologist can help with depressive signs of grief. Biopsychologists research the impact of brain damage, and neuropsychologists provide comprehensive, tailored treatments for brain injury patients.

But the work one can do in psychology isn’t limited to clinical settings alone. An industrial and organizational psychologist analyzes an organization’s issues and proposes solutions. And what about that long line of customers queuing outside a retail store? That’s the contribution of a consumer psychologist applying the scarcity principle: FOMO. Sound familiar?

Here are some careers opportunities to explore:

• Health and Safety Engineers
• Social and Human Service Assistants
• Child, Family, and School Social Workers
• Social Science Research Assistants
• Training and Development Managers