Career Planning for Psychology Students
One of the benefits of an undergraduate degree in Psychology is that it can be useful in many different types of careers. The challenge, then, is to identify and plan for a post-graduate career pathway that fits your interests, values, strengths, and goals. This guide is designed to support undergraduate Psychology students in planning for their post-graduate career.
Personal Exploration
I am new to psychology and would like more insights on what this discipline offers.
Researching job and career options
I am new to career searching in the field of psychology.
In researching more specific career options, there are two key questions that can guide your exploration. Note that the Department of Psychology has gathered testimonies from its faculty to help you explore career options through these two different questions.
Where do you want to go?
This starts from your ideas about the fields, occupations, and career pathways you are considering pursuing after graduation.
What are you interested in?
This starts from the areas of Psychology you find most interesting.
Preparing for Your Career
Start building your path in psychology with next steps, from advising and career exploration to gaining experience and making connections.