CAREERS IN PSYCHOLOGY

Helping Professions: Mental Health & Social Services Areas Bachelors Degree: case worker child protection worker behavior analyst director of volunteer services probation/parole officer substance abuse counselor program manager psychiatric technician rehabilitation advisor family service worker residential youth counselor group home coordinator social service director daycare center supervisor veterans' advisor employment counselor

Helping Professions: Mental Health & Social Services Areas Masters Degree: Mental health counselor Social worker Family & marriage therapist Art therapist Psychometrist Doctoral Degree: Clinical psychologist Counseling psychologist Psychiatrist

Additional Psychology Areas Graduate Degree: Behavioral Neuroscience Developmental Psychology Personality Psychology Social Psychology Evaluation, Measurement, and Statistics Forensic Psychology Cognitive Psychology Community Psychology Health Psychology Sport Psychology Child and Family Policy Family Psychology Media Psychology Public Service Military Psychology Applied Experimental and Engineering Psychology Rehabilitation Psychology

Education-Related Areas Masters Degree: School psychologist School counselor Teacher (certification) Doctoral Degree: Professor Educational psychologist

Business-Related Areas Masters or Doctorate Degree: Industrial & Organizational Psychology (e.g., assessment, recruitment, leadership) Human Factors Marketing Consulting Psychology Consumer Psychology

Bachelors Degree: affirmative action officer community relations officer hospital patient service representative child care worker congressional aide newspaper reporter college admissions counselor director of alumni relations (college) park and recreation director college admissions recruiter director of fund raising (college) statistical assistant community recreation worker technical writer fast food restaurant manager