Psychology

Career Prospects

Graduates of our Clinical Psychology program may pursue many professional opportunities and career paths. Depending on their specialization and professional certification, alumni can build successful careers in clinical psychology, psychotherapy, social work, counseling, behavior analysis (especially in the area of developmental disabilities), neuropsychology, educational/ academic psychology, cross-cultural consultations, and life coaching.

The Business Psychology program prepares students for careers in several sectors, including diversity and inclusion, social sciences, human resource management, user experience (UX) design, education, and consulting. Additionally, our graduates are well-prepared to pursue careers in academia and research institutes to investigate the antecedents of problematic behavior, design intervention programs, or evaluate their effectiveness. Graduates may also serve as consultants and policy advisors for individuals, businesses, and organizations. In their professional or personal lives, they might be involved in training and development, coaching, management and leadership, communication, and public relations.