What is the employment direction and prospect of master of psychology?

After graduating from psychology, you can choose a variety of employment directions, including:

Clinical psychological counselor: engaged in psychological counseling and treatment in medical institutions or psychological counseling institutions to help patients solve psychological problems.

Educational psychologist: engaged in psychological evaluation, consultation and counseling in schools, educational institutions or educational consulting institutions to help students overcome difficulties in study and life.

Organizational psychologist: Engaged in human resource management, training and development in enterprises, government agencies or non-profit organizations to help organizations improve employee efficiency and satisfaction.

Social worker: Engaged in social work in social welfare institutions, charities or community service centers to help the disadvantaged groups solve their life and psychological problems.

Master of Psychology has a broad employment prospect, especially the society pays more and more attention to mental health problems, and the demand for mental health services is growing. According to the data of the National Bureau of Statistics, the number of employees engaged in psychological counseling and treatment has been increasing year by year in recent years. Moreover, graduates with master's degree in psychology can also choose doctoral students in related fields to study the frontier issues of psychology and related fields in depth, or choose to start their own businesses and set up psychological counseling institutions or mental health service centers. In short, the Master of Psychology has broad employment prospects and many career choices.