Does psychology have a good employment prospect?

Not so good. I graduated with a master's degree in psychology At present, the employment direction of psychology is mainly universities, primary and secondary schools and enterprises. The requirements for entering colleges and universities are very high now. Basically, they all require a doctorate. Most of the masters are counselors, and party member must be a counselor. Many primary and secondary schools need masters, and the recruitment gap is very small, because a school also needs 1-2 psychological teachers, many of which are for exams. Enterprises generally do human resource management, but human resource management has a special human resource management major, so its competitiveness is not very strong. If you enter a consulting organization, you may not be able to support yourself. The chances of taking an examination of public institutions and civil servants are relatively small, because there are fewer candidates in this major. Even though there are many public security majors, they are basically boys and have higher physical requirements. There are even fewer opportunities to go abroad. One third of a class in foreign mathematics department may be from China, but one class in psychology department has only 1-2 Chinese. Because psychology itself is a subject with strong dependence on culture, it requires a higher level of language. There are many ways of discussion and field practice in foreign teaching models, which were difficult for China people to learn in the past. The present situation of psychology is promising prospects and worrying employment. It's not an alarmist, but a fact.