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Careers In Psychology - A Guide to Careers In Clinical Psychology Forensic Psychology Business Psychology and More - cover

Careers In Psychology - A Guide to Careers In Clinical Psychology Forensic Psychology Business Psychology and More

Connor Whiteley

Publisher: CGD Publishing

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Summary

Psychology offers endless career opportunities.
 
Psychology offers everything from therapists to academics to hundreds of others. A psychology degree offers so many possibilities.
 
This great, engaging and eye-opening career book offers psychology students and professionals tons of insight into what you can do a psychology degree in a wide range of areas.
 
If you’re looking for psychology career advice, you NEED this book!
 
BUY NOW!
 
Careers In Psychology Content Includes
 
Part One: Introduction to Psychology Careers
 
Introduction
 
Why Is It Important to Look At This?
 
Why Do People Think Psychology Is A Bad Choice?
 
 
 
Part Two: Psychology Careers In Industrial, Experiments And Academic Psychology
 
Careers In Industrial Psychology
 
Careers In Experimental Psychology
 
Psychology Careers In Academia
 
My Own Experience Of Working In Psychology Academia
 
 
 
Part Three: Getting Ahead and Other Useful Information
 
Should You Do A Placement Year For University Students?
 
How Does Work Experience Benefit Psychology Students?
 
Why Do A Masters Degree?
 
Why Do A PhD?
 
 
 
Part Four: Clinical Psychology and Forensic Psychology Careers
 
Careers In Clinical Psychology Overview
 
Paths To Becoming A Therapist
 
What Are Forensic Psychology Careers?
 
Other Roles Within Clinical Psychology
 
Conclusion
Available since: 01/20/2023.
Print length: 117 pages.

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