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2016-10-07 18:09:54

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Ayan hassan

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You can work as a teacher in a school or opt for Ph.D in psychology. You can also work as a counselor.

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2016-10-04 19:41:27

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Tintisha Basu

Beginner-Level 5

Industrial psychology is a very good choice if you want to work with companies. Many companies are recognising industrial psychologist for the aptitude tests and recruiting people. If that is what you, then industrial psychology is the best option for you.

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2016-09-30 00:51:37

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2016-09-20 19:56:55

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rafat parveen

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 Psychology is a great field to embark upon, Jobs directly related to your degree include

  • Clinical psychologist
  • Counselling psychologist
  • Educational psychologist
  • Forensic psychologist
  • Further education teacher 
  • Health psychologist
  • Occupational psychologist
  • Primary care graduate mental health worker
  • Psychological well-being practitioner
  • Sport and exercise psychologist

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2016-09-20 19:48:47

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rafat parveen

Contributor-Level 7

Hi,
Jobs directly related to your degree include:
1. Clinical psychologist
2. Counselling psychologist
3. Educational psychologist
4. Forensic psychologist
5. Further education teacher
6. Health psychologist
7. Occupational psychologist
8. Primary care graduate mental health worker
9. Psychological wellbeing practitioner
10. Sport and exercise psychologist
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An undergraduate course from a college in DU can help. Amity, Noida is also a good option (yes, it is costly but it is a good college).

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2016-09-20 18:53:34

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Tintisha Basu

Beginner-Level 5

Ideally, you should have your Bachelors in psychology to pursue your Masters in psychology. However, some universities do permit graduates from other streams to apply for Masters in psychology. Depending on your location, check in the local colleges. You may even pursue your Masters in Industrial Psychology if you want to work in the corporate sector.

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2016-09-19 15:24:24

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2016-09-17 20:40:58

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Tintisha Basu

Beginner-Level 5

In other counties you need a license to practice as a psychologist. As of now, only RCI gives a license in India. Other than that, there are many institutions that do not ask for a license.

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2016-09-17 20:32:36

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Tintisha Basu

Beginner-Level 5

Since you are pursuing your MA in psychology from IGNOU, check up with the university guidelines. Also, since psychology is a practical subject, you will need hands on experience. Do apply for internship at a reputed institution and dedicate a good amount of hours to it.
I hope this answer helps.

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2016-09-11 08:10:28

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Chetna S

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You should opt for the USA. If not, then UK and Singapore are good too. You may also look for Helsinki, Finland as they have the most rigorous and respected program.

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