A degree in psychology will provide you with skills and knowledge that can be used in many different types of professional careers.
These may include:
- supporting children and young people in educational settings (educational psychologist)
- assessing and treating criminal behaviour in prisons and judicial systems (forensic psychologist)
- helping patients of all ages manage the psychological aspects of their illness (health psychologist)
- dealing with career development in organisations (occupational psychologist)
- helping athletes and sport teams to deal psychologically with demand and to improve performance (sport and exercise psychologist)
A degree in psychology is also essential if you decide to undertake further training to become a clinical psychologist, a counsellor, or a researcher.
Your skills in research methodology and statistics can also be used to develop a career as data analyst in a variety of areas.
At the University of Dundee, we’re committed to helping you build a successful future. With a clear employability strategy, we support you to develop essential skills, gain valuable experience, and learn how to confidently apply for opportunities.
Our expert Careers Service offers tailored guidance, interactive workshops, and events such as Green Careers Week, the International Students Careers Symposium, and recruitment fairs.
Each academic school ensures employability is embedded throughout your studies, working in partnership to connect your learning with real-world opportunities. Over 300 employers visit campus each year, collaborating with students through placements, consultancy projects, and immersive experiences.
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