Counseling Psychologist
Offer counseling services in schools, colleges, corporate settings, or private practice, helping individuals deal with personal or emotional issues.
Educational Psychologist
Work in schools or educational institutions, providing support for students' learning, development, and emotional well-being.
Forensic Psychologist
Work with law enforcement agencies, courts, or correctional facilities to provide insights into criminal behavior, profiling, and rehabilitation.
Psychiatric Technician
Work alongside psychiatrists and clinical psychologists, assisting in the treatment and care of patients with mental health disorders in hospitals or clinics.
Psychotherapy Assistant
Support licensed psychotherapists in providing therapy to clients, learning the therapeutic process firsthand.
Social Worker
Combine psychology with social work, helping individuals and families cope with issues such as addiction, trauma, or abuse.
Clinical Psychologist
Similar to B.A. (Hons), a B.Sc. (Hons) followed by a Master's and clinical training can lead to becoming a licensed clinical psychologist.
Research Assistant
Assist in psychological research at universities, hospitals, or research institutes, contributing to studies in areas like cognition, behavior, or neuroscience.
Laboratory Technician
Work in psychological or neuroscience labs, assisting in experiments, data collection, and analysis related to human behavior and brain function.
Human Factors Specialist
Work in industries like technology, engineering, or design to study and improve the interaction between people and products, ensuring usability and efficiency.
Psychological Assessment Specialist
Administer and interpret psychological tests used in clinical, educational, or organizational settings, often in collaboration with licensed psychologists.