Career Options for Psychology Majors This is a brief sampling of skills, occupational titles, and employment settings which relate to a major in psychology. Knowledge and Skills Psychology Majors Develop: Problem solving Knowledge of brain/behavior relationships Effective oral and written communication Critical thinking: analysis, synthesis, evaluation Social perception and sensitivityLiterature review Knowledge of social behavior Research skills: statistical analysis, research design measurement, and evaluation Knowledge of human development Career Options PDF Sample Job Titles for Psychology Majors: Entry Level Positions Advisor in education Caseworker Child care worker Clergy member Employee trainer Employment recruiter/interviewer Group home "house parent" Journalist/columnist/commentator Parent educator Personnel officer Probation officer Program evaluator Salesperson Social worker (Level 1) Youth program supervisor Positions Requiring Further Training Attorney Counselor (e.g., rehab, guidance) Elementary/secondary/special ed. Hospital administrator Marriage and family therapist Occupational/physical therapist Physician Psychiatrist Psychologist (e.g., clinical, Psychiatric aide Public relations representative Recreation supervisor Research technician/statistician developmental) Psychometrist Therapist (e.g., art, music, drama) University professor Possible Employment Settings for Psychology Majors: Adoption and child care agencies Advertising depts and agencies Air, bus, rail lines Business corporations Churches and religious organizations Colleges and schools Community organizations Correctional institutions Court system Educational agencies Government agencies Hospitals Mgmt consulting firms Mental health agencies and associations Personnel departments Social services agencies