Massachusetts Bachelors in Psychology
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Massachusetts is a thriving east coast state with a rising personal income level and an economy that fared better than the nation as a whole during the recent recession, according to economists at Boston’s Northeastern University. Leading industries in the state include securities and investments, real estate, insurance, business services, higher education, computers, and pharmaceuticals and health products. No matter what a graduate’s passion is, an individual with a bachelor’s in psychology should be well poised for work in a number of growing industries in Massachusetts.
According to the Massachusetts office of Housing and Economic Development, financial institutions, colleges and universities, and healthcare companies constitute the largest employers in the state. Fortunately for graduates with a bachelor’s in psychology, those coming out of school should be prepared for work in these fields where interpersonal communication, research, data collection and interpretation, interviewing, analysis, and feedback are required. Psychology graduates are particularly suited for work in market analysis, communications analysis, workplace organization, recruiting and training, and writing and communications.
The state is also home to an aging population. While the aging population could affect employment growth in some sectors, it will improve the job outlook for many other industries where psychology graduates excel. Case management, employment counseling, social service, disability counseling, and other family services will continue to grow in demand in Massachusetts.
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