Georgia Masters in Psychology
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A master's degree in psychology expands opportunities for those interested in helping others grow, change, and cope with emotional and behavioral issues that affect almost everyone - at some point in their lives.
Psychology-related jobs in Georgia fall within the trade and service sectors - areas supplying the state with the majority of jobs. Those with master's degrees in psychology work in both public and private health settings. An example of a public employer is the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, located near Atlanta, or the Kings Bay naval base, located adjacent to the town of St. Mary's in Camden County.
Private positions are available in residential care facilities, community and social service organizations, hospitals, community centers, group and residential homes, and with private counseling providers. Corporations also hire those with master's degrees in psychology in Georgia, valuing the analytical skills that a master’s program emphasizes.
A master's degree is also great preparation for those wanting to continue in a PhD program. If you desire a meaningful job with career growth, request free, no obligation information from the schools listed below.
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