Indiana Masters in Psychology
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A master's degree in psychology prepares individuals for many professions, professions with robust job growth and increasing demand.
Indiana's employers are interested in the skills those with master's degrees bring to collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data, and their knowledge of statistics and experimental design. Employers also favor those with advanced degrees in psychology because of their interest in helping people and impacting lives.
Some individuals with this degree pursue related careers in marketing research, special education, clergy, and advertising. Others stay in the helping professions, pursuing careers in community mental health centers, social agencies, correctional institutions, halfway houses, hospitals and other health-care facilities.
In Indiana, demand is currently high in corrections, corporate, and the private sector. But the American Psychological Association predicts strong job growth and demand for all those with advanced degrees in psychology through the next decade.
The master's degree also provides an excellent background for those wanting to continue with doctoral-level studies or certification in psychology - or to teach psychology at the high school or undergraduate level.
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