Kentucky Masters in Psychology
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Economists rank psychology-related jobs as some of the fastest growing careers for job seekers, and those with master's degrees remain some of the most competitive candidates in the market.
In Kentucky, the State's Office of Employment and Training project three psychology-related jobs to grow by more than 20% between 2006 and 2016: substance abuse and behavioral disorder counseling jobs, mental health counseling jobs, and marriage and family therapist jobs.
These careers require master's degrees, a degree that give students the theoretical and most current, practical knowledge needed to make an impact on others' lives.
Some of the other fields in psychology that students in master's programs prepare for are clinical, developmental, educational, forensic, and health psychology. Jobs working with Kentucky's aging population are also growing.
Additionally, rapid changes in the nation's economy have put added pressure on individuals and families, requiring the specialized skills offered by those with master's degrees. Those interested in pursuing a PhD in psychology also receive excellent preparation while studying for a master's degree.
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