North Carolina Masters in Psychology
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The careers of the future are those labeled social assistance jobs, jobs the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts to increase by 4 million between the years 2008 and 2018. Social assistance jobs include those requiring a psychology background, and those with master’s degrees in psychology will undoubtedly benefit, having more jobs available, and more opportunities for career advancement.
And projected job growth in North Carolina for psychology-related careers follows the national trend. Jobs in mental health counseling are projected to grow by 53%, one of the highest rates in the country. These positions are filled first by those with master’s degrees. In addition, psychology-related careers other than counseling also benefit from this advanced degree.
Those with a master’s degree in psychology find employment in North Carolina’s community mental health centers, social agencies, hospitals, halfway houses, correctional institutions, substance abuse centers, and other nonprofit organizations.
Completing a master’s degree helps students discover their passion, often through supervised internships. It also provides a solid background for those wanting to continue with doctoral studies in psychology.
To receive free information on North Carolina’s masters degree programs in psychology, simply contact the schools listed below.
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