Considering pursuing a career in psychology? Well you're not the only one. As a matter of fact over 750,000 people in the UK currently work in an area which involves psychology as part of their role.
Become a psychologist
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Getting started
Your path to becoming a psychologist can start at any point. Some begin their journey at school, or at college, while others don't start until university.
But whatever level you're at, we aim to provide you with all the information (and inspiration) to help you on your way.
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Postgraduate study and Society qualifications
Around 25% of psychology graduates eventually go on to undertake postgraduate study.
On this page you'll find advice about how to find the right course for you, including information about undertaking one of our Society-accredited conversion courses.
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Career options in psychology
Whether you're new to the job market, or looking for a change of career, there are many options available to you in the field of psychology.
But finding the right one isn't always easy, so this page aims to provide some helpful insight and guidance.
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Related roles and careers
Not all graduates go on to become practising psychologists, nor do all psychology-related roles require an accredited psychology degree.
For more information on the variety of roles available in the wider psychological workforce, please click here.
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Additional careers resources
The BPS provides a number of careers resources for schools, colleges, and higher educational institutions.
These include youtube videos, newsletters, and downloadable resources, all of which can be accessed on this page.
