Careers Q&A: Finding Your Path | CareersLab

In this Q&A episode, Raj details a process for confidently finding your path post-university and making decisions you'll be happy with
00:00 Intro
00:19 "What are the best ways to narrow down what you would like to do after uni?" - Emilia
02:53 "What work experience to consider doing during end of academic year holidays?" - Hannah
04:51 "Is it true UCL is only good for pursuing a career in research?" - Clara
Referenced links:
1. LinkedIn UCL alumni filter: www.linkedin.com/school/university-college-london/people
2. Bentham Connect UCL alumni website: uclalumnicommunity.org
3. UCL Careers Curated Vacancies: navigate to Vacancies after logging on here: www.ucl.ac.uk/careers/myuclcareers-0
4. Booking a UCL Careers appointment: www.ucl.ac.uk/careers/myuclcareers-0

[@oulatarroneljo5274]

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[@Fairybutte777]

Thank you for the information ✨

[@UCLCareersTV]

It's a pleasure, Miss Bliss. Let me know if you've any more questions :-) Raj

[@Fairybutte777]

I was curious about whether after completing a master's degree from UCL and without a PhD are there jobs options available in the field of psychology? Thankyou 🙂

[@UCLCareersTV]

@@Fairybutte777 Sure there are! There are the more obvious ones like becoming an assistant psychologist with the NHS - normally the way to get training as a practitioner, but if becoming a practitioner isn't your thing, then the fields open to you are extremely broad... anything from User Experience design to Communication and much much more. Have you checked out the LinkedIn UCL alumni database and filtered for degrees in psychology (I see 11,030 Psychology UCL grads in this dataset)? This could give you a big-data feel for your question... especially looking at the profiles of those with MScs in Psychology but not PhDs. This is the link... let me know what you think/find, Raj :-) www.linkedin.com/school/university-college-london/people