A psychology degree provides a strong foundation for careers in many different fields. Psychology graduates work in areas such as business, education, government, health care, human resources, law, marketing, research, and social services.
The resources below can help you explore your interests, learn about potential career paths, and prepare for life after graduation.
Explore Career Options
Psychology Career Exploration Resource
This online resource, designed specifically for undergraduate psychology majors, includes more than 2,000 curated links covering approximately 300 careers. Career paths are organized by occupational area and indicate whether they typically require a bachelor's degree or graduate training.
O*NET Interest Profiler
Not sure what careers fit your interests? The O*NET Interest Profiler is a free career assessment that helps you identify careers aligned with your interests while providing information about job responsibilities, education requirements, employment outlook, and salary.
APA Resources
The American Psychological Association provides resources describing careers in psychology, educational pathways, and workforce trends.
Career Development at Lehigh
Lehigh's Center for Career and Professional Development (CCPD) offers advising and resources to help students:
- Explore career interests
- Prepare résumés and cover letters
- Search for internships and jobs
- Build professional networks
- Prepare for interviews
- Plan for graduate or professional school
Visit the Career Lab for drop-in support, meet with a career coach, explore career resources and events, and take advantage of opportunities to connect with employers and Lehigh alumni.
Considering Graduate School?
Visit our Graduate School Resources page for information about graduate degree options, preparing a competitive application, and resources for exploring graduate programs.