Hi Sumbul, thank you for the great insight! it really gives a reality check. Can you please recommend any part-time/unpaid internships or anything in the field of researchwork that we can do while we are studying which might boost our CV when we apply for Research Assistant jobs in the future?
Hello. Thank you for your comment. The most common way is to get in touch with the professors who are working on research topics that interest you. Some won't write back and some will. The ones who do may politely say no that they don't have anything at the moment. Unfortunately, there is no easy way but to keep trying. I understand sometimes it can be difficult to streamline one's interest in research and that's absolutely fine. Try out different things and you might be able to figure out what eventually interests you. Hope this helps!
Hi I have done bachelors of science in psychology and I got an offer from university of Sunderland for this September but it’s a conversion course do you think I can get a sponsored job after it
Thank you for reaching out. Unfortunately, it is difficult to say at this point whether one will get a sponsored job after a conversion programme. Some people do and some don't. Please watch this video where I have discussed certain challenges in finding jobs after a conversion programme: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fThCx_s0vP4.html Hope this helps!
Will an Msc psychology converstion degree be useful back in India? Also which UK university would you recommend for this degree? How was your experience in University of Edinburgh?
Which university is best for master in computer science and Master in cyber security Master in data analyst And in this course which one is best ..give suggestions
Hello mam, i am from India. I have completed my bachelors in English and after that done a 1 year PG Diploma in Counselling Psychology and i also hold a Master of Social work in Counselling, Now i have opted for the Msc psychology conversion course in the september intake in UK from the uni of Hertforshire, can you please tell me mam is my decision right to take this course, will i be able to work related to this field after completing this course.
Hello. Thank you for your comment. Congratulations on your offer!! Please watch my video on job search challenges after completing a conversion programme in psychology in the UK: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fThCx_s0vP4.html Also, I am currently working on a video that might provide more clarity to you, so stay tuned. Hope this helps!!
Hii is it possible to opt for psychology course after completing my graduation in Bsc home science? And another question is that i have completed my masters in psychology and pg diploma as well. What is the procedure to be an psychologist in UK after pursuing masters and diploma in india Please reply
Thank you for your comment. Ideally, you should be able to pursue psychology after a bachelor's degree in Home Science. Regarding your second question, I highly recommend that you watch this video where I explained everything in great detail: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qPBMKfExKNY.html Hope this helps!
Hi, I had my undergrad in btech, and I am currently pursuing my ba in psychology in distance learning. So is it mandatory that I complete my ba in psychology or can I apply for the masters in clinical psychology in uk with the btech undergrad degree. I wish to focus on my career on practising as a clinical psychologist. So can you help me out on the path that I should follow. Should I start with a bridge course or can I apply for the masters and then PhD. Also please mention the details about the path.
Hello. Thank you for your comment. Since you have completed a BTech degree, a conversion course or any other accredited course is required to get on the path of working as a clinical psychologist in the UK. Please see this video for more details: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qPBMKfExKNY.html Hope this helps and do reach out in case you have any more questions.
Hi! I have a Bachelor's in English and I wish to take a conversion course (MSc) in Psychology. But my real aim is to do a PhD in Neuroscience. Will my conversion degree be sufficient for me to be selected as a PhD candidate in a university in the UK? Or do I need a proper MSc in Neuroscience (or a related field) on top of my conversion degree to be eligible for PhD?
Hello. Thank you for your comment. Please watch my video on PhD opportunities after a conversion programme. I hope it's useful and do get in touch in case you have any specific questions!
Hi i done my masters in english and master in education and also have seven years work experience in teaching....now i applied psychology MSc conversion program in UK, as i take turn my carrier as educational psychologist,it possible to get sound opportunities in uk schools.... please suggest me
Hello. Thank you for your comment. Please watch my video on job search challenges after a psychology conversion programme in the UK. I hope it's useful to you and do get in touch in case you have any specific questions!
Hii,i completed Bsc. Psychology (3yrs) in Indian and planned to do Msc. Clinical Psychology in university of Plymouth (BPS accredited) which is 1yr course. Will i be able to work as a clinical psychologist after this degree or i need to do DClinPsy. Can you plzzz ans me ❤
Hey, I completed my undergrad from India and I am joining this year for MSc clinical psychology instead of a conversion course. Will it be possible to get a job in the field of psychology after my msc clinical psychology degree?
@@sumbulsyed95 hello, yes I did my undergraduate in psychology honours for 3 years. The uni that I have chosen is University of South Wales and the course is MSc clinical psychology. It is not bps accredited and is for one year
@@anna-_-7936 Your course definitely sounds interesting! Congratulations on the offer by the way. However, since the course is not BPS accredited, I would highly recommend that you either get in touch with the department or BPS in order to ensure whether you would still be eligible to work as a clinical psychologist in the UK. Please ignore what I say if you're not interested in clinical practice in the UK. Hope this helps!
Hi, I have completed my undergraduate degree in Psychology from India and I am planning to pursue MSc in Health Psychology from the University of Stirling, which is BPS accredited. I am wondering if it is possible to find a job in the same field after completing my Masters.
Hello. Thank you for your message. Congratulations on your offer! Health Psychology is definitely an interesting sub-field in psychology. While I cannot point out any specific jobs (as I don't have a health psychology background), a lot of people either work as licensed Health Psychologists or find jobs in public health/healthcare/social care. Hope this helps!
Usually, conversion programmes are master's level programmes but yes, if you are interested in a second master's you can pursue it though you may have to justify/clarify in your statement of purpose why you are doing another master's degree. Hope this helps!
@@sumbulsyed95 conversion is a bridging course i guess....because i am from commerce so to do masters in this field i need a bridge course to be eligible...where can i connect for further queries?
Which university is best for master in computer science and Master in cyber security Master in data analyst And in this course which one is best ..give suggestions
Will an Msc psychology converstion degree be useful back in India? Also which UK university would you recommend for this degree? How was your experience in University of Edinburgh?
I am not sure how useful a conversion degree from the UK will be in India especially if you are interested in clinical practice and not research. Maybe you can get in touch with the RCI (Rehabilitation Council of India)? My experience was good overall however, there can be certain challenges in job search. I have made a video on this and I highly recommend that you watch it: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fThCx_s0vP4.html Hope this helps!
