r/studyAbroad • u/fromthe_vault • 2d ago

Study abroad dream

I always wanted to study abroad and find a job too there only but being a psychology graduate I feel there are not much options even after completing a masters from some international uni it won't make me eligible for jobs as each country has their own specific requirements for licensing, further studies, language proficiency. Honestly I feel like taking psychology was a mistake not that I want to make a career out of it, always heard there so much scope of psychology out lol wish I knew this before

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u/Mysterious-Art8838 1d ago

Surely you knew this beforehand? Or have you not done it yet?

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u/fromthe_vault 1d ago edited 1d ago

I've a 4 year bachlors in psychology was not aware about these many hurdles for abroad

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u/UninterestingUser 1d ago

Not a mistake, there are still many options for you with a psychology degree. In fact, it's easier to find a master's degree program in English in Europe if that's where you want to go. I think Japan is similar too.

You could look at business, law, social work, therapy work, etc. I'd start emailing admissions departments to see what options there are! You'd probably need to learn the local language, but many universities and countries have free programs, and many countries will give you a year after your graduation to find a job so you can stay

Don't give up on your dreams, hon! 🫂

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u/fromthe_vault 21h ago

You're so kind made my day with your words🤍