If you are unsure of what you want to do with a health psychology degree, here are a few options to choose from and consider.
- Community health psychology: You could study the health profile of whole communities and explore risk factors in disease prevalence.
- Occupational health psychology: You could work with corporations to influence workplace policies that encourage the physical, mental and spiritual health of employees.
- Public health psychology: You could work within public and governmental health programs to influence public health policies or implement public health awareness campaigns.
- Clinical health psychology: You could help clients understand how behavior and lifestyle choices affect overall health and how to overcome lifestyle issues.
- With a masters in health psychology, you will be given many opportunities to help others better their physical and mental health in many different work settings.
To learn more about how Grand Canyon University’s College of Humanities and Social Sciences provides students with ways to bring psychological practices to the workplace, visit our website or click the Request More Information Button on this page.