SACAP graduates can build significant careers in areas where having a grounded knowledge of psychology, an applied skill set, as well as well-developed research and writing skills, is valued. Examples include, but are not limited to, careers in: Community and social development, Health and welfare, Education, Social policy research and development, Advocacy agencies, Psychosocial intervention programmes, Market research, Human resources and employee wellness, Services for the disabled and ageing, Counselling and mental health services, Juvenile justice, immigration and refugee support services, Programme management, and project management and implementation Some students study psychology with the aim of becoming a registered mental health care professional. Find out more about our Applied Psychology courses here