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Resources for students on careers and opportunities in psychology

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APA resources for high school students

Download a single page printable handout (PDF, 120KB)opens in new window that provides an overview of APA resources for high school students with a QR code that links to a website designed for high school students with links to:

  • descriptions of psychology subfields
  • data on careers pursued by those with a bachelor’s degree in psychology and interviews of people working in different jobs
  • videos on careers in applied psychology (e.g., public service psychology, law and psychology, sport psychology)
  • tips on how students can use psychology to improve study skills, cope with stress, etc.
  • the option to subscribe to a free newsletter designed specifically for psychology students (no APA membership required)
  • a video on the value of taking a high school psychology course
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APA resources for undergraduate students

Download a single page printable handout (PDF, 442KB)opens in new window that provides an overview of APA resources for college students with a QR code that links to a website designed for college students with links to:

  • descriptions of psychology subfields
  • data on careers pursued by those with a bachelor’s degree in psychology and interviews of people working in different jobs
  • videos on careers in applied psychology (e.g., public service psychology, law and psychology, sport psychology)
  • resources on finding internships and research opportunities
  • tips on applying to graduate school
  • the option to subscribe to a free newsletter designed specifically for psychology students (no APA membership required)
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The skillful psychology student

Download a single page printable handout (PDF, 56KB)opens in new window that shows how the skills students develop while studying psychology map on to the cognitive, communication, personal, social, and technological skills that employers value in their workforce.

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Psychology’s integrative themes

Download a single page printable handout (PDF, 43KB)opens in new window that lists seven themes cut across all areas of psychological science.

Resources for high school and community college educators

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APA resources for high school teachers

Download a single page printable handout (PDF, 116KB)opens in new window that provides an overview of APA resources for high school teachers with a QR code that links to a website designed for high school psychology teachers with links to:

  • curriculum standards for teaching high school psychology
  • free unit lesson plans
  • an activities database
  • resources for broadening representation across the high school psychology course
  • professional development opportunities
  • a free online psychology laboratory that offers students opportunities to participate in experiments
  • the option to subscribe to a free newsletter designed specifically for high school teachers (no APA membership required)
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APA resources for undergraduate educators

Download a single page printable handout (PDF, 483KB)opens in new window that provides an overview of APA resources for undergraduate educators with a QR code that links to a website designed for college educators with links to:

  • resources from APA’s Introductory Psychology Initiative and recommended student learning outcomes
  • APA’s Guidelines for the Undergraduate Psychology Major
  • APA’s Principles for Quality Undergraduate Education in Psychology
  • Project Assessment, a freely accessible digital library of activities, assignments, and other learning assessments
  • guide to college teaching
  • adjunct faculty resource guide
  • a free online psychology laboratory that offers students opportunities to participate in experiments
  • the option to subscribe to a free newsletter designed specifically for high school teachers and undergraduate educators (no APA membership required)
Date created: November 2024

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