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1. Educating the next generation
Approximately one in five psychologists with a research doctorate work primarily as college and university professors.
(July 2019)
2. How satisfied are psychology-degree holders with their jobs?
People with psychology doctorates are more likely to report satisfaction with their jobs.
(June 2019)
3. The growth of psychology baccalaureates slows
Psychology baccalaureate growth has declined since 2013.
(May 2019)
4. Top 5 skills employers seek in psychologists
The most in-demand skill categories in job advertisements include leadership and cultural awareness skills.
(April 2019)
5. Most psychologists are satisfied with their jobs
Job satisfaction varies with work activity and career stage.
(March 2019)
6. Psychology faculty earn less than faculty in similar disciplines
Psychology faculty earn less on the dollar than faculty from other social sciences or from other STEM disciplines such as biological sciences.
(February 2019)
7. Seasonal trends in ads for psychology jobs
Health service psychologist positions and faculty positions were the most popular ads posted on APA PsycCareers.
(January 2019)
8. Women outnumber men in psychology graduate programs
Female graduate students in psychology outnumber males by three to one.
(December 2018)
9. Federal research funding for psychology has not kept up with inflation
Adjusted for inflation, federal funding for psychological research decreased by 4.8 percent between 2007-2017.
(November 2018)
10. Do psychology degree holders work in psychology jobs?
Summary of data concerning whether people who received a psychology bachelor's degree ended up with jobs related to that degree.
(October 2018)

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