Undergraduate

Mental and behavioral health offers a variety of educational pathways that can lead to rewarding careers supporting individuals, families, and communities. Whether your interests are in psychology, social work, counseling, public health, or human services, exploring the Career Pathways Map can help you understand educational paths and career options.

As an undergraduate student, you can continue to explore different programs of study to ensure you are on the right path to a fulfilling career.

Internships, work based learning experiences, and entry level employment opportunities allow students to gain practical experience while building professional networks. These opportunities help connect classroom learning to real world settings and can prepare students for future careers in behavioral health and related fields.

Scout out resources that support academic success and career development, including scholarship opportunities, professional associations, mentorship programs, and career exploration tools. These resources can help you navigate your educational journey and prepare for future employment opportunities.

Ready to take the next step in your educational journey? Graduate degree programs can prepare you for advanced clinical, counseling, research, and leadership roles within the mental and behavioral health field. Explore graduate education opportunities to learn how additional training can help you expand your career options and work toward professional licensure.