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What jobs can I get in the north of Canada with a cognitive psychology degree?

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I want to work in Yukon, NWT, Nunavut, or the northern part of a province (excluding Quebec and the maritimes).

I have a masters degree in cognitive psychology.

I have already looked at the job opportunities on the territories government websites and monster.ca

Thanks!

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  1. Hmm, I actually was in a Ph.D program for cognitive psychology for 2 years, and recently left because my only realistic job option was 'university professor'.  That said, I do think that someone with a master's would probably be able to get a job doing data analysis/ statistical work.  Some opportunities I've seen included data analysis in education for the state gov't., and doing research with the psychology dept. of a university.  I mean, really, it is a job as an advanced research assistant, but I think it would be fine work if that is what you liked.  I have heard of people with master's degrees getting jobs like this, and the opportunities seem to be well paid, especially if they are in the industrial sector.

    Do you have a strong background in research/ data analysis?  If so, I would say, give this a look.  I'm sorry I can't give any advice specific to Canada.

    Of course, you could always consider getting a Ph.D and going into academia.

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