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Unsure about what to do with your PSYC degree after graduation? Let's chat about it!
In collaboration with SFU Career and Volunteer Services, the Department of Psychology is hosting an in-person event PSYC Career Chats to answer your questions about post-graduation options and career pathways (For example, what can I do with a degree in PSYC? What can I do to set myself apart in the job market?)
Time: 12:30pm to 2:00pm
Location: RCB 6152 (Robert C. Hall, past Images Theatre)
At this event, students will have a chance to:
-Chat with the PSYC Advising Team and Career Education Manager Albert Fung (Career & Volunteer Services) about career topics in a casual setting
-Enjoy free pizza lunch (first come first serve)
-Enter a draw to win PSYC prizes
-Connect with other like-minded PSYC students
This event is open to all undergraduate SFU psychology students and recent alumni.
NOTE: Space is limited! If you register and are no longer able to make it, please email us or cancel your ticket via Eventbrite.
Additionally, please note that this is an informal career chat in a group setting; if you would like to meet with any of us 1:1, you can connect with Albert at ahfung@sfu.ca or schedule a meeting with PSYC advisors via Advisor Link