Ph.D Psychology
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6 years agoScholar-Level 18
You have set your heart on a very noble subject. Unfortunately for pursuing Ph.D. one needs PG in related subject. Meaning you need to do B.A. & then M.A. in psychology to become eligible for Ph.D. However, based on graduation, you can think of pursuing postgraduate Diploma or certificate in child psychology.
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6 years agoContributor-Level 6
I can help with the process on how to go abroad for higher education, where and why you have to discover yourself. First of all, you need to complete Masters/M.Phil in psychology from an accredited university/college with really a good score like 8 or higher on a 10 point scale. You need to choose which country you want to go and then select a college. You are advised to select more than one college. Make sure you check the eligibility/prerequisites before applying. You will also need to take IELTS/ TOEFL exam and get the required band, minimum 6.5 (overall) and no part less than 6 (check university/college details).
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