Daughter graduated from UBC Canada, pursuing MA from Adler Canada: What's next?

Ans: Hello,

First and foremost, thank you for getting in touch with us. I am glad to hear that your daughter has secured admission to the Mental Health Intervention program at Seneca College, Ontario, Canada. As you have previously mentioned that she possesses a robust academic background having earned both, her Bachelor’s as well as her Master’s in the field of Psychology, I would like to let you know that she has a bright future ahead and will achieve great success in this field. Mental health in Canada is given top priority, and thus, there is an increasing need for experts in this field. Earning a degree in Mental Health Intervention opens doors to favourable employment possibilities. I would like to tell you that Mental Health Intervention graduates can find jobs at social service agencies, clinics, schools, hospitals, or can even engage in private practice. In today’s times, with an increase in the requirement for mental health assistance, I would like to inform you that the problems pertaining to mental health faced by the majority of people and communities, can be easily resolved through the knowlegde that your daughter’s acquires in this field. Through pursuing the Mental Health Intervention program at Seneca, the expertise as well as the abilities required to significantly contribute to the mental health intervention field will be acquired by your daughter.

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Ans: Hello Puran. Thank you for reaching out to us regarding your daughter’s academic concerns. It is amazing to hear of her academic pursuit of a double major in Mathematics and Chemistry at the University of Alberta. Let me tell you that both fields have a promising career and ample amounts of growth and competition. To make an informed decision, I would recommend your daughter explore internships, co-op programmes, and volunteer opportunities. Considering the long-term goals and personal goals, she may pursue a master’s or certification to specialise in the field. Further, let me tell you that universities have resources like counselling and workshops to support career exploration and development.Given your daughter’s interdisciplinary thinking, the skills she must have received can be used in various industries. She has potential job opportunities like data analyst/scientist, research scientist, teaching and education, actuarial science, and chemical engineering.

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Ans: With a BA in Psychology from UBC and an MA from Adler Vancouver, she has strong credentials for careers in clinical practice, research, or counseling. Further specialization or obtaining a PhD could open doors to advanced roles and academia. Best regards
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Ans: She has set her eyes on so many different options--including study overseas or job. She has to decide on the route of either job or studies. And if it is job, she should also look at a career related to her BSc Home Science Human Development right away as the entry into defence forces may take time and involves going through a tough selection process. Simultaneously with her job in Human Development she can pursue admission overseas with a course start date in 2026.