How long does it take to study Psychology?

Answer 1

I will assume you want to become a registered psychologist. The minimum basic qualification is a four-year bachelor degree in psychology. To become registered, you need either (a) two years of supervised experience (during which time you are an intern psychologist); or (b) a recognised post-graduate degree in psychology. The second option is generally the preferred option. It can be a Masters degree or a Doctorate. So, in general terms you need at least 4 years of undergraduate + 2 years supervised experience, or 4 years undergradutae + 2 or 3 years post graduate. Note, that generally speaking when you are enrolled in a post graduate degree you are usually conditionally registered and most people work while they do their study.

Answer 2

The length of time it takes to study psychology can vary depending on the level of education you pursue. A bachelor's degree typically takes about 4 years, a master's degree can take an additional 2-3 years, and a doctoral degree (Ph.D.) can take 5-7 years or more. Continuing education and professional development are also important aspects of a career in psychology.

Answer 3

Four years at the University of the Philippines and in most Philippine colleges and universities.