Graduates of the Applied Social Psychology program can pursue three major paths in their professional careers, including researcher, consultancy, or policy advising. As researchers, working at universities and research institutes, they may study antecedents of problematic behavior and design intervention programs, or evaluate their effectiveness. As consultants and policy advisors, graduates may assist individuals, groups, organizations, or communities in resolving various problems. They may be involved in training and development, coaching, leadership and management, communication and public relations as well as teaching and coaching within those areas, both in professional and personal life.