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I am a college dropout working as test automation engineer, and I want to switch to medical psychology. What are my options?

I am working as a Test Automation Engineer, having 4 years of experience, but now I want to switch to medical psychology. So, how can I transit from technical filed to medical? And will it be a good career move to switch from technical to medical psychology? What are all the options available?

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Kamlesh Prajapat | Contributor-Level 7

7 years ago

Yes, you can study psychology despite being an engineering graduate. Here are the details of the course: If you believe that you are passionate about this field and are open to experiences, understanding human behavior and would like to contribute to the development of the human species, then this w

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