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Message: <blockquote data-quote="පැටියා" data-source="post: 5434979" data-attributes="member: 228926">To become a psychologist  A master's degree (usually takes two to three years to complete)  doctoral (Ph.D., Psy.D.) degree (two to four years)  Some schools permit students to enter a doctoral program directly from receipt of a bachelor's degree. Nevertheless, to become a Ph.D. clinical psychologist or a university professor takes approximately five to seven years after receiving a bachelor's degree (four years) in psychology.  If you are looking to become a psychiatrist  Medical degree (usually 5 years) This provides students with some exposure to the different specialties within medicine. Foundation Year 1 and Foundation Year 2 (2 years) After medical school you will spend 2 years working in a hospital as 'foundation programme trainee.' This will extend the knowledge and skills you have gained as a medical student. The foundation programme will help you understand the important qualities that you will need to develop to be a successful doctor. The second year of foundation programme will extend your knowledge and give you opportunities to experience working within different specialties. Specialty training (usually 6 years)Once you have completed the foundation programme you will be able to apply for specialty training in psychiatry. This will last for around 6 years and will include assessments through out the six years.  On successful completion of speciality training, you will be able to apply for a consultant post.  So it will take about 13 years to become a psychiatrist, perhaps more if you do nto already have a bachelor's degree (4 years).Source : WikiAnswers</blockquote>

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