Mental health education is an interdisciplinary subject involving psychology, pedagogy and sociology, aiming at cultivating talents with professional skills in psychological consultation, psychological evaluation, psychotherapy and psychological education. Graduates can find employment opportunities in many fields. The following are some common employment directions:

1. School mental health education: Graduates can serve as mental health education teachers or counselors in primary and secondary schools, universities and other educational institutions, providing psychological consultation and support for students and helping them solve problems in their study and life.

2. Community mental health service: Graduates can engage in mental health consultation and counseling in community service institutions, social welfare institutions or non-profit organizations to provide psychological support and help to community residents.

3. Mental health services in medical institutions: Graduates can engage in psychological counseling and treatment in hospitals, mental hospitals, rehabilitation centers and other medical institutions to provide psychological support and help to patients.

4. Mental health services in enterprises and institutions: graduates can serve as human resources commissioners or employee relations managers in enterprises and institutions, responsible for the mental health management and counseling of employees, and improve work efficiency and satisfaction.

5. Psychological Counsellor: Graduates can independently carry out psychological counseling, set up individual or cooperative psychological counseling institutions, and provide professional psychological counseling services for individuals or groups.

6. Psychological researchers: Graduates can engage in psychological research, participate in the design, implementation and data analysis of psychological research projects, and make contributions to the development and progress in the field of psychology.