Great detail, please and thank you!In the US, get an undergraduate. It does not have to be in anything in particular, but ideally pre-med and it must include two semesters each of biology, chemistry, physics, and calculus. Then apply and get accepted to medical school. After medical school, you'll need to do a 4-year residency in psychiatry. Finally, you'll have to take a licensing exam for the state(s) in which you want to practice.Bachelor's in Psychology
Masters in Psychiatry
ResidenceYou need a *medical* degree, not a psychology one, for a psychiatrist. You need to pass said medical degree, before specializing in psychology is post-graduate study. Psychiatrists specialize in drug treatment.
For an applied psychologist (talking therapy), you need a *psychology* degree, then postgraduate degree in clinical psychology.
For both, you'd need work experience, preferably with patients.
Other than that, it depends where you are and, to a certain degree, what courses you are applying for. Most courses will tell you their exact specifications if you ask.Complete undergrad major (pre med, bio, chem, etc)
Complete medical school
Complete internship
Complete specialty residency in psychiatry
Pass the boards
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