Hey Seedly community, my cousin has just been accepted into a psychology degree course at SIM. What are your views on how a degree from SIM is perceived by employers?

It's not about the SIM. No offense.
It's more about psychology--think it's not a lucrative field. To work in a psych-related role, a masters minimum is required. And the odds of getting a masters after SIM is low.

All private sector doesn’t really care where your degree come from, what important to them is your skill set.

However, if you decided to go to govt section, is another story.