Program Overview

This psychology internship is designed to give students practical exposure to the field of psychology, going beyond theory into observation, analysis, and real-world application.

Over 15 days, students work through core areas of psychology while engaging in hands-on activities such as behavior observation, case discussions, workshops, and a guided case studies. The internship gives exposure to how psychology is applied in academic, social, and organisational settings.

By the end of the program, students don’t just “learn psychology” they experience how psychologists observe behaviour, analyse patterns, conduct basic research, and communicate insights, helping them make informed decisions about pursuing psychology further.

Program Outline

• Understanding psychology as a discipline and profession

• Observing and analysing human behavior in everyday settings

• Exploring brain functions, cognition, learning, and memory

• Applying emotional intelligence and empathy frameworks

• Studying personality traits and individual differences

• Working with motivation, goal-setting, and attention strategies

• Analysing stress, well-being, and coping mechanisms

• Understanding social influence, group dynamics, and behavior

• Exploring workplace behavior through organizational psychology

• Learning basic psychological research methods and ethics

• Designing and executing a mini psychology research project

• Analysing data, drawing conclusions, and presenting findings

• Exploring real career pathways within psychology

Who's this internship for

• Students from Class 10 to Class 12

• Those interested in psychology, mental health, or human behavior

• Students seeking hands-on exposure before choosing psychology as a career

• Beginners with no prior psychology background

• Ideal for students exploring careers in psychology, counseling, HR, education, or behavioral sciences