PSY 398
Internship in Psychology · 4 credits · Spring 2027
Requirements
Pre-Requisites: PSY 202, PSY 226 and upper junior standing.
About this course
4 Credits; 2 Lecture Hours; 8 Internship Hours. An undergraduate field-based experiential course that allows students to integrate an academic (2-hour weekly) class with an 8-hour weekly work experience in an internship setting. Students observe professionals to obtain experiences within the social service agency, school, psychiatry, industrial organization, applied social psychology, research, cross-cultural training, developmental, and other psychology career-related settings. This 4- credit course is designed for upper level junior and senior students to expose them to professional roles in psychology-related professions including: professional responsibilities, skills development, and ethics. Students need the approval of the instructor to register for the class.
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