PSYC 380 - Internship in Psychology

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FA, SP, SU. The internship in psychology is designed to combine theoretical insights and research methods of psychology with applied work experiences. Your internship includes: work experience in a professional setting, critical reflection and seminar discussions. The overall objective is to introduce you to a type of professional activity as it relates to issues of psychological theory, research, client characteristics and needs, professional standards, Christian discipleship and calling. The internship should also provide a valuable opportunity for career exploration and preparation. This course fulfills one 300-level psychology major elective. Prerequisite(s): junior or senior psychology major, completion of course sequences related to the internship specialization (information available from the Psychology Department), and departmental approval of student application.