Psychology CV & Internship Mentorship

Harshita Chojer

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Psychology CV & Internship Mentorship
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45 mins

There are so many opportunities available to psychology students, but figuring out where to look, what to apply for, and what actually adds value to your profile can be confusing. During my undergraduate years, I explored research, NGO work, leadership roles, internships, fellowships, conferences, and community engagement to build a well-rounded academic profile. Through a lot of trial and error, I learnt what was worth pursuing and what wasn't.

In this session, I'll share my experience and help you create a roadmap based on your own interests and goals.

We can discuss:

  1. Building a strong psychology CV
  2. Finding meaningful internships in psychology, research, NGOs, and social impact
  3. Choosing opportunities that strengthen your profile
  4. Applying for fellowships and leadership programmes (including the UN Millennium Fellowship)
  5. Research opportunities, conferences, and academic engagement
  6. LinkedIn tips and networking
  7. Balancing academics with internships and extracurriculars
  8. Mistakes I made and what I'd do differently

Whether you're just starting college or preparing for master's applications, the aim of this session is to help you make informed decisions and make the most of your undergraduate years.