As a Psychology Intern during the summer, you may assist with ongoing research studies, conduct literature reviews, help design surveys, analyze data, or support client or participant intake processes, depending on the placement. Interns often work closely with supervisors, researchers, or clinicians, gaining exposure to both administrative and applied aspects of psychology. You might also attend team meetings, shadow professionals during client sessions, or contribute to planning and evaluation activities. These experiences not only deepen your understanding of psychological practice but also enhance your teamwork and communication skills. The specific projects can vary, so it’s helpful to review the internship description or ask during interviews for more details.