This course includes supervised field work/internship experiences in different work settings or counseling settings pertinent to formal academic training in applied psychology or counselling psychology. Students’ performance in the Field Experience will be evaluated by the individual supervising faculty member and students’ immediate supervisor in the work settings. In addition to learning how to apply psychological concepts with clinical populations, the field experience course provides students the opportunity to conduct supervised applied field research, to apply their analytic skills toward investigating ways to evaluate community health programmes and gather data to improve local services.

CILO-1: Describe the personal and professional growth after the internship. CILO-2: Implement practical applications from theoretical knowledge in the workplace.  CILO-3: Describe intervention plans, or be able to conduct activities in work settings.  CILO-4: Describe the current treatment models in local Macao, Mainland China, and Hong Kong.