Student internship guide · Delhi
Dr B. R. Ambedkar University Delhi: psychology internship guide
The psychosocial flagship — classical psychoanalysis meets critical social-justice clinical studies.
Programmes offered
- M.A. Psychology (Psychosocial Clinical Studies) – 2 years, 53 seats
- Ph.D. Psychology
Syllabus highlights
- Psychosocial and clinical studies with emphasis on contemporary mental-health issues
- Psychoanalysis, clinical interventions, and social-justice dimensions
- Gender and sexuality studies woven through the clinical curriculum
Internship and practicum requirements
- Community-based participatory research emphasis
- Practicums in NGOs, human-rights organisations, and progressive mental-health collectives
Special features
- Globally recognised, distinctive curriculum
- Bridges classical psychoanalysis, modern clinical interventions, and critical social justice
Where Mind Grace fits, east of NCR
AUD’s psychosocial lens thrives where distress meets inequality. East NCR’s clinic serves exactly that seam — gender-distress presentations, workplace exploitation aftermath, and migrant-family adjustment — giving AUD interns reflective-space practice rather than checklist psychiatry.
Questions about your university requirements
Check whether your department requires an internship letter, attendance record, case or project report, reflective notebook, supervisor evaluation, or a particular number of hours. A hospital or clinic name alone does not establish that a placement is available or that it satisfies your course.
Mind Grace as a starting option
Mind Grace Neuropsychiatric Clinic in Sector 128, Greater Noida West, can be a starting option for students who want to ask about supervised psychology learning opportunities east of the Yamuna — outpatient neurosis, neuropsychiatric rehabilitation, de-addiction, family counselling, and teleconsultation work. Read the Mind Grace internship enquiry guide and use the contact page to ask about current availability. Any opportunity, supervision, schedule, and documentation must be confirmed directly; students must not independently diagnose, interpret tests for patients, or provide therapy.
Frequently asked questions
Is Mind Grace compatible with AUD’s psychosocial, non-pathologising approach?
The clinic is diagnostically grounded yet routinely frames cases socially — occupation, family system, and precarity inform every formulation. AUD students often find the productive tension between medical and psychosocial registers itself the best lesson; discuss your reflective-practice goals in the first meeting.
Does Mind Grace supervise student interns directly?
Clinical supervision and training opportunities are arranged on a case-by-case basis with the treating RCI-licensed clinical psychologist. Availability, duration, documentation formats, and the scope of permitted activities must always be confirmed in writing before you log any hours.
What can psychology interns realistically do at Mind Grace?
Interns typically observe assessments, assist with record keeping and psychoeducation under supervision, support intake workflows, and co-conduct research or awareness projects. Interns never independently diagnose, interpret test protocols for patients, or deliver therapy.
Will Mind Grace provide an internship completion letter?
Placements that run to completion generally receive an official letter describing your tenure, supervised activities, and conduct. Share your university template early so the letter satisfies your department’s exact requirements for hours, signatures, and letterhead.
For a general regional comparison, see the Delhi NCR institutions guide.