New Zealand

Summer Internships in New Zealand - Placements

Psychology Internships

Each UC Davis Summer Abroad Internship program pairs UC Davis Study Abroad with a partner organization that manages the personalized internship placements; arranges accommodations and excursions; leads onsite orientations and optional social events; and provides 24/7 emergency support. As part of the placement process for Summer Internships, participants will first enroll through UC Davis Study Abroad and then complete a supplemental application for the partner organization associated with their particular Summer Internship program.

Summer Internships in New Zealand - Travel

The UC Davis Psychology Internship in New Zealand offers pre-departure and on-site orientations, requires a Student Trainee Visa for U.S. citizens, provides limited local transport support, and includes health insurance coverage.

Summer Internships in New Zealand - Cost

The UC Davis Psychology Internship program in New Zealand includes program fees for accommodations, cultural excursions, health insurance, and career resources, with additional personal expenses such as airfare, meals, transportation, and entertainment, while financial aid is available to eligible students.

Summer Internships in New Zealand - On Site

The UC Davis Psychology Internship program in New Zealand offers shared apartment accommodations, a welcome and farewell meal, cultural activities, and career readiness workshops, with opportunities to explore Auckland and Wellington while navigating the unique environment and local culture.

Summer Internships in New Zealand - Instructor

Dr. Blozis, a Professor of Psychology at UC Davis, specializes in statistical methods for psychological data and collaborates with researchers across disciplines. She is also passionate about global learning, teaching Psychology Internships in New Zealand, Spain, and the UK.

Summer Internships in New Zealand - Courses

UC Davis Summer Abroad New Zealand offers students the opportunity to earn units over the summer through immersive coursework, enhanced by local excursions, guest lectures and reflective assignments.