Choosing to study psychology often comes with a big question:

"What can I actually do with this degree?"

The truth is, a lot. But most undergraduate programs or internships only give you a glimpse of what working in psychology really looks like.

The Kaha Mind Undergraduate Fellowship is designed to bridge that gap.

This is a 6-week immersive fellowship for undergraduate psychology students and recent graduates who want to explore how psychology shows up in the real world, beyond textbooks and exams.

At Kaha, we believe that becoming a psychologist isn't just about learning theories. It's about learning how to think, observe, question, and apply psychological ideas in meaningful ways.

During the fellowship, you'll explore different pathways within psychology. From therapy and mental health care to research, organisational psychology, and what content creation looks like for mental health advocacy.

You'll engage in hands-on learning, case discussions, interactive modules, and real-world projects, while working closely with psychologists who practice in diverse areas of the field.

By the end of the program, our hope is that you walk away with:

• A clearer sense of what working in the field of psychology actually looks like
• Greater clarity about potential career paths
• Foundational skills used by psychologists across fields
• Experience working on a real project from conceptualisation to presentation
• And most importantly, a better understanding of the kind of psychologist you want to become.

Who Is This Fellowship For? 💼

This fellowship is designed for:

• Undergraduate psychology (or related field) students in their 2nd year onwards
• Students who have recently completed their undergraduate degree in psychology or a related field
• Individuals curious about careers in psychology beyond clinical practice
• Those interested in exploring areas such as mental health care, research, organisational psychology, and policy/advocacy