SIGC2026T Pre-Internship Workshop Registration (PSYC)

Students are required to attend TWO workshops in total: one mandatory workshop and one elective workshop.

Students undertaking the Psychology Field Placement programme will be automatically enrolled in the “Workplace 101 for Psychology Interns: Professionalism, Ethics and Identity in Practice” workshop on September 21, 2026 (Monday).

In addition, please choose ONE additional elective workshop to fulfill the Orientation requirements.

Surname*

Given Name*

HKU Email Address*

University No.*

Degree Programme*

BASc

BPsych

BSocSc

BSocSc(Govt&Laws)

BSocSc(Govt&Laws)&LLB

Current Year of Study*

Year 1

Year 2

Year 3

Year 4

Year 5 or above

Mandatory Workshop:
Workplace 101 for Psychology Interns: Professionalism, Ethics and Identity in Practice

Please confirm your availability*

September 21, 2026 7:00pm-8:30pm (F2F)

Not available

Please state your reason if you are unable to attend the session and request for an alternative mandatory workshop*

Please submit your supporting document for review (in JPG or PDF)*

Please indicate which alternative session you would like to attend*

Elective Workshops

Please choose your preferred elective workshop*

Points to Note
1. Please register for the workshops in advance. Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis.
2. Participants will receive a confirmation email upon successful registration.
3. For details, you are required to refer to the Schedule of Pre-internship Workshops.

For enquiries, please contact the Faculty Office at socii@hku.hk.

Declaration*

I understand that photos may be taken during the event and may be subsequently used for the Faculty’s future promotional purposes.

Personal Information Collection Statement and ASE Personal Information Collection Statement (PICS)

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Mandatory Workshop: Workplace 101 for Psychology Interns: Professionalism, Ethics and Identity in Practice

Elective Workshops

Mandatory Workshop:
Workplace 101 for Psychology Interns: Professionalism, Ethics and Identity in Practice