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    Psychology & Neuroscience Online Research Internship
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    Psychology & Neuroscience Online Research Internship

    by Oxford Scholastica Academy

    Explore psychology and neuroscience through mentored research, collaborative paper writing and a presentation, with a final paper prepared for submission to OxJournal.

    Last verified: 8 Oct 2026Reviewed by:BSBen Stacy

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    Psychology and Neuroscience Online Research Internship at a glance: cost, dates and eligibility

    Current status

    Applications open

    Eligibility

    Motivated students; advanced English

    Age range / Year group

    Ages 15-18

    Location / Region

    Online

    Cost

    £995

    Duration

    1 month

    Format

    Online

    Application deadline

    Rolling · Next cycle not announced yet. These dates are from the latest verified cycle and should be used as a reference only.

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    PsychologyNeuroscience
    Language: English
    Sessions / cadence: 4×3h Sat/Sun; ≥3h/week independent work
    Mentor model: Academic mentor; maximum 15 interns
    Assessment style: Mentor feedback, peer review, presentation
    Main deliverable / output: Co-authored paper submitted to OxJournal
    Certificate: Certificate of Achievement
    Latest verified cycle: August 2026

    Psychology and Neuroscience Online Research Internship summary

    Oxford Scholastica pairs psychology and neuroscience research with academic mentoring. Students investigate a chosen topic and develop a shared research paper.

    The process includes background reading, a research question, divided writing responsibilities, mentor feedback and a presentation. The finished paper is prepared for OxJournal's editorial board.

    It suits students who want to test their interest in academic research and enjoy collaborative writing. The strongest benefit is learning to explain and defend a research contribution.

    What is Psychology & Neuroscience Online Research Internship?

    The Psychology & Neuroscience Online Research Internship is Oxford Scholastica's mentored introduction to collaborative academic research. Students investigate a chosen topic through published studies, discussion and research-paper writing, with live meetings on Zoom.

    Topic options include PTSD and trauma, addiction, personality disorders, social media and technology in mental healthcare. Students work in teams of three or four, receive feedback on their sections and present their findings before preparing the paper for submission to OxJournal.

    Why Succeed highlights Psychology and Neuroscience Online Research Internship

    • The four-session sequence makes the research process concrete, moving from reading and question development to drafting, feedback and presentation.

    • Teams of three or four give students a defined role in producing a shared paper.

    • The topic choices connect psychological theories with current neuroscience and mental-health questions.

    • Mentor feedback and peer review help students improve an argument before preparing it for editorial submission.

    Who is Psychology and Neuroscience Online Research Internship for?

    Best for

    Students curious about psychology or neuroscience who want guidance with reading research, developing an argument and writing collaboratively.

    Not ideal if

    You prefer solo study or cannot reserve time for live weekend meetings and independent research between sessions.

    Is Psychology and Neuroscience Online Research Internship worth it?

    This internship can be worthwhile if you want a structured first experience of academic research and feedback on your writing. Its value lies in discussing studies, making a focused contribution and explaining your findings to others.

    The paper is co-authored, so consider whether you want collaborative experience or a project you direct alone. It is prepared for OxJournal's editorial board; assess the learning and your individual contribution rather than treating publication alone as proof of research ability.

    A practical overview of cost, time commitment, provider details, student outcomes and online support to review before deciding.

    Cost and what is included

    £995; includes 12 hours of mentorship across four live sessions., Research-paper co-authorship and academic-journal publication support., Expert mentor guidance and collaboration with fellow interns., Dedicated support and an international network., Graduation ceremony., Certificate of Achievement on successful completion., Letter of Recommendation for students meeting the criteria., Invitation to apply for the Ambassador Program..

    Dates and time commitment

    1 month; 4×3h Sat/Sun; ≥3h/week independent work.

    Provider details

    Review the Oxford Scholastica Academy provider page and official sources before making a final decision.

    What the student gains

    Potential output: The main output is a co-authored research paper prepared for submission to OxJournal's editorial board.. Check whether feedback, certificate, recommendation or application evidence is included.

    Online support and safeguarding

    Each week includes a three-hour live mentoring session and at least three hours of independent project work. The four-session sequence moves from background reading to research, drafting, feedback and presentation.

    What to check before committing

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    How much preparation does Psychology and Neuroscience Online Research Internship need?

    Effort level

    Moderate, with at least six hours of work per week.

    Best started

    Plan early in the rolling admissions cycle and prepare two to four weeks before your chosen intake's first session.

    Main challenge

    Turning reading into a clear argument while coordinating a shared paper.

    Typical preparation

    • Read an introductory article on the topic you would like to investigate.

    • Reserve recurring time for live meetings and independent work.

    • Practice recording a study's main finding, limitations and reference details.

    Useful if

    You want to practice academic research and writing before further study.

    What do students do on Psychology and Neuroscience Online Research Internship?

    You develop a research question with a small team, investigate published studies and write an assigned section of a shared paper. Live sessions provide discussion and feedback, while independent work moves the project toward a presentation and editorial submission.

    Step-by-step process

    1. 1

      Meet your mentor, narrow the topic and form a research team.

    2. 2

      Read background studies and record your initial findings between sessions.

    3. 3

      Agree on a research question, plan the paper and divide its sections.

    4. 4

      Discuss findings, review peers' work and draft your section with mentor feedback.

    5. 5

      Combine the sections, present findings and finish the bibliography and formatting for OxJournal submission.

    Psychology and Neuroscience Online Research Internship dates and deadlines

    Next cycle not announced yet. These dates are from the latest verified cycle and should be used as a reference only.

    Applications

    Rolling admissions

    Published admissions model: applications are assessed until the cohort is full.

    Reference date

    PTSD & Trauma — Saturday cohort

    8-29 August 2026

    Sessions on 8, 15, 22 and 29 August, noon-3pm UK time.

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    Anti-Social Personality Disorders: The Mind of a Psychopath — Saturday cohort

    8-29 August 2026

    Sessions on 8, 15, 22 and 29 August, noon-3pm UK time.

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    The Psychology of Social Media: How It Shapes Our Thoughts, Emotions, Relationships and Behaviour — Saturday cohort

    8-29 August 2026

    Sessions on 8, 15, 22 and 29 August, noon-3pm UK time.

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    Habits and Addiction: Reward, Craving and the Dopamine System — Sunday cohort

    9-30 August 2026

    Sessions on 9, 16, 23 and 30 August, 4-7pm UK time.

    Reference date

    Anti-Social Personality Disorders: The Mind of a Psychopath — Sunday cohort

    9-30 August 2026

    Sessions on 9, 16, 23 and 30 August, 4-7pm UK time.

    Reference date

    The Future of Mental Health: Can Technology Transform Psychological Care — Sunday cohort

    9-30 August 2026

    Sessions on 9, 16, 23 and 30 August, 4-7pm UK time.

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    Eligibility and requirements

    • Ages 15-18 at the start of the internship.

    • Motivation to explore the chosen subject.

    • Personal statement explaining your interest.

    • English at least CEFR C1; online terms specify above C1.

    • Ability to attend scheduled online sessions from any country.

    How much does Psychology and Neuroscience Online Research Internship cost?

    Program fee

    £995 — Total one-month internship fee.

    Funding or discounts

    • Full-course scholarships: Not offered

    What's included

    12 hours of mentorship across four live sessions., Research-paper co-authorship and academic-journal publication support., Expert mentor guidance and collaboration with fellow interns., Dedicated support and an international network., Graduation ceremony., Certificate of Achievement on successful completion., Letter of Recommendation for students meeting the criteria., Invitation to apply for the Ambassador Program.

    How to apply to Psychology and Neuroscience Online Research Internship

    1. 1

      Open the official application form and select your age group and online study.

    2. 2

      Complete the application and personal statement explaining your subject motivation.

    3. 3

      Respond to any additional information requests during admissions review.

    4. 4

      Following acceptance, pay the full fees to confirm your place.

    5. 5

      Complete the Student Information Form before the internship starts.

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    Learning format

    The internship uses four weekly three-hour live Zoom sessions on consecutive Saturdays or Sundays, totaling 12 mentoring hours. Students also spend at least three hours each week researching and writing independently, while teams of three or four share responsibility for the paper.

    If a student misses a session, the provider assigns work to complete.

    Mentorship and feedback

    • An academic researcher guides topic development, research structure and writing.

    • Four three-hour meetings provide 12 hours of live mentoring.

    • Students discuss findings and receive personalized feedback on drafts.

    • Peer review helps teams combine their sections into a coherent paper.

    • The named mentor, Faissal Sharif, is a DPhil candidate in Clinical Neurosciences at the University of Oxford.

    • Faculty members may change.

    Time-zone considerations

    • Published Saturday topic cohorts meet noon-3pm UK time.
    • Published Sunday topic cohorts meet 4-7pm UK time.
    • The August schedule uses British Summer Time, UTC+1.
    • International students may join from any country if they can attend live.
    • Reserve at least three additional hours each week for independent work.

    Tech requirements

    • Use a reliable internet connection.

    • Arrange a quiet workspace.

    • Attend live sessions through Zoom using the provider's connection software.

    Assessment style

    Progress is reviewed through mentor feedback, peer review, a collaborative research paper and a presentation.

    • Discuss preliminary reading and research findings with your mentor.
    • Review peers' work and respond to feedback on your own section.
    • Present the group's findings in the final session.
    • Complete the paper's bibliography, structure and formatting for editorial submission.
    • Graduation requires appropriate participation, completed work and academic integrity.

    Portfolio / outputs

    Main deliverable / output

    The main output is a co-authored research paper prepared for submission to OxJournal's editorial board.

    • A presentation of your group's research findings.

    • A completed bibliography supporting the shared paper.

    • Certificate of Achievement on successful completion.

    • Personalized Letter of Recommendation if you meet the criteria.

    Psychology and Neuroscience Online Research Internship FAQs

    Each week includes a three-hour live mentoring session and at least three hours of independent project work. The four-session sequence moves from background reading to research, drafting, feedback and presentation.

    An academic researcher guides the internship group and provides feedback on research and writing. Students form smaller teams of three or four to develop a research question and divide the paper's sections.

    Students co-author a research paper, prepare its bibliography and present their findings. The paper is prepared for submission to OxJournal's editorial board.

    Students may join from any country and time zone if they can attend the scheduled live sessions. Cohort times are published in UK time.

    The internship FAQ specifies CEFR C1 minimum, equivalent to IELTS 6.5, without formal testing. The online terms specify proficiency above C1; families near that threshold should discuss their level with admissions.

    Students need a quiet workspace and reliable internet connection. Sessions use Zoom, and the provider supplies the necessary software to connect with the mentor and team.

    Oxford Scholastica has no formal connection with the University of Oxford or any other university. Some mentors teach or study at universities, but that does not create an institutional affiliation.

    The online terms allow cancellation within 14 calendar days of entering the contract, less banking, card or exchange costs. If the internship starts during that window, incurred costs may also be deducted; cancellations outside the stated policy are nonrefundable.

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    • Booking Form
    • Terms & Conditions | Oxford Scholastica Academy
    • Online Summer School Dates & Fees | Oxford Scholastica
    • Arrange a Call | Oxford Scholastica Academy
    • Oxford Scholastica Academy FAQs
    • Booking Form
    • Online Psychology Internships for Students | Oxford Scholastica

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