Forensic research in areas such as facial recognition is a vital element in developing the knowledge base around the techniques required to reduce wrongful convictions. Find out more with Dr Catriona Havard.
Announcing the publication of new edited book featuring the work of Paul Stenner, Experience on the edge: Theorizing liminality (Springer).
This course describes what studying for a PhD in psychology involves and provides guidance on applying to a UK university.
The Grand Union Doctoral Training Partnership (GUDTP) for October 2022 is open now. The deadline for OU applications is 5pm on Tuesday, 11 January 2022.
Dr Gemma Briggs, Head of Discipline in the School of Psychology & Counselling has won an O²RB Excellence in Impact Award 2021 for her research on the dangers of hands-free phone use.
What lies behind the enigma of human destructiveness? Psychotherapist and social psychologist, David Kaposi proposes to understand it as the outcome of violent acts that fall outside the awareness of perpetrators, bystanders and victims alike.
Open Psychology for changing times. Join us for a series of events to launch the Open Psychology Research Centre.
A motion in the Scottish Parliament on the Scots law, three verdict system (guilty, not guilty, not proven) cited recent research from the School of Psychology and Counselling.
FASS academics Dr Camilla Elphick and Dr Zoë Walkington consult on a new series of the popular Bad People podcast.
Dr Lara Frumkin, Senior Lecturer in Psychology, and has secured funding of almost £50k to lead a 2-year project looking at digital technologies, power and control.