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Category Archives: Psychology

SASS BSU Awards 2017 Plaque
Awards, Criminology, Event, Politics, Psychology, School of Applied Social Science news, Social Policy, Social Science, Social Work, Sociology

Outstanding performance by SASS who scooped 8 awards at the Brighton Student Union Awards ceremony!!

Author Louise Stansfield Date May 17, 2017
What a fantastic event it was at the Brighton Student Union (BSU) Awards 2017 ceremony at...
Tagged 'Best Feedback from a Tutor', 'Campaigner of the Year', 'Dr Carl Walker', 'HiveCafeBar', 'Inspirational Teaching', 'New Society of the Year', 'School of the Year' award, 'Society Committee Member of the Year', 'Student Awards', 'Student Mental Health Society', 'Student Staff Member of the Year', 'Wellbeing Volunteer of the Year', brighton student union, bsu, Dr Julie Morgan, komedia, Professor Kate Bullen, student union awards, Student Union Excellence Awards | Leave a comment |
Event, Psychology, School of Applied Social Science news

Weird Psychology – how weird can it get?

Author Louise Stansfield Date April 27, 2017
Huxley 300 Lecture Theatre, University of Brighton Thursday 5th May 2017, 6:30pm – 9:00pm...
Tagged British Psychological Society, British Psychological Society Annual Conference, Chris French, Roger Newport | Leave a comment |
Counselling, Criminology, Event, Politics, Psychology, Research, School of Applied Social Science news, Social Policy, Social Science, Social Work, Sociology

A glimpse into our SASS Applicant Day!

Author Louise Stansfield Date April 13, 2017
You would have thought that going to an applicant day at university to have...
Tagged applicant day, Checkland, Drunk Goggles, eye-tracking, Gemma Graham, Joe Rennie-Taylor, Psych Lab, Psychology, SASS, Sociology | Leave a comment |
Event, Psychology, School of Applied Social Science news, University of Brighton news

Our turbulent minds: everybody’s crazy but nobody’s ill!

Author Louise Stansfield Date April 10, 2017
Sallis Benney Theatre, University of Brighton, BN2 0JY Tuesday 2 May 2017, 6:00pm –...
Tagged BBC TV Horizon Special, BPS, British Psychological Society; british psychological society annual conference, Clinical Psychology, Our turbulent minds: Everybody's crazy but nobody's ill!, Peter Kinderman | Leave a comment |
Psychology, Social Science, Sociology

Imagine a world 50 years from now – that no longer consumes animals or their by-products…

Author Louise Stansfield Date March 22, 2017
This sounds like the start of a campaign to persuade you to give up...
Tagged BBC, BBC's Carnage, Carnage, cognitive dissonance, dissonance, Dr Matthew Adams, Psychology, Social Sciences, The Conversation | Leave a comment |
Criminology, Psychology, School of Applied Social Science news, Social Science

Shocking survey shows that 75% of police agree with carrying a taser

Author Louise Stansfield Date February 14, 2017
With over 8000 Metropolitan Police stating in a recent survey that they should be allowed...
Tagged Criminology, Peter Squires, police, Public Policy, tasers, The Conversation | Leave a comment |
Politics, Psychology, School of Applied Social Science news

A Day Of Social Justice

Author Dominic Valvona Date December 9, 2016
By Gabrielle Reid, Estelle Kessi and Helen Johnson After weeks of planning, third year...
Tagged A Day Of Social Justice, Community Psychologists, Estelle Kessi, Falmer Campus, Gabrielle Reid, Helen Johnson, Liz Cunningham, Psychology, Refugee Action, Refugees | Leave a comment |
Psychology

Looking into the mind

Author Nikki Marshall Date October 4, 2016
Social scientists are using eye-tracking equipment to inform our understanding of health conditions and...
Tagged eye-tracking, Higher Education Funding Council for England's Research Capital Investment Fund, Psychology, psychophysiology measuring | Leave a comment |
Criminology, Politics, Postgraduate, Psychology, Public Administration, Social Policy, Social Science, Social Work, Sociology, University of Brighton news

Numbers of graduates finding jobs hits all-time high

Author Dominic Valvona Date July 8, 2016
Numbers of University of Brighton graduates finding jobs or moving into further study hits...
Tagged Careers Service, finding work, graduates, Higher Education Statistics Agency, jobs, Momentum scheme, Professor Chris Pole | Leave a comment |
Criminology, Economics, International, Politics, Postgraduate, Psychology, Public Administration, Research, Social Policy, Social Science, Social Work, Sociology, University of Brighton news

European Commission ‘HR Excellence in Research’ Award for the University of Brighton

Author Dominic Valvona Date July 7, 2016
Announced by the European Commission, the University of Brighton has retained its ‘HR Excellence...
Tagged Award, European Charter and Code, European Commission, European Union, HR Excellence in research, Professor Andrew Lloyd, Vitae | Leave a comment |
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