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Psychology Research for Offer Holders

Learn About Psychology Research in Nottingham

Find out more about us

 

• To discover more about the Psychology and Neuroscience research that informs our teaching, check out our research webpages:

  UoN Psychology Research

  (click the link above or just scan the QR code below)

   

   

   

• To find out more about the Scouting and Guiding Initiative (SAGI) that current Psychology students can get involved with, go here:

  SAGI_UoN on Linktree

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Follow us on Social Media to get updates on research and events in the School of Psychology

 

• Bluesky: @notts-psych.bsky.social

• Instagram: @uon_psychology

• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NottinghamPsychology/

• X: @notts_psych

 

Podcasts with University of Nottingham Psychology Staff

 

• "Notts Psych Pod" Podcast 

  Our very own podcast which features interviews with University of Nottingham Psychology students and staff

  (click the link above or just scan the QR code below)

   

  

 

• "Your Brain Uncovered" Podcast

  Dr Katherine Dyke on: Using Brain Stimulation for Tourette’s Syndrome

  (click the link above or just scan the QR code below)

   

  

 

• "Your Brain Uncovered" Podcast

  Dr Christopher Madan on: Understanding Emotional Memory

  (click the link above or just scan the QR code below)

   

  

   

Videos with University of Nottingham Psychology Staff

 

• Charles Ogunbode on Climate Change and Mental Health Here

• Ellen Townsend on Mental Health Online
  

• Further reading on understanding self-harmSelf Harm and Supporting people who self-harm.

• Katherine Dyke on Tourette’s

• Dan Jolley on Conspiracy Theories
  

• Lucy Cragg’s research on learning maths
  

• Kieran Lyon on psychology and philosophy
  

• Tobias Bast talk on ‘The more the better? Increased brain activity can be bad for your memory and attention – the importance of neuronal inhibition’
  

• Laura Blackie on Posttraumatic Growth
  

• Mark Humphries on the “spikes”, the brain’s own language at The York Festival of Ideas or The Royal Institution
  

• Autism Social Network Advocacy videos on busting myths about autism
  

 

Some books written by University of Nottingham Psychology Staff

 

• Mark Haselgrove, Learning: A Very Short Introduction

• Mark Humphries, The Spike