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Dr Mary Lavelle - Senior Lecturer
We want our School to be representative of our community and host events each year which target our potential students.
A research project is currently being conducted by Queen’s University Belfast to explore the best way of measuring if treatment has worked for adolescents and young adults with adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS).
Researchers from Queen’s University Belfast will play an integral role in a UK-wide study which aims to understand the factors affecting the mental health and wellbeing of Armed Forces veteran families.
We were delighted to launch the External Research Experience Scheme (ERES) this Summer and collaborated with Dr Kai Ruggeri. Kai is an alumnus of our School and is currently Assistant Professor in Health Policy and Management at Columbia University
The School of Psychology has recently engaged in a Postdoctoral Development Centre scheme whereby existing researchers can expand their remit into supervisory roles
The School of Psychology has recently engaged in a Postdoctoral Development Centre scheme whereby existing researchers can expand their remit into supervisory roles
A study involving Dr Magdalena Rychlowska finds blocking or hiding facial movement can affect sharing of emotions and social interaction
Elaine Lavery - Placement and Employability Officer
Dr Julie McMullan - Post Doctoral Research Assistant (SPINE-COS-AYA Project)
Dr Martin Robinson - Post-Doctoral Research Assistant
Avril Honan - Student Support Officer
Professor Ross White - joint Research Director of the Doctorate in Clinical Psychology
Psychology graduate Billy Campbell receives the BPS UG Project Prize
Pupils from minority backgrounds more likely to experience negative relationships with teachers, research finds
Dr Bethany Corbett - Research Fellow
A certain type of smile can help to restore trust in relationships after someone has been uncooperative or untrustworthy, according to new research by Queen’s Psychology.
Health Minister Robin Swann has announced the commissioning of two additional training places per year on the postgraduate Doctorate in Clinical Psychology programme provided at Queen’s University Belfast.
Dr Hannah Kramer - Research Fellow
Jessica Leeming is recognised for her volunteer work with Women's Aid
Dr Pauline Adair and Prof Aidan Feeney from our School, along with collaborators from Queen's, the University of Liverpool, University of Leeds, NHS Essex and Parenting NI, have been awarded £2.6 million to tackle child tooth decay.
Congratulations to Tayler Truhan and Vasilena Stefanova on having their research recognised by the British Psychological Society - N.I. Branch
Teachers grading their students’ work may be influenced by their perceptions of the students’ personalities
A team led by Jocelyn Dautel and Emma Flynn from our School is one of 11 teams selected in the Foundation’s Grand Challenges for Human Flourishing request for ideas.
Research shows scale of mental health challenges for veterans in Northern Ireland for first time
The highs of Roddy's years with us (1975-2013)
On 29- 30 March 2021, Psychology students took part in the first cross-School, inter-Faculty female-only student innovation competition.
Samirah Binte Mohd Amir has been nominated under the "Supporting Our Community" category
Psychology student Dearbháil Lynch discusses studying during CoVid-19 whilst caring for a young family
Our Green Initiative (GI) was established in 2019 to support greener activities within our School and to liaise with other university staff in a global effort to support a more sustainable university lifestyle.
Psychology Student Louis Anthony meets Prime Minister Boris Johnson during visit to Queen's
Psychology alumna Zoe Gray updates us on life after Placement and graduation
Dr Theresa McShane - Research Fellow
Dr Tim Fosker, winner of the 2021 Staff Excellence Award
We are pleased to welcome Victoria McCone and Julie-Anne-McCluskey as student SWAN representatives
Psychology student Fina Wurm to present at the latest TEDxQueensUniversityBelfast event
Dr Lynn Farrell discusses findings from the Inclusion Really Does Matter project
Join our PhD Community this year with funded and non-funded routes now open
Robert Weir discusses his NISRA placement, where he has been involved in researching Loneliness in Northern Ireland
Megan McAlister discusses her NISRA placement, where she has been involved in the reporting of Covid-19 statistics
When facing free kicks, goalkeepers are sometimes hindered by their defensive wall.
Psychology student Niamh McMullan creates The Mental Health Scoop - a podcast series dedicated to mental health.
Dr Paddy O'Connor - Lecturer (Education)
How does the experience of regret develop throughout childhood?
The School of Psychology is investigating the benefits of dance in people with Parkinson's Disease.