Research
Psychology
Food for thought
Research in Psychology explores our interactions with the world across a variety of disciplines, from forensics to research into eating and behaviour change. Discover the diverse areas of knowledge generation and exchange here.
Research Labs
MindFuel Lab
Focusing on various aspects of behaviour change and eating behaviour, employing both applied and experimental methodologies to investigate mind-body health interventions.
Find out moreLanguage, Literacy and Inclusion
Understanding practices that support language development, literacy acquisition, and inclusive education for diverse and non-diverse learners.
Find out moreCognition, Disorders and Computation
Focusing on researching in cognition and disorders using a range of experimental methodologies, including machine learning.
Find out moreForensic Psychology
Furthering understanding of offending behaviour and victimisation, and contributing to the successful functioning of the legal and criminal justice system.
Find out moreGender, Sexuality and Intimate Relationships
Focusing on increasing our current understanding of gender, sexuality, sex and relationships.
Find out morePsychology of New and Emerging Technology
Exploring the psychological and societal impacts of living in a rapidly evolving digital society.
Find out moreInteractions with the World
Investigations span a variety of contexts, including community, healthcare, and education, to examine how social identities influence group members' perceptions and experiences.
Find out moreEEG and Development
Dedicated to advancing our understanding of human cognitive and neural development across the lifespan.
Find out moreApplied Health Psychology Research Lab
Supporting and informing holistic health and wellbeing with a focus on inclusivity to research topics and people in meaningful ways.
Find out morePhDs in Psychology
We support a growing and vibrant community of PhD students. The PhD is an advanced postgraduate qualification, involving three or more years in which you work through the issues associated with solving a particular problem. Each research student is supported by a team of supervisors appointed for the particular study.
