Pint of Science Festival: From the lab to the pub for School of Psychology research
Researchers from the School of Psychology will showcase their work to the public in a series of talks and events as part of the Pint of Science festival next week.
The School of Psychology
Aberdeen holds the distinction of being the first university in the UK to establish a lectureship in Psychology, a subject that has been taught here for over a century.
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University of Aberdeen team wins at national event awards
A conference organised by a team from the School of Psychology and CPD and Event Services has been recognised for its excellence and impact at the Scottish Event Awards. Find out more here.
Research Story: Have You Ever Wondered... How Menopause Affects Women at Work?
Have you ever wondered how menopause affects women at work? Read more below about this research project, led by the School of Psychology's Linda Engles.
Research Story: Every day, we see people online, but how do we know if they are real?
Find out more about research by Dr Clare Sutherland from the School of Psychology, exploring how good people are at spotting when AI is being used.
Research Story: Have you ever wondered... How stroke survivors can relearn to see the world?
Find out more about this important research by the School of Psychology's Prof. Arash Sahraie.