Category: News Item

Pride and prejudice: a recent study discovers that a sense of National Pride is essential for successful adoption of health messages in a pandemic. Also … Read more

Did the global pandemic make you re-evaluate? What happens when a global pandemic, a vaccine-resistance movement, and the age of conspiracy collide? After another extraordinary … Read more

Read our recent findings about how we have reacted to Covid 19 as a society, how children respond to anti-prejudice workshops and how we’re getting … Read more

Dr Jim Everett has won the 2021 Society for Personality and Social Psychology’s Early Career Trajectory Award. The award Early Career Trajectory Award recognises outstanding … Read more

The defense mechanism of “splitting” is commonly seen in Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD). Dr Lydia Kearney was joined by Dr Audrey Tang to enlighten us. … Read more

Our academics have had some amazing research award news this month, we’ve been the first to explore some ground-breaking research areas and had a visit … Read more

Psychology graduate Rianna Patterson has embraced her new role as Community Manager at global forum for young leaders, One Young World. Rianna says her time … Read more

Its been an absolute joy welcoming everyone back to campus this month! And over 400 new students to the school! We’re also celebrating some big … Read more

After a quiet year on campus with most learning and working from home, it was amazing to see the Canterbury campus come back to life … Read more

Jade Brown started her degree in the midst of a global pandemic. Here she shares ways to make the most out of your first year … Read more