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The course is intended to bring graduates from other disciplines up to the academic standard of an honours degree in psychology. It demonstrates how the core areas of psychology (developmental, social, cognitive, psychobiology, individual differences, research methods) can be applied in educational settings. It is therefore an excellent starting point for individuals wishing to pursue a career in educational psychology.
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Hi All,
A message for all Alumni:
Our current MEd Psychology of Education students are keen to hear from alumni who have gone to work in Education & Psychology (and beyond)
*Would you be willing to attend this year's career evening?*
You will be invited to talk with groups of current students about how you use your degree & learning in your work and your career path since graduation.
This is an excellent opportunity for students to explore and consider how to achieve success in a career-related to their degree, to make informed decisions about their next steps, and to feel inspired about their career after graduation.
There will be an opportunity for informal networking with the students and your fellow alumni after the panel.
Event:Career Panel
Date: Thursday 8th May
Time: 5.30pm - 7.30pm
Location: The University of Manchester
To register your interest please email [email protected]
Kind regards,
Michael
15/11/2018
The 1.30 lecture today has moved to Williamson building Room G.47
Williamson building is number 52 on the campus map ( the entrance is beside University Place)
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We are currently conducting a piece of research exploring teachers' engagement with research and perspectives regarding involvement in research projects. As part of this research, we are looking for currently practicing teachers to participate in either/both a focus group (5th July) or one-to-one interview (arranged at a time/place to suit). If you would be interested in being interviewed/participating in the focus group, please get in touch with us at [email protected]
Cog marking release today - please see info on BB / your inbox.
PhD Studentship (funded by the Big Lottery Fund): "Risk, Resilience and Mental Health in Adolescence"
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Deadline 01/06
Fully funded PhD position:
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Full details:
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Deadline 01/06
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