Our school covers a broad range of study and research, answering questions ranging from evolution to language, and from neuroscience to mental health.

The rise of populism and nationalism in some of the world’s leading democracies, along with declining trust in political institutions, has led to questions over whether democracy can survive.

Scrolling through Facebook or arguing on Twitter may not be as bad for our mental health as we feared, according to new research.

Our internationally recognised scholars are committed to producing high-quality research and teaching.

We offer numerous courses for undergraduate students as well as a wide range of postgraduate courses.

Our staff are engaged in a wide variety of ground-breaking research, which is recognised internationally.

Discover some of the exciting research happening in the School with our selection of interviews from early-career and up-and-coming academics.

Meet our graduates and find out where their Psychology degree has taken them.

Our staff and students are involved in several clinics and research centres in the field of psychology.