The Social and Organisational Psychology Research Group is proud to invite you to a research presentation of our E&D series by Dr Tabe...

  The Journal of Social Issue, the flagship journal of the Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues (or SPSSI), the largest soci...

  The Conservation Science Research Group and their grant partners at the Department of Planning, Industry and Environment and NSW National ...

 If a violent and serious crime occurred right in front of your very eyes, do you think you would see it? Do you think you would have seen t...

 Each year the 8th of March provides an opportunity to reflect on the progress women have made towards equality, to celebrate those who have...

 The Cognitive Psychology Research Group of the School of Psychology, University of Newcastle, hosted the Australasian Mathematical Psycholo...

 A recent publication by UoN School of Psychology’s PhD student, Chloe Peneaux, has made it into a short list of just four papers nominated ...

The mere presence of others can sometimes be enough to change the way we make decisions. This might be something so simple as changing your ...

  Are you a graduate from our Psychology programs at the University of Newcastle?   Dr Babette Rae and Dr Linda Campbell  are working on a...

 Have you ever noticed that women are typically the ones spearheading gender equality movements? Think of the suffragettes, the #MeToo, and ...

 

An exciting opportunity for PhD scholarship at the University of Newcastle's Functional Neuroimaging Lab, with a team of heralded Austra...

 Various researchers have demonstrated that people who have less social support are also more likely to have poorer mental and physical heal...

He had done it again! For the second consecutive year, Prof Scott Brown from the School of Psychology at the University of Newcastle was nam...

NEW PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE DEGREE COMING IN 2021 From Semester 1 2021, a new degree will be on offer – the Graduate Diploma in Psychological ...

 

 

 Global economic crises, like the one we will experience post-COVID, disproportionately affect vulnerable segments of society. Historical da...

 

 The world has always been a pretty uncertain place, but it feels like it’s even more uncertain now than ever before. With COVID-19 outbreak...

Dr Stephanie Hardacre was recently awarded her PhD in social and organisational psychology in the School of Psychology. Her research explore...

Young drivers, aged 17-25 years, are more likely than other age groups to access social interactive technologies (e.g., Snapchat, Facebo...

PsycCares is an initiative of the School of the Psychology at the University of Newcastle, driven by our admin staff and Tara Magnay. PsycCa...

The end of COVID-related isolation in Australia finally appears to be within sight. The impacts of loneliness, reduced social connectivity a...

Please join us in the  Research Seminar mentioned below – all welcome! When:   28 th   May  2020 Time:   12:00 – 1:00pm Via Zoom only ...

 It was a beautiful day and the café was full of people. A couple of friends were sitting around a table when one of them said: “our socie...

A message of tribute from conjoint A/Prof Miles Bore (and with him the whole school), who was Ken's friend, colleague and PhD supervisor...

Please join us for our next HDR Progression Seminar Day : When: 25 th May  2020 Time: 10:30am – 12:00 Via Zoom only : https://uon...

Taking university courses online has become a necessity in the last couple of months. A few weeks ago, Dr Heather Douglas discussed  on the ...