This study is being conducted as part of my (Rachel Weiss’s) PhD Thesis in the School of Psychology and Neuroscience at the University of St Andrews. We invite you to participate in a research project investigating the…
We invite you to participant in a research project about the role of oculoproprioception in eye dominance. This study is being conducted as part of our, Zhihao Deng’s, Muntaha Adam’s and Angelee Chin Nair’s, degree in…
UTREC Approval Code: MN1650 “What is the role of emotions in women’s leadership experiences within the context of U.K. Higher Education?” This study is being conducted as part of my, Sarah Hathorn’s, PhD Thesis in the…
Open to postgraduate research students (at PhD level) in Management, Modern Languages, History, Social Anthropology, Classics and Film Studies, our exchange with UC Berkeley closes for applications at 0900 on 5…
In semester 2 as part of the Postgraduate Certificate in Academic Practice (PGCAP), CEED’s Head of Learning Technology, Margaret Adamson, will be leading a module entitled Exploring Learning and Teaching Online. Staff…
Work continues to improve the Main Library, however noisy work and drilling will pause during the revision and exam period. There should be no drilling after 8:30am each day. Once exams are finished, work will…
This study is being conducted as part of my (Rachel Weiss’s) PhD Thesis in the School of Psychology and Neuroscience at the University of St Andrews. We invite you to participate in a research project investigating the…
Remembering Dreams: Understanding the link between dream recall, attention, & anxiety We invite you to participate in a research project about dreaming, attention, and anxiety. This study is being conducted as part of…
One week left to apply for GRADskills’ annual intensive writing event – Thesis Marathon (formerly Thesis Bootcamp). Applications close Monday 5th December. Thesis Marathon is designed for doctoral students nearing…
CEED is inviting Postgraduate students to contribute to the GRADskills Postgraduate Development blog. We are looking into c.400-600-words-long contributions from PGR and PGT students, and alumni alike.The blog focuses…