We invite you to participate in a research project investigating the impact of music listening on how we process other people’s intentions and emotions. You will be asked to listen to two short pieces of music (3…
What happens to your memory and attention when you are moving through space? Does motion affect cognitive performance? We invite you to participate in a study about the effects of motion on cognition, conducted in…
The annual international science festival is back to St. Andrews with engaging research talks and pub quiz. The science researchers will be making their way from the lab to public venues such as cafes and pubs to share…
PARTICIPANTS WANTED WHO ARE EXPERIENCING LOW MOOD-GUARANTEED £10 AMAZON VOUCHER Project Title: The impact of autobiographical memory processing on low mood This study is being conducted as part of Dr Dritschel’s…
We are looking for participants to take part in an attention study which looks at individuals’ ability to simultaneously attend to verbal and visual stimuli. The study is a collaboration between the University of St…
Sign ups are now open for mentors in the Incoming UG Mentoring scheme. You’ll be matched with a new student based on a shared academic School, and answer their questions about life in St Andrews – course content,…
Do you like live music? Do you regularly attend events such as concerts, music festivals, recitals, or jazz nights. Are you interested in participating in a 1 hour focus group session discussing your experiences? We…
Give your CV a serious edge, work on a research project with staff and peers, and earn academic credits. The Vertically Integrated Project (VIP) modules are now open for student applications for 2026-20267 Deadline:…
You are invited to the Spring edition of Forspoken Poetry and Open Mic Night, hosted in Aikman’s Bar and Bistro on Saturday 16 May, 18:30-21:00! Doors open 18:00. The event is hosted by local poets and students…
This study is being conducted as part of my PhD project in the School of Psychology and Neuroscience at the University of St Andrews Have you ever wondered why people prefer one eye over the other when performing…