Events Archive
This talk may cause side effects
Research shows most side effects are likely to be caused by the nocebo effect – the dark side of placebo, so how can medical researchers break this cycle? Listen to Dr Kate Faasse of the School of Psychology at UNSOMNIA 2021 live event.
2021 Honours Information Session
At 2pm on Tuesday, 1 September the School of Psychology will host an online information session for current UNSW students (and 2020 graduands) interested in pursuing an Honours year in psychology in 2021.
Scientia Education Academy Lecture Series - A/Prof Jacquelyn Cranney
A/Prof Cranney argues that self-management, success and wellbeing are key aspects of the student experience of the formal curriculum in tertiary environments.
UNSW Info Day
Interested in studying Psychology? Or looking for answers to your study questions in 2018?
From Big data to DNA: Unravelling Causes and Outcomes in People with Intellectual Disability
The third in the series of Brain Sciences UNSW Colloquia 2017.
2017 UNSW Open Day
Are you curious about studying Psychology at Uni? Then, UNSW Open Day on Saturday 2 September, is the place for you to be!
Neurosciences: Genetic and Epigenetic Contributions
The second in the series of Brain Sciences UNSW Colloquia 2017. All welcome.
Novel treatments and approaches for alcohol and sugar addiction
Brain Sciences UNSW Presents Professor Selena Bartlett discussing novel treatments and approaches for alcohol and sugar addiction.
Perception of surfaces and scenes in dynamic sequences
The School of Psychology's Damien Mannion will be presenting on some recent demonstrations and experiments that probe the human perception of surfaces and scenes in dynamic image sequences.
2017 School of Psychology Awards Night
This annual event for Psychology staff and students is a chance to catch up and connect with your colleagues and UNSW staff.
