All Courses

This course, by Dr Philippa Carr (University of the West of England) explores qualitative methods. In the first module, we think about what qualitative methods are and how they differ from quantitative methods. In the second module, we think about...

This course, by Dr Jérémy Lemoine (University of East London) explores concepts of territorial behaviours and personalisation in the workplace. In the first module, we think about what personalisation and territorial behaviours are, as well as...

This course, by Professor Ciarán O’Keeffe (Buckinghamshire New University), explores research with WEIRD and non-WEIRD populations. In the first module, we think about what a WEIRD population is. In the second module, we think about altruistic...

This course, by Dr Ashok Jansari (Goldsmiths, University of London), explores the processes of remembering and forgetting. In the first module, we think about what memory is and how it can be conceptualised. In the second module, we think about...

This course, by Dr Cathal O’Siochru (Liverpool Hope University), explores the impact of advertising on children. In the first module, we think about how much advertising children are exposed to and the impacts it might have. In the second module,...

This course, by Professor Ciarán O’Keeffe (Buckinghamshire New University), explores the role of psychic involvement in criminal investigations. In the first module, we think about how to define psychic criminology and the involvement of psychics...

This course, by Dr Ashok Jansari (Goldsmiths, University of London), explores the process of face recognition. In the first module, we think about what makes a face special as a visual stimulus. In the second module, we think about what...

In this course, Professor Sharon Marshall (University of Exeter) explores Ovid’s Heroides. In the first module, we think about the relationship between Ovid’s version of the myths of Penelope, Briseis and Dido, and the ‘original’ versions found in...

This course, by Dr Eduardo Vasquez (University of Kent), explores explanations for aggressive behaviour and tendencies. In the first module, we think about some brain structures which are responsible for regulating aggressive behaviour. In the...

In this course, Dr Nicole Graham (University of Kent) explores the relationship between gender and society in religious thought. In the first module, we consider the relationship between religion, gender and society with special attention to the...

In this course, Professor Paul Noordhof (University of York) explores materialism. In the first module, we introduce materialism by explaining matter and the meaning of composition. In the second module, we examine various arguments for...

This course, by Dr Metodi Siromahov (University College London), explores some historic debates in psychology. In the first module, we think about the history of the free will versus determinism debate and the origins of psychological theory. In...