University of Nottingham

Psychology at Nottingham is dedicated to the study of the psychological and biological basis of behaviour. Our research spans many sub-disciplines in psychology. These range from personality to

The Perception and Action group studies the mechanisms that allow people to plan and control their actions and interpret and understand the actions of others. Methods include fMRI, DTI TMS, tDCS,

The People and Society research group investigates socio-cognitive drivers for attitudes and behaviour, individual differences, and how people input into, and are shaped by, society and their

The University of Nottingham’s computational neuroscience research group, led by Mark van Rossum, Mark Humphries and Stephen Coombes, uniquely bridges psychology and mathematics.Our research covers

The Visual Neuroscience Group investigates the fundamental psychophysical, neural and computational principles of sensory processing. This group investigate all aspects of visual processing,

We study psychological and brain mechanisms underlying behaviour and psychiatric and neurological disease. We closely integrate research in human participants with research in rodent models. This

We study human cognition in a wide range of theoretical and practical contexts using a range of methods. For example, using eye tracking to study reading, social cognition and driving.Our aim is to

Specific subject titles have included: Applied Psychology Clinical Psychology Forensic Psychology Health Psychology Research Occupational Health Psychology and Management Occupational Psychology

Specific subject titles have included: Applied Psychology Clinical Psychology Forensic Psychology Health Psychology Research Occupational Health Psychology and Management Occupational Psychology