Research
Overview
The School has a strong and continually expanding research focus, with a range of internationally recognised research projects funded by national competitive grant bodies. We provide excellent facilities for research higher degree students, including office space, computers, and access to research-dedicated laboratories. Our 4th year and postgraduate students present their research at annual conferences designed to provide training in making research presentations in a supportive environment.
Scholarships for PhD students are available through the University and can also be supported by research grant funds. We encourage prospective PhD students to use the Research Areas links below to explore potential funding arrangements.
We have a grant scheme to support research by students in all of our graduate programs and give preference to graduate students in allocating casual teaching, both as a means of income support and professional development in teaching.
Research Areas and Contacts
Our particular areas of research are listed below. Clicking on the links will take you to relevant contacts (laboratories or individuals)
- Animal Cognition and Learning
- Applied Neuroscience
- Clinical Psychology
- Evolutionary Psychology
- Social Psychology Laboratory
- Health Psychology
- Human Cognition
- Human Motion Vision
- Functional Neuroimaging
- Memory and Cognitive Development
- Neuroimmunology
- Personality
- Physiological Psychology
- Vision Science


