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So proud of our alumni!
16/10/2026

So proud of our alumni!

Do you follow ? Dr Kerry Rees is going to be in BBC Gloucestershire every Friday morning to apply Psychology to each ep...
08/10/2026

Do you follow ? Dr Kerry Rees is going to be in BBC Gloucestershire every Friday morning to apply Psychology to each episode. Tune in to Jon Smith's programme!

Find the link to listen to last week's contribution in Stories and Highlights. Fast forward to minute 1:53:13!

Recently, Taylor, one of our second year students, was interviewed by BBC Gloucestershire about being a commuter student...
05/10/2026

Recently, Taylor, one of our second year students, was interviewed by BBC Gloucestershire about being a commuter student.

Taylor Barker makes a 40-minute commute to campus. She said studying from home was "a bonus" and financially it worked "out better to commute".

"My family are really important to me, I don't want to lose that connection from moving away. It was quite scary, the thought of having to move."

She went to look at "a couple of universities a bit further away and I just didn't like it".

"It hasn't stopped me from being independent. You're meeting people in lectures, most of the time you'll find someone similar who commutes from either similar distances, or actually lives quite near you. It's just different ways of meeting people."

Read the full article here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cmwyzjgw7q6zo

Dr Kim Schenke's latest journal article, a systematic review examining 37 canine behavioural questionnaires, found that ...
01/10/2026

Dr Kim Schenke's latest journal article, a systematic review examining 37 canine behavioural questionnaires, found that many questionnaires conflate observable behaviour with inferred traits or emotions, making measurement inconsistent and often unreliable. Across studies, emotion‑based descriptors varied hugely (2.3% – 40.5%), and a large proportion of items were mixed or uncategorizable. This makes it difficult to compare findings or draw valid conclusions about how dogs actually behave.

Their recommendations:
• Clarify and standardise what counts as “canine behaviour”
• Develop tools that measure literal, observable actions rather than human interpretation

Better definitions mean better science - and ultimately, better outcomes for dogs.

Read the full article here: https://doi-org.glos.idm.oclc.org/10.1080/10888705.2026.2693645

At the beginning of September, we welcomed two new Graduate Teaching Assistants to , Trish and Poppy. Make sure you say...
24/09/2026

At the beginning of September, we welcomed two new Graduate Teaching Assistants to , Trish and Poppy. Make sure you say hi if you see them around campus! You will see them supporting your research methods module.

And don't worry, Immy and Aleysha, our previous GTAs, are still around - they have been promoted to lecturers!

Two weeks ago, our MSc Psychology presented their dissertation projects. This was the final day of an intense year, an...
21/09/2026

Two weeks ago, our MSc Psychology presented their dissertation projects.

This was the final day of an intense year, and it was great to see the product of everyone's work!

It was a pleasure to have you as part of and we wish you the best in your future endeavours.

As part of induction week for our postgraduate degrees, we did a staff meet and greet, where students were able to come ...
17/09/2026

As part of induction week for our postgraduate degrees, we did a staff meet and greet, where students were able to come see our research interests and discuss dissertation ideas.

It was great to meet everyone and hear their ideas. We look forward to working with you!

Today, we welcomed our new undergraduate students to University of Gloucestershire You are part of now! We are looking...
14/09/2026

Today, we welcomed our new undergraduate students to University of Gloucestershire

You are part of now! We are looking forward to seeing all the fantastic things you achieve.

This week the University of Gloucestershire has hosted its Festival of Research. Dr Richard Clarke has been part of a pa...
10/09/2026

This week the University of Gloucestershire has hosted its Festival of Research.

Dr Richard Clarke has been part of a panel on Ethics, Integrity and AI. There was a great discussion about how we use AI, the environmental costs of it, and the biases that it perpetuates. The panellists had a broad range of perspectives which encouraged a very rich discussion.

Last week, our MSc Forensic Psychology students showcased their dissertation projects. We loved hearing about the hard w...
09/09/2026

Last week, our MSc Forensic Psychology students showcased their dissertation projects. We loved hearing about the hard work, dedication, and fascinating research they have been undertaking throughout the year.

It has been a pleasure having you as part of the programme. We wish you every success in your future steps!

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