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As Birkbeck marks its 200th anniversary this year, it is furthering its commitment to ensuring current students and alumni always have access to the transformative power of education.
The results of a new study commissioned by the Birkbeck-UCL Centre of Educational Neuroscience and think tank, Learnus, reveal what teachers feel about professional and educational opportunities offered by neuroscience.
Former Universities Minister, Jo Johnson will be formally recognised as a Fellow of Birkbeck, receiving the university’s highest award.
The awards recognise Dr. Ori Ossmy for his broad and innovative catalogue of research and practical projects.
The awards supports early-career researchers on the path to leading their own research programmes.
There are still places left on many courses through Clearing, call 020 3907 0700 to apply, and come along to our Clearing Student Experience Day on Saturday from 12 to 3pm to discover what makes Birkbeck so special.
The study confirmed that, at a group level, autistic people tend to process faces differently to non-autistic people.
The research study involved asking approximately 22,000 teenagers about their mental health.
Professor Gilly Forrester’s Leverhulme-funded project on great apes will feature in the new Science Futures area which will look at the role of science in identifying environmental and societal issues, and the scientists working to find solutions.
The Lord Mayor of the City of London, Vincent Keaveny, unveiled a plaque to commemorate the pioneering Wohl Wolfson ToddlerLab.
