Centre for Psychosocial Research

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What does it mean to wait now? What does it mean to care now? A multi-stranded project that investigates the relation between time and care in health, illness and wellbeing.

This project explores the relation between bioinformation, infrastructures and evidence through a programme of research activities.

An international proactive space for womanist conversations with black women in higher education.

Funded by Humanities in the European Research Area (HERA), this transnational project explores the waterways that marks its peripheries or limits, especially its 'liminal' waterways.

Our undergraduate course enables you to unravel the interconnected psychic and social forces that produce us as people and to determine our complex relations to one another.

This course combines the field of psychosocial studies with an exploration of the principles that underpin psychodynamic counselling.

This MA critically explores the origins of psychoanalysis, its central concepts, and their application to areas of culture, society, history and politics.

Our postgraduate course explores multidisciplinary discussions on the connections between our interrelated collective histories and our ordinary, intimate, personal and psychic life.

We provide a forum to carry out theoretical or applied research in the broad area of psychosocial studies, focusing particularly on innovative interdisciplinary work.