BPS Division of Academics, Researchers, & Teachers in Psychology

The role of the BPS Teacher’s Toolkit | BPS The Teacher’s Toolkit is a free online collection of BPS-endorsed resources

Do you know about the BPS Teachers' Toolkit? It's a free online collection of BPS-endorsed resources to support UK pre-university psychology teachers and promote the value of psychology as a subject. Find out more about it here:

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The CPD event today also marked Dr Patrick Rosenkranz last day as Chair of the Division! His three year tenure has seen him steer the committee through a wide range of successful initiatives and… | Br... The CPD event today also marked Dr Patrick Rosenkranz last day as Chair of the Division! His three year tenure has seen him steer the committee through a wide range of successful initiatives and event...

The CPD event today also marked Dr Patrick Rosenkranz last day as Chair of the Division! His three year tenure has seen him steer the committee through a wide range of successful initiatives and events...

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We have had a fantastic day at our CPD event Supporting a Diverse Student Population held at the BPS Leicester Office.
Dr Andrew Holliman from UCL discussed supporting student transitions to HE, and then Dr Elisa Back from Kingston University discussed supporting neurodivergent students in HE

Deadline for registration is Tuesday 18th Nov! Don't miss out on this fantastic event!

The latest issue of Psychology Teaching Review is out now - members, find the latest issue here: explore.bps.org.uk/content/bpsp....
Articles cover topics and issues such as diversity and belonging, alleviating statistics anxiety, trigger warnings, and the DARTP 2025 conference abstracts. Enjoy!

Supporting a Diverse Student Population: From Transitioning through Education to Inclusive Practice | BPS This is a CPD event on supporting a diverse student population from transitioning into Higher Education and throughout the degree programme.

There's still time to register for our upcoming CPD event on supporting a diverse student population and inclusive practice! This event is on 21st Nov at the BPS Leicester Office, registration is open till 10th November. Find out more and register here:
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Division of Academics, Researchers, and Teachers in Psychology | BPS The DARTP promotes the professional interests of psychologists who teach and/or conduct research, whether in a university, school, college or any other academic environment.

Did you know there is still time to nominate someone (or yourself!) for the DARTP Higher Education and The Helen Kitching Psychology Teacher of the Year awards 2025/2026. The deadline is 10th October so get nominating! Find out more here:

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We are delighted to announce that registrations are now open for our latest CPD event: Supporting a Diverse Student Population. This event will take place at the BPS Leicester Office on Friday 21st November. To find out more and register, click here: lnkd.in/ekqBBWxu.

DARTP Annual Conference 23 - 24 June at Royal Holloway University | BPS Dr Elizabeth Bates, DARTPT committee member and social media lead, shares her highlights from the two-day DARTP conference.

Did you miss our annual conference in June? Don't worry - Dr Elizabeth Bates, DARTPT committee member and social media lead, shares her highlights from the two-day DARTP conference:

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‘Small changes make a huge impact for our students’ | BPS Maxine Swingler (Senior Lecturer, School of Psychology & Neuroscience, University of Glasgow) meets the winners of the British Psychological Society’s Division of Academics, Teachers and Researchers i...

Have you seen the latest edition of The Psychologist? Our very own Maxine Swingler has interviewed the winners of the HEPTOTY award - read here:

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...and that's a wrap! | British Psychological Society Division of Academics, Researchers, and Teachers in Psychology (DARTP) ...and that's a wrap! Our 2025 conference has closed and we are wishing all our speakers and delegates a safe journey home! Day 2 was jam packed with fantastic speakers, and some really exciting o...

...and that's a wrap! Our 2025 conference has closed and we are wishing all our speakers and delegates a safe journey home! See our LinkedIn post for some photos and a thank you to our exhibitors! #dartp2025

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Fantastic start to Day 2 of our conference! Prof Victoria Bourne and members of the THESIS pedagogic research group presented on some of the work they do around community and co-production, diversifying the curriculum, and offering digital support. #dartp2025

One of the particularly special moments from today was celebrating our HEPTOTY and PEPTOTY winners who were presented their prizes in the opening session - well done again Zayba Ghazali-Mohammed and Harriet Ennis #dartp2025

What an incredible first day! | British Psychological Society Division of Academics, Researchers, and Teachers in Psychology (DARTP) What an incredible first day! Some fantastic talks, discussions, and networking - we can't wait to do it all again tomorrow! Here's a few photos from the day... #dartp2025

What an incredible first day! Some fantastic talks, discussions, and networking - we can't wait to do it all again tomorrow! Check out our LinkedIn post for a few photos from the day... #dartp2025

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Our first keynote of the conference is Prof Louise Taylor, who is giving a fantastic talk about the power of collaborative teaching networks in connecting psychology educators. Great analogy - we should all "be a bee" and share our knowledge, experiences, and expertise with each other! 🐝 #dartp2025

We are all ready to welcome you to Day 1 of our conference here at Royal Holloway, University of London! #dartp2025

BPS Division of Academics, Researchers, and Teachers in Psychology Annual Conference 2025 | BPS In challenging times, we foster a supportive community. Delegates are invited to share research, scholarship, or creative strategies to deliver high-quality psychology education.

Don't miss out on registering for our 2025 conference - you have until 9am on Monday 9th June! You can buy a ticket for one or both days - for more information, the full programme, and to register, click here:

www.bps.org.uk/event/bps-di...

Psychology Teaching Review, Volume 31, Issue 1 BPS Explore is our easy-to-access central location for you to read and download a wide range of psychological content from practitioners, researchers and working groups.

Calling all DARTP members, have you seen the latest issue of Psychology Teaching Review has been published? explore.bps.org.uk/content/bpsp...
This issue features a range of topics including papers focusing on final year UG project. Happy reading!

BPS Division of Academics, Researchers, and Teachers in Psychology Annual Conference 2025 | BPS In challenging times, we foster a supportive community. Delegates are invited to share research, scholarship, or creative strategies to deliver high-quality psychology education.

Worried you missed out on submitting an abstract to our conference? Fear not, we have extended the abstract deadline to Wednesday 7th of May! Find out more here: www.bps.org.uk/event/bps-di...

Division of Academics, Researchers, and Teachers in Psychology | BPS

The deadline for abstract for our annual conference is fast approaching - make sure you get your abstracts submitted by Monday 28th April to be considered! More information on the submission process and the conference can be found here: www.bps.org.uk/member-netwo...

DART-P Annual Conference 2025: Call for Abstracts | BPS We invite Abstract submissions for our annual conference, which will take place on Monday 23 and Tuesday 24 June at Royal Holloway, University of London.

Our call for abstracts is still open for our annual conference on the 23-24 June 2025. Read more about our aims, our conference themes and our fabulous keynote speakers here:
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BPS Division of Academics, Researchers, and Teachers in Psychology Annual Conference 2025 | BPS In challenging times, we foster a supportive community. Delegates are invited to share research, scholarship, or creative strategies to deliver high-quality psychology education.

We are delighted to announce that our 2025 conference page is now live! You can find out more about how to submit an abstract, registration, and our keynote speakers - head to the following link:

www.bps.org.uk/event/bps-di...

We hear from those teaching Psychology at pre-university level… | BPS Eight teachers share how they got their start in and their love for Psychology education.

Check out this great article about teaching psychology at a pre-university level. It includes the voices of teachers on how they developed their love for Psychology education - including our very own Lyndsey Hayes (a chartered psychologist) from the DARTP committee!
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The conference will also feature keynote presentations from:
Professor Louise Taylor and Professor Victoria Bourne

Abstract submission and registration portals will open soon – please watch this space... www.bps.org.uk/member-netwo...

We will invite abstract submissions relating to the following sub-themes:
· Innovative and sustainable teaching practices
· Collaboration and community
· Supporting staff and student well-being
· General (we also welcome proposals outside of any of the above themes)

DART-P Annual Conference 2025: Dates confirmed!
Monday the 23rd and Tuesday the 24th of June at Royal Holloway, University of London.

The overall conference theme will be “Delivering high-quality psychology education in challenging times”

We are delighted to announce the winners of the Psychology Teacher of the Year awards! Our winners are...
Dr Zayba Ghazali-Mohammed is the winner of the Higher Education PTOTY! Harriet Ennis is the winner of the Pre-Tertiary PTOTY! We hope you will join us in congratulating both winners !

Save the date! Our 2025 conference will take place on Mon 23rd and Tues 24th June in person at Royal Holloway, University of London. More to follow soon....

She is on the advisory boards for Evidence-Based Education and for a project of the National Institute of Teaching.

Here are her resources: linktr.ee/drckt

Our third featured nominee is Dr Carolina Kuepper-Tetzel is convinced that psychological research should serve the public and engages in scholarly outreach activities. She is passionate about research-informed teaching and aims to provide her students with the best learning experience possible.