Student stories

My research investigates the feasibility and preliminary effectiveness of an online, two-week compassionate imagery intervention for veterinarian mental health.

My lecturers are very caring, approachable and supportive. Each of them has their own research accolades and share these during lectures and seminars.

My project looks at inequality in higher education, specifically how students interpret university rankings and how these can favour the support of a hierarchical society.

Higher education is not something that is solely available for able people, those with disabilities are also encouraged to pursue their ambitions at university.

My research project uses quantitative and qualitative research methods to investigate the construct of weight bias, exploring whether national obesity prevalence rates, personal exposure to obesity and weight normalisation, can predict weight bias, and much more.

I’m researching the interplay between attachment dimensions (the processes used to assess attachment in children and adults) and nostalgia, with the aim of using nostalgia as a mechanism to boost attachment security.