Applicants are invited for 3 x full-time Graduate Teaching Assistants (GTA) in Psychology at the University of Hull (start date September 2023). As a GTA you will receive a 4-year fully funded studentship to undertake a programme of PhD research, while gaining valuable supervised teaching experience across the undergraduate and foundation year programmes within psychology.
The University of Hull’s strategic vision – inspired by society’s challenges and by the power of our global community – is firmly committed towards shaping a fairer, brighter, carbon-neutral future.
The School of Psychology and Social Work is part of the Faculty of Health Sciences. Psychology is the largest subject area in the school and comprises more than 500 students and 30 staff. Our staff are a diverse, international group of academics and practitioners engaged in multidisciplinary teaching and innovative basic and applied research. They contribute to three core research groups centered on Cognition & Development, Cognitive & Clinical Neuroscience, and Mental Health & Wellbeing.
Application deadline: 27 March 2023
Scholarships
Three scholarships will be awarded, with applications accepted across these themes:
Linking animal psychology to public tolerance of wild carnivore “pests”
A stopped clock is right twice a day: Knowledge attribution across the lifespan
Intrusive memories in depression
The shape of social cognition
Individual differences in reactions to and coping with noise pollution
If you wish to apply for more than one theme, please specify this in your application and provide a separate research proposal for each of the themes you wish to be considered for (maximum of 2).
General enquiries about the GTA studentships should be directed to the Graduate Research Director for Psychology, Dr Rachel Anderson. Enquiries about the different themes should be directed to the supervisory contact listed for that theme.