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EIS fears for future of Dundee University's postgraduate educational psychology course
A Dundee University course could be put at risk by a government decision to remove student funding, Scotland's biggest teaching union has warned. (...)
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Post-9/11 climate of fear now too great: Professor Richard English
The response to global terrorism has had a bigger impact on people's lives than actual atrocities, according to a St Andrews University academic. (...)
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Dundee University appoints five new professors
Despite its recent staff cutbacks, Dundee University has shown that it remains intent on attracting new talent. (...)
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Professor David Myers delivers James Gregory lecture on science and religion
Pupils were challenged to ponder psychology and religion when they were visited by an eminent social psychologist. (...)
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Former educational psychologist Alastair Milne OBE
Alastair Milne, who was a leading Scottish educational psychologist with a particular interest in special needs, has died aged 81 after a brief illness. (...)
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Doniatia has taken long journey to prize-winning form
Life for four-year-old Doniatia should have been pulling a hay cart in Romania — instead, she is a much-loved family pony in rural Fife, boasting a clutch of rosettes. (...)
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Psychology journal honours Abertay expert Dr Fiona Gabbert
An academic at Abertay University in Dundee has been honoured by an acclaimed journal. (...)
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West Bank mercy visit of Dr Ian Barron
A Dundee University expert is about to make a second trip to the West Bank to help children traumatised by the conflict between Israelis and Palestinians. (...)
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Cosmetic surgery on the NHS — for some
Patients in Tayside and Fife seeking cosmetic surgery to alter their appearance because they are traumatised by the way they look are to get a new specialist service. (...)
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