Emma Pape
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Lecturer in Social Psychology
- Module convenor: PY2SID and PYMCSID (Social Psychology & Individual Differences at Undergraduate & Masters level)
- Undergraduate & Masters dissertation project supervisor
- PhD supervisor
- Psychology undergraduate admissions tutor
Areas of interest
My areas of interest fall largely within the field of social psychology, with a specific focus on intergroup relations and prejudice. I am particularly interested in the role that the media plays in shaping perceptions of our social worlds, within this context.
I am also involved in research into, and the development of, decolonising the curriculum initiatives, with an aim to promote greater equity within higher education.
Teaching
Research centres and groups
- Pedagogic Research & Educational Scholarship (PRaES) Group
Academic qualifications
- PhD (Psychology), ÒÁÈËÖ±²¥app
- MSc Research Methods in Psychology, ÒÁÈËÖ±²¥app
- BSc Psychology, ÒÁÈËÖ±²¥app
- Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA).
Awards and honours
- University Collaborative Award for Outstanding Contribution to Teaching & Learning (CATE; 2024)
Professional bodies/affiliations
- Graduate member of the British Psychological Society (GMBPsS)