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Answering your literature search and referencing questions (for Part II students in Genetics only). ... Answering your literature search and referencing questions (for Part II students in Psychology only).

NST Part II Psychology & Physiology and Psychology Joint Course. Data Retention Policy. ... The following policy applies to the University Examinations taken for the NST Part II Psychology & Physiology and Psychology Joint Course.

The School of Biology has details of the Part II Psychology Neuroscience & Behaviour, course. ... Neuroscience also forms a part of other Part II courses such asand Zoology.

He was a Visiting Scholar at St Catharine’s (2016–2021) and has been an Affiliated Lecturer in the Department of Psychology since 2019. ... He lectures in Part II Zoology and supervises Part 1B Psychology students.

Ailie McWhinnie, current PhD student. Being a psychology undergraduate student, I have definitely found a place for myself within the Cambridge Neuroscience community. ... Oliwia Stecko, Part II Psychology 2023. Flickr. 2023 University of Cambridge.

Our Fellowship size in part reflects this, with Fellows directing studies in each subject. ... In addition to my departmental responsibilities (I am Rosalie Canney Professor of Behavioural Neuroscience), I am also the College’s Director of Studies in

One of whom was 3. rd. year medic Harry Barker who finished top of the Tripos in Part II – Natural Sciences (Psychology). ... Harry is an active member of the Downing College Boat Club, and was part of the Men’s 2.

www.natsci.tripos.cam.ac.uk/subject-information/part1b/pharm" target="_blank" rel="noopener"Pharmacology/a./pnpIn your third year (Part II) students can elect to retain a broad study of ... The School of Biology has details of the a

Responsibilities. I continue the theme of integration across disciplines and specialties in my teaching: I supervise Part IA Evolution and Behaviour students on topics in cognition, social communication and human psychology; ... I supervise the entire IB

I think feeling part of something bigger is really important to stay motivated, and Cambridge Neuroscience certainly ticks that box – I am loving my time here./pnspan ... and academic career paths!/pnspan class="su-quote-cite"Oliwia Stecko, Part II