Callum Hanniffy
Technician / Demonstrator
I joined the university in 2023, after obtaining my Masters in Forensic Psychology and Mental Health. During my Masters, I undertook an internship as a Research Assistant for a criminal justice charity, in which I assisted with various thematic studies.
As a technician, I provide support to students and staff in: using the equipment in the School of Psychology, support the running of the teaching spaces and laboratories, as well as demonstrating the equipment at open days and outreach events. Also I lead on co-ordinating technical support for the psychology portfolio.
I contribute to teaching on the following units: Psychology and Criminal Behaviour, Biological Psychology and Victimology (postgraduate)Â Â
My research interest is in the area of forensic psychology, researching perceptions of stalking behaviour.
- MSc Forensic Psychology and Mental Health – Barts and the London, Queen Mary ÌìÃÀ´«Ã½ of London, 2023
- BSc (Hons) Psychology - ÌìÃÀ´«Ã½, 2021
- PSY002-1 Introduction to Psychological Research Methods and Data Analysis - tutorial and experiment support
- PSY025-2 Biological Psychology - tutorial and experiment support
- PSY026-2 Cognitive Psychology - tutorial support
- PSY027-2 Quantitative Methods of Research in Psychology - experiment support
I also contribute to teaching on the following units:
- Psychology and Criminal Behaviour (Level 4)
- Biological Psychology (Level 5)
- Victimology (Level 7)
- Higher Education Academy - Associate Fellow
- Association of Technical Staff in Psychology - Member
- Forensic psychology, researching perceptions of stalking behaviour.
- MSc thesis which investigated the influence of prior relationship on perceptions of same-sex stalking behaviour.
Credited as research support:
- User Voice. (2023a). The voice of people on probation from a minority ethnic background.
- User Voice. (2023b). The voice of people on probation: Supporting perpetrators of domestic abuse for better outcomes.
- User Voice. (2023c). Youth on remand.
Research support contribution:
- User Voice. (2024). The voice of people on IPP: a thematic inspection.
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