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Three top tips on moving from undergraduate to postgraduate study

Transitioning from being an undergraduate student to a postgraduate researcher, or a taught postgraduate student, can be tricky. Maddi Pownall, chair of PsyPAG offers her advice.

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Becoming part of the family, PsyPAG integrates into the BPS

Current PsyPAG chair Maddi Pownall, and incoming chair Jenny Terry share their thoughts on the move and what they hope it will bring to the PsyPAG community.

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Intersections of space and identity: a personal history of LGBT+ History Month

To continue our ongoing coverage of LGBT+ History Month we present this timely piece by Zyra Evangelista from the Psychology of Sexualities Section.

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Psychology Postgraduate Affairs Group (PsyPAG) to integrate into the BPS
13 July 2021
The BPS is delighted that PsyPAG will integrate into the BPS to become an official BPS group, offering more support for postgraduates and a stronger voice for postgraduate psychologists within the society.
- BPS updates
Professor John Amaechi OBE and Kimberley Wilson announced for the Psychology Careers Festival
17 October 2024
We're delighted to announce two huge names joining us for this year's Psychology Careers Festival.
- Careers and professional development
New editors of PsyPAG Quarterly announced
17 April 2024
The BPS is pleased to announce the two new editors of PsyPAG Quarterly with submissions open for the next issue.
- BPS updates

Calling all psychology postgraduates
17 September 2015
PsyPAG have been busy, including publishing a new guide on surviving postgraduate study.
Opening doors on data
17 August 2016
Ryc Aquino, Jon Sutton and Ella Rhodes report from the Psychology Postgraduate Affairs Group Annual Conference.
- BPS updates
Just the beginning of the story…
31 July 2019
Ella Rhodes reports from another fantastic annual conference of the Psychology Postgraduate Affairs Group (PsyPAG); with additional comments from Society President David Murphy.
PsyPAG becomes official BPS group
02 August 2021
Ella Rhodes reports.
- BPS updates
- Careers and professional development
An inspired wander through PsyPAG
07 August 2018
The 33rd Annual Conference of the Psychology Postgraduate Affairs Group (PsyPAG) was held at the University of Huddersfield, our Journalist Ella Rhodes was there.
- Education
PsyPAG’s tips and tricks
05 January 2009
David Moore with some advice on postgraduate life
- BPS updates
From the President, July/August 2023
20 June 2023
From Nicky Hayes, President of the British Psychological Society.
- BPS updates
Psychology in Gaza and the West Bank
18 May 2006
Anna Costin with the latest in our international series.
- Race, ethnicity and culture
- Violence and trauma
From the President, December 2020
02 November 2020
An opportunity to ignite learning… BPS president Dr Hazel McLaughlin on encouraging talent and supporting learning in these challenging times.
Students, July 2006
18 July 2006
Peter Branney on overseas fieldwork - Supervisors, funding and ingenious pigs
- BPS updates
'Who knows where the journey will take you'
18 December 2018
Ella Rhodes reports from the British Psychological Society's Careers in Psychology events.
- Education
Swifter, higher, stronger: The history of sport psychology
20 August 2008
As the latest Olympics gets under way, John Kremer and Aidan Moran explore how the subdiscipline – after a few false starts – has grown ever fitter.
- History and philosophy
- Sport and Exercise