The history of the School of Psychology and Clinical Language Sciences can be traced back to 1921 with the appointment of Albert Wolters as the University’s first Lecturer in Experimental Psychology.
As one of the first psychology departments in the UK, we have enjoyed a long and distinguished history. Now, one hundred years later, the School is firmly established as a world leader in the delivery of teaching, research and training in psychology and related disciplines.
To celebrate this milestone we are holding a week of events for students, staff, alumni, our friends in the local community and our colleagues and collaborators around the world, to look forward to what the next 100 years of psychology will bring.