Welcome to your ultimate guide to postgraduate study!
The PsyPAG Guide (second edition) is here to offer you support and advice from postgraduate students to help you throughout your studies.
PsyPAG is a national organisation for all psychology postgraduates based at UK Institutions.
Funded by the Research Board of the British Psychological Society, PsyPAG is run on a voluntary basis by postgraduates for postgraduates. PsyPAG has no official membership scheme; anyone involved in postgraduate study in the UK is automatically a member.
Support
PsyPAG aims to provide support for postgraduate students in the UK.
Communicate
PsyPAG aims to act as a vehicle for communication between postgraduates, and to represent postgraduates within the British Psychological Society.
Network
PsyPAG aims to bring together postgraduates from across the country.
Psypag blog
Claire Melia from Keele University muses about how we can improve future research by engaging with stakeholders, such as experts by experience, in our February blog.
Thinking about getting published? Why not submit an article to The Quarterly!
The Quarterly is an official publication of PsyPAG. It is a peer-reviewed journal that is open-access and distributed to all psychology postgraduates in the UK.
The Quarterly journal covers all aspects of psychology and welcomes a wide range of manuscripts, spanning from original empirical research to book/event reviews.
