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Emotion -. Have we got. it wrong? An inaugural lecture by Professor Frances Maratos. Emotion - Have we got it wrong? Inaugural lecture: Professor Frances Maratos. A key theory of how emotion shapes our behaviour is known as ‘Threat Superiority’.

Derby has become the first city in the country to have a Designated Senior Leader for Mental Health in every school, thanks to a programme which aims to deliver a ‘whole school’ approach to emotional health and wellbeing.

People who are less emotionally stable are more likely to be addicted to their smartphones, according to a new research study.  

Employability Awards 2021. The University of Derby’s Employability Awards celebrate students, staff and external partners who have made highly significant contributions towards student employability during the academic year 2020-21. Employability

Employability Awards 2021 video transcript and audio description. Employability Awards. Ambient music plays. The University of Derby three peaks logo fades in and out over a black background. The screen shows a gold star, text reads: 'Careers and

Employer toolkit. Employer toolkit. As part of the Careers and Employment Service, the Derby Talent Team are specialist in student and graduate recruitment, offering help, advice and guidance to organisations. You can find support and guidance in

Apprenticeships for employers. Employers. Business benefits of an apprenticeship. Investing in an apprenticeship has many benefits, not least to your employee's personal and professional development, but to the quality and performance of your

Employment opportunities. With placements, work experience and career support, we help students get the most out of university and make sure they're ready for the world of work. Employment opportunities. Whether your child has a clear career path in

Blog post. Empowering women for positive action in an era of social injustice and gender inequality. With the #MeToo movement continuing to gain international coverage in an attempt to draw attention to sexual assault and harassment, Dr Francis

Psychologists at the University of Derby have conducted the first-ever study to investigate the Buddhist phenomenon of ‘emptiness’ meditation, discovering that it is more effective at improving wellbeing and wisdom more than mindfulness.