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The DTRP is a Division within the British Psychological Society
designed to further the interests of individuals following careers in
teaching and/or researching Psychology. The Division was set up in 1997
and provides benefits for both members and non members. It aims to be
the professional home for any psychologist whose principal activities
are in research, teaching, or a combination of both. It was formed to
address the professional issues which concern that significant
proportion of the Society's membership who do not offer direct
psychological services to client groups, but undertake academic duties
in schools, colleges, universities, and research establishments (or are
undergoing training to equip themselves for careers in these settings),
and through their work provide and disseminate essential elements of
the knowledge base for a range of professions.
DTRP aims and rules
- To represent the scientific and professional interests of psychologists working as researchers and/or teachers;
- To work with other subsystems to encourage, sustain, develop and
promote the development of psychological knowledge and its
dissemination;
- To promote the highest standards of excellence in both teaching and research;
To ensure that the mutual relationship between teaching,
scholarship and research, which is so special in psychological science,
is sustained wherever possible when psychologists are engaged in
teaching; to promote the application of psychological knowledge in the
teaching of Psychology.
Click here to download the society rules
dtrp standardised rules.DOC
News
(31st Oct 2008) Spaces Available for Nov 28th Workshop
Spaces are still available on this years workshop. For more information click here.
(6th Nov 2008) Event in Birmingham (British Psychological Society, West Midlands Branch)
Spaces are still available for the West Midlands branch workshop November 20th, for more details CLICK HERE |
Our web pages have been re-designed to offer quick accessible
information and services. Any comments regarding ways of improving this
aim are welcome. Similarly, if you would like to see anything added to
the web pages please do not hesitate to contact me at DTRP@BPS.org
Many Thanks,
Stella (DTRP Academic Assistant).
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