Jan Machalski
Jan Machalski teaches on the Psychology degree. Jan joined the staff of Bishop Grosseteste University in 2005 having held a variety of leadership and senior management roles in both secondary and further education sectors. She has also been involved in several biological psychology research projects. She is a fellow of the Higher Education Academy.
Teaching
She is the module leader for the first year Biological Psychology module. She also supports first year students with academic writing. Her particular research and teaching interests are in autism and critical psychiatry. She teaches in these areas in the second year of the degree and supports third year dissertations in these subjects.
Related Courses
- Psychology
- Education Studies and Psychology
- English and Psychology
- Psychology and Counselling
- Psychology and Applied Drama
- Psychology and Early Childhood Studies
- Psychology and Special Educational Needs, Disability & Inclusion
- Psychology and Sociology
- Psychology and Sport
- Education Studies and Psychology with Foundation Year
- English and Psychology with Foundation Year
- Psychology and Counselling with Foundation Year
- Psychology and Applied Drama with Foundation Year
- Psychology and Early Childhood Studies with Foundation Year
- Psychology with Foundation Year
- Psychology and Special Educational Needs, Disability and Inclusion with Foundation Year
- Psychology and Sociology with Foundation Year
- Psychology and Sport with Foundation Year
Jan has been part of the Escalate funded team looking at employer engagement. More recently she explored the role of video conferencing in supporting the early learning of trainee teachers. This was published in Escalate News, funded by a Sharing Ideas grant from Escalate and resulted in a workshop at the TEAN conference at the University of Glasgow. Teaching on a work based degree means that many of her research interests are focussed within this area.