Dr Neelam Ghuman

Neelam's research aims to explore work-life balance and health behaviours in non-traditional families. When work-life balance is discussed, the term is most often discussed in regards to a typical married couple with children. However, the workplace is a diverse environment and individuals who are employed come from a variety of demographic backgrounds,may it be unmarried/single people, extended families, older people with grown-up children or those who simply live alone. Neelam's research therefore aimed to explore the experiences of this wide range of groups rather than just focusing on 'traditional' families.

Co-programme coordinator for the Psychology Foundation Year (FY) and co-module leader for the following Psychology FY modules:

- Introductory Psychology 

- Psychology Project 

Neelam both teaches and is the module leader of the following final-year module:

- The Psychology of Stress, Motivation and Work-life balance 

Neelam teaches and/or is involved in the following modules:

- Psychological Science: From Individuals to Society

- Undergraduate Dissertation 

Modules worked on in the past include: 

1st Year 

- Research Methods and Design in Psychology 

- Psychological Data Analysis 

- Preparing for Academic Success 

2nd Year

- Research Methods and Ethics in Psychology 

- Biological and Cognitive Psychology 

3rd Year and MSc

- Business Psychology Individual Differences 

- MSc Applied Psychometrics 

Summer School 

- Know your own Personality