TUS Applied Psychology Science Week Seminar Series
Overview
Welcome to the TUS Applied Psychology Science Week Seminar Series! Join us for a week of insightful discussions and engaging presentations at the TUS: Midlands (Athlone) Mary Ward Centre for Science. Our lineup of speakers will cover a range of topics in the field of applied psychology, offering unique perspectives and valuable insights. Don't miss out on this opportunity to expand your knowledge and connect with fellow psychology enthusiasts. See you there!
Event 1: Screens, Chatbots, Challenges, and Opportunities: Technology and Generative AI in Education and Life
This event discusses the rapid adoption and use of generative AI among students and educators, ethical considerations and effectiveness of AI in educational contexts, and broader societal implications of AI in shaping the future of learning and work.
Monday 10th of November at 6 30pm, Mary Ward Centre for Science, TUS Athlone.
Event 2: Healthy Ageing: Physical and Mental Wellness
This event explores the science of healthy ageing and aligns with the Science Week 2025 theme. It addresses a critical but often underrepresented topic in science communication: health and wellbeing at advanced ages. Focusing on the science of physical and mental wellbeing across the lifespan, psychological factors such as loneliness, grief, and stigma and practical insights into healthy ageing, supported by local and international research.
Tuesday 11th of November at 6 30pm, Mary Ward Centre for Science, TUS Athlone.
Event 3: The Psychology of Addiction
An informational session featuring a guest speaker, this event will take place in the newly opened Mary Ward Science Building at TUS Athlone. The session will examine addiction through a scientific and psychological lens while aiming to destigmatise the issue across all types of addiction.
Wednesday 12th of November at 6 30pm, Mary Ward Centre for Science, TUS Athlone.
Good to know
Highlights
- In person
Location
TUS: Midlands (Athlone) Campus Library
Dublin Road
Athlone Ireland