Professor Emma Haycraft

BSc, PhD, SFHEA

Pronouns: She/her
  • Associate Dean of Education and Student Experience
  • Professor of Psychology and Public Health

Emma is Professor of Psychology and Public Health. She is currently Director of Studies for the Postgraduate Taught programmes within the School. Emma is also the Public Health Impact Champion/Lead for SSEHS and an invited member of Enterprise Committee and the School’s Human Resources Advisory Group.

Emma obtained both her BSc and PhD degrees from the University of Birmingham. She joined Loughborough University as a Lecturer in Psychology in 2007. Emma lectures on the Loughborough Psychology undergraduate degree programmes where she teaches modules relating to developmental psychology and to parenting and children’s socialisation. Emma also supervises undergraduate and doctoral (PhD) students’ research projects. Emma previously led the Psychology Learning and Teaching Discipline Group for the School from 2015-2020 and was the Staff-Student Coordinator for the BSc Psychology degree programme from 2008-2018.