Professor Philip Terry

About

I conducted my PhD in physiological psychology at UCL and then worked as a researcher at UCL on a project funded by the Medical Research Council. I then moved to the US National Institute on Drug Abuse for 5 years before returning to the UK as a Lecturer (subsequently Reader) at the University of Birmingham. I have published over 60 papers in peer-reviewed journals, contributed to edited works and textbooks, made over 100 conference presentations, organized and chaired several international symposia, served as PI on grants from the ESRC, ARUK, ERAB, the Department of Transport and others. I have also served as a member of the ESRC peer-review college and as a panel member of Belgian FNRS. I am currently an Assistant Editor of the journal "Addiction" and Associate Editor of the journal "Substance Use and Misuse". I served as Associate Dean (Research and Enterprise) for the Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences (2017-18) and as Head of Research and Head of the Graduate Research School (2018-21).

Academic responsibilities

Emeritus Professor of Psychology

Qualifications

  • PhD in Psychology, University College London, 1987
  • BSc in Psychology, University College London, 1982

Teaching and learning

Research

Leadership and management