Dr Artur Brzozowski Ph.D.

• Ph.D. in Forensic Psychology, University of Birmingham, 2017
• M.Sc. in Cross-cultural Psychology, University of Gdansk, 2010

Dr Brozozwski completed his masters at the University of Gdansk, Poland. His master’s thesis explores the differences in aggressive behaviour amongst practitioners of various types of martial arts. Shortly after graduation in 2010, he moved to the U.K. and was employed by St Andrews Healthcare, a mental health charity. In 2014, Dr Brzozowski joined a PhD programme at the University of Birmingham under the supervision of Dr Ian Mitchel and Dr Louise Dixon. His doctoral thesis explores the Psychological and Physiological Correlates of Emotion Regulation.

After obtaining his PhD in 2017, Dr Brzozowski has been in ongoing employment at the University of Birmingham. During the employment, he has led and taught on various undergraduate and postgraduate modules, including Antisocial Behaviour, Research Methods, Working with Offenders, and Adult Neuropsychological Syndromes.

Throughout his academic career, Artur has supervised a number of undergraduate and doctoral research projects and has recently engaged in few international research projects with scholars from Vietnam and Northern Ireland.

Module lead:

• Research Methods (ForenPsyD)
• Psychometric Assessment (ForenPsyD)

Collaborative leadership:

• Crime and Antisocial Behaviour: Theory, Research and Practice (BSc Psychology)
• Working with Offenders (ForenPsyD)

Current Doctoral Trainees on the ForenPsyD route:

• Marina Gallaher
• Chloe Wheeler
• Josh Cox
• Charlotte Earwalker
• Olivia Hopkins-Young
• Hannah Luckman
• Abigail Skinner

Primary:

Self-regulation; emotion-regulation; underlying mechanisms of aggressive and antisocial behaviour; the autonomic nervous system; psychopathy; executive functions; intimate partner violence

Secondary:

Psychological interventions for antisocial and aggressive behaviour; sex offending; childhood exploitation