LinkedIn Learning

All Arden students will have free access to LinkedIn Learning through the Library Portal. LinkedIn Learning is a video-based online learning platform offering over 16,500 expert-led courses across a wide range of subjects including business, technology, and creative skills.

With LinkedIn Learning, you can:

I am an Assistant Lecturer with a BSc in Psychology from the University of Birmingham. Prior to my current role, I served as both a 1-2-1 and group Psychology tutor for A-Level and University Level students. Additionally, I have contributed as a research assistant at the Applied Memory and Cognition Lab at the University of Birmingham. Currently, I am pursuing an MSc in Health Psychology at Aston University, with a particular interest in eating behaviour.

Sorcha Newby is an assistant lecturer at Arden University. Her current PhD topic and research interests lie within cyber and developmental psychology. She is currently investigating how social media use and anxiety level affect sleep quality in young children, with specific focus on social media engagement and the fear of missing out. 
This has also led to Sorcha becoming the founder and director of a Child Safe Ltd, a certification body that encourages social media platforms to prioritise the well-being of their young users. 

Thomas James, Tom for short, is a Lecturer in the School of Psychology and a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA). He is module leader of L4 Introduction to Research Methods and L7 Research Methods; he teaches on L4 Cognitive Psychology, too. Tom is also Deputy Lead for the Upskilling of Students - part of the Psychology School’s Employability Team - and a dissertation project supervisor for undergraduate and postgraduate students.

Dr Ashleigh Johnstone is a Lecturer in the School of Psychology at Arden University. She has particular interests in teaching cognitive psychology and neuropsychology, as well as applied psychology - considering how we can take our knowledge of psychology to help us understand the world around us. Recently Ashleigh has developed an interest in the psychology we see in action in TV and film, with an exciting project on this topic in the works!