Emily Glorney

Dr Emily Glorney is a Professor of Forensic Psychology at Royal Holloway, University of London, and Director of Postgraduate Research in the School of Law and Social Sciences. Her research focuses on reducing offending behavior, victimization prevention, and systemic interventions across criminal justice and related systems. She has collaborated with Surrey Police, Surrey County Council, and international organizations to address issues like school exclusion, traumatic brain injury in prisons, and elder abuse. Her work has led to policy changes and earned her the 2022 High Sheriff of Surrey Award for community service. She teaches on undergraduate and postgraduate programs in forensic psychology and criminology, supervising students at all levels.

Education:

• BSc Psychology (Middlesex University)
• MSc Forensic Psychology (University of Surrey)
• PhD (University of Surrey)

Research Interests:

• Evaluation of interventions to keep children in education
• Gender-specific approaches to mental health in prisons
• Collaborative systems for preventing youth justice involvement
• Police practice during the pandemic

Awards:

• High Sheriff of Surrey Award (2022)

Grants/Projects:

• Evaluation of Surrey Police's Criminal Justice Department
• Impact of neurodiversity on child criminal exploitation
• Social media capacity-building for neighborhood watch schemes

Labs/Teams: Leads forensic research teams in collaboration with Surrey Police, disabilities trusts, and international agencies.