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Professor Jamie Murphy is a leading academic in Psychology at Ulster University's School of Psychology, part of the Faculty of Life & Health Sciences. He holds the position of Deputy Director of the Administrative Data Research Centre in Northern Ireland (ADRC-NI), a collaborative initiative focusing on public health research. His career includes roles at Nottingham Trent University and extensive research funding exceeding £13m from bodies like the ESRC and Horizon 2020.
Education: Ph.D. in Psychology from Ulster University (2007). Professional roles include Module Co-ordinator for the MSc in Applied Psychology (Mental Health and Psychological Therapies).
Research Focus: Mental health epidemiology, psychopathology in youth and adults, trauma studies, and refugee mental health. Utilizes administrative data analysis and population surveys, with a focus on socio-economic factors and public health policy.
Collaborations: Partnerships with organizations such as the Police Service of Northern Ireland, Red Cross, and international health trusts. Current research includes studies on pandemic mental health impacts and intergenerational mental health trends.
Grants & Advising: Supervised 21 completed Ph.D. students and is mentoring two current researchers on topics like refugee child mental health and intergenerational socioeconomic influences. Active in training mental health researchers and shaping public health policy.
Labs/Teams: ADRC-NI collaboration with Queen's University Belfast, integrating mental health and public health expertise for data-driven policy solutions.
