Guy Curtis

I am a Senior Lecturer in Applied Psychology at the University of Western Australia. I have worked as an academic for nearly 20 years, including positions at three universities. I have eclectic research interests and I have conducted research in many areas of psychology, including industrial/organisational psychology, social psychology, cognition, individual differences, emotion, and cross-cultural psychology; I also undertake research in educational assessment and academic integrity. I am an author of over 30 peer-reviewed journal articles. I have taught at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels, where my current focus is on applied psychology, particularly in the business and I/O contexts.

Leadership; Academic Integrity; Social Cognition; Anxiety; Personality and Individual Differences

I like to apply the scientist-practitioner model of psychology to the teaching of psychology. In other words, I take an evidence-based practice approach to teaching by using teaching approaches supported by research into effective education. 

2010-2019 (April): Murdoch University, Senior Lecturer in Psychology

• 2017-2019 (Jan): Murdoch University, Head of the Discipline of Psychology and Deputy Dean in the School of Psychology and Exercise Science.
• 2015-2016: Murdoch University, Associate Dean (Teaching and Learning) in the School of Psychology and Exercise Science.
• 2010-2019 (April): Facilitator/Presenter with Murdoch Executive Education and Murdoch University’s Organisational Capability Unit.

2005-2009: University of Western Sydney, Lecturer in Psychology.

2002-2004: University of Western Sydney, Associate Lecturer in Psychology.

2000-2002: University of Western Australia and Murdoch University, casual tutor and lecturer in psychology and organisational behaviour.

2000: BSD Consultants, Research Analyst (part-time).

1998-2000: University of Western Australia, Associate Lecturer (half-time) in Psychology.

1997-2000: Murdoch University and ARRB Transport Research, various casual research assistant roles.