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Psychology students gain hands-on experience at Alzheimer Hellas “St Helen” Day Centre
Students from the MA in Clinical Neuropsychology at the University of York Europe Campus recently visited the “St Helen” Day Centre of Alzheimer Hellas, which supports individuals in the early stages of dementia, along with their caregivers and families. The visit, led by Dr Ekaterini Klepousniotou, Associate Professor in Cognitive Neuroscience and Neuropsychology and Director of Postgraduate Programmes in Neuropsychology at the Department of Psychology, offered students a valuable opportunity to bridge theory with practice in a real clinical setting. During the visit, students actively engaged in the Centre’s daily programmes, interacted with patients, and observed neuropsychological assessments conducted by experienced psychologists and neuropsychologists. This immersive experience provided meaningful insight into the realities of dementia care and clinical neuropsychological practice. The University extends its sincere thanks to Dr Magda Tsolaki, President of Alzheimer Hellas, for facilitating the visit to the Day Centre. Special appreciation is also extended to Dr Elena Poptsi, Maria Vasiloglou, Litsa Mpakoglidou, and Panagiotis Liapis, the psychologists and neuropsychologists at the “St Helen” Day Centre, for their warm welcome, insightful discussions, and for providing such a valuable learning experience for our students. This visit reflects the University of York Europe Campus’ commitment to experiential learning and to preparing future professionals in neuropsychology through meaningful engagement with clinical practice.
28/05/2026
Neuropsychology students visit Alzheimer Hellas Hospice
On 13 May, Neuropsychology students at the Department of Psychology of the University of York Europe Campus, visited the Hospice “Panagia Glykofilousa” of Alzheimer Hellas as part of their module Neuropsychology of Memory and Dementia. The visit was organised together with Dr Ekaterini Klepousniotou, Associate Professor and Director of the Postgraduate Programmes in Neuropsychology. The Hospice provides palliative care to patients with dementia in the final stages of the disease, offering students a valuable opportunity to gain first-hand insight into the realities of dementia care and patient support. During the visit, students observed and participated in the daily activities of the Hospice, engaged in volunteering activities with patients, and discussed important aspects of dementia care with Dr Magda Tsolaki, founder and president of Alzheimer Hellas. The experience offered students meaningful exposure to the clinical, emotional, and human dimensions of neuropsychological care, complementing their academic studies with experiential learning in a real-world healthcare setting. We would like to warmly thank Dr Tsolaki and everyone at the Hospice “Panagia Glykofilousa” for their hospitality, generosity with their time, and the invaluable experience they offered to our students.
20/05/2026
Online Guest Lecture: How to do an SEO Analysis that LLMs and Journalists love
13 May 2026
11/05/2026
Masterclass: A day with LFA: Art Direction for Fashion Campaigns
How Imagery Communicates Strategic Branding for a Fashion Designer 8 May 2026
28/04/2026
Guest Lecture: Small business today: the human side big brands can't copy
20 May 2026
23/04/2026
Online Guest Lecture: From Chaos to Clarity. How Data Becomes Decisions
30 April 2026
22/04/2026
Guest Lecture: A day with Kuehne+Nagel
19 May 2026
21/04/2026
Guest Lecture: From brainwaves to buying: How AI and Neuromarketing transform retail
28 April 2026
16/04/2026
Announcing new Student Club: Psychology Club
The Psychology Club is a new student-led initiative that brings together individuals interested in exploring the diverse field of psychology. Open to students from all disciplines, the club offers a space to engage with a wide range of topics, including clinical psychology, business psychology, neuropsychology, and more. Weekly structured sessions introduce key concepts and current issues in an accessible and collaborative format. Each session includes a short presentation on the topic of the week, followed by guided discussion, encouraging critical thinking and the exchange of ideas among peers. The Psychology Club aims to foster an inclusive academic environment where students can expand their knowledge, share perspectives, and connect with others interested in understanding human behaviour and mental processes. Contact and Registration: Instagram: @citypsychclub Email: psy_club@yorkeuropecampus.eu Students interested in joining can register here.
07/04/2026
A Day at KLEEMANN - Our Business students visit a leading lift manufacturer
20 May 2026
06/04/2026
Psychology Students Explore Mental Health Initiatives with IASISMED NGO
Students from the Psychology Department recently had the opportunity to engage with IASISMED NGO and learn about its impactful initiatives supporting mental health in Greece. The session also introduced students to ways they can get involved, including volunteering and internship programmes. Ms Angeliki Chrysostomidou, Day Centre Coordinator at Iasis At Work and Psychologist, and Ms Artemis Stefanidou, Psychologist and Volunteer Coordinator at Connect Thessaloniki, delivered an informative and engaging session that inspired students to consider meaningful ways to apply their skills in the community. Adding an industry perspective, Dr Giovanni Serafini, Associate Professor in Human Resource Management and Organisational Behaviour at our Business Administration & Economics Department, shared valuable insights on career opportunities for psychology graduates, particularly in the field of human resource management. The event was organised collaboratively by the Career, Employability and Enterprise Centre and the Psychology Department, demonstrating the University’s commitment to connecting academic learning with practical experience and career development.
03/04/2026
Guest Lecture: Inside HR at Kuehne+Nagel: Driving Performance, Navigating Complexity, Shaping the Future of Work
13 May 2026
03/04/2026
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