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Toby Denholm-Smith
MRes, BSc

Demonstrator in Psychology

School of Health and Sport

Toby Denholm-Smith

Biography

Toby is an accredited member of the British Psychological Society, having completed both his BSc and MRes degrees at Bournemouth University.

His academic journey has included diverse research roles, where he gained hands-on experience with EEG and fMRI equipment, fostering a robust expertise in cognitive neuropsychology and statistical analysis.

Since joining Solent University in 2024, Toby has worked as a psychology demonstrator. In this role, he supervises and mentors students, supports curriculum assessment, and guides final-year students through their project work.

Further information

Yankouskaya, A., Denholm-Smith, T., Yi, D., Greenshaw, A. J., Cao, B., & Sui, J. (2022). Neural connectivity underlying reward and emotion-related processing: Evidence from a large-scale network analysis. Frontiers in Systems Neuroscience, 16, 833625.

Taught courses

BSc (Hons) Psychology

Psychology is about the study of mind, behaviour, experience and relationships. Become a Chartered Psychologist with our BPS accredited degree.

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BSc (Hons) Criminal Investigation with Psychology

Understanding the motives behind criminal behaviour is key in investigating crime to explain criminality and to deliver justice.

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BSc (Hons) Psychology with Sport

Understanding performance and wellbeing is essential for helping athletes to cope with pressure and regulate their emotions. Prepare for your future in sport psychology on this BPS accredited degree.

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BSc (Hons) Psychology with Counselling and Mental Health

Combine your skills in psychology and counselling to influence behaviour change and recovery on our BPS accredited degree.

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BA (Hons) Criminology

Leading to rewarding careers, a criminology degree equips you to understand the complex reasons behind offending, public and judicial responses to criminality, and its social impacts.

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