Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand, are looking for two psychologists to join their department.  One role is for a cognitive psychologist and the other for a forensic/criminological psychologist.  You can find more details about the roles here.

For groups of 5 or more attendees from the same institution or organisation, we are offering a 10% discount to this year’s conference in California.

To get more information about this, please email the iIIRG conference team at conference2017@iiirg.org.

The latest edition of the iIIRG journal Investigative Interviewing: Research and Practice (Vol. 8, Issue 1) is now out. Members need to be logged in to access it for free.

A fully-funded PhD position examining the influence of alcohol on memory for traumatic events is now available. The PhD is to be supervised by Dr Julie Gawrylowicz at Glasgow Caledonian University. Applications should be made by the 27th of March 2017. For more details, click here.

The Intermediaries for Justice are running there 3rd Annual Conference in London on the 5th May 2017.  The conference is called ‘Understanding the many faces of abuse in order to enable effective participation in the Justice System’.

Please click here to view the conference flyer or visit www.intermediaries-for-justice.org/events for further information on the event. The online booking form can be accessed on the website or here.

If you require any further information please email Ferne Brewster at Events@intermediaries-for-justice.org.

The House of Legal Psychology have extended the deadline for their fully-funded PhD studentships for non-EU candidates ONLY.  The new deadline is 6th February at 9am Dutch time.  For more information, click here.

A new opportunity to work at Royal Holloway University of London has come up.  The one year teaching fellowship in Forensic Psychology commences on 1st of September 2017.  To apply, please follow this link: https://jobs.royalholloway.ac.uk/vacancy.aspx?ref=1216-386.  To have an informal discussion about the post, please contact Prof. Amina Memon at amina.memon@rhul.ac.uk.

1. iIIRG Administrator/Membership Liaison
2. Conference Administrator
3. Student Representative

Please click this link for further information about the Children, Justice and Communication conference being held at the University of Portsmouth on the 4th and 5th May 2017: conference-flyer-final-2016-octnov.  Hosted by the Centre for Forensic Interviewing, it will bring together researchers and academics to discuss evidence-based approaches.

For more information, click here.