Introduction to Psyberspace - Dr Andrew Campbell - Psychology & Research at The University of Sydney Australia

Welcome to Psyberspace

'Psyberspace' was launched on 20th March 2000, by Dr Andrew Campbell and Dr Ian Hughes. The website began as The University of Sydney's first PhD online research project for psychology and behavioural health and has since progressed towards hosting different research projects for staff and students in allied health, referencing scholarly publications, and providing online testing materials and teaching resources for university students and the general public that relate to the teaching and practice of psychology and behavioural science.

'Psyberspace' was also designed to promote the growing area of Cyberpsychology.
Dr Andrew Campbell maintains 'Psyberspace' in order to further provide research, teaching and community resources and information about Cyberpsychology, as well as his other areas of research and teaching; they being Lifespan Psychology, Social Psychology, Psychology of Ageing, and Health Psychology.

If you wish to view the more specific topic areas Dr Andrew Campbell provides Higher Degree Research supervision for, please click here.

Intending international Graduate Students click here to find out about our degrees and how you can get a Ph.D., Masters or other graduate qualification from The University of Sydney.

Dr Andrew J. Campbell

Dr Campbell is the first graduate of Psychology at The University of Sydney to have completed a PhD entirely using the Internet for subject recruitment, data collection and dissemination of the results. To read his thesis click here.

Dr Campbell is also the first Australian Member of the International Society for Mental Health Online and is currently a member of its Legal Affairs committee which aims to promote standard ethical and quality controlled practices for online counselling.