- Psychophysiology and Stress Research Group
- Centre for Psychological Sciences
- Homelands
About me
Dr Natasha Ramachandran is a Chartered Psychologist, Lecturer in Psychology and new Fellow of The Royal Society of Arts. She is also a member of the Black Minority Ethnic (BME) Network at the University of Westminster. Completing her PhD in 2023, Natasha has an extensive understanding of both complex statistical analyses and qualitative research methods, specialising in Cortisol research methodologies. She has a current interest in the arts and the use of creative expression to share personal journeys which was recently exhibited in the International Women's Day 2024 celebrations.
Teaching
As a part-time doctoral researcher Natasha taught at the University of Westminster and found her love for teaching. An Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, Natasha currently teaches across the Department of Psychology - specifically Psychology BSc (Honours), Psychology and Criminology BSc (Honours) and Cognitive Clinical Neuroscience BSc (Honours), running the Physiological Systems module.
Research
Current research interests include understanding the biomarkers of health and well-being in first generation UK migrants. Natasha has been recently awarded funding from the Health Innovation and Wellbeing community scheme (Communities | University of Westminster, London) to pilot a small scale study in first generation UK migrants.
Publications
For details of all my research outputs, visit my WestminsterResearch profile.