
Health, Sports & Psychology
Mental health jargon quiz
There is a certain amount of jargon or specialised terminology that is used in the mental health field. But what does it all mean? Take this quiz to find out what you know...

Health, Sports & Psychology
What You Need to Know About Psychometrics
Employers increasingly use psychometrics in job shortlisting and assessment, to help them make recruitment decisions. Read on to find out more about why this is the case, what to expect and how to be more successful when taking these tests.

Health, Sports & Psychology
Can rabies be eliminated from Asia by 2020?
The World Health Organisation wants rabies eradicated from Asia in the next five years. They've got an uphill struggle, reports Mary-Rose Abraham.

Society, Politics & Law
Uncanny valley: why we find human-like robots and dolls so creepy
Why do robots that look human (but not quite human enough) make us uncomfortable?

Science, Maths & Technology
Improve your everyday maths for free
The Open University has teamed up with charity National Numeracy to enable everyone to boost their confidence with numbers using the National Numeracy Challenge.

Health, Sports & Psychology
How FMRI works
Functional magnetic resonance imaging is a technique for measuring brain activity, but how does it work?

Health, Sports & Psychology
Euro 2020
The UEFA European Championships conclude at Wembley on 11 July. In between the knock-out games, check out the expert insights and free sport courses in our Euro 2020 hub.

Health, Sports & Psychology
Iechyd meddwl: Awgrymiadau defnyddiol ar gyfer eich ffrindiau
Beth allwch chi ei wneud os ydi ffrind i chi yn dioddef? Mae gan ein goroeswr rai awgrymiadau. Ar gyfer pobl ifanc y bwriadwyd y cyngor hwn yn wreiddiol, ond mae’n berthnasol i bobl o bob oed.

Health, Sports & Psychology
What happens to our brains when we're afraid - and can that help us overcome fear?
Research into brain activity when we're scared may point the way to overcoming fear.

Health, Sports & Psychology
Phenylketonuria - a long term condition
Phenylketonuria is an inherited long term condition where, from birth, the person is unable to break down an amino acid called phenylalanine, a component of proteins found in many common foods. If undiagnosed or untreated, the condition can disrupt normal brain development and lead to severe learning difficulties. There is no cure for PKU, but ...

Science, Maths & Technology
Make a changing world a better place
Educating the next generation of business talent with free online learning.

Health, Sports & Psychology
How do natural disasters affect mental health?
Understanding why suicide rates in Puerto Rico have risen by a third since Hurricane Maria could help us prepare for future natural disasters. Jane Palmer explains.