British Academy
Wiley Prize in Psychology
The Wiley Prize in Psychology, worth £5,000, is awarded annually for lifetime achievement by an outstanding international scholar (in odd years), and promising early-career work by a UK-based psychologist (in even years).
The Wiley Prize in Psychology, worth £5,000, is awarded annually for lifetime achievement by an outstanding international scholar (in odd years), and promising early-career work by a UK-based psychologist, within 5 years of receipt of their doctorate (in even years). The award is made in partnership with Wiley. The Prize was first awarded in 2009.
Eligibility
In 2018 eligible nominations are for promising early-career work by a UK-based psychologist
How to nominate
Please complete the nomination form found on the right hand side of this page and return it to prizes@britac.ac.uk by 31 January 2018.
Nominations will be considered by Psychology Section S6
Previous Winners
2017 Professor Stanislas Dehaene FBA, INSERM-CEA Cognitive Neuroimaging Unit
2016 Dr Stephen Fleming, University College London
2015 Professor Peter Fonagy FBA, University College London
2014 Dr Richard Cook, City University London
2013 Professor Anne Treisman FBA FRS, Princeton University
2012 Dr Yulia Kovas, Goldsmiths, University of London
2011 Professor Dr Michael Tomasello, Wolfgang Köhler Primate Research Center, Leipzig
2010 Dr Essi Viding, Reader in Developmental Psychopathology, University College, London
2009 Dr Martin Seligman, Albert A Fox Leadership Professor at the University of Pennsylvania and Director of the University’s Positive Psychology Center