Billy Lee

Lecturer

  • Psychology
  • School of Philosophy, Psychology and Language Sciences

Contact details

Address

Street

Room S40, Psychology Building

City
7 George Square, Edinburgh
Post code
EH8 9JZ

Availability

Biography

Background

I am British-born Chinese, my hometown is Colchester in Essex and I also grew up in Lancashire and the North East of England. After a first degree and DPhil from the University of Oxford I lived and worked briefly in London and Reading, before moving to Edinburgh to lecture in Psychology.

Undergraduate teaching

  • Psychology 4: Final Year Dissertation supervision on any aspect of marginal experience and identity.
  • Psychology 4: Option course on Psychology of Counselling.
  • Psychology 4: Final Year Tutorials
  • Psychology 3: Mini-dissertation supervision e.g. British men's experiences of living alone in later life 

Postgraduate teaching

  • MSc in Psychological Research: Programme Director
  • MSc Dissertation supervision in the method of Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA)
  • MSc Psychology of Mental Health (Conversion): Course organiser for Social Psychology and Mental Health 

Open to PhD supervision enquiries?

Yes

Areas of interest for supervision

I offer supervision in phenomenological (experience-near) interviewing methods and analysis. I welcome enquiries on any aspect of the psychology of difference.

Current PhD students supervised

Project activity

Book Series Co-editor: Language, Discourse and Mental Health (University of Exeter Press)

https://www.blogs.hss.ed.ac.uk/language-mind/2018/05/29/new-book-series-language-discourse-and-mental-health/

Past project grants

Lee, B., Widdicombe, S., Bondi, L. & Prior, S. Development of Listening Skills. Development Trust Research Fund. 2007-2008. £3,400
Lee, B. Exploring the psychology of perception and impression formation in Japanese and British cultures. Daiwa Foundation Small Project Grant. 2002-2003. £1,500.
Lee, B. Imagery and visual memory. Nuffield Award to Newly Appointed Science Lecturers. 1997-1999. £3,500

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