ATP International Teachers' Conference 2026
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University of Winchester -
09th Jul
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11th Jul, 2026
About ATP Scotland
The ATPS is the Scottish branch of the UK Association for the Teaching of Psychology (ATP). Scotland has a long and illustrious history of the study of human behaviour and experience, including most notably David Hume's "Treatise of Human Nature" in the 1730s. Following the introduction of Psychology courses, the ATPS was established in 2001 as a branch of its parent association, the ATP (UK).
In Scotland we have approximately 30 members, who are school teachers and college lecturers from as far afield as the Western Isles, Orkney and Shetland, the south-west and Borders, as well as from the main centres of population - Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen.
ATPS holds a one-day CPD event every year, usually in Spring or Autumn, often in collaboration with BPS Scotland. The ATPS team are represented on the ATP (UK) committee.
