
Professor Dr. Wayne Warburton
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Biography
Wayne Warburton is a Professor of Developmental Psychology at Macquarie University, where he is also a registered psychologist. His research tackles aggressive behavior and social issues, particularly focusing on interactions between individuals and screen media. Warburton has a rich history of working with vulnerable low-income clients, providing advocacy in matters like financial and gambling problems. He investigates the causes of child-parent aggression, the impacts of violent and prosocial media, and the effects of body image in media content. His recent notable projects include addressing screen disorders in youth and developing evaluation programs for screen use disorders. Warburton's teaching philosophy aims to inspire students, aiming to communicate his research to parents, policymakers, and professionals working with children and adolescents. He is passionate about social equality, inclusion, and financial literacy, and has received numerous awards for his outstanding contributions to psychology and education.
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Experience
Professor
2003-01-01 — PresentMacquarie University • Macquarie, NSW, Australia
Teaching and research in Developmental Psychology.
Awards
Distinguished Scientific Contributions Media Psychology Technology Award
NSW Parents Council Award for Excellence in Research to Promote Positive Mental Wellbeing in Youth
Vice Chancellor’s Award for Teaching Excellence
Australian Psychological Society Outstanding Psychology Lecturer Year Award
Dean’s Award for Teaching Excellence
Jan Pentland Prize for Outstanding Lifetime Contribution to Australian Financial Counselling
Higher Degree Research Excellence Award
Requirements for Macquarie University
Master Program
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- Official Academic Transcripts
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- Evidence of Work Experience
Specialization Notes
Applied to Department of Business (MBA Program).