Dr Arielle Bonneville-Roussy

Arielle Bonneville-Roussy is Associate Professor (Senior Lecturer) in Education at Roehampton University, London. She is an accomplished musician as well as a psychologist, and her PhD, completed at The Psychometrics Centre in 2015,  focused on psychometric assessment of non-verbal questionnaires in online situations.

During her PhD, Arielle has gained an expertise in applied structural equation modelling and latent variables modelling with very large databases. With Dr Gabriela Roman, she is currently in charge of the Structural Equation Modelling and Mplus courses given by The Psychometrics Centre. 

Prior to her doctoral degree at the University of Cambridge, Arielle graduated in Music from the University of Montreal, and went on to achieve her M.Mus Masters in 2006 in Clarinet Performance. However her fascination with the underlying motivations and personal dynamics of the musician led her to follow up her distinguished musical career with a return to school, resulting in a BSc in Psychology from the University of Quebec in 2008, followed by an MSc in 2010. Her Masters research focussed on the influence of environmental and individual characteristics on expert performance.

Previously a researcher at McGill University, and also at the University of Quebec in Montreal, Arielle has wide experience of the application of psychometric tests in clinical settings. She currently holds Scholarships from the Cambridge Commonwealth Trust, the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada and the Quebec Fund for Research on Society and Culture, and has been the recipient of many awards and prizes for her work. 

In her role as a musician Arielle has previously been a tutor in Clarinet at Laval University. She played the Clarinet in the Cambridge University Music Society Orchestras.

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