European Semester of Psychology
Full Members are invited to organise a European Semester of Psychology in their country. They can opt to be organizer or steward or leader of a European Semester (ES) of 6 months.
Full Members are invited to organise a European Semester of Psychology in their country. They can opt to be organizer or steward or leader of a European Semester (ES) of 6 months.
The European Semester of Psychology is aimed at creating a common space in which European psychologists can interact and communicate so as to foster the sharing and transmission of knowledge and expertise between members and, in turn, to stimulate the ongoing development of a truly European identity among psychologists across Europe.
During the six-month period in which they play host to the European Semester, member countries are expected to organise numerous events and meetings, welcome visiting delegates and colleagues from other associations, and promote materials and information on both current and historical developments within psychology, both at home and abroad
The theme of our European Semester aims to highlight the challenges and difficulties encountered in a country in relation to the implementation and institutionalization of psychology. This decision has come based on the history of the rise of the psychologist profession in Albania as a profession in recent years in an effort to provide a quality psychological service in: education, health, organizations, community and more.
Some specific activities, open to European associates, have already been planned (others will be presented soon).
More information on the website of the European Semester of Psychology in Albania:
The theme of our European Semester emphasizes the role of our discipline in providing scientific grounding for the interventions aimed at enhancing physical and mental health in all the fields of professional psychology: education, training, social groups and community, work and organizations, forensic and clinical settings.
In the 2nd European Semester, we are glad to share presentations of Italian advances in academic research and professional practice with our European colleagues and to receive their feedback and new inputs.
Some specific activities, open to European associates, have already been planned (others will be presented soon).
More information on the website of the European Semester of Psychology in Italy: