The International Conference

From Individual to Society Applied Psychology for a Sustainable Community

22-23 September 2016, Brasov, Romania

Call for papers

Dear colleagues,
The Faculty of Psychology and Education Sciences from Transylvania University of Brasov invites you to
attend the first International Conference of Psychology,
From Individual to Society Applied Psychology for a Sustainable Community.
This conference intends to become a beautiful tradition in Romania, enjoying a large participation of
psychologists in all areas. Psychologists, academics and practitioners alike, are welcomed in the city from
Tmpas foothills. Special guests and personalities from prestigious universities have confirmed their
presence.
The event will take place in Sergiu T. Chiriacescu Aula of Transylvania University of Brasov, 41, Iuliu
Maniu street, in 22 23 September 2016.
We invite all interested professionals to submit papers to be considered for inclusion in the Paper Sessions
at this conference. All accepted and presented papers in the scientific sections will be published in the
conference volume, edited by an A category national publisher. The conference Proceedings will be
submitted for indexing in Thomson Reuters Web of Science (ISI). The official language of the
conference is English.
Research contributions are solicited in the area of psychology and education:
Clinical psychology and psychotherapy
Cognitive psychology
Community psychology
Educational psychology and career counseling
Environmental psychology
Methodology and experimental psychology
Work, traffic and transportation psychology and psychological services
Special Psychopedagogy
Education in contemporary society
Workshops will also be held in conjunction with the main conference.
We invite you to Brasov, the most beautiful city in Romania, to capitalize on your scientific
achievements, to meet again, to enjoy the presence of leading figures in psychology.
For additional information, please visit our website: http://apscconference.unitbv.ro/
Prof. Psychologist, Mariela Pavalache-Ilie, Ph.D.
President of the organizing committee