


8th Southern African Students’ Psychology Conference – PSYCH-LINK: Meet & Greet with the PsySSA Student Division

8TH SOUTHERN AFRICAN STUDENTS’ PSYCHOLOGY CONFERENCE
PSYCH-LINK: Meet & Greet with the PsySSA Student Division
Join us on 9 July 2025 at UNISA’s Muckleneuk Campus for an inspiring afternoon of networking, learning, and connection!
Meet fellow psychology students, engage with academics, and stand a chance to win an exciting prize — just for RSVPing and attending.
Light refreshments will be provided.
Let’s build our network, share our journeys, and grow together.
Scan the QR code to RSVP, or click the link below!
We can’t wait to see you there!

Call for Volunteers – 8th Southern African Students’ Psychology Conference

CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS
8TH SOUTHERN AFRICAN STUDENTS’ PSYCHOLOGY CONFERENCE
Be part of something impactful — the 8th Southern African Students’ Psychology Conference is looking for volunteers! This is your chance to:
• Gain hands-on experience
• Build meaningful connections
• Contribute to the psychology community across Southern Africa
Volunteer Requirements:
- You need to be a registered member of the PsySSA Student Division.
- Not a member yet? You can still sign up — join our growing network of psychology students across the region! Click here to become a member now!
Application Deadline: 15 May 2025
To volunteer, email your expression of interest to: psyssastudentsecretary@gmail.com
Let’s come together to make this conference a success!
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8th Southern African Students’ Psychology Conference – Abstract Submissions Extended- 30 April 2025
Attention Students!
Great news! We’ve heard your requests and are excited to let you know that the abstract submission deadline for the upcoming Student Conference has been extended to 30 April.
If you haven’t submitted your abstract yet, now’s your chance to be part of this inspiring event. Don’t miss the opportunity to share your work and connect with fellow students and professionals in the field!
Check out the submission details below and get yours in before the new deadline.
PsySSA & UNISA ARE PROUD TO PRESENT:
8TH SOUTHERN AFRICAN STUDENTS’ PSYCHOLOGY CONFERENCE
The Psychological Society of South Africa (PsySSA), in partnership with the University of South Africa (UNISA), is excited to invite students, researchers, and emerging scholars to the 8th Southern African Students’ Psychology Conference 2025. This exciting event provides a dynamic platform for students to showcase their research, engage in intellectual discourse, and connect with fellow psychology enthusiasts and professionals.
Conference Theme: Healing inter-and-transgenerational trauma: A Place for psychology in Africa’s future
Date: 8 – 10 July 2025
Venue: Kgorong building, Unisa Muckleneuk Campus, Pretoria, South Africa.
This conference aims to explore the psychological challenges faced by today’s youth, with a focus on the impacts of intragenerational trauma and pressing social issues, while emphasising psychology’s critical role in healing the trauma. The approach is to integrate both indigenous knowledge systems and western psychological perspectives. The conference aims to propose culturally relevant interventions to tackle the psychosocial impacts of past and ongoing inequalities. The focus will be on the current state of the field and looking ahead, examining the future of psychology in Africa and how it can evolve to foster healing and resilience in the generations to come.
Call For Abstracts Are Now Open!
We welcome submissions from undergraduate and postgraduate students across diverse psychology-related disciplines. Whether you have original research, case studies, or innovative theoretical contributions, this is your chance to contribute to meaningful discussions shaping the future of psychology.
Abstract submissions close on 15 April 2025.



Pre-Booking Registration Now Open – PsySSA Annual Psychology Congress 2025
Congress Pre-Booking Registration Now Open!
We are delighted to inform you that registration for the PsySSA Annual Psychology Congress 2025 is now open!
The Congress will be held at Durban ICC, in Durban, South Africa from the 14th to 16th October 2025.
This year’s Congress, themed “Psychology in Society and Society in Psychology,” will explore the vital relationship between psychology and the world we live in. We will engage in thought-provoking discussions on how psychology influences societal change and how societal dynamics shape psychological research, practice, and teaching.
Join us as we examine psychology’s role in addressing critical issues such as mental health, social justice, community empowerment, and the evolving impact of artificial intelligence on human behavior and society. Expect insightful presentations, cutting-edge research, and a platform to exchange ideas with leading professionals in the field.
Take advantage of discounted rates by registering for Pre-Booking. Don’t miss this chance to save. Deadline for Pre-Booking is 30 April 2024.
Secure your spot today!

8th Southern African Students’ Psychology Conference
PsySSA & UNISA ARE PROUD TO PRESENT:
8TH SOUTHERN AFRICAN STUDENTS’ PSYCHOLOGY CONFERENCE
The Psychological Society of South Africa (PsySSA), in partnership with the University of South Africa (UNISA), is excited to invite students, researchers, and emerging scholars to the 8th Southern African Students’ Psychology Conference 2025. This exciting event provides a dynamic platform for students to showcase their research, engage in intellectual discourse, and connect with fellow psychology enthusiasts and professionals.
Conference Theme: Healing inter-and-transgenerational trauma: A Place for psychology in Africa’s future
Date: 8 – 10 July 2025
Venue: Kgorong building, Unisa Muckleneuk Campus, Pretoria, South Africa.
This conference aims to explore the psychological challenges faced by today’s youth, with a focus on the impacts of intragenerational trauma and pressing social issues, while emphasising psychology’s critical role in healing the trauma. The approach is to integrate both indigenous knowledge systems and western psychological perspectives. The conference aims to propose culturally relevant interventions to tackle the psychosocial impacts of past and ongoing inequalities. The focus will be on the current state of the field and looking ahead, examining the future of psychology in Africa and how it can evolve to foster healing and resilience in the generations to come.
Call For Abstracts Are Now Open!
We welcome submissions from undergraduate and postgraduate students across diverse psychology-related disciplines. Whether you have original research, case studies, or innovative theoretical contributions, this is your chance to contribute to meaningful discussions shaping the future of psychology.
Abstract submissions close on 15 April 2025.

