(Pakistan News & Features Services)
The Greenwich University, with the collaboration of the Sindh Higher Education Commission, will be holding day-long 16th International Pakistan Psychological Association Conference at its campus in Karachi on April 15.
The conference aims to bring together scholars, practitioners, and students to discuss the theme ‘Harnessing Collective Action for Social Change: Integrating Psychological Science, Policy, Practice, and Community Well Being.’
The scientific sessions at the conference aim to create an academic platform at Greenwich University for scholarly dialogue, research dissemination, and professional networking.
The Head of Department of Social Sciences and Education, Greenwich University, and focal person of the conference, Dr Ambreen Atiq, informed that the sessions will provide an opportunity for faculty, researchers, practitioners, and students to engage in contemporary psychological discourse focusing on social change, mental health, policy integration, and community well-being.
Dr Ambreen Atiq further added that this initiative will also strengthen academic collaboration between Greenwich University and Pakistan Psychological Association while promoting research culture among students.
Excellent initiative for creating awareness of this rapidly growing issue effecting quality of life individually and collectively associated with it.
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