2025 Sofia University Global Conference: Bridging Cultures, Building Futures

The 2025 Sofia University Global Conference will center around the theme "Intercultural Dialogue: Solutions for a New Age." As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, the need for deeper cross-cultural understanding and collaborative problem-solving has never been greater. This conference will bring together scholars, practitioners, and thought leaders from diverse backgrounds to explore new perspectives in mental health, transpersonal psychology, and global well-being.

We invite you to join us in advancing meaningful conversations that bridge cultural differences, integrate innovative psychological research, and shape the future of holistic mental health solutions.

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Important Updates & Submission Information

Rescheduled Submission Information Session
To ensure broader participation and address key questions, the submission information session has been rescheduled to February 5, 2025, at noon. We encourage all prospective contributors to attend and gain insights into the submission process.

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 Submission Opportunities

🔹 Long Submissions (Deadline: February 18, 2025)

• Available exclusively to presenters from the 2024 Global Conference on Advancing Mental Health.

• These submissions provide an opportunity to expand upon presented research, discussions, and findings.

🔹 New Submissions for 2025 (Open to all applicants)

• We welcome innovative research, case studies, and proposals that align with our 2025 conference theme.

• Accepted submissions will contribute to interdisciplinary discussions on intercultural psychology, global mental health, and emerging solutions for cross-cultural collaboration.

• Submission guidelines, formatting details, and evaluation criteria are available on our website.

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Be a Part of the 2025 Global Conference

This conference is a platform for collaborative learning, thought-provoking discussions, and transformative ideas that contribute to a more inclusive and connected world. Whether you are a researcher, practitioner, or student, we encourage you to submit your work and take part in shaping the future of intercultural dialogue and mental health innovation.