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The Eurasian Journal of Education and Psychology is an open-access, quarterly, peer-reviewed journal invites original, unpublished, and plagiarism-free scholarly contributions for its upcoming issue.
This academic initiative is powered by Eurasian Campus, Sri Lanka: An Organization, committed to empowering research, innovation, and global academic collaboration.
We are always open to research collaborations and creative minds working at the intersection of Education, psychology, technology, and social sciences.
This call for papers is launched in collaboration with Nile University of Science and Technology, Mogadishu.
If your work contributes to ethical, innovative, and evidence-based Education and Psychology, EJEP offers a credible platform to share your research and shape the future of Education and Psychology.
Modern Innovations and Ethical Practices in Education and Psychology
As Education and psychology rapidly evolves through digital tools, AI integration, and heightened ethical awareness, this issue seeks rigorous academic work that advances fair, inclusive, and scientifically robust assessment practices across clinical, educational, and organizational contexts.
- Key Sub-Themes (but not limited to):
* Digital transformation in Education and Psychology
* Artificial intelligence in Education and Psychology
* Culturally sensitive and inclusive Educational Psychology tools
* Psychometric advances in test construction & validation
* Mental health in contemporary clinical practice
* Child psychological assessment trends
* Ethics, fairness & bias in psychological measurement
* Education and Psychology applications in workplace & organisational settings
- Research Papers
- Articles
- Review Papers
- Case Studies
✔ Open-access, peer-reviewed journal
✔ DOI links for all published articles
✔ Certificate of Publication
✔ Structured and time-bound review process
Full Paper Submission:
March 31, 2026
Acceptance Notification:
April 30,2026
Publication on Website:
Within one month of receiving the final draft with proposed changes
Article Processing Fee:
Totally Free