• The BPS is honoured to host the European colleagues in the UK for the European Semester from January to June 2018, to work together to share the psychological science and professional practice across EFPA .
• The main theme is ‘Psychology Moving Humanity Forward’, the website is up and running and information is being added as available.
• The Executive Committee and Presidents’ Council meetings are to be held in BPS London Office 25 – 27 April 2018.
• The BPS is delighted to invite all EFPA Boards, Standing Committees, and Task Forces to join them in celebrating the European Semester of Psychology in the UK and to also hold their next meetings in  UK.

Between January and July 2018 the BPS is also hosting a number of events for the various divisions which make up the Society, each of which will consider how best to promote increased cooperation and collaboration with other associations across Europe.

The events currently confirmed to be taking place are:

• The Division of Occupational Psychology (DOP) Annual Conference

10-12 January, Stratford Upon Avon

• The Division of Clinical Psychology (DCP) Annual Conference

17-18 January, Cardiff

• Northern Ireland Branch 2018 Annual Conference: Psychology and Identity

20-23 March, Dundalk, Co. Louth, Ireland

• The BPS Annual Conference

2-4 May, Nottingham

                            and more  

Activities in Prague during the European Semester of Psychology

• EFPA Executive Council Meeting 

        November 22-23, 2017

        Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic

• EFPA Presidents Council Meeting

        November 24, 2017

        Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic 

• PCM Dinner

        November 23, 2017

Meetings of EFPA boards, standing committees and task forces

Sep. - Dec. 2017

• Board Ethics: October 13-15, 2017SC
• Crisis, Disaster and Trauma psychology: October 20-21, 2017
• Board Educational affairs: November 25, 2017
• EFPTA Board meeting: November 3, 2017
• Networking activities for members of the visiting EFPA groups and Czech colleagues working in the same area of psychology