Dawit Aynalem
Primary initiator and main coordinator who conceptualized EPSA, prepared and presented the proposal to EPA, and led the official launch.
Building a united, skilled, and impactful community of psychology students across Ethiopia — fostering academic excellence, professional development, and meaningful change.
EPSA was officially launched on November 17, 2025 as a student-led national initiative aimed at unifying psychology students across Ethiopia. On December 13, 2025, EPSA became a semi-autonomous division under the Ethiopian Psychologists’ Association (EPA), marking its formal recognition and integration into the national professional structure.
From an idea shaped by psychology students into a nationally recognized body under EPA, EPSA’s history reflects vision, coordination, and collective commitment.
Primary initiator and main coordinator who conceptualized EPSA, prepared and presented the proposal to EPA, and led the official launch.
Strategic contributor who coordinated training efforts, supported stakeholder communication, and advised the development of EPSA.
Our elected leaders drive EPSA's mission forward — advocates for every psychology student in Ethiopia.
The Ethiopian Psychology Students' Association (EPSA) is the national body representing psychology students across all Ethiopian universities. We bridge the gap between academic study and professional practice through training, research, advocacy, and community.
To empower Ethiopian psychology students through education, professional development, and a strong national network.
A unified, skilled, and impactful community of psychology students driving mental health advocacy across Ethiopia.
Integrity, inclusion, excellence, collaboration, and service to community guide every initiative we undertake.
Comprehensive programs designed to shape the next generation of Ethiopian mental health professionals.
Hands-on workshops, seminars, and certification programs covering clinical psychology, counseling, mental health first aid, and research methodology.
Connecting psychology students with research projects, faculty mentors, and publication opportunities to advance mental health knowledge in Ethiopia.
Mental health awareness campaigns, free counseling clinics, and school outreach programs that break stigma and bring psychology to communities.
Verified campus chapters at universities nationwide, united under one national association.
Clinics, NGOs, and research institutions working with EPSA to drive mental health impact across Ethiopia.
Empowering university clubs with direct funding for impactful mental health projects across Ethiopia.
Become part of Ethiopia's largest network of psychology students. Access exclusive trainings, vote in national elections, connect with peers, and build your professional future.