The International Association for the Psychology of Religion (IAPR) is an organization promoting the scientific research and exchange within the field of the psychology of religion. The Association is not partial to any particular trend but aspires to provide a platform for the entire spectrum of the scientific-psychological study of religion for psychologists of religion from all over the world.

Founded in 1914, IAPR's Archive for the Psychology of Religion (Archiv für Religionspsychologie) remains an important resource for the latest research in the psychology of religion.

IAPR holds bi-annual conferences that serve as a meeting point for psychologists from all over the world to share the latest research findings in the field. The 2017 conference will be in Hamar, Norway and will take place from August 21-24. Click here to visit the conference website.

The IAPR Godin Prize for the Scientific Study within Psychology of Religion is awarded to senior scholars (mid-life award) for their excellence in the scientific study of the psychology of religion. The Godin price will be given every second IAPR conference, that is to say, once in every 4 years