We recently received this call for papers for the University of New Mexico Asian Philosophy Graduate Conference, which will take place in Albuquerque, New Mexico (USA) on Oct. 30-31, 2025. The deadline for submitting abstracts is June 1, 2025. More information is provided below and at this website.
As an alumnus of the University of New Mexico, I encourage our readers to share this CFP and to consider submitting if they are graduate students.
(Note: graduate students hoping to travel from outside the United States should be aware of recent issues facing some people traveling to the United States.)
Call for Papers
Asian Philosophy Graduate Conference
University of New Mexico | October 30-31 | University of New Mexico campus, Albuquerque, NM
We are pleased to announce the inaugural UNM Asian Philosophy Graduate Conference, hosted by the University of New Mexico Department of Philosophy. We invite Master’s and Ph.D. students in Philosophy, Religious Studies, Asian Studies, and related disciplines to submit papers for presentation. The conference aims to provide a platform for emerging scholars to engage in meaningful dialogue on ancient and modern Asian philosophical traditions, which include (but are not limited to) South Asian, East Asian, Southeast Asian, Islamic, West Asian, Tibetan, and Central Asian philosophy.
While we welcome submissions on any topic related to Asian philosophy, we particularly encourage papers that engage with South Asian philosophy and those that explore issues of translation and cross-cultural philosophical exchange.
Submission Guidelines
Eligibility: Graduate students (Master’s and Ph.D.)
Topics: Any subject in Asian philosophy, broadly construed, with an emphasis on South Asian traditions and translation studies
Submission Guidelines can be found on this website.
Deadline: June 1
Notification of acceptance: July 1
For any questions, please email apgc.unm@gmail.com.
More information at conference Linktree: https://linktr.ee/apgc.unm
Thank you, Ethan Mills, for sharing this meaningful CFP supporting students, philosophy, dialogue, and global exchange.