31st International Mathematical Views Conference
We are pleased to announce that the 31st International Mathematical Views Conference MAVI will be held from September 17 to 19, 2025, at Linnaeus University in the city of Växjö, Sweden.
There will be a welcome reception on the evening of September 16.
About the Conference
There are two main aims of the conference. The first aim is to share research on affect-related topics within mathematics education such as attitudes, beliefs, emotions, identity, interest, meaning, motivation, values, well-being and similar matters. You can share theoretical and/or empirical research, and we welcome contributions regarding learning, teaching, or applying mathematics at any educational level or within the workplace. The second aim of the conference is to engage in extensive academic discussions on the topics presented. Thus, it is at the heart of the MAVI spirit that there will be ample time for these in-depth discussions.
Registration
Information will be provided later.
Submission of Papers
All submitted papers should explicitly address mathematics-related attitudes, beliefs, emotions, identity, interest, meaning, motivation, values, etc.
For your paper, please use the template below.
The papers must be submitted before June 6, 2025. The submission process will be described later.
By submitting a paper to the conference, you agree to review two papers submitted by other colleagues. The time for doing the reviews is between June 10 to June 30, 2025.
The first peer review process is not blind. Reviewer guidelines will be provided on the conference website. Results will be announced by July 13, 2025.
Proceedings will be published in Lumat B: https://journals.helsinki.fi/lumatb
Template: maximum 4500 words (without references)
Organising Group
Chair: Senior Lecturer, Andreas Ebbelind (Växjö)
Local: Professor, Hanna Palmer (Växjö)
Local: PhD student, Anna Bengtsson (Växjö)
International: Associate Professor, Sonja Lutovac (Oulu)
International: Associate Professor, Tracy Helliwell (Bristol)
Mavi Board: Senior Lecturer , Ralf Erens
About Linnaeus University
Linnaeus University is a creative and international knowledge environment that promotes curiosity, creativity, companionship and utility. More than 44,000 students are registered at Linnaeus University.
Linnaeus University is located in Växjö and Kalmar and offers 150 degree programmes and 1,300 single-subject courses. Linnaeus University was e
stablished in 2010 through a merger between Växjö University and Kalmar University College.
With some 2,100 employees and 44,000 students it is a modern university with Småland as its base and the world as its arena. Studying and working at Linnaeus University involves being part of an environment that is characterised by knowledge and development. Students acquire new knowledge and learn to have a critical approach. Researchers make new discoveries that can bring change to our society. Employees share stories of a workplace with both challenges and opportunities. Linnaeus University is a university where people can reach their full potential.
A sustainable event
This conference is a sustainability-assured meeting in accordance with Linnaeus University’s guidelines for sustainable events. These guidelines are linked to the 17 global goals in Agenda 2030 and comprise the three dimensions of sustainable development: the economic, the social, and the environmental.
Learn more about Linnaeus University´s sustainable events here.