Magill’s theorem on necessary and sufficent conditions for topological space to have n point Hausdorff compactification is one of the classical tools in the theory of compactifications of topological spaces. In this talk, a soft version of this theorem will be presented in the context of soft topological spaces. Basic concepts of soft set theory and soft topology will be discussed, with particular emphasis on soft Hausdorff compactifications and their relationships with classical topological constructions. Subsequently, a generalization of Magill’s theorem to the framework of soft topology will be presented, together with conditions characterizing the existence of soft n-point Hausdorff compactifications.

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