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Master's Degree Program
Provided by Calamus Extension College Ltd
Master of Arts (MA) in Transpersonal Psychology - Distance Learning
Transpersonal Psychology involves the study of experiences and states of consciousness that take us beyond the boundaries of our everyday personalities and connect us with spirituality, divinity or higher power(s) a in whatever way we understand those terms a and the Universe. There are many pathways of exploration within transpersonal psychology. However, the focus of studies will be on transpersonal states and phenomena as understood by psychologists and other scientists (e. g. biologists, psychiatrists, neurologists, anthropologists) working in the field. Elective studies may be taken from the broader base of parapsychology, psychic studies, shamanic studies, etc. plus humanistic psychology, subpersonalities, transpersonal hypnotherapy, and positive psychology.
For those who have not studied any academic psychology before, an introduction to or overview of the field of psychology may be included.
The MA will normally comprise 45 credits (approx. 15 x 3-credit units)
The normal entry requirement for the MA is an acceptable Bachelora ™s degree in any field plus demonstrable interest and/ or experience in transpersonal psychology. However, exceptional applicants without a degree may enter the MA directly - they should have a previous professional qualification such as teaching certificate, complementary medicine qualification, counselling or psychotherapy qualification, nursing or social work diploma, ordination as a minister of religion, etc. If necessary, an entrance examination may be set to determine whether the candidate can cope with the course.
A combined MA/ PsyD programme is also available which will comprise 60 credits (subject to approval).
Students may choose, guided by the academic advisor, from various units that examine the following topics:
a Transpersonal Psychology (overview)
a Humanistic Psychology
a Psychosynthesis
a Spiritual Intelligence
a Positive Psychology
a NLP and Spirituality (some understanding of or training in NLP preferred)
a Transpersonal Hypnosis (some understand of or training in hypnosis preferred)
a Thanatology (death and dying, concentrating on works of Kubler-Ross)
a Parapsychology (especially channelling, mediumship, spirit communication, remote viewing, etc.)
a Models of survival after death
a Spirit possession and attachment
a Reincarnation and regression (from a modern empirical approach including regression hypnotherapy and childrensa ™ recall of previous lives)
a Psychology of religion
a Shamanism and Psychology
a Jungian studies (especially archetypes, the religious function of the psyche and Jungian spirituality)
a Spiritual Emergency or Spiritual Crisis
a Near-Death and Out-of-Body Experiences
a Meditation
a The Biology of Belief
a Fields of Consciousness
a Consciousness and the New Physics
a Psychosis and Spirituality
a Modern Buddhist psychology and psychotherapy
a Spiritual Coaching
a Integration of Traditional Healing Practices into Counselling and Psychotherapy
The above list is not exhaustive a students will not take all of the above topics, and other topics may be proposed.
Due to the credit crunch we can offer this program at a low tuition fee of from GBP (Pounds Sterling) 995 plus cost of textbooks. This fee may rise at any time.
Entry to the program is at any time of year.
CIU is not a UK or US university & is not accredited - see profile.
this programme does not lead to a licence but may be taken by those who already have a professional licence or who do not need one in their country or region.
Related Jobs or Careers: This program is aimed at private practitioners and/or those who already have a professional licence; may also be taken for perso
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Master of Arts (MA) in Transpersonal Psychology - Distance Learning
Master of Arts (MA) in Transpersonal Psychology - Distance Learning
Transpersonal Psychology involves the study of experiences and states of consciousness that take us beyond the boundaries of our everyday personalities and connect us with spirituality, divinity or higher power(s) in whatever way we understand those terms and the Universe. There are many pathways of exploration within transpersonal psychology. However, the focus of studies will be on transpersonal states and phenomena as understood by psychologists and other scientists (e. g. biologists, psychiatrists, neurologists, anthropologists) working in the field. Elective studies may be taken from the broader base of parapsychology, psychic studies, shamanic studies, etc. plus humanistic psychology, subpersonalities, transpersonal hypnotherapy, and positive psychology.
For those who have not studied any academic psychology before, an introduction to or overview of the field of psychology may be included.
The MA will normally comprise 45 credits (approx. 15 x 3-credit units)
The normal entry requirement for the MA is an acceptable Bachelor s degree in any field plus demonstrable interest and/ or experience in transpersonal psychology. However, exceptional applicants without a degree may enter the MA directly - they should have a previous professional qualification such as teaching certificate, complementary medicine qualification, counselling or psychotherapy qualification, nursing or social work diploma, ordination as a minister of religion, etc. If necessary, an entrance examination may be set to determine whether the candidate can cope with the course.
A combined MA/ PsyD programme is also available which will comprise 60 credits (subject to approval).
Students may choose, guided by the academic advisor, from various units that examine the following topics:
Transpersonal Psychology (overview)
Humanistic Psychology
Psychosynthesis
Spiritual Intelligence
Positive Psychology
NLP and Spirituality (some understanding of or training in NLP preferred)
Transpersonal Hypnosis (some understand of or training in hypnosis preferred)
Thanatology (death and dying, concentrating on works of Kubler-Ross)
Parapsychology (especially channelling, mediumship, spirit communication, remote viewing, etc.)
Models of survival after death
Spirit possession and attachment
Reincarnation and regression (from a modern empirical approach including regression hypnotherapy and childrens recall of previous lives)
Psychology of religion
Shamanism and Psychology
Jungian studies (especially archetypes, the religious function of the psyche and Jungian spirituality)
Spiritual Emergency or Spiritual Crisis
Near-Death and Out-of-Body Experiences
Meditation
The Biology of Belief
Fields of Consciousness
Consciousness and the New Physics
Psychosis and Spirituality
Modern Buddhist psychology and psychotherapy
Spiritual Coaching
Integration of Traditional Healing Practices into Counselling and Psychotherapy
The above list is not exhaustive students will not take all of the above topics, and other topics may be proposed.
Due to the credit crunch we can offer this program at a low tuition fee of from GBP (Pounds Sterling) 995 plus cost of textbooks. This fee may rise at any time.
Entry to the program is at any time of year.
CIU is not a UK or US university & is not accredited - see profile.
this programme does not lead to a licence but may be taken by those who already have a professional licence or who do not need one in their country or region.
Transpersonal Psychology involves the study of experiences and states of consciousness that take us beyond the boundaries of our everyday personalities and connect us with spirituality, divinity or higher power(s) in whatever way we understand those terms and the Universe. There are many pathways of exploration within transpersonal psychology. However, the focus of studies will be on transpersonal states and phenomena as understood by psychologists and other scientists (e. g. biologists, psychiatrists, neurologists, anthropologists) working in the field. Elective studies may be taken from the broader base of parapsychology, psychic studies, shamanic studies, etc. plus humanistic psychology, subpersonalities, transpersonal hypnotherapy, and positive psychology.
For those who have not studied any academic psychology before, an introduction to or overview of the field of psychology may be included.
The MA will normally comprise 45 credits (approx. 15 x 3-credit units)
The normal entry requirement for the MA is an acceptable Bachelor s degree in any field plus demonstrable interest and/ or experience in transpersonal psychology. However, exceptional applicants without a degree may enter the MA directly - they should have a previous professional qualification such as teaching certificate, complementary medicine qualification, counselling or psychotherapy qualification, nursing or social work diploma, ordination as a minister of religion, etc. If necessary, an entrance examination may be set to determine whether the candidate can cope with the course.
A combined MA/ PsyD programme is also available which will comprise 60 credits (subject to approval).
Students may choose, guided by the academic advisor, from various units that examine the following topics:
Transpersonal Psychology (overview)
Humanistic Psychology
Psychosynthesis
Spiritual Intelligence
Positive Psychology
NLP and Spirituality (some understanding of or training in NLP preferred)
Transpersonal Hypnosis (some understand of or training in hypnosis preferred)
Thanatology (death and dying, concentrating on works of Kubler-Ross)
Parapsychology (especially channelling, mediumship, spirit communication, remote viewing, etc.)
Models of survival after death
Spirit possession and attachment
Reincarnation and regression (from a modern empirical approach including regression hypnotherapy and childrens recall of previous lives)
Psychology of religion
Shamanism and Psychology
Jungian studies (especially archetypes, the religious function of the psyche and Jungian spirituality)
Spiritual Emergency or Spiritual Crisis
Near-Death and Out-of-Body Experiences
Meditation
The Biology of Belief
Fields of Consciousness
Consciousness and the New Physics
Psychosis and Spirituality
Modern Buddhist psychology and psychotherapy
Spiritual Coaching
Integration of Traditional Healing Practices into Counselling and Psychotherapy
The above list is not exhaustive students will not take all of the above topics, and other topics may be proposed.
Due to the credit crunch we can offer this program at a low tuition fee of from GBP (Pounds Sterling) 995 plus cost of textbooks. This fee may rise at any time.
Entry to the program is at any time of year.
CIU is not a UK or US university & is not accredited - see profile.
this programme does not lead to a licence but may be taken by those who already have a professional licence or who do not need one in their country or region.
About The Training Provider: Calamus Extension College Ltd
Calamus Extension College Ltd - Calamus Extension College Ltd. is a UK-based educational company which specialises in distance learning courses and programmes leading to bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees of Calamus International University. Calamus International University is a non-traditional, private, global university organised as a network of affiliated schools and educators in various countries. The University is...
