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Provided by: Calamus Extension College Ltd MA Thanatology - Distance LearningSpiritualism and Religion |
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Master's Degree Program
Provided by Calamus Extension College Ltd
MA Thanatology - Distance Learning
Thanatology is the study of death, dying and bereavement.
The MA can be earned by taking 45 credits (equivalent to 15 x 3-credit units) which can comprise entirely taught courses or 12 x 3-credit units plus a written project worth 9 credits.
Programmes may start at any time of year, subject to availability of places.
The syllabus for the MA Thanatology is negotiated individually according to the studenta ™s interests and prior relevant education/ experience.
You will see a range of textbook-based units under Thanatology in the Calamus Course Unit list. Others are in preparation. Topics can include:
a Death and Bereavement (including relevant studies in comparative religion)
a Counselling skills
a Bereavement counselling (various units will be available)
a Transpersonal psychology
a Regression and reincarnation studies (a large number of units is available covering many aspects of this topic)
a Spirit Releasement and Depossession
a Shamanic Soul Retrieval
a Contemporary and historical Spiritualist studies
a The Near-Death Experience
a Relevant areas of parapsychology
a Interpretation of Patientsa ™ Drawings
a Hypnotherapy and guided imagery for children
a Scientific experiments suggesting life after death
a Jewish attitudes to life after death
a Exploring afterlife knowledge through the Hemi-Sync Consciousness Model
a Eye Movement Therapies and After-Death Communication
Electives may also be taken from course unit listings in contemporary spirituality, counselling skills and other topics. If you require a specialist area of study not listed we can consider making it available as a unit, and will be pleased to receive recommendations of textbooks. If you have specialist knowledge through experience or private study it is possible to gain credit for that knowledge through doing a challenge essaysa . Altogether these options provide the opportunity for a highly personalised programme of study.
As well as providing a broad base of theoretical knowledge, the course aims to allow the student to build up a personal eclectic model of the survival of consciousness after death and to integrate that model with the studenta ™s own philosophy and practice.
The distance learning degree comprises academic study and does not in itself include fieldwork of any kind. However credit can be given for ongoing relevant work during the period of enrolment, such as hospice work or counselling those with terminal illness. The degree may be taken for personal interest, as a way of gaining intellectual knowledge to supplement professional training or practice, or as a way of learning more about the subject before deciding whether to commit yourself to a suitable internship.
CIU is not a UK or US university and is not accredited - see our profile for further information or see our website at www. unicalamus. org
Related Awards, Degrees or Certifications: This program is not linked with any professional licence.
Related Jobs or Careers: This program will be helpful for people who work with the bereaved, in hospices, as self-employed counsellors or therapists, etc
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MA Thanatology - Distance Learning
MA Thanatology - Distance Learning
Thanatology is the study of death, dying and bereavement.
The MA can be earned by taking 45 credits (equivalent to 15 x 3-credit units) which can comprise entirely taught courses or 12 x 3-credit units plus a written project worth 9 credits.
Programmes may start at any time of year, subject to availability of places.
The syllabus for the MA Thanatology is negotiated individually according to the student s interests and prior relevant education/ experience.
You will see a range of textbook-based units under Thanatology in the Calamus Course Unit list. Others are in preparation. Topics can include:
Death and Bereavement (including relevant studies in comparative religion)
Counselling skills
Bereavement counselling (various units will be available)
Transpersonal psychology
Regression and reincarnation studies (a large number of units is available covering many aspects of this topic)
Spirit Releasement and Depossession
Shamanic Soul Retrieval
Contemporary and historical Spiritualist studies
The Near-Death Experience
Relevant areas of parapsychology
Interpretation of Patients Drawings
Hypnotherapy and guided imagery for children
Scientific experiments suggesting life after death
Jewish attitudes to life after death
Exploring afterlife knowledge through the Hemi-Sync Consciousness Model
Eye Movement Therapies and After-Death Communication
Electives may also be taken from course unit listings in contemporary spirituality, counselling skills and other topics. If you require a specialist area of study not listed we can consider making it available as a unit, and will be pleased to receive recommendations of textbooks. If you have specialist knowledge through experience or private study it is possible to gain credit for that knowledge through doing challenge essays . Altogether these options provide the opportunity for a highly personalised programme of study.
As well as providing a broad base of theoretical knowledge, the course aims to allow the student to build up a personal eclectic model of the survival of consciousness after death and to integrate that model with the student s own philosophy and practice.
The distance learning degree comprises academic study and does not in itself include fieldwork of any kind. However credit can be given for ongoing relevant work during the period of enrolment, such as hospice work or counselling those with terminal illness. The degree may be taken for personal interest, as a way of gaining intellectual knowledge to supplement professional training or practice, or as a way of learning more about the subject before deciding whether to commit yourself to a suitable internship.
CIU is not a UK or US university and is not accredited - see our profile for further information or see our website at www. unicalamus. org
Thanatology is the study of death, dying and bereavement.
The MA can be earned by taking 45 credits (equivalent to 15 x 3-credit units) which can comprise entirely taught courses or 12 x 3-credit units plus a written project worth 9 credits.
Programmes may start at any time of year, subject to availability of places.
The syllabus for the MA Thanatology is negotiated individually according to the student s interests and prior relevant education/ experience.
You will see a range of textbook-based units under Thanatology in the Calamus Course Unit list. Others are in preparation. Topics can include:
Death and Bereavement (including relevant studies in comparative religion)
Counselling skills
Bereavement counselling (various units will be available)
Transpersonal psychology
Regression and reincarnation studies (a large number of units is available covering many aspects of this topic)
Spirit Releasement and Depossession
Shamanic Soul Retrieval
Contemporary and historical Spiritualist studies
The Near-Death Experience
Relevant areas of parapsychology
Interpretation of Patients Drawings
Hypnotherapy and guided imagery for children
Scientific experiments suggesting life after death
Jewish attitudes to life after death
Exploring afterlife knowledge through the Hemi-Sync Consciousness Model
Eye Movement Therapies and After-Death Communication
Electives may also be taken from course unit listings in contemporary spirituality, counselling skills and other topics. If you require a specialist area of study not listed we can consider making it available as a unit, and will be pleased to receive recommendations of textbooks. If you have specialist knowledge through experience or private study it is possible to gain credit for that knowledge through doing challenge essays . Altogether these options provide the opportunity for a highly personalised programme of study.
As well as providing a broad base of theoretical knowledge, the course aims to allow the student to build up a personal eclectic model of the survival of consciousness after death and to integrate that model with the student s own philosophy and practice.
The distance learning degree comprises academic study and does not in itself include fieldwork of any kind. However credit can be given for ongoing relevant work during the period of enrolment, such as hospice work or counselling those with terminal illness. The degree may be taken for personal interest, as a way of gaining intellectual knowledge to supplement professional training or practice, or as a way of learning more about the subject before deciding whether to commit yourself to a suitable internship.
CIU is not a UK or US university and is not accredited - see our profile for further information or see our website at www. unicalamus. org
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...
