Course Approach:

The course offers an integrated approach to professional training in Jungian psychology and healing, through three main elements:

    Academic:   
     Lectures, seminars, reading,
     course work.

     Experiential Work:
     Exploring approaches which can
     be used personally and with clients
     such as creative dreamwork, family
     dynamics, healing, groupwork.

      Personal Development:
     Helping each student to gain what
      they need from the course, for
      personal and career development.

These aspects are interwoven and integrated
through the course, forming the foundation
for personal development and professional practice. 

Students and graduates practice in a variety
of settings including GPs' surgeries, healing clinics, hospitals, schools, higher education, social services, mental health user groups, holistic health centres, complementary medicine, consultancy, HR.

Six Terms / Six Modules:

The six Terms / six Modules are as
follows:

Module 1: Term I:
Introduction to Jung, Freud and Healing
value:  20 credits. (International, PG)

Module 2: Term II:
Elements of Analysis and Healing
value:  30 credits.

Module 3: Term III:
The Practice of Analysis and Healing
value:  30 credits.

Module 4: Term IV:
Analytic and Therapeutic Insight
value:  20 credits.

Module 5: Term V:
A Critique of Analysis and Healing
value:  20 credits.

Module 6: Term VI:
Integration of Practice and Dissertation
value:  60 credits.

MA:  180 credits.  PGDip:  120 credits. 

Students Graduate at the Middlesex
University Ceremony in July.