M.Phil. Psychoanalytic Studies
Course Overview
This Master of Philosophy in Psychoanalytic Studies provides a comprehensive exploration of psychoanalytic theory, from its Freudian origins to contemporary applications in both clinical practice and wider culture. The program is designed for graduates and professionals from diverse fields, including psychology, mental health, and the arts, who seek to understand the unconscious forces shaping human behavior. Students will culminate their studies by producing an original thesis on a psychoanalytic theme.
Key Program Highlights
- Examine the foundational theories of Freud alongside modern thinkers in the field
- Explore applications in clinical work, groups, organizations, and society
- Investigate key themes like dreams, child development, and object relations
- Engage with the intersection of psychoanalysis and art or symbolic life
- Develop specialized expertise through an original research thesis
Course Overview
This Master of Philosophy in Psychoanalytic Studies provides a comprehensive exploration of psychoanalytic theory, from its Freudian origins to contemporary applications in both clinical practice and wider culture. The program is designed for graduates and professionals from diverse fields, including psychology, mental health, and the arts, who seek to understand the unconscious forces shaping human behavior. Students will culminate their studies by producing an original thesis on a psychoanalytic theme.
Key Program Highlights
- Examine the foundational theories of Freud alongside modern thinkers in the field
- Explore applications in clinical work, groups, organizations, and society
- Investigate key themes like dreams, child development, and object relations
- Engage with the intersection of psychoanalysis and art or symbolic life
- Develop specialized expertise through an original research thesis
