Specialization in Jungian Studies

PhD Requirements

Requirements		Credits
	Graduate Colloquium (Continuous throughout Program)	2
PSY 6060	Ethics in Psychotherapy & Psychological Research*	3
Required Content Area Course
PSY 2001	Advanced General Psychology I**	3
PSY 2002	Advanced General Psychology II**	3
Research Sequence (taken in order)
RES 1006	Information Competency and Library Use*	1
RES 1005	Methods of Research & Disciplined Inquiry I	3
RES 1015	Method of Research & Disciplined Inquiry II	3
Advanced Research Course (One from RES 1030, 1040, 1050, 1140, 1150, 1160, 1170, 3130, 4005)		3
RES 1100	Research Practicum	3
	21 Jungian Studies Special Topics Seminars	21
Electives Credits Required		16
	Can include transfer credits up to 18
	Can include non-degree certificate transfer credits up to 16
	Can include non-degree transfer credits up to 9
	Can include credits from RCs, 1 per/RC
RES 9010, 9020, 9030	Qualifying Essays	9
RES 9500	Dissertation	12
Total		79

* Not required if taken in the College's MA program If either course was taken in the MA program take the other one to meet the PhD degree requirements. One required content course must be completed by the end of the first 2 terms of enrollment. The remaining content course and Ethics must be completed by the end of the 4th term. Apply now! Or, to find out more about the Jungian Studies program is right for you, please email admissions@saybrook.edu or call 800-825-4480.