The Pacifica Graduate Institute in Carpinteria, Calif., has a degree program in mythology titled "Engaged Humanities and the Creative Life." This M.A. program provides education in humanities informed by both mythology and deep psychology. Students study things like how people inspire and influence each other in a creative capacity as well as imagery, symbolism and archetypal patterns in our everyday lives. This program is an online hybrid degree program, meaning some classes are offered online and others are taken on campus.
The Pacifica Graduate Institute also offers two degree programs titled "Mythological Studies." This doctorate program first awards the M.A. degree after two years. Students then complete additional coursework to earn their Ph.D. Students enrolled in this degree program learn about mythology and religious traditions, depth psychology and research as well as myth, literature and culture.
University College Winchester, located in the United Kingdom, offers a degree in mythology titled "Religious Studies and Theology." The college website notes that this is an ideal place to study mythology since the school has close links with Winchester Cathedral, a site of Christian worship for more than a millennium.
Many universities offer folklore degrees in mythology. Some schools that offer this degree program include Indiana University and University of California-Los Angeles. These programs focus on studies of societies, cultures, cross-cultural studies as well as the ways in which human traditions are reflected in different societies. Courses include instruction in methodological, theoretical, historical, and practical instruction, as well as introductions to the world's cultural diversity and to the broad range of human expression.