Correspondence Courses in Psychology & Psychoanalysis

California Southern University

• The School of Behavioral Sciences at California Southern University offers four degrees in psychology: a Bachelor of Arts (BA), Master of Arts (MA), Master of Science (MS) and a Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D). Each degree level is fully earned via distance learning and correspondence courses. For the BA, a full range of courses is required in addition to the core classes in psychology. These include the humanities, science, math and English. The master's programs provide students with a theoretical foundation in psychology that can be applied in the fields of pastoral counseling, life coaching, and training for business. The Psy.D program is intended to advance a student's clinical study of psychology toward professional work in the field.

  California Southern University

  930 Roosevelt

  Irvine, California 92620

  1-714-882-7800

  www.calsouthern.edu

Northcentral University

• Northcentral University's School of Behavioral and Health Sciences offers three different degrees in psychology: a BA, MA and Psy.D. The BA program requires students to complete 39 credits worth of general education requirements and 42 credits of psychology coursework. A total of 120 credits are needed to graduate. The MA program allows students to choose a specific focus in a particular field of psychological study: general diversity, general psychology, health psychology or industry/organizational psychology. The Psy.D program specifically focuses on family and marriage counseling.

  Northcentral University

  10000 East University Drive

  Prescott Valley, Arizona 86314

  1-866-776-0331

  www.ncu.edu

Walden University

• Walden University's MS program is designed to help students adapt an advanced degree in psychology for a variety of fields. The coursework offered will help students in conducting research, apply psychological knowledge to a variety of professional and familial situations and prepare students to continue their work toward a doctorate. Specific courses at Walden include psychology of the media, health, terrorism and security, culture, politics and coaching.

  Walden University

  155 5th Avenue South

  Minneapolis, MN 55415

  1-866-492-5336

  www.waldenu.edu

Saybrook University

• While psychoanalysis is a part of all psychology coursework and degree programs, there are few universities with an added emphasis on the study alone. Saybrook University, though, is one of them. The school offers both an MA and Ph.D in psychology with a concentration in Jungian Studies. "Jungian" refers to the area of study associated with Carl Gustav Jung, a Swiss psychiatrist and protégé of Sigmund Freud. The Jungian Studies program at Saybrook is headed by James Hollis, a Ph.D with extensive experience and knowledge of Jung and his work in the field. Coursework will involve studying the original works of Jung as well as later research that was spawned from his initial ideas.

  Saybrook University

  747 Front Street

  San Francisco, CA 94111

  1-800-825-4480

  www.saybrook.edu