The Interdisciplinary Psychology course in the UK offers a unique combination of transpersonal, psychoanalytic, and critical approaches to psychology. Students explore ways of understanding the self as an open, evolving project that develops through interaction, reflecting advancements at the forefront of psychology and drawing upon insights from the history of human exploration of the self.
Participants on this predominantly theoretical course delve into the relationship between psychology and cultural studies, philosophy, theology, and social science. They enhance their understanding of various research methods and investigate the role of language and the creation of meaning in real-world contexts.
Individuals working in counseling, social work, psychology, or related fields gain a distinct perspective on the mind, self, and society. Alternatively, those with a personal interest in the subject can explore the fascinating insights into what defines humanity.
