California Institute for Human Science: Master of Arts in Human Science

Academic Process	Integral Health
Current Course Schedule	Doctorate Program

Master of Arts in Integral Health

Objectives

The core curriculum of the Integral Health M.A. program is designed to provide the graduate student with a foundation in Eastern and Western Philosophical traditions, consciousness studies and the basics of research methodology. The student first completes the core master's level courses in Integral Health and fulfills the remaining degree requirements by taking elective courses in Integral Health or from other M.A. programs in consultation with the program director.

Degree Requirements

Fifty-two (52) graduate quarter units are required to complete the Master of Art degree program in Integral Health. Twenty-eight (28) core curriculum graduate quarter units are earned in seven (7) core courses designed to establish a basic foundation in the systems of philosophy, and in research methods. The remaining twenty-four (24) graduate quarter units are earned by completing elective courses in any other department in consultation with the program director.

MASTER OF ARTS IN INTEGRAL HEALTH

CORE CURRICULUM

HUS 501    Foundations in Integral Studies  (4 units)
HUS 502     Consciousness Studies (4 units)
HUS 503*   Counseling & Communication Skills (4 units)
HUS 504**  Spiritual Education (4 units)
HUS 505     Introduction to Qualitative and Quantitative Research (4 units)
HUS 506     Statistics (4 units)
HUS 507*** Integral Perspectives on Health (4 units)
* PSY635 Foundations of Life Coaching fulfills the requirements for HUS 503
** Additional units may be taken as electives.
*** PSY725 Mind Body Energy Psychology fulfils the requirements for this course

Electives

HUS 680     Topics of Special Interest (4-8 units)
HUS 690     Thesis (6 units)
HUS 699     Independent Study (2-12 units)

Courses from other departments can also be taken as electives in consultation with the program director.