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Doctor of Philosophy in
Integral Health
The Ph.D.
program in Integral Health provides graduate students with
academic opportunities to compare and contrast Eastern and
Western views on medicine, science, and spirituality.
Students will conduct research into “paranormal” aspects of
human life.
Objectives
The Ph.D.
program in Integral Health has been designed to foster the
following aims:
1. To present
a course of study which allows for the understanding of the
convergences and divergences between Eastern and Western
views on medicine, science, religion, philosophy, and
synthetic-integrative possibilities;
2. To provide
students with training in a range of devices which yield
physical data on body-mind-spirit interrelations.
3. To foster
scientific inquiry into paranormal aspects of human life;
4. To
recognize how paranormal phenomena are assimilated into
religion and philosophy;
5. To provide
an opportunity for students to conduct research projects in
Integral Health.
Degree
Requirements
Ninety (90)
graduate quarter units beyond the Master's degree are
required to complete the Ph.D. in Integral Health. The
program calls for forty-six (46) required units taken in ten
(10) courses if these courses have not been completed at the
Master’s level. The remaining forty-four (44) units may be
taken by drawing upon the Psychology, Life Physics, and
Comparative Religion and Philosophy curricula.
Advancement
to Candidacy is a formal step in the Ph.D. program.
Eligibility for the Advancement to Candidacy examination
consists of successful completion of all coursework
sixty-eighty (68) units except HUS 896, HUS 897, and
dissertation.
CORE
CURRICULUM
IH 701
Foundations in Integral Studies (4 units)
IH 702
Consciousness Studies (4 units)
IH 703*
Counseling and Communication Skills (4 units)
IH 704**
Spiritual Education (4 units)
IH 705***
Advanced Quantitative Research Methods (4 units)
IH 706***
Advanced Qualitative Research Methods (4 units)
IH 708
Introduction to AMI Research (4 units)
IH 740
Bio-psychology (4 units)
IH 896
Dissertation Topic Research (5 units)
IH 897
Dissertation Methodology Review (5 units)
IH 898A
Dissertation I (6 units)
IH 898B
Dissertation II (6 units)
* PSY785
Foundations of Life Coaching fulfills the requirements for
IH 703
** Additional
units of this course may be taken as electives.
***Introduction to Qualitative and Quantitative Research and
Research Statistics are prerequisite to Advanced Research
courses. Students take one of these two courses depending on
their research interests.
ELECTIVES*
Integral
Health Department
IH 790
Topics of Special Interest (4-8 units)
IH 799
Independent Study (2-12 units)
Comparative Religion and Philosophy Department
CRP 731
Karma, Reincarnation and the Survival of
Consciousness (4 units)
Life
Physics Department
LP 720
Research with the Apparatus for Meridian
Identification (AMI) (4 units)
LP 722
Advanced Biofeedback and Neurofeedback (4 units)
LP 729
Devices for Human Subtle Energy Detection (4
units)
Psychology
Department
PSY 753
Energy Psychology (4 units)
PSY 764
Transpersonal Psychology (4
units)
*Other
courses from any department may be taken as electives with
the approval of the program director.
Advancement to Candidacy
Ph.D.
students must take a comprehensive written or oral
examination in order to be allowed to enroll in pre-
dissertation or dissertation courses. The comprehensive
examination is taken after students have successfully
completed sixty-eight (68) course credits. Students in the
Clinical Psychology Ph.D. program, who intend to obtain
clinical licensing, may be allowed to take the comprehensive
examination after completing forty-eight (48) credit units,
thirty-six (36) or more of which must be clinical course
credits. For additional information on the comprehensive
examination, doctoral dissertation guidelines, or other
graduation requirements, please contact your program
director.
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