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This Master's program offers students a foundation in psychoanalytic theory's essence, origins, content, and framework as applied in clinical practice. It delivers an extensive overview of contemporary psychoanalytic thought, anchored in the evolution of ideas while exploring how these concepts extend to other disciplines. The course equips you with fundamental knowledge about the medical and cultural backdrop of psychoanalysis' emergence, progressing to present-day clinical and theoretical viewpoints.
The curriculum is deeply rooted in Sigmund Freud's works while encompassing the spectrum of British psychoanalytic traditions, significant global influences, interdisciplinary connections, cultural relevance, and psychoanalysis' alignment with contemporary science. This MSc attracts students from varied academic and cultural backgrounds. We consider strong undergraduate degrees in any field, with many international participants. Some enroll after psychotherapy training to enhance their psychoanalytic expertise, while others join with minimal exposure to psychoanalysis, potentially exploring future clinical training or doctoral research in related areas.