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Pacifica's MA/PhD in Mythological Studies examines the role of myth, symbol, and ritual in human culture through the lens of depth psychology. The program draws on Jungian, archetypal, and phenomenological frameworks to explore the enduring power of mythic imagination.

Prerequisites

Bachelor's degree required

Focus areas

Mythology Archetypal psychology Religion and culture Depth psychology
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