The M.A. degree program provides a classical education in the humanities informed by mythology and depth psychology. The program's unique learning format combines the best aspects of a connected, heartfelt, inter-personal experience with the convenience of distance-learning technology.

Pacifica Graduate Institute Online

This degree program takes advantage of online distance-learning technology that allows students to work and learn in their home environments. Additionally, twice each year, students gather on the Pacifica campus for an expanded week in residence. During these on-campus sessions, students have access to the Institute's extensive resources and are able to further community involvement and professional collaboration. They join classmates from around the world in forming professional relationships and networks of like-minded individuals. This convenient format brings Pacifica's graduate degree programs to global citizens and the life-long learners who would otherwise would not be able to fufill their educational calling.

FIRST YEAR
	FALL		Foundations of Mythology—HM 520, 2 Units Traditions of Depth Psychology: Lineage & Legacies—HM 550, 2 Units Technology and the Global Citizen—HM 502, 2 Units
	WINTER		Mythology: Contemporary Inflections—HM 525, 2 Units Jung’s Depth Psychology—HM 650, 2 Units Cultivating Inner Awareness—HM 530, 2 Units
	SPRING		Symbolism and the Visual Art—HM 522, 2 Units Depth Psychology in the 21st Century—HM 551, 2 Units Inner Practice and Social Action—HM 540, 2 Units
	SUMMER		Myth as Guide in Psychological Development—HM 523, 2 Units Portfolio Development I—HM 505, 2 Units Practices of Collaboration and Reconciliation—HM 553, 2 Units
SECOND YEAR
	FALL		Mythic Patterns in Cinema—HM 622, 2 Units Dreamwork —HM 653, 2 Units Education for Ecological Stewardship—HM 610, 2 Units
	WINTER		Archetypal Imagination: The Works of Joseph Campbell—HM 652, 2 Units Initiation, Ritual & Ceremony—HM 552, 2 Units Leadership Skills for Social Justice—HM 611, 2 Units
	SPRING		Transformational Polarities in Myth—HM 625, 2 Units Psychology of Compassion & Tolerance—HM 627, 2 Units Economic Models for Sustainability—HM 612, 2 Units
	SUMMER		Mythodrama—HM 623, 2 Units Portfolio Development II—HM 605, 2 Units Spiritual Practices & Healing Arts—HM 613, 2 Units
This curriculum may vary depending upon changing academic needs.