By completing the MA course, you will develop key employability skills including thinking analytically, effective essay-writing, research methods in analytical psychology and a broader understanding of depth psychological thinking, applicable to clinical and academic work. Our course could lead you to study for a PhD in Psychosocial and Psychoanalytic Studies/Jungian and Post-Jungian Studies or to work in clinical or non-clinical settings. Topics covered on the course include: The history of analytical psychology, including key contributions made by women, Intellectual precursors to, and influences on, Jung's psychology, Key Jungian and Post-Jungian texts, The role and place of mythology in Jung's thinking, Jung's psychology of religion, Central Jungian concepts, their clinical utility and their relevance in a contemporary context, The applicability of Jung's thought to other academic disciplines, and The utility of Jung's psychology to understanding culture and society.