Group Analysis (MSc)

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Birkbeck, University of London

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• Objectives
  This degree is designed to provide you with a thorough understanding of the theoretical and clinical foundations of group analysis, developed from the disciplines of psychoanalysis, sociology, developmental and social psychology, and systems theory. The degree fosters a critical understanding of the applications of group analysis in all aspects of professional practice, in therapeutic, organisational and educational settings, and in the public and private sector. It is suitable for health professionals – medical and non-medical – and for people working in educational or organisational settings and interested in developing their understanding of the applications of group analysis to group functioning. Both personal and professional motivation will be taken into account at application – suitability for psychotherapeutic work is a selection criterion.
• Entry requirements
  Entry requirements Approved Institute of Group Analysis introductory course. Six months in twice-weekly group analytic psychotherapy. Good first degree or professional qualification and experience. Some academic requirements may be waived for applicants with exceptional experience.
• Academic title
  Group Analysis (MSc)
• Course description
  Clinical practice; personal group analytic psychotherapy; foundation seminars in group analytic and psychoanalytic theory; aspects of human and relational development; advanced clinical applications (e.g. organisations, gender, working with young people).
  
  Dissertation.
  
  Teaching
  A combination of academic seminars (including specialist options in the second and third year), small and large groups, and group supervision of group analytic practice.
  
  Assessment
  One 4000-word essay, end of Year 1 and end of Year 2; dissertation of 10,000–12,000 words, end of Year 3.
  

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