BGSP Online

Explore psychoanalysis in relation to social theory, history, politics, anthropology, systems theory, literature, art, and cultural studies in these interdisciplinary Doctoral and Master’s programs. At the Master’s level, gain a psychoanalytic foundation for cultural studies and develop the critical and research skills needed to prepare for further study and/or work in social services or other organizational settings. Building upon your Master’s studies, Doctoral candidates embark on a critical investigation of larger systems and social issues through immersion in advanced seminars, unique field experiences, and original research. Visit the program page to learn more.

Apply through the Boston campus. 

Launch a meaningful and in-demand career with a Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Join a fast-growing profession and make a lasting impact in people’s lives. Graduates are prepared to work with a wide range of clients in a variety of settings using the most effective psychoanalytic methods. This program includes the coursework and clinical experience needed at the pre-master’s level to meet licensing requirements in New Jersey and many other states. Visit the program page to learn more.

Apply through the New Jersey campus.

Gain a deeper understanding of people in their full complexity in this Master’s program. Through coursework and the Field Placement Externship, students gain psychoanalytic insights into clinical and interpersonal situations providing a solid basis for further clinical study. Visit the program page to learn more.

Apply through the New Jersey campus.

Improve relationships, enhance your quality of life, and advance your career in this two-semester continuing education program. Students from a wide variety of backgrounds study modern psychoanalytic theories and techniques in order to develop a deeper understanding of human dynamics. Learn new ways of analyzing and solving problems of all sizes. Visit the program page to learn more.

Apply through the Boston campus.

Learn what makes people tick in this semester-long, introductory course. Students examine concepts related to what drives us, how we form relationships, how our characters develop, dreams, and the therapeutic interaction. Enroll on a continuing education basis or for academic credit. Visit the program page to learn more.

Apply through the Boston campus. Open to the public.