CFI Level 7 Diploma in Transpersonal Psychology

Qualification title

CFI Level 7 Diploma in Transpersonal Psychology

Summary

The objective of the CFI Level 7 Diploma is to provide an opportunity to reconnect, re-engage and deepen personal or professional inquiry into an area of transpersonal significance. It provides a structured environment in which learners can explore questions that may have stayed with them over time – or that have only recently begun to emerge – and develop a meaningful research project with the potential to contribute to the evolving field of transpersonal psychology.

Entry requirements

The Level 7 Diploma is designed as a natural progression for graduates of the Level 6 Diploma in Transpersonal Psychology, who have already completed foundational study in areas such as neuroscience, neurobiology, spirituality, thanatology and transpersonal practice.

However, the programme also recognises that individuals from related academic or professional backgrounds may possess equivalent preparation for postgraduate study. For this reason, the Level 7 Diploma may also be accessed via direct entry from related fields, or recognition of prior learning – at the discretion of the training provider. See the specification (linked below) for fuller information on these routes.

Guided learning hours

120 hours

Total qualification time

600 hours

How long does it take?

This qualification can be completed over the course of a year.

Assessment

Learners are assessed through a portfolio of evidence using a range of assessment methods which may include essays, presentations, observation and reflective journals.

Qualification specification

Please click here for the qualification specification.

Students

If you are interested in registering for this course, please contact the British Transpersonal Association.

Organisations

If you are interested in running this course as part of your curriculum, please contact us.

2024/25 Registration fee for organisations

£425 per learner