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College of Professional Studies College of Professional Studies Select Integrative Project or Thesis, below 9 Integrative Project Option IPP 5610 MA Integrative Project 4 (2) IPP 5052 Electives 4 (7) Thesis Option IPP 5600A Planning a Thesis A (.5) IPP 5600B Planning a Thesis B (.5) IPP 5600A IPP 5615 Thesis 5 (3) IPP 5600B Electives 4 (5) Total units required 68–74 1 These undergraduate courses or their approved equivalents are prerequisite to the graduate program. Students who have not completed them prior to admission are required to do so during the first year of graduate study. 2 This is a .5 unit integration class to be taken 4 times across the life of the students’ program. 3 Please find Professional development course descriptions under CnS courses. 4 Students taking the Integrative Project option complete seven units of electives. Students writing a thesis complete five units of electives. Electives may be chosen from graduate courses offered throughout the University. 5 Theses may be converted to MA Integrative Projects at the discretion of Program Chair. Integral Theory Over the last decade, John F. Kennedy University has established itself as the world’s premier university for the study and exploration of the integral model. Pioneered by Ken Wilber, the integral model is a unifying and comprehensive framework that resonates with people seeking more integrative ways to understand and respond to the complexity of today’s world. In partnership with the Integral Institute, JFK University: • Hosts the international biennial Integral Theory Conference; • Operates the Integral research Center; and • Offers the only accredited online Certificate and Master of Arts in Integral Theory. Ma in integral Theory Offered in partnership with Integral Institute, the online Master of Arts in Integral Theory at John F. Kennedy University is the most rigorous and complete training available in the integral model. This 68-unit online program is designed to educate the next generation of integrally informed scholar-practitioners to skill fully apply the integral approach to real-world challenges in a variety of fields. The online program will include students from around the globe and will form the heart of the world’s first integral theory learning community. This 68-unit online program is designed to educate the next generation of integrally informed scholar-practitioners to skill fully apply the integral approach to real-world challenges in a variety of fields. The online program will include students from around the globe and will form the heart of the world’s first integral theory learning community. The courses, taught by leading integral scholar-practitioners, deliver a practical and theoretical foundation in all aspects of the integral model. Students also gain access to the world’s most extensive integral knowledge library, including subscriptions to AQAL Journal, Integral Life.com, and the Integral Institute.org. The curriculum interweaves experiential learning, perspective taking, academic inquiry, integral research, and professional application. Transformational self-inquiry and intellectually rigorous scholarship are emphasized within a highly supportive student community. A sense of community is fostered by weekly online and telephone contact in addition to two residential intensives per year. Program learning outcomes • Graduates will be able to communicate to/with/as the value schemas generated by traditional, modern, and postmodern levels of the values/worldview line. • Graduates will be able to take/write-from first-person, second-person, and third-person perspectives as differentiated phenomena available to all humans. • Graduates will be able to use/employ multiple methodologies as defined by the quadrants and zones of Integral Theory. • Graduates will be able to apply the five elements of Integral Theory: quadrants, levels, lines, states, and types. • Graduates will be able to successfully engage in an ongoing Integral Life Practice as defined by Integral Theory. admission requirements Enrollment is available to students who have an undergraduate degree from an accredited institution. In addition to satisfying the entrance standards of JFKU, admission requires the following: • A writing sample (five to ten pages, double-spaced). • Two letters of recommendation. • A five- to ten-page, double-spaced personal statement that discusses one’s use of integral principles in life. • The application deadline is July 1. Applications received after the deadline will be considered on a space-available basis. International applicants whose native language is not English must comply with JFKU standards. requirements relating to the Foreign Student Financial Statement and immigration status will not be applicable as students will not be in residence in the U.S. If foreign students decide to attend the annual face-to-face gatherings, they will be responsible for obtaining visas and making their own travel arrangements. Note: The certificate in Integral Theory serves as the first year of the master’s program. 102 College of Professional Studies JOHn F. KEnnEdy UnIvErSITy
College of Professional Studies Courses Units Prerequisite(s) Co-Requisite(s) Core Theory ITH 5005 Integral Theory: The Five Elements 3 ITH 5006 Integral Theory: Integral Methodological Pluralism 3 ITH 5009 Integral Theory: Applications 3 Core Applied ITH 5043 Integral Life Practice 2 ITH 5101 Integral research 3 ITH 5610 Integral Final Project 4 Core Integral Courses ITH 5039 developmental Psychology 3 ITH 5047 Phenomenological Inquiry 2 ITH 5054 Types: Enneagram 3 ITH 5057 Multiple Intelligences 2 ITH 5059 States of Consciousness 2 ITH 5061 Integral Spirituality 2 ITH 5210 Subtle Energy Systems 3 ITH 5211 Perspectives on the Body 3 ITH 5212 Ecological Medicine 2 ITH 5213 Cognitive Science 3 ITH 5214 Intersubjectivity 3 ITH 5215 Cultural development 3 ITH 5216 Social Systems 2 ITH 5217 neuro-religion 2 ITH 5218 Ethics and Compassion 2 ITH 5219 Emergence 3 Select from the following courses 10 Integral Applications Courses ITH 5300 Integral Ecology (2) ITH 5301 Integral Business (2) ITH 5302 Integral Art (2) ITH 5303 Integral Politics (2) ITH 5304 Integral Medicine (2) ITH 5305 Integral Science (2) Integral religion Courses ITH 5400 Integral Buddhism (2) ITH 5401 Integral Christianity (2) ITH 5402 Integral Kabbalah (2) Integral Inquiry Courses ITH 5450 non-duality (2) ITH 5451 vision-Logic (2) ITH 5452 Shadow (2) ITH 5453 Evolutionary Theory (2) ITH 5454 Love and Eros (2) ITH 5455 Integral Metatheory (2) Total units required 68 Certificate in integral Theory Offered in partnership with the Integral Institute, the Integral Theory certificate program at John F. Kennedy University explores the integration of body, mind, and spirit in the realms of self, culture, and cosmos. This 25-unit, online program empha sizes the value of utilizing multiple perspectives by offering students an in-depth understanding of the integral (AQAL) model associated with integral theory. The fundamental purpose of the integral model is to ensure that one’s analysis considers all the pertinent aspects of a problem or issue situated in its context. The Integral Theory certificate program provides students in-depth understanding of ways to integrate knowledge from different disciplines, areas, or domains. The integral model is ideal for realizing more effective solutions to complex social and organizational problems and enhancing personal development. Program learning outcomes • Graduates will be able to communicate to/with/as the value schemas generated by traditional, modern, and postmodern levels of the values/worldview line. • Graduates will be able to take/write-from first-person, second-person, and third-person perspectives as differentiated phenomena available to all humans. • Graduates will be able to use/employ multiple methodologies as defined by the quadrants and zones of Integral Theory. • Graduates will be able to apply the five elements of Integral Theory: quadrants, levels, lines, states, and types. • Graduates will be able to successfully engage in an ongoing Integral Life Practice as defined by Integral Theory. admission requirements Enrollment is available to students who have an undergraduate degree from an accredited institution. In addition to satisfying the JOHn F. KEnnEdy UnIvErSITy College of Professional Studies 103 College of Professional Studies
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