''

We offer supervision in Refugee Care, allowing you to undertake research that introduces a therapeutic dimension and psychosocial perspectives to your work with asylum seekers, refugees and other involuntarily dislocated persons. Our graduates go on to a number of different destinations either as practitioners or academics or researchers in spheres related to involuntary dislocation, working in international organisations, NGOs, local authorities, etc, as well as pursuing further studies in related areas.

We offer research supervision in the following fields: child development conceptual analysis creativity gender group and institutional dynamics history of psychoanalysis (including Jungian analysis) Jungian thought philosophical issues in psychoanalysis psychoanalysis and the arts psychoanalysis and education psychoanalysis and religion psychoanalytic methodology in clinical and non-clinical fields, especially politics and sociology psychoanalytic theory (eg Freudian, Kleinian, Jungian, object-relations and group theory) psychosis refugee studies trauma and violence Our graduates go on to a number of different destinations, including further study and training in psychoanalysis, Jungian analysis, or psychoanalytic psychotherapy. Many of our students are already professionals, clinical and non-clinical, so return to their existing fields, either in jobs or further training, and use their time with us to deepen their understanding of their work.

We offer research supervision in the following: Children, psychoanalysis, and psychoanalytic theory Psychosocial Studies of children and childhood Sociologies of childhood Histories of children and childhood Children, parenting, and families Childhood, politics and ideology Ethical research with children Childhood and identity Children's friendships and peers Gender and sexuality Geographies of childhood and youth Children, media, and popular culture Children with disabilities and critical disability studies Children in/and refugee studies Comparative childhoods Childhood innocence Child development Trauma Looked after children Therapeutic communities Our graduates in Psychosocial and Psychoanalytic Studies go on to a number of different destinations, including further study and training. Many of our students are already professionals so return to their existing fields with deeper understanding of their work, using this for their personal development and for increasing their potential for promotion and leadership in their existing or new roles.

We offer research supervision in the following fields: trauma, memory and the unconscious fantasies of the social, myths of the nation race and racism geopsychoanalysis and postcolonial theory agency, affect, emotion generationality, age, and childhood sexuality, normativity, and queer theory group and institutional dynamics art, aesthetics, image, and creativity collectivity, protest, and political ideology subjectivity, intimacy, and personal life history of psychoanalysis and Jungian analysis critical psychosocial theory mental health and well-being death, mourning, melancholia psychosocial methodology psychosocial theories and conceptual analysis refugee studies See our research page for more details of our dynamic and active research culture, including our current research theme of image, fantasy and memory Our graduates go on to a number of different destinations, including further study and training, or further academic research work. Many of our students are already professionals so return to their existing fields with deeper understanding of their work, increasing their potential for promotion and leadership in their existing or new roles.

We offer supervision in refugee care, allowing you to undertake research that introduces a therapeutic dimension and psychosocial perspective to your work with asylum seekers and/or refugees. Our graduates go on to a number of different destinations, including further study and training in psychoanalysis, Jungian analysis, or psychoanalytic psychotherapy.

Would you like to build on your clinical training by learning about research methods and then applying this to a topic of your choice? If so, you can study at the Department of Psychosocial and Psychoanalytic Studies at the University of Essex, where we have an established tradition of combining clinical thinking with research expertise.

Would you like to build on your clinical training by learning about research methods and then applying this to a topic of your choice? If so, you can study at the Department of Psychosocial and Psychoanalytic studies at the University of Essex, where we have an established tradition of combining clinical thinking with research expertise.

Would you like to build on your clinical training by learning about research methods and then applying this to a topic of your choice? If so, you can study at the Department of Psychosocial and Psychoanalytic studies at the University of Essex, where we have an established tradition of combining clinical thinking with research expertise.

Would you like to build on your clinical training by learning about research methods and then applying this to a topic of your choice? If so, you can study at the Department of Psychosocial and Psychoanalytic studies at the University of Essex, where we have an established tradition of combining clinical thinking with research expertise.