Pacifica Graduate Institute

About Pacifica Graduate Institute

Pacifica Graduate Institute, located at 249 Lambert Rd, Carpinteria, California, is a distinguished WASC-accredited graduate school dedicated to the exploration of depth psychology. Offering a range of master's and doctoral degree programs, the Institute is committed to fostering an educational environment that respects cultural diversity and individual differences. This commitment is reflected in its academic community, which encourages a spirit of free and open inquiry among students and faculty alike.

Nestled between the coastal foothills and the Pacific Ocean, just a few miles south of Santa Barbara, Pacifica's two campuses provide an inspiring backdrop for learning and personal growth. The Institute boasts an impressive array of educational resources, including a well-stocked library, research facilities, and spaces designed for collaborative learning. Students benefit from a rich curriculum that integrates psychological theory with practical application, preparing them for careers in various fields such as psychotherapy, counseling, and research.

One of the standout features of Pacifica Graduate Institute is its dedicated faculty, comprised of experienced professionals and scholars in the field of depth psychology. The Pacifica Graduate Institute teachers list includes renowned experts who bring a wealth of knowledge and diverse perspectives to the classroom, enhancing the learning experience for students. With a focus on holistic education, Pacifica encourages students to engage deeply with their studies, fostering both intellectual and personal development. Through its unique approach, Pacifica Graduate Institute continues to be a leader in the field of psychology, shaping the next generation of practitioners and scholars.

Website	http://pacifica.edu
Employees	201-500 employees View all Pacifica Graduate Institute employees
Industry	Higher Education
Phone number	+1 (805) 879-7305
Headquarter	249 Lambert Rd, Carpinteria, ca, 93013, US
Founded	1976
Keywords	Psychology, Mythology, Marriage And Family Therapy, Clinical Psychology, Analytical Psychology, Carl Jung, Continuing Education Units, Counseling Psychology, Depth Psychology, Ecopsychology, James Hillman, Joseph Campbell, Jungian Psychology, Somatic Psychology, The Humanities, C.g. Jung, Liberation Psychology, Mythological Studies