Contact:
Bryan Murphy (admissions@sduis.edu) - Director of Admissions

Programs & Degrees Offered:
M.A.:  Transpersonal Psychology; Sport Counseling; Expressive Arts Therapy; Marriage and Family Therapy (MFT)
Ph.D.:  Transpersonal Psychology (with specialization in Tibetan Buddhist Psychology);  Psychology (with specializations in Sport Psychology and Expressive Arts Therapy)
Psy.D.: Clinical Psychology
Certificate:  Expressive Arts Therapy; Sport Psychology; Tibetan Buddhist Psychology

Accreditation:
PPVESC (approval code 3711111)

Admission Requirements:
Bachelor's (for M.A.); Master's (for Doctorate)
Test:  NA
Other:  $60 application fee, 2 letters of recommendation, official transcripts from previously attended colleges/universities, statement of educational intent, personal interview.

Cost and Other Program Information:
$18,685 (M.A. in Expressive Arts, Sport Counseling, or Transpersonal Psychology)
$20,150 (MFT)
$19,760 (Ph.D. in Expressive Arts or Transpersonal Psychology)
$22,085 (Psy.D.; Ph.D. in Sport Psychology)
Online Degree Program Available:  Yes
On-Campus/External/Distance Leaning:  All degree and certificate programs are offered both online and residentially
Public/Private:  Private
Year Established:  1999
Number of Faculty:  45
Thesis/Dissertation:  Required
Admission Deadline:  Rolling

Enrollment:
Current Enrollment:  125
Part Time/Full Time:  10% (PT) / 90% (FT)
Female/Male:  58% (F) / 42% (M)
Alumni (1990-2003):  41

Mission Statement:
The mission of San Diego University for Integrative Studies is to provide an educational environment for mature adult learners that is built upon the foundations laid by the great of humanistic traditions in Western civilization.  Those traditions stem from the study and practice of art, philosophy, psychology, and business.  The University provides academic and practical training to adults who seek personal and professional growth from an interdisciplinary approach to education.  SDUIS programs acknowledge and include training in cultural diversity, Eastern philosophy, language, literature, science, and the arts.