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Transitions and Rites of Passage
An exploration of life transitions, both predictable and unexpected, and the role of rites of passage in giving them meaning and support. Developmental psychology, transpersonal psychology, anthropology, and ecopsychology provide foundations as the course helps students integrate theoretical and experiential perspectives. This course is taught online. Online fees apply.
Course Number:
PSYT516e
Units:
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