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Join our next Q&A Session 9th May at 7pm
Join this session to find out more about the MSc Studies in Mindfulness
Write to info@mindfulnessassociation.net to register and receive the link to attend.
FIND OUT MORE HERE:
mindfulnessassociation.net/masters-and-research/msc-studies-in-mindfulness
The MSc in Studies in Mindfulness is a unique collaboration between the Mindfulness Association and the University of Aberdeen. Here is a list of the key reasons to choose this program, as detailed on their course page:
1. Professional & Personal Transformation
Deep Personal Journey: The course goes beyond theory, offering an experiential journey that impacts both your personal life and your workplace.
Professional Application: It is specifically designed to help you integrate mindfulness into your professional context, whether you work in health, education, business, or the public sector.
Teacher Training Pathway: Completing the first two years qualifies you to attend the MBLC Teaching Skills Retreat, making you eligible for the UK Listing of Mindfulness Teachers (BAMBA).
2. Unique Academic & Wisdom Partnership
Best of Both Worlds: You benefit from the Mindfulness Association’s 15+ years of experiential teaching and the University of Aberdeen’s long-standing academic reputation.
Diverse Foundations: Unlike many other courses, the curriculum draws from a broad range of disciplines, including neuroscience, psychology, and Buddhism.
3. Flexibility for Busy Lives
Blended Learning: You can choose to study entirely online or attend hybrid residential weekends.
Part-Time Structure: Designed to fit around your work and personal life, requiring approximately 16–18 hours of study per week over three years.
Modular Exit Points: You can choose your level of commitment:
Year 1: Post Graduate Certificate
Year 2: Post Graduate Diploma
Year 3: Master of Science (MSc)
4. Accessibility & Affordability
Competitive Pricing: it is positioned as an affordable postgraduate option and payable in instalments
Alternative Entry: Professional experience may be considered in place of a first degree, making high-level academic study accessible to more people.
No Hidden Costs: Studying from home eliminates travel and accommodation expenses.
5. Evidence-Based Benefits
Resilience & Focus: The course is backed by research showing that mindfulness reduces stress and sick days while increasing focus, creativity, and emotional intelligence.
Scientific Rigor: You will receive training in research methodology, culminating in a work-based research project or dissertation in your final year.
6. Community & Support
Expert Tutors: Instruction is provided by highly experienced practitioners and academic supervisors.
Networking: As noted in student testimonials, the program offers a chance to engage with a supportive peer group and open doors within the wider mindfulness community.
Join our next Q&A Session 9th May at 7pm
Join this session to find out more about the MSc Studies in Mindfulness
Write to info@mindfulnessassociation.net to register and receive the link to attend.
FIND OUT MORE HERE:
mindfulnessassociation.net/masters-and-research/msc-studies-in-mindfulness
The MSc in Studies in Mindfulness is a unique collaboration between the Mindfulness Association and the University of Aberdeen. Here is a list of the key reasons to choose this program, as detailed on their course page:
1. Professional & Personal Transformation
Deep Personal Journey: The course goes beyond theory, offering an experiential journey that impacts both your personal life and your workplace.
Professional Application: It is specifically designed to help you integrate mindfulness into your professional context, whether you work in health, education, business, or the public sector.
Teacher Training Pathway: Completing the first two years qualifies you to attend the MBLC Teaching Skills Retreat, making you eligible for the UK Listing of Mindfulness Teachers (BAMBA).
2. Unique Academic & Wisdom Partnership
Best of Both Worlds: You benefit from the Mindfulness Association’s 15+ years of experiential teaching and the University of Aberdeen’s long-standing academic reputation.
Diverse Foundations: Unlike many other courses, the curriculum draws from a broad range of disciplines, including neuroscience, psychology, and Buddhism.
3. Flexibility for Busy Lives
Blended Learning: You can choose to study entirely online or attend hybrid residential weekends.
Part-Time Structure: Designed to fit around your work and personal life, requiring approximately 16–18 hours of study per week over three years.
Modular Exit Points: You can choose your level of commitment:
Year 1: Post Graduate Certificate
Year 2: Post Graduate Diploma
Year 3: Master of Science (MSc)
4. Accessibility & Affordability
Competitive Pricing: it is positioned as an affordable postgraduate option and payable in instalments
Alternative Entry: Professional experience may be considered in place of a first degree, making high-level academic study accessible to more people.
No Hidden Costs: Studying from home eliminates travel and accommodation expenses.
5. Evidence-Based Benefits
Resilience & Focus: The course is backed by research showing that mindfulness reduces stress and sick days while increasing focus, creativity, and emotional intelligence.
Scientific Rigor: You will receive training in research methodology, culminating in a work-based research project or dissertation in your final year.
6. Community & Support
Expert Tutors: Instruction is provided by highly experienced practitioners and academic supervisors.
Networking: As noted in student testimonials, the program offers a chance to engage with a supportive peer group and open doors within the wider mindfulness community.
