Doctor of Philosophy in Esoteric Science
The Doctor of Philosophy in Esoteric Science is a transdisciplinary research program dedicated to exploring hidden structures of reality, metaphysical systems, and advanced consciousness studies. This program is designed for scholars seeking to integrate symbolic cognition, hermetic structures, multidimensional awareness, and computational esotericism to develop innovative frameworks for understanding archetypal knowledge systems, philosophical mysticism, and higher-order cognitive models.
About the Program
The Ph.D. in Esoteric Science provides a rigorous academic and research-driven approach to the study of esoteric frameworks and their relationship to consciousness, knowledge systems, and metaphysical structures. Students will engage in deep analyses of symbolic cognition, archetypal psychology, and mystical epistemologies, exploring how these concepts intersect with contemporary scientific paradigms such as quantum cognition and computational esotericism.
This program encourages original research into the philosophical, cognitive, and metaphysical dimensions of esoteric traditions, enabling students to develop new theoretical models that bridge ancient wisdom with modern transdisciplinary inquiry. By examining hidden knowledge systems and higher-order awareness, students will contribute to expanding the academic and applied frontiers of esoteric science.
Key Areas of Study
Symbolic Cognition and Archetypal Knowledge Systems
Hermetic Structures and Theoretical Mysticism
Multidimensional Awareness and Non-Dual Epistemology
Computational Esotericism and Higher-Order Cognitive Models
Career Pathways
Graduates of the Ph.D. in Esoteric Science will be prepared for careers in philosophical research, transdisciplinary epistemology, esoteric modeling, and theoretical metaphysics. This program equips students with the expertise to contribute to advanced academic research, integrative knowledge systems, and the development of new models of consciousness and metaphysical structures.
Core Curriculum & Research Structure
Doctoral Degree Requirements:
Total Credits Required: 75 credits
Core Major Courses: 39 credits
Doctoral Research Seminars: 9 credits
Research & Dissertation: 27 credits
Year One – Advanced Studies in Esoteric Knowledge Systems
Falll Semester 1
ESO 801 – Foundations of Esoteric Science & Symbolic Knowledge (3 credits)
ESO 802 – The Physics of Consciousness & Hidden Structures of Reality (3 credits)
ESO 803 – Sacred Geometry & Mathematical Patterns in Nature (3 credits)
ESO 804 – Non-Dual Awareness & Cognitive Transcendence (3 credits)
Doctoral Research Seminar I: Esoteric Science & Research Methodologies (3 credits)
Spring Semester 2
ESO 805 – Quantum Hermeticism & Theories of Information (3 credits)
ESO 806 – Theoretical Cosmology & Multidimensional Awareness (3 credits)
ESO 807 – Symbolic Cognition & Archetypal Psychology (3 credits)
ESO 808 – The Integration of Mysticism & Science in Higher Cognition (3 credits)
Doctoral Research Seminar II: Proposal Development & Review (3 credits)
Year Two – Specialized Research & Dissertation Development
Falll Semester 3
ESO 901 – Non-Ordinary States of Consciousness & Their Scientific Basis (3 credits)
ESO 902 – Computational Metaphysics & Esoteric Knowledge Modeling (3 credits)
ESO 903 – Philosophical Implications of Hidden Knowledge Systems (3 credits)
Independent Research in Esoteric Science (3 credits)
Doctoral Research Seminar III: Advanced Dissertation Research (3 credits)
Spring Semester 4
ESO 904 – Simulation Theory & Metaphysical Implications of Reality (3 credits)
ESO 905 – The Role of Archetypes in Human Cognition & Society (3 credits)
Comprehensive Doctoral Examination (Non-Credit)
Doctoral Dissertation Proposal Defense (Non-Credit)
Year Three – Dissertation Research & Defense
Falll Semester 5
ESO 990 – Doctoral Dissertation Research (9 credits)
ESO 991 – Experimental Research in Esoteric Science & Transdisciplinary Studies (3 credits)
Spring Semester 6
ESO 992 – Dissertation Completion & Pre-Defense Review (9 credits)
ESO 993 – Final Dissertation Defense & Publication (3 credits)