Master of Science in Esoteric Science
The Master of Science in Esoteric Science is a transdisciplinary program exploring hidden structures of reality, advanced metaphysical systems, and higher-dimensional consciousness models. Integrating philosophy, physics, cognitive science, and symbolic knowledge systems, this program provides a rigorous foundation in esoteric frameworks, hermetic structures, and the intersection of quantum metaphysics with consciousness studies. Designed for scholars and researchers, this program offers a unique approach to understanding the deeper nature of existence through advanced ontological, epistemological, and cognitive methodologies.
About the Program
The Master of Science in Esoteric Science is an advanced interdisciplinary program that delves into the hidden dimensions of reality, symbolic cognition, and esoteric knowledge systems. This program integrates philosophical inquiry, quantum metaphysics, cognitive modeling, and comparative epistemology to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of non-classical knowledge structures, mystical logic, and transpersonal consciousness.
Students will engage with hermetic principles, archetypal cognition, and esoteric ontologies, examining how hidden knowledge systems have historically shaped human thought and how these frameworks can be applied in modern metaphysical research. The program also explores the intersection of quantum cognition and non-local consciousness, bridging the gap between traditional esoteric thought and contemporary scientific paradigms.
Through a research-driven and conceptual approach, students will learn to analyze, model, and interpret complex esoteric structures, unveiling deeper layers of cognitive, symbolic, and metaphysical reality.
Key Areas of Study
**Esoteric Ontology and Symbolic Knowledge Systems
**Hermetic Epistemology and Archetypal Cognition
**Quantum Metaphysics and Higher-Dimensional Models
**Transpersonal Consciousness and Non-Local Cognition
**Mystical Logic, Pattern Recognition, and Hermeneutics
Who Should Enroll?
This program is ideal for researchers, scholars, and practitioners seeking to engage with advanced esoteric structures, hidden epistemologies, and transdisciplinary metaphysics. Whether exploring symbolic cognition, mystical traditions, or quantum consciousness models, this program provides a rigorous academic and research-based foundation for understanding the deeper aspects of existence.
Core Curriculum & Program Structure
Program Courses: 57 credits
Degree Requirements
Total Credits Required: 57 credits
Core Major Courses: 33 credits
Research & Thesis: 18 credits
Electives: 6 credits
Year OneOne – Advanced Studies in Esoteric Science
Falll Semester 1
ESO 601 – Foundations of Esoteric Science & Hidden Knowledge Systems (3 credits)
ESO 602 – Symbolic Cognition & Archetypal Frameworks (3 credits)
ESO 603 – The Physics of Consciousness & Reality Structures (3 credits)
ESO 604 – Non-Dual Cognition & Transcendental Awareness (3 credits)
Research Methods in Esoteric Studies (3 credits)
Spring Semester 2
ESO 605 – Sacred Geometry & Mathematical Structures in Reality (3 credits)
ESO 606 – Theoretical Cosmology & Higher-Dimensional Physics (3 credits)
ESO 607 – Quantum Hermeticism & Theories of Information (3 credits)
ESO 608 – Computational Metaphysics & Symbolic AI (3 credits)
Research Project in Advanced Esoteric Studies (3 credits)
Year OneTwo – Specialized Research & Application
Falll Semester 3
ESO 701 – Multidimensional Awareness & Cognitive Transformation (3 credits)
ESO 702 – The Role of Metaphor in Consciousness Modeling (3 credits)
ESO 703 – Philosophical Implications of Hidden Knowledge Systems (3 credits)
Elective in Metaphysics, Epistemology, or Cognitive Science (3 credits)
Independent Research in Esoteric Science (3 credits)
Spring Semester 4
ESO 704 – Capstone Thesis in Esoteric Science & Reality Modeling (6 credits)
ESO 705 – Experimental Research in Symbolic Knowledge & Metaphysical Modeling (3 credits)
Final Research Elective or Internship in Transdisciplinary Epistemology (3 credits)