Master of Science in Quantum Mindfulness & Integrative Practices
The Master of Science in Quantum Mindfulness & Integrative Practices is a groundbreaking program that integrates mindfulness, cognitive science, and quantum cognition principles. This program provides advanced training in Quantum Mindfulness, focusing on optimizing mental states, expanding cognitive awareness, and fostering emotional resilience through innovative mindfulness-based practices. Students will explore the psychodynamic dimensions of cognition, non-local cognitive phenomena, and integrative practices that promote well-being and cognitive optimization. This program blends theoretical foundations with experiential practice, preparing graduates for advanced roles in mindfulness research, cognitive development, and integrative health practices.About the Program
The Master of Science in Quantum Mindfulness & Integrative Practices offers an interdisciplinary approach to understanding consciousness, cognition, and emotional resilience. Students will explore the principles of Quantum Mindfulness, engaging with psychodynamic dimensions, cognitive wave theory, and expanded states of awareness. The program emphasizes both theoretical exploration and practical application, equipping students with the tools to apply Quantum Mindfulness principles in diverse professional contexts. Whether developing mindfulness-based interventions, working in leadership roles, or pursuing academic research, students will gain a deep understanding of how cognitive patterns and mind states influence well-being and performance. The capstone research project allows students to design and execute an independent study on Quantum Mindfulness, integrating theory and practice to contribute new insights to this emerging field.Key Areas of Study
- Cognitive Wave Theory and Mind States
- Psychodynamic Dimensions and Personality Optimization
- Non-Local Cognition and Expanded Awareness
- Integrative Practices for Cognitive and Emotional Resilience
- Applied Quantum Mindfulness in Leadership and Healthcare
Who Should Enroll?
This program is ideal for mindfulness practitioners, cognitive scientists, healthcare professionals, and educators interested in advanced mindfulness-based approaches. Whether pursuing academic research, personal development, or applied roles in healthcare and leadership, this program equips graduates with the expertise to innovate in the fields of Quantum Mindfulness and integrative practices.Core Curriculum & Program Structure
Program Courses: 48 credits
Degree Requirements
Total Credits Required: 48 credits
Core Major Courses: 24 credits
Research & Thesis: 15 credits
Electives: 9 credits
Year One – Foundations of Quantum Mindfulness & Integrative Practices
Fall Semester 1
QMI 501 – Foundations of Quantum Mindfulness (3 credits)
Introduction to the principles of Quantum Mindfulness, blending cognitive science, mindfulness practices, and quantum cognition.
QMI 502 – Psychodynamic Dimensions and Cognitive Optimization (3 credits)
Exploration of psychodynamic dimensions within Quantum Mindfulness, focusing on optimizing cognition and personality through conscious intent.
QMI 503 – Cognitive Wave Theory and Mind States (3 credits)
Study of cognitive wave theory and its application to understanding mind states, cognitive superposition, and psychodynamic collapse.
General Education Elective (3 credits)
Introduction to Behavioral Research (3 credits)
Spring Semester 2
QMI 504 – Non-Local Cognition and Expanded Awareness (3 credits)
Examination of non-local cognitive phenomena and the role of expanded awareness in Quantum Mindfulness practices.
QMI 505 – Integrative Practices for Cognitive and Emotional Resilience (3 credits)
Practical course on integrative mindfulness practices designed to enhance cognitive flexibility, emotional resilience, and overall well-being.
QMI 506 – Quantum Mindfulness in Applied Contexts (3 credits)
Application of Quantum Mindfulness principles in real-world settings such as healthcare, leadership, and education.
Research Methods in Quantum Cognition (3 credits)
Independent Research Project in Mindfulness Science (3 credits)
Year Two – Specialized Research & Capstone
Fall Semester 3
QMI 601 – Advanced Topics in Quantum Cognition (3 credits)
Examination of advanced topics in quantum cognition, focusing on cognitive measurement, psychodynamic interference, and expanded awareness.
QMI 602 – Applied Mindfulness in Complex Systems (3 credits)
Study of how Quantum Mindfulness principles can be applied in complex systems, including organizations, healthcare, and educational settings.
QMI 603 – Independent Research in Quantum Mindfulness (3 credits)
Guided research on a specialized topic in Quantum Mindfulness and cognitive development.
Spring Semester 4
QMI 699 – Capstone Research in Quantum Mindfulness & Integrative Practices (6 credits)
A comprehensive research project where students explore a topic related to Quantum Mindfulness. The capstone involves independent research and a thesis integrating theory and practice.
Research Elective in Applied Cognitive Science (3 credits)