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Undergraduate Studies
Complete your bachelor’s degree online in three semesters.
Nontraditional students who want to experience a learning community that supports academic excellence, social justice, and many modes of learning can find it at CIIS. We provide three options for transfer students to finish their degrees: a Bachelor of Arts completion program for those seeking a versatile, interdisciplinary education, and two Bachelor of Science completion programs for students interested in exploring psychology or psychedelic studies.
All of the unique degree completion programs offered at CIIS are student-centered and value the personal development of each individual. Our innovative cohort model allows students to remain with the same group throughout the program, building relationships and co-creating knowledge. The online format means adult learners can remain flexible while engaging in a rigorous, transformative program.
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A New Era for Psychedelics at CIIS
Watch this inspiring conversation on the future of Psychedelics@CIIS, including Undergraduate Studies professor Nick Walker, who discusses the promise and challenges of the field with Dr. Jason Butler, Dr. Janis Phelps, Director of the Center for Psychedelic Therapies and Research, and New York Times correspondent Ernesto Londoño.
Our bachelor's degree completion programs are a stepping stone for wherever you want to go next. Whether the journey leads to a graduate program, a career promotion, deepened work in the community, arts or social justice work or a passion project, our programs support your dreams and visions.
Our Programs
Meet your personal and career goals by completing your bachelor’s at CIIS.
Complete your degree with a transformative education that develops critical consciousness and scholarship.
Explore the growing field of psychedelic work and research and expand your horizons.
Gain an in-depth understanding of an integral approach to psychology.
Faculty in Conversation
Our faculty have a wide range of research interests including: neurodiversity, restorative justice, somatic and depth psychologies, LGBTQIA+ studies, power dynamics and identity construction, and many other fields.

New Frontiers in Psychedelic Studies
School of Undergraduate Studies Chair Anne Huffman recently appeared on State of the Bay, a show on Bay Area NPR affiliate KALW, to discuss CIIS' new Bachelor of Science in Psychedelic Studies. Our innovative program is the first undergraduate degree of its kind in the nation.

On the Intersection of Queerness and Neurodivergence
Watch this uplifting conversation exploring professor Nick Walker's newest book, Neuroqueer Heresies: Notes on the Neurodiversity Paradigm, Autistic Empowerment, and Postnormal Possibilities, as well as the edges and intersections of neurodiversity, gender, Queer Theory, embodiment, creativity, somatic psychology, and the human capacity for transformation.

A World Beyond Crisis
Listen as Interdisciplinary Studies Associate Professor Sonya Shah interviews 86th generation Zen master and Indigenous Hawaiian leader Rōshi Norma Wong about how we can live holistically and care for the collective in uncertain times. The conversation draws on Norma’s experiences working between spirituality, policy, and mutual land stewardship in Hawai’i.
Our Upcoming Events
A Faculty-Led Info Session with Charlotte Saenz
Connect in person with CIIS students and admissions counselors over coffee and meaningful conversation.


Our Department in Action
B.S. in Psychology graduating student Dominic Bucci delivered one of two student reflections at CIIS’ 57th Commencement Ceremony.
Multiple major news outlets covered CIIS’ new Bachelor of Science in Psychedelic Studies and the University’s tradition of excellence in consciousness research.
Humanistic Astrologer Jessica Lanyadoo returns to CIIS Public Programs for a conversation with Associate Professor Sonya Shah on individual and mutual healing using the guidance of the cosmos and the power of community.

