International Programs

International Full Resident IFR

(all parts of the training in Zurich)

Training Jungian Analyst with diploma in Analytical Psychology C.G.

Program Jung (Prerequisite: Masters degree in any field)

Duration 4 years (minimum); the semester begins in Spring and Fall

parallel with part time work

Admission 50 h Jungian analysis

requirements Minimum age 26
Curriculum 400 hrs theory
300 hrs personal analysis
80 hrs individual supervision
60 sessions group supervision
3 months clinical internship, 300 hrs work with client
written papers and exams

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Diploma in Analytical Psychology C.G. Jung (Jungian Analyst)

Rev. December 06, 2019

Cost details International Full Resident Program
Cost details Application 150
(in CHF) 4 semesters as training candidate (4x2‘800.-) 11‘200
4 semesters as diploma candidate (4 x 2‘600.-) 10‘400
Interviews with Admission committee total 1‘560
Fees for exams, total 3'300
Personal analysis (300 x ca. 130.-) 30‘000-39‘000
Supervision:
80 hrs individual supervision (80 x 130.-) 10‘400
60 sessions group supervision (60 x ca. 30.-) 1’800
Total training costs 68’810-77‘810

Present costs. Subject to revision. Some loans,

grants and scholarships are available in the second
half of the training.
Income from client work as Diploma Candidate
reduces the total cost by 9’000-24’000
in addition, CH Program students earn more
depending on their 2 years’ clinical internship.
A semester lasts about 3 months (12 – 14 weeks).
It is allowed with the Student Visa B to be gainfully
employed between semesters.

1 unit 1 hr theory 45 min

1 hr individual supervision/individual analysis: min 50 min
1 session group supervision and group analysis: min 90 min

Rev. December 06, 2019

International Part Resident IPR
(first part of the training in Zurich, second part only partially in Zurich)

Training Jungian Analyst with diploma in Analytical Psychology C.G.

Program Jung (Prerequisite: Masters degree in any field)

Duration 5 years (minimum); the semester begins in Spring and Fall

First part Full Resident, second part Part Resident

Admission 50 h Jungian analysis

requirements Minimum age 26

Curriculum 400 hrs theory

350 hrs personal analysis
100 hrs individual supervision
100 sessions group supervision
3 months clinical internship, 300 hrs work with client
written papers and exams

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Diploma in Analytical Psychology C.G. Jung (Jungian Analyst)

Rev. December 06, 2019

CH – Program

Training Postgraduate training in Analytical Psychology after C.G.

Program Jung (CH-Program)
The CH-Program is under the responsibility of the Association Swiss
Psychotherapists (ASP) and is accredited as a postgraduate training
by the Federal Department of Home Affairs (EDI). It leads to the
federal postgraduate title in psychotherapy.

The CH-Program addresses students who wish to acquire the

federal postgraduate title in psychotherapy in order to be able to
work independently in Switzerland. It fulfills the federal criteria for
accreditation. ISAPZURICH has chosen the ASP as the responsible
organization. The ASP is therefore responsible for the entire
content, quality and procedure of the postgraduate training.
Accordingly, the ASP has insight into the implementation of the CH-
Program at ISAPZURICH and checks compliance with the quality
standards specified by the federal institutions.

Purpose The successful completion leads to the federal postgraduate title in

psychotherapy (art. 8 PsyG) and entitles to use the professional
title of “eidg. anerkannte/r Psychotherapeut/in” (art. 6 PsyV).

Duration 4 years (minimum); the semester begins in Spring and Fall

parallel with part time work

Admission Master degree in clinical psychology or psychology with a minor in

requirements psychopathology
50 h Jungian analysis
Minimum age 26

Curriculum 500 hrs theory

200 hrs personal analysis
80 hrs individual supervision
70 sessions group supervision
2 years clinical internship, 500 hrs work with client
Written papers and exams

Rev. December 06, 2019

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Swiss Federal Title in Psychotherapy (CH-program)
(additional: Diploma in Analytical Psychology C.G. Jung (Jungian Analyst)

Cost details CH-Program

Cost details Application 150
(in CHF) 4 semesters as training candidate (4x2‘800.-) 11‘200
4 semesters as diploma candidate (4 x 2‘600.-) 10‘400
Interviews with Admission committee total 1‘560
Fees for exams, total 3'300
Personal analysis (200 x ca. 130.-) 20‘000-26‘000
Supervision:
80 hrs individual supervision (80 x 130.-) 10‘400
70 sessions group supervision (60 x ca. 30.-) 2’100
Total training costs 59’110-65’110

Present costs. Subject to revision. Some loans,

grants and scholarships are available in the second
half of the training.
Income from client work as Diploma Candidate
reduces the total cost by 9’000-24’000
in addition, CH Program students earn more
depending on their 2 years’ clinical internship.

Rev. December 06, 2019

 A semester lasts about 3 months (12 – 14 weeks).
It is allowed with the Student Visa B to be gainfully
employed between semesters.

1 unit 1 hr theory 45 min

1 hr individual supervision/individual analysis: min 50 min
1 session group supervision and group analysis: min 90 min

Rev. December 06, 2019