Introduction to the MSc in Benenzon Therapy
The MSc in Benenzon Therapy at Benenzon Uni International is a comprehensive program designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills required to excel in non-verbal therapeutic practices. This five-year program integrates diverse disciplines such as psychology, art, musical education, literature, philosophy, and quantum physics, providing a holistic approach to therapy. Students will gain hands-on experience through personal therapy, supervised clinical practice, and advanced theoretical modules, preparing them to meet the complex emotional and psychological needs of today’s world.
The degree will be awarded once the student has completed the below stages which are part of the 5 years of attendance or as part of the years assigned for completion after exemptions have been granted by the Scientific Committee:
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Obtaining the title of Benenzon Therapist from the Benenzon University International BUI
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Obtaining the recognition by the BUI of the Magister title in the event that the said title was received prior to the establishment of the BUI
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Having completed the required by the BUI hours of training as Contemplator, Co-Benenzon Therapist and Benenzon Therapist
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Having completed the required by the BUI hours of Benenzon Therapy Supervision
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Having completed the required by the BUI hours of personal Benenzon Therapy
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Having registered as a Magister Benenzon Therapist at the Benenzon International Organisation (BIO)
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Having successfully completed the seven (7) levels of Benenzon Therapy Training
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Having successfully completed the Full Immersion Training
Program Structure
Year 1
Online Asynchronous Modules:
1st Semester
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Psychology of Sound
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General Psychology: Freud, Winnicott, Jung, Watzlawick, Bateson, Lawrence
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Fundamental Concepts of Anatomy and Physiology
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Teaching Educational Music: Dalcroze, Willems, Orff, Kodaly
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Technique of Music Instruments
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Foreign Language (Spanish / English)
2nd Semester
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Neurobiology
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History of Sound Non-verbal Communication
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General Psychology: Wertheimer, Kohler, Lacan, Anzieu, Jodorowsky
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Philology: Hesse, Borges, Cortazar, James Joyce, Baricco, Kavafis
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Technique of Music Instruments
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Foreign Language (Spanish / English)
Clinical Practice & Therapy:
Personal Benenzon Therapy
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Each student must complete at least 50 hours of personal Benenzon Therapy under the guidance of a Magister. This personal therapeutic journey fosters self-knowledge and deepens understanding, enabling students to better perceive and guide their future patients’ therapeutic processes.
Foundations and Personal Therapy
Year 2
Online Asynchronous Modules:
3rd Semester
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Ethnomusicology and Anthropology of Sound, Body, and Non-verbal Physical Expression (Physio-movement Therapy)
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Medical and Clinical Pathology
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Code of Conduct & Ethics
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Technique of Music Instruments
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Foreign Language (English / Spanish)
4th Semester
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Sociology of Cultural and Communicative Processes
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Benenzon Psychology (Therapy and Theory)
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Quantum Psychology
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Movement / Dance Therapy
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Technique of Music Instruments
Foreign Language (English / Spanish)
Clinical Practice & Therapy:
Application of the Benenzon Theory
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First & second level application of Benenzon non-verbal therapy, with each student completing at least 50 hours corresponding to these levels.
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Continuation of personal Benenzon Therapy, with at least 50 additional hours to be agreed upon with the Magister.
Advanced Concepts and Application
Year 3
Online Asynchronous Modules:
5th Semester
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Benenzonian History
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Psychopathology & Clinical Training of Human Communication
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Psychiatry & Neurology (Neuropsychiatry: Infants, Teenagers, Adults)
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Art: Dada, Duchamp, Pierre Schaeffer, John Cage, Schoenberg, Kandinsky, Martineau, Miro, Picasso
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Philosophy: Plato, Montaigne, Spinoza, Adorno
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Instrument Knowledge, Sound Analysis and Improvisation
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Foreign Language (English / Spanish)
6th Semester
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Ethnical Sociology (Immigration, Assistance, Discrimination)
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Gerontology & Geriatrics
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Sociopathology (Drugs, Prison, Violence)
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Philosophy: Deleuze, Derrida, Italo Calvino, Paul Virilio
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Group Dynamics (History & Theory)
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Foreign Language (English / Spanish)
Clinical Practice & Therapy:
Application of the Benenzon Non-verbal Therapy
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Third & fourth level application, with at least 50 hours of personal therapy at these levels.
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Initial exposure to clinical practice settings (clinics, hospitals, schools, various institutions) to learn about operational procedures.
Clinical Training and Specialization
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Year 4
Online Asynchronous Modules:
7th Semester
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Study of Traumatic & Detrimental Experiences, Chronic Pain
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Study of Neurosis (Obesity, Anorexia), Coma, Cancer
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Study of Patients (Burn-out, Acting-out)
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Study of Motherhood and Birth (Prepartum and Postpartum), Autism, Alzheimer, Dementia
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Benenzon Code of Conduct and Ethics
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Foreign Language (English / Spanish)
8th Semester
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Instruments - Symbolism in the Benenzon Non-verbal Therapy
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Research Methods
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Supervision
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Continuous Training
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Presentation of Case Study and Dissertation
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Foreign Language (English / Spanish)
Clinical Practice & Therapy:
Application of the Benenzon Non-verbal Therapy
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Fifth & sixth level application, including clinical practice and supervision. Students will progress through stages from observer to co-therapist to therapist, all under Magister supervision.
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Completion of at least 50 hours of group Benenzon Therapy, performing roles as patient, co-therapist, and therapist.
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Preparation for the presentation of two supervised cases through role playing.
Specialized Studies and Advanced Application
Year 5
Details for the fifth year are currently under review and will be updated soon.
Under Review
Program Life
The MSc in Benenzon Therapy is integrative in orientation, delivered by a team of academics and practicing therapists with applied expertise and experience in the field. Students come from a broad range of relevant professional backgrounds, enhancing the learning environment.
The program facilitates professional practice competence and personal development through various learning channels, including online theory modules, research-based modules, skills-based work, supervision, and personal awareness procedures. Additionally, students engage in personal therapy, clinical practice placements, and individual clinical supervision in the cours of teaching blocks.
Careers
Graduates of the MSc in Benenzon Therapy will be uniquely qualified to work in Benenzon Centers around the world, where they will apply their specialized skills in non-verbal therapy. These centers are dedicated to providing innovative therapeutic support to diverse populations. In the near future, Benenzon Therapists will also have the opportunity to work in clinical and hospital settings, focusing initially on cancer and end-stage patients. This expansion will enable therapists to contribute to comprehensive care plans, enhancing the quality of life for individuals facing critical health challenges. The program equips graduates with the expertise needed to pioneer these essential services in healthcare environments globally.
Admission
For admission to the MSc in Benenzon Therapy, applicants must have:
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An undergraduate degree.
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Clean Criminal Record
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English or Spanish proof or competency at B2 and above
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Demonstrate personal readiness and suitability for therapy training.
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Successfully undertake a selection interview.
How to apply
Send the following by email at
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Updated CV
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Personal Statement in the form of letter of motivation about doing this program
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Criminal Record
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All relevant certificates (Degrees, Language Certificates, Professional Memberships)
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2 Professional or Academic References (or a mix of the two)
Fees
EU STUDENTS
TUITION FEE ANALYSIS
Please make all tuition fees prior to the commencement of the term or as per authorization of the Director. The enrolment fee is €200 which is payable upon the acceptance of the application.
Benenzon Method Master Degree
Year 5 - €1.850 /per term*
Benenzon Method Bachelor Degree
Year 1 - €1.850 /per term*
Year 2 - €1.850 /per term*
Year 3 - €1.850 /per term*
Year 4 - €1.850 /per term*
Payment Terms You are contractually obligated to pay the entire term’s tuition at the beginning of the term in order to be admitted on the online program and receive access to the academic material and lectures. Late Fees A late fee may be assessed by the Academy’s Director based on the circumstances. If you are concerned about paying on time, please do let the Administration Department be aware of this possibility in order to work out a different plan with the Director. Refunds Payments collected for each term are non-refundable when the student has registered, gained access and commenced using and obtaining material from the Academy’s online study platform. The Director may refund a portion of the prepaid tuition fee based on the circumstances.
*Note:
Each academic year consists of two (2) terms, therefore the whole year’s fee is €3,960 in total.
The above tuition fees are modestly priced as they take into account the per capital income of each region where students come from.
The above tuition fee include:
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Enrolment fee
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Admissions processing fee
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Online learning material
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Spanish Language Learning with Certification
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Annual immersion programme held at the local Benenzon Centre in Cyprus
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Guidance from Administration staff
NON-EU STUDENTS
TUITION FEE ANALYSIS
Please make all tuition fees prior to the commencement of the term or as per authorization of the Director. The enrolment fee is €200 which is payable upon the acceptance of the application.
Benenzon Method Bachelor Degree
Year 1 - €1.850 /per term*
Year 2 - €1.850 /per term*
Year 3 - €1.850 /per term*
Year 4 - €1.850 /per term*
Benenzon Method Master Degree
Year 5 - €1.850 /per term*
*Note:
Each academic year consists of two (2) terms, therefore the whole year’s fee is €3,960 in total.
The above tuition fees are modestly priced as they take into account the per capital income of each region where students come from.
The above tuition fee include:
-
Enrolment fee
-
Admissions processing fee
-
Online learning material
-
Spanish Language Learning with Certification
-
Annual immersion programme held at the local Benenzon Centre in Cyprus
-
Guidance from Administration staff
Payment Terms You are contractually obligated to pay the entire term’s tuition at the beginning of the term in order to be admitted on the online program and receive access to the academic material and lectures. Late Fees A late fee may be assessed by the Academy’s Director based on the circumstances. If you are concerned about paying on time, please do let the Administration Department be aware of this possibility in order to work out a different plan with the Director. Refunds Payments collected for each term are non-refundable when the student has registered, gained access and commenced using and obtaining material from the Academy’s online study platform. The Director may refund a portion of the prepaid tuition fee based on the circumstances.
LATIN AMERICAN STUDENTS
TUITION FEE ANALYSIS
Please make all tuition fees prior to the commencement of the term or as per authorization of the Director. The enrolment fee is €200 which is payable upon the acceptance of the application.
Benenzon Method Bachelor Degree
Year 1 - €950 /per term*
Year 2 - €950 /per term*
Year 3 - €950 /per term*
Year 4 - €950 /per term*
Benenzon Method Master Degree
Year 5 - €950 /per term*
*Note:
Each academic year consists of two (2) terms, therefore the whole year’s fee is €3,960 in total.
The above tuition fees are modestly priced as they take into account the per capital income of each region where students come from.
The above tuition fee include:
-
Enrolment fee
-
Admissions processing fee
-
Online learning material
-
Spanish Language Learning with Certification
-
Annual immersion programme held at the local Benenzon Centre in Cyprus
-
Guidance from Administration staff
Payment Terms You are contractually obligated to pay the entire term’s tuition at the beginning of the term in order to be admitted on the online program and receive access to the academic material and lectures. Late Fees A late fee may be assessed by the Academy’s Director based on the circumstances. If you are concerned about paying on time, please do let the Administration Department be aware of this possibility in order to work out a different plan with the Director. Refunds Payments collected for each term are non-refundable when the student has registered, gained access and commenced using and obtaining material from the Academy’s online study platform. The Director may refund a portion of the prepaid tuition fee based on the circumstances.
FAQs How is the course accredited? The MSc in Benenzon Therapy is accredited by Benenzon International Organisation, providing students with an internationally recognized qualification. How and when are lectures scheduled? Lectures are released in blocks throughout the academic year via an online platform, combining giving the opportunity for asynchronous learning . What are the entry requirements and how do I apply? Applicants must send an email with the documents listed in section HOW TO APPLY above. (hyperlink) Can I apply if I do not meet the exact entry criteria? Applicants who do not meet the exact entry criteria must clearly indicate their motivation for pursuing the application and send an email to discuss with the Admissions Team.
FEES What are the fees and are there any additional costs? Fees are outlined above in section FEES. Additional costs for personal therapy and clinical supervision will be provided upon being assigned to the center of clinical practice, trainingand therapy as they depend on your region and country of training. Do I have to attend personal therapy and clinical supervision? Yes, students must complete certain hours of personal therapy and individual clinical supervision throughout the program. Do I get help with sourcing placements? Yes, the program team provides guidance on sourcing clinical placements at the Benenzon Centers around the world. Can I undertake the program if I am a non-EU student or if I’m not a native English speaker? Yes, international students are welcome. Guidance regarding English language competency requirements is available and you can enquire via email with the Admissions team. Next Steps All applicants must submit: •Their application and documents via email Application Deadlines: •EU Applicants: XX Month 202x •Non-EU Applicants: XX Month 202x For further queries and application guidance, please visit the university website or contact the admissions office. Commencement of Programme The program commences in September 2024.