I totally agree with Eri, apart from what she says about it being a fairytale.. if it was a fairytale like 'little red riding hood', why would there be a degree course in it?
The only schools I know of that offer degrees in parapsychology are the University of Edinburgh and Utrecht University (Holland). And those are PhD programs, so you still need to get a bachelors in psychology somewhere else. The reason no other school offers this degree is that parapsychologists have never actually found anything – it's not really considered a science, because when you apply science to it it disappears. You'll have a hard time finding a job with this degree or getting any results. I know, it sounds cool, but it's basically fantasy.
I totally agree with Eri, apart from what she says about it being a fairytale.. if it was a fairytale like 'little red riding hood', why would there be a degree course in it?
The only schools I know of that offer degrees in parapsychology are the University of Edinburgh and Utrecht University (Holland). And those are PhD programs, so you still need to get a bachelors in psychology somewhere else. The reason no other school offers this degree is that parapsychologists have never actually found anything – it's not really considered a science, because when you apply science to it it disappears. You'll have a hard time finding a job with this degree or getting any results. I know, it sounds cool, but it's basically fantasy.