Enable experienced professionals to lead field advancement through policy, innovation, mentorship, and scholarly contribution.
Description:
At the pinnacle of the framework, this level reflects expertise at doctoral-level work or equivalent professional achievement. Programs may be housed within academic institutions, leadership think tanks, or global wellbeing organizations.
Participants undertake original research, lead field-building initiatives, and influence global policy and institutional frameworks. Topics include ethical foresight, social innovation, systems leadership, and strategic advocacy. Learners may publish white papers, mentor senior practitioners, or consult on international wellbeing initiatives.
Programs emphasize the expertise to mentor others, supervise field application, and influence systems at the structural level. Graduates are stewards of Positive Psychology—shaping discourse, driving standards, and advancing the field at a global scale.
Program Snapshot:
Structured as doctoral-level programs or equivalent leadership pathways
Emphasizes research contribution, global impact, and legacy-building
Ideal for senior professionals driving field transformation
Program Overview:
Supports innovation, policy leadership, and advanced supervision
Encourages original scholarship and field-wide impact
Prepares leaders to shape the global future of Positive Psychology
Program Requirements:
Total Hours: 240–400+
Entry Criteria: Master’s degree or completion of Level 3 or higher
Accreditation Fee: $4,900 USD
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What if my program is not granted accreditation?
If accreditation is not granted, you will receive a refund of your payment, less a $150 administrative fee.