MSc – Master of Science in ECOintention
Have you completed the ECOintention Practitioner vocational training? Then from 2021, you can add the internationally recognized title of Master of Science in ECOintention to that! You can always use this title after your name as an MSc. to wear. This Master’s degree is accredited by Ubiquity University.
With the Master of Science title, you can profile yourself internationally. The title demonstrates a high level of understanding, deeper insight, research, and practical experience. That is certainly an advantage if you want to work in the business market. Moreover, with ECOintention you have special expertise that is increasingly in demand in view of current global developments and challenges.
Collaboration between the Center for ECOintention and Ubiquity University
The Center for ECOintention has a partnership with Ubiquity University to offer the MSc degree to its students. ECOintention is a practice that has been developed and applied over the last 25 years, working with the energy and information of large-scale systems such as nature reserves, farms, and organizations. You can become an ECOintention Practitioner by following a four-year training program. The MSc allows ECOintention graduates to access many benefits of Ubiquity University such as the large international network. The UbiVerse, for example – with more than 19,000 changemakers and 1,900 organizations – offers platforms such as Humanity Rising, to which numerous change-makers and (international) leaders contribute. You can join the ECOintention group on the UbiVerse here. To find out more about ECOintention, click here.
Requirements
To be eligible for the Master of Science title, you need a Bachelor’s degree in any discipline. If you already have a Bachelor’s degree, just submit it to Ubiquity University for approval as part of your application process. With a green light, you can apply for the MSc degree.
If you have any questions, please contact Dr. Peter Merry (petermerry@ubiquityuniversity.org). Peter is an ECOintention Practitioner and co-founder at Ubiquity University.
Don’t have a Bachelor’s degree yet?
Then there are two options for obtaining this during the first three years of the ECOintention training:
- Take a “Bachelor of Science” or “Bachelor of Art” study at Ubiquity University or another university.
- Take a “Bachelor of Arts Completion” degree at Ubiquity University. In this case, you will submit an overview of your diplomas, certificates, and work experience, after which you will follow a Bachelor of Arts Completion to top up with any course credits you need. Ubiquity currently offers two Bachelor of Arts Completion degrees:
- Bachelor of Arts Completion (BA) in Global Skills, Sustainability, and Regeneration
- Bachelor of Arts Completion (BA) in Integral Transpersonal Psychology
For more information, please see our Programs of Study page.
You have a Bachelor’s degree – then what?
If you hold a Bachelor’s degree or are pursuing a Bachelor of Arts Completion study, you should register for the Master of Science in ECOintention at Ubiquity University during the first three years of the ECOintention Practitioner course.
There is a difference between the ECOintention Practitioner live training in the Netherlands and the international online training.
- ECOintention Practitioner Live
- After obtaining the ECOintention Practitioner diploma, you do a final assignment – see below for the content.
- ECOintention Practitioner Online
- 4x per ECOintention academic year you participate in an intervision group where current ECOintention cases are discussed. You make a report of this and submit it at the end of the year.
- After obtaining the ECOintention Practitioner diploma, you do a final assignment – see below for the content.
Are you already an ECOintention Practitioner and do you still want to get your Master of Science title?
That’s possible! ECOintention Practitioners who graduated before 2020 will have the opportunity to obtain their Master of Science title in 2021. Apply to Ubiquity University if you have a Bachelor’s and then do a Final Assignment.
To support this process, the Center for ECOintention will offer an online program “Master of Science in ECOintention” with four Zoom modules in which you will complete the MSc requirements. Would-be practitioners meet, work together, support each other in writing the Final Assignment and work together on MSc. Completion will be in November.
If you are pursuing a Bachelor of Arts Completion, you can take the above program the year after and complete your Master of Science in ECOintention in November of the same year.
What is a Final Assignment?
A Final Assignment is a 2,000-word paper. It is written in English and its compact writing style is comparable to an article for a scientific journal. In your Final Assignment you work out the relationship between a subject of your choice and ECOintention, and you describe the practical application. The subject and content of your Final Assignment will be assessed by a Ubiquity University lecturer and a Center for ECOintention core team member.
In his books, “In Resonance with Nature” and “The Universe Loves a Happy Ending,” Hans Andeweg gives several examples of how the energetic effect of colors, sound, symbols, etc. can be explained and applied energetically. You can also take the topic of your workshop on an ECOintention Practice Day or ECOintention Online Practicing Morning.
What does it look like in practice?
You have 6 years to complete your Master of Science in ECOintention from the moment that you started your ECOintention vocational training. For most people that means you must have achieved the MSc requirements no later than 2 years after completing your 4 year ECOintention vocational training.
You may submit your final assignment on 1 June of the year you received your ECOintention Practitioner diploma. Should you pass then you will be awarded your MSc. Should you fail to demonstrate the Master’s core competence, then you will be able to re-submit your assignment at the end of November in the same year for a fee of 89 Euros (to cover assessors time). Should you fail for a second time, then you may re-enrol for the MSc for the full fee and try again under the same conditions. (We would probably suggest that you follow a Master’s level writing course in the meantime).
You may submit your final assignment on 1 December of the year you received your ECOintention Practitioner diploma. Should you pass then you will be awarded your MSc. Should you fail to demonstrate the Master’s core competence, then you will be able to re-submit your assignment on 1 June of the next year for a fee of 89 Euros (to cover assessors time). Should you fail for a second time, then you may re-enroll for the MSc for the full fee and try again under the same conditions (We would probably suggest that you follow a Master’s level writing course in the meantime).
If you would like your final assignment to be reviewed by Peter Merry and Hans Andeweg before your formal submission, then you will be able to do that April 1-15 or Oct 1-15 for a fee of 89 Euros.
Presentation of your Final Assignment
You conclude your Master of Science in ECOintention with a presentation of your Final Assignment during the next ECOintention Graduation Festival. You will receive the MSc diploma here.
What does it cost?
- Ubiquity registration and Master of Science degree in ECOintention: € 899
- Final Assignment Program – Center for ECOintention from May-November 2021 with four Zoom modules and feedback on your texts: € 299 (You will register directly with ECOIntention for this program)
How it Works
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- Click the Admissions Button to begin submitting your paperwork to be admitted to the program
- Once you are admitted, return to this page, click the “Pay MSc Fee” button and submit your payment for 899 Euros (Please note, this program uses Euros. You can use a debit or credit card and the currency amount will be automatically adjusted to dollars or your local currency)
- Submit your Final Assignment using the Upload Interface below
- We will evaluate and issue your MSc in ECOintention
For more detailed information: UU EcoIntention Student Handbook
The rules guiding our assignment collection and grading process can be found here: Ubiquity University Grading Policy
Information about how we process refund or cancellation requests can be found here: Refund and Cancellation Policy.
As a global institution, Ubiquity University is not accredited by any single state or nation. We are a member of the Global Accreditation Council which seeks to establish a new standard for universal education dedicated to regenerative ecological, social and spiritual principles.
