The top of Adler University’s site reads, “Graduating socially responsible practitioners for positive change.” That is because this school is dedicated to graduating practitioners who will lead social change and create a more just society, through degree programs, training, and community engagement focused on socially responsible practice.
The university was founded in Chicago in 1952 to continue the work of Alfred Adler, a physician and psychotherapist who emphasized the individual’s need to engage with community and create positive social impact. He believed that practitioners must advocate for change to create the systems and conditions that promote health and wellbeing. For Adler, equality, civil rights, mutual respect, and the advancement of democracy were core values.
Adler’s concepts are the foundation for their mission, work, and curriculum today. They believe that by preparing socially responsible practitioners in fields from psychology and counseling to public administration and policy, they can contribute to a more inclusive and equitable society.
Approach
Their philosophy of graduate education is innovative and immersive: As an Adler University student, you will actively engage with your professional and local communities from the beginning of your degree program.
You will collaborate with fellow students and your instructors to analyze and solve real-world social problems. You will deepen your skills across multiple areas of competence: practice, research, teaching, supervising, and more. You will graduate equipped for professional leadership, skilled practice, and lifelong learning in your field. Our Campuses
Adler University is an accredited, independent, nonprofit institution, with three campuses:
Chicago, Illinois Vancouver, British Columbia An Online Campus for fully online degree programs
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