3 Part-time PhD programmes in Art Therapy

The Music Therapy programme offered by Anglia Ruskin University explores the therapeutic use of music to support adults, older people, young people, and children, advancing understanding of clinical outcomes, therapeutic processes, and wellbeing.

For credentialed music therapists with an articulated area of clinical specialization who want to develop research skills, this Music Education - Music Therapy degree at New York University allows you to design a program of study based on your specific areas of interest. 

The Art Therapy programme from Adler University stands as one of the few fully online doctoral programs in the field, offering experienced mental health professionals the opportunity to shape the future of art therapy while developing expertise in research, clinical supervision, and leadership.