Chicago, Illinois, United States
The Chicago School trains professionals for careers that improve the health of individuals, organizations, and communities. Their practical and solutions-oriented approach has made them a leading nonprofit university for more than 40 years. Academic offerings at The Chicago School are reflective of the current and future integrated health needs of individuals, organizations, and communities.
Combining four core elements—education, innovation, community, and impact—The Chicago School Approach goes beyond academic theory to equip graduates with the practical and solutions-oriented training they’ll need to address current challenges and anticipate future needs in their respective fields.
Unlike much of traditional graduate education, The Chicago School Approach is not an intellectual pursuit for the sake of intellectual pursuit. What matters most is equipping graduates with the theory, practice, and cultural competence to have a positive impact on individuals, organizations, and communities throughout the world.
Cultural intelligence is essential to working with individuals, organizations, and communities in an increasingly interconnected world. To prepare students for this reality, The Chicago School provides extensive short-term international study abroad opportunities in 44 countries. The ability to connect graduate-level study with immersive international experiences that fit a demanding work and family schedule is rare in graduate school. Embracing this distinct aspect of its educational approach since 2008, The Chicago School students have contributed to more than 7,200 hours of service learning around the world.
The Chicago School also has campuses in multiple locations:
Practical Experience for a Professional Career: The curriculum prepares graduates with both theory and practical experience. With years of knowledge of the latest standards and practices, the University's practitioner-scholar faculty guide students through coursework and hands-on opportunities. Graduates of The Chicago School emerge ready to take action on behalf of those in need.
The Chicago School of Professional Psychology is proud to be the founding institution of The Community Solution. The Community Solution Education System is an integrated, nonprofit system that works collaboratively to advance institutional sustainability, increase student success, and enhance community impact.
The Chicago School Approach is both responsive to and proactive in identifying the evolving needs of society. They strive to be on the leading edge of educational innovation and are proud to offer adaptable learning modalities, structures, and schedules.
At The Chicago School, students form a tight-knit community by establishing close cohorts with their peers that stay together as they learn from, and alongside, one another. Guiding that learning are expert faculty who directly engage with students to share their real-world experiences. The academic and business partnerships the school has formed with local agencies and organizations around the world provide an international community for students to explore and learn from different cultural experiences. Students don’t just earn a degree; they join a professional network of more than 20,000 alumni that will be with them throughout their careers.
11 of 11 programs
USD 49,822 Next intake January 2027
USD 30,775 Next intake January 2027
USD 30,775 Next intake January 2027
USD 16,416 Next intake January 2027
USD 16,416 Next intake January 2027
Program information is subject to institution confirmation. Fees, deadlines, intakes and entry requirements may change.
| Study level | Programs | Tuition (per year) | Application fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| Undergraduate | 1 | USD 13,920 | USD 50 |
| Postgraduate | 8 | USD 16,416 – 30,775 | USD 50 |
| Doctorate / PhD | 2 | USD 49,822 | USD 50 |
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Chicago campus
Chicago, Illinois, United States
325 North Wells
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