Adler University

Adler University is a private university in British Columbia, Canada. The University has a long history since its inception in 1953, and it is named after Alfred Adler (a physician, psychotherapist, and founder of Adlerian psychology). Adler University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC). Nowadays, the University focuses on Alfred Adler's groundbreaking concept, which means people's health resides within community life and connections. The staff members believe in Adler's mission and students by providing multiple Social Justice disciplines and ideas.

Adler University's mission is to continue the pioneering work of the first community psychologist Alfred Adler by graduating from socially responsible practitioners, engaging communities, and advancing social justice. The University values Social Interest, Pluralism, Courage, Excellence, and Pragmatism.

Adler University is a leading provider of the unique learning experience with a real-world focus on students across three campuses in Chicago, Vancouver, and Online. At any campus, students will have a vibrant, dynamic, immersive, and fulfilling environment. The University offers a diverse range of Master's degrees and doctoral programmes in psychology. Also, a range of institutes and centres provide students with the first-hand experience in the real world. Adler's programmes are approved and recognised by many organisations in accordance with thу level of the programme and the country of its teaching.