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GRAPHOLOGY
MAIN OBJECTIVES
OF ACADEMY
The British Academy of Graphology
was established in 1985 with the
following aims in mind:
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To disseminate and expand the science
of graphology
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To act as an academic body for the study
of graphology
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To set the standards of the profession of graphology (qualifying and ethical)


- To act as the qualifying body, examining any candidates who wish to sit for the British Academy Diploma
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To set the curriculum for the two-year part-time Day Course taught by The London College of Graphology
The course starts at beginner’s level and leads to The British Academy Diploma
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To publish the academy's esteemed journal, titled Graphology, two times a year, together with a regular newsletter
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To publish literature on the science of graphology, and to translate the great classics of graphology, as well as current original works through the academy's publishing arm, Scriptor Books
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To offer a Correspondence Course leading to The British Academy Diploma
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To provide a two-year Postgraduate Training Programme leading to the Advanced Diploma of The British Academy
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To provide postgraduate Workshops and Seminars to keep all graphologists up-to-date
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To promote the development of research of the science of graphology