The British Academy of Graphology: Objectives

MAIN OBJECTIVES
OF ACADEMY

The British Academy of Graphology
was established in 1985 with the
following aims in mind:

To disseminate and expand the science
of graphology
To act as an academic body for the study
of graphology
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
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

To publish the academy's esteemed journal, titled Graphology, two times a year, together with a regular newsletter
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
To provide a two-year Postgraduate Training Programme leading to the Advanced Diploma of The British Academy
To provide postgraduate Workshops and Seminars to keep all graphologists up-to-date
To promote the development of research of the science of graphology