How to Attend Live Courses and Events at the C. G. Jung Institute of Chicago

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The C. G. Jung Institute of Chicago lists its live programming under a "Upcoming Live Courses & Events" section on jungchicago.org. If you want to attend, the practical path is to browse that section for a current listing, open the individual event page, and follow whatever registration or access instructions that page provides. The site does not publish a single universal enrollment procedure, so the specific steps depend on the event you choose.

What kinds of live programming are listed

The site's public programs area brings together several distinct offerings:

  • Upcoming Live Courses & Events – the main listing for scheduled, real-time programming.
  • Podcast Episodes – the "Jung in the World" podcast, which is separate from live events.
  • Blog Posts – written content, also separate from live programming.

Two examples of live events named on the site illustrate the range:

Event Format signal
The Red Book Reading Group: A Closer Look at "The Magician" and "The Scrutinies" Reading group tied to The Red Book
Illuminating the Visionary II: Liber Secundus and Beyond (1917-1928) Course-style series on Jung's visionary material

Both are described as live courses or events rather than on-demand recordings, so attending means showing up at the scheduled time.

How to find and join an event

  1. Go to jungchicago.org and locate the "Upcoming Live Courses & Events" section.
  2. Open the listing for the course or event you're interested in. The individual page is where details such as dates, format, and any participation requirements would appear.
  3. Follow the instructions on that page to register or gain access. Because the site does not describe one standard sign-up flow, treat each event page as the authoritative source.
  4. Check back periodically if nothing current fits your schedule — the listing changes as new programs are added.

Practical points to keep in mind

  • Live means scheduled. These are not self-paced modules you can start anytime; you need to match the event's timing.
  • Details live on the event page, not the index. The "Upcoming Live Courses & Events" heading tells you what exists; the individual listing tells you how to take part.
  • The podcast is a separate track. If you only want listening material rather than a live session, the podcast episodes are a different resource from the live courses.
  • The site also references a "Subscribe" option (linked from its podcast area), which is distinct from registering for a live course — don't confuse the two when you're looking to attend an event.

If your goal is simply to understand what the Institute offers overall, the live courses sit alongside its podcast and blog as one of several public-facing resources; if your goal is to actually participate in real time, start from the "Upcoming Live Courses & Events" listing and work from the specific event page.