The School of Management offers graduate degrees in business administration, career development, and management. The Graduate School of Professional Psychology offers M.A. degrees in counseling psychology, organizational psychology, and sport psychology and a Psy. The Graduate School for Holistic Studies offers M.A. degrees in consciousness studies, counseling psychology, holistic health education, transformative arts, and transpersonal psychology and an M.F.A. in studio arts. In addition to the Fisher Library, the University's resources include the Law Library and the Career Development Center Library, both in Walnut Creek. The collections total more than 80,000 volumes and 1,260 periodical subscriptions.
All holdings are available in the libraries' Web catalog.
The libraries have particularly strong collections in education, business, religion, clinical and transpersonal psychology, holistic studies, liberal arts, law, management, and museum studies. All labs have IBM PCs with Internet access. The University operates three counseling centers and a career development center. The three counseling centers provide high-quality, affordable psychotherapy to the community and offer supervised training for advanced students in counseling psychology programs. The Raymond J. Gallagher Career Development Center provides comprehensive career management services.