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Diploma and Diploma Project

Diploma project schedules, suggested research topics, templates and submission requirements.

2026 diploma issuance date June 25, 2026

Diploma Project Schedule

Schedule for 2026

Group Program Project period
A-19 Year 2 · Applied Astrology January 10 – May 29, 2026
P-19 Year 2 · Parapsychology January 10 – May 29, 2026
P-110 Year 2 · Parapsychology Starting with Module 15
A-110 Year 2 · Applied Astrology Starting with Module 15

Diploma Project Topics: Applied Astrology

Shipwrecks and Astrological Positions
  1. Analyze disasters and identify a possible common determining factor.
  2. Examine factors that may explain the cause of an accident.
  3. Study the chronology of increasing and decreasing accident frequency in relation to astrological and geographical factors.
  4. Develop a forecast for the forthcoming period.
  • Forecasting Volcanic Eruptions with Supporting Evidence
  • The Higher Octave of Venus
  • The Higher Octave of Jupiter
  • The Higher Octave of Saturn
  • Forensic Astrology: Assessing a Predisposition to Criminal Behavior
  • Astrological Analysis and Forecasting of Wars Based on Past Military Events
  • Analysis and Forecasting of Human-Caused Disasters
  • Astrology of Epidemics: Cycles and Forecasts
  • General Patterns in the Development of Genius
  • Tornadoes: Cycles and Forecasts
  • Astrological Markers of Rare Genetic Conditions
  • Solar Eclipses and Natural Disasters
  • An Approach to Selecting Staff for a Productive and Harmonious Team
  • Survivors of Plane Crashes: Factors Associated with Involvement and Survival
  • Fatalities in Plane Crashes: Potential Risk Factors, Possibilities for Avoidance, and Assessment of Individual Vulnerability
  • Large Meteorite Impacts: Astrological Patterns, Forecasting and Cycles

Diploma Project Topics: Parapsychology

Forensic Astrology and Physiognomy: Assessing a Predisposition to Criminal Behavior
  1. Examine common astrological indicators among people associated with the same type of criminal behavior.
  2. Examine common physiognomic indicators within the same group.
  3. Compare the proposed astrological and physiognomic patterns with the group studied.
  4. Examine astrological transits at the time of offenses involving people who share the proposed patterns.
  5. Analyze the development of a criminal personality from a physiognomic perspective, including proposed innate and acquired predispositions.
The Phenomenon of Acquired Extraordinary Abilities

Examples include telekinesis, pyrokinesis and magnetism.

  1. Examine common astrological indicators in the selected group or groups.
  2. Examine common physiognomic indicators in the selected group or groups.
  3. Compare the proposed astrological and physiognomic patterns.
  4. Examine astrological transits associated with the reported emergence of these abilities.
  5. Consider proposed innate and acquired physiognomic predispositions.
A City as a Person
  1. Map ley lines in a selected settlement.
  2. Identify its proposed positive and negative nodes.
  3. Explore planetary correspondences assigned to those nodes.
  4. Describe the settlement’s overall “physiognomic” profile.
  5. Identify proposed anomalous locations.
  6. Develop a visual method for assessing a place using the selected indicators.
Pyramidal Structures of the Ancient World
  1. Study the orientation of ancient structures in relation to the cardinal directions, including examples from Egypt and the Maya.
  2. Examine possible links between historical rituals and the cardinal directions through mythological and Kabbalistic analysis.
  3. Consider ley lines and proposed positive and negative nodes on a planetary map, including hypotheses about undiscovered structures.
The Number 9 in World Religions and Belief Systems
  1. Study the number 9 in Abrahamic religions, Eastern religions and ancient traditions.
  2. Compare recurring meanings and themes.
  3. Explore Kabbalistic interpretations in relation to these traditions.
The Number 7 in World Religions and Belief Systems
  1. Study the number 7 in Abrahamic religions, Eastern religions and ancient traditions.
  2. Compare recurring meanings and themes.
  3. Explore Kabbalistic interpretations in relation to these traditions.
Chornobyl: An In-Depth Analysis of the Disaster
  1. Develop an astrological profile of the city of Chornobyl with reference to historical events.
  2. Examine the opening of the nuclear power plant and proposed indicators associated with the disaster.
  3. Develop an astrological analysis of the accident.
  4. Explore cause and consequence through a Kabbalistic interpretation.

Diploma Project Templates

The linked templates are the Institute’s existing documents.

Formatting and Submission

Typeface Times New Roman
Font sizes Body text: 11 pt · Headings: 14 pt
Page and file format A4 · PDF
Minimum length 10 pages
Send your project to institute@e-terra.com.ua
Email subject line Diploma Project / Full Name / Group