Jungian psychology is a school of depth psychology originating from the work of Carl Jung. It serves as a theoretical framework and research approach investigating the structure and dynamics of the human psyche, particularly emphasizing the interplay between conscious and unconscious processes, including the personal unconscious and the collective unconscious with its archetypes. Key areas of study encompass psychological types, the individuation process, and the symbolic interpretation of dreams, myths, and cultural phenomena, holding significance for psychotherapy, personality theory, and cultural studies.