AIH2001 – Ayurveda – Advanced Nutrition is an experiential training course in Ayurveda Diet & Nutrition for students looking to

AIH1101 – This course delves deeply into the Wisdom of Well-being as presented in Ayurveda, offering a comprehensive overview of

SAN8108 – Ayurveda Advanced builds on the foundational concepts of Ayurveda Basic, guiding students into deeper clinical understanding and classical textual

SAN0102 – (CPSP – Required Course) The Second Quarter of the Beginner Phase of the Certificate Program in Sanskrit Proficiency,

SAN0104 – (CPSP – Required Course) The fourth quarter of the Beginner Phase of the Certificate Program in Sanskrit Proficiency

SAN1032 – (BGTS – Required Course) The Second quarter of the Advanced Phase of Bhagavad Gita through Samskritam will continue

SAN1013 – (BGTS – Required Course) The Third Quarter of the Beginner Phase of the Bhagavad Gita through Samskritam course

HSF2104 – (CPHS – Elective Course) This is part 2 of a two-part course on discovering devotion to Bhagavan as

(CHCS – Required Course) Certificate in Hindu Civilizational Studies is spread across 8 quarters and hence the minimum duration for

HSF3401 – In an era marked by rapid change and complex challenges, the wisdom of ancient thinkers remains a guiding

HSF1003 – (CHCS – Core Course) “Exploring Hinduism – Cosmology and Calendar”, is the third course in the series titled “Exploring

HSF3000 – This course explores the art and science of parenting through the lens of ancient Hindu wisdom, drawing inspiration

TAT3104 – Hindu temples and traditions occupy an important place in the Hindu mind, both in India and amongst the diaspora. The

CPS6502 – (MAH – Elective for Applications of Hindu Thought – Distribution) The Hindu ideas are seldom factored in the

CPS2100 – This course focuses on interfaith marriages between individuals from Dharmic (Hindu, Buddhist, Jain, and Sikh) and Abrahamic (Jewish,

SAN0202 – (CPSP – Required Course) In the second quarter of the Intermediate Phase of the Certificate Program in Sanskrit

HSF5008 – (MAH – Required for Academic Preparation – Distribution) Introduction to Writing in the Humanities focuses on establishing foundational

SAN8107 – Jyotiṣa Advanced, which is the second of a two-part course series on Jyotiṣa, is dedicated to the study

TAT1303 – Lalitha Sahasranamam is considered to be a sacred Hindu text from the Brahmanda Purana. This Stotra contains 1000

HSF5000 – (CPHS Required Course) This Course is an important point of entry into the entire curriculum offered by Hindu

HAM7402 – This course traces the construction of “race” in nineteenth- and twentieth-century Europe, beginning with the theological, political, and

HAM4100 – The Course Rivers of Ṛgveda offers a journey into the Ṛgvedic period through geography maps, chronology charts and

Sahitya IV – Gadya and Champu course offers an advanced study of Sanskrit poetics through the lens of Rasagaṅgādhara. Students

TAT3201 – This Course is the first of a two-part course series presenting an in-depth exploration of Sankhya Darshana (Philosophy) based