Arts

The Master of Arts in Applied Buddhist Studies at NTI is a program that unites graduate-level seminars with extensive studies in a range of areas of the history, philosophy and contemporary aspects of Buddhism. You may study the impact of Buddhism in different nations, and dialogues between Buddhism and other religions. You may learn more about the philosophy of life according to Buddhist faith as a spiritual mentor and origin of spiritual selfreliance, morality and ethics, and learn the software of Buddhist philosophy to all facets of life - family, career, and responsible government and direction. The purpose of the system is to introduce students to the processes and skills involved with based academic research and to develop their capacity to undertake independent studies within the field of Buddhist and religious studies. All teachers are highly qualified and skilled professors holding university appointments. NTI also provides aid to assist students with studies and library hunts. Learning Outcomes: Insights, motivation and new skills to achieve your relationships and your career by understanding how and why you act or react in a particular method. Knowledge and insights from Buddhist values applicable to community, care and humanities professions such as counselling, social work and health jobs. Higher level knowledge and comprehension of Buddhist culture and beliefs - investigate, analyse and explain the sources of Buddhism, its influences and impacts Control analytic and critical skills to high arrangement - employ the investigation processes of research studies and social science to analyse and critically evaluate the effect of Buddhism from historical to present times. Employ knowledge to new situations and think critically, independently and rigorously - research the philosophy of life and ethical fundamentals based on Buddhist faith along with their own software.

Different Faculties recognise this Course.

Bachelor degree or 3 years' relevant work experience or professional training