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Master Course Catalog
Currently HUA offers 278 courses.
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An Immersive exploration of the iconic “Autobiography of a Yogi”
YOG2100 – Of all the books that spread Hindu dharma beyond India, none has had as much impact as Paramahansa Yogananda’s
Ayurveda Advanced
SAN8108 – Ayurveda Advanced builds on the foundational concepts of Ayurveda Basic, guiding students into deeper clinical understanding and classical textual
Beginning Sanskrit – I
SAN0101 – (SPVS – Required Course) The First Quarter of the Beginner Phase of the Certificate in Sanskrit Proficiency for
Beginning Sanskrit – II
SAN0102 – (SPVS – Required Course) The Second Quarter of the Beginner Phase of the Certificate in Sanskrit Proficiency for
Beginning Sanskrit – IV
SAN0104 – (SPVS – Required Course) The fourth quarter of the Beginner Phase of the Certificate in Sanskrit Proficiency for
DEHA – The principles of sound body in Bhagavad Gita
HSF1301 – “DEHA principles of sound body in Bhagavad Gita” is the first part of a three-part sequence of courses titled
Hindu Contributions to the world in the realm of matter – Game Changer
HSF1202 – (CHCS – Required Course) This course explores the contributions of the Hindus to the world in the realm
Holistic Yoga – Philosophy and Practice
YOG1000 – Holistic Yoga – Philosophy and Practice course provides an introduction to holistic yoga, that integrates yoga philosophy from
Intermediate Sanskrit – II
SAN0202 – (SPVS – Required Course) In the second quarter of the Intermediate Phase of the Certificate in Sanskrit Proficiency
Intermediate Sanskrit – III
SAN0203 – (SPVS – Required Course) The third quarter of the Intermediate Phase of the Certificate in Sanskrit Proficiency for
Intermediate Sanskrit – IV
SAN0204 – (SPVS – Required Course) In this last fourth quarter of the Intermediate Phase of the Certificate in Sanskrit
Introduction to Hindu Philosophy: Shad Darshanas
HSF2001 – This course will introduce the student to the six traditional perspectives of Hindu Philosophy, i.e., the orthodox (Aastika
