Programs

Depending on the area of study, the Certificate Program in Hindu Studies prepares a student to become a teacher, a public intellectual, a spokesperson, a writer, and an expert ambassador in the public square. Anyone including already employed professionals or ...
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The Certificate Program in Preparatory Sanskrit provides students a unique opportunity to learn Samskritam (aka Sanskrit in its anglicized form) at their own pace. No prior knowledge of Samskritam is assumed, and teaching starts with basic instruction in English. After ...
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As part of Hindu University of America’s commitment to ongoing community education, most courses available at the University including Graduate division courses are open for registration from members of the community as continuing education students. Anyone including already employed professionals ...
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The Doctor of Philosophy Degree in Hindu Studies, builds on the foundations already developed by the Master’s Degree in Hindu Studies and offers students opportunities for deep specialization within a tradition or knowledge-system (also called Sampradaya) and cross-disciplinary study, both ...
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Fellowships in Advanced Studies are available to scholars who already possess a Ph.D., in any field, but wish to pursue post-doctoral research in the field of Hindu Studies. Students admitted into the advanced studies program, can expand their research interests, ...
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The Graduate Diploma in Sanskrit Studies (also called a Master’s Certificate) features immersive study of the Sanskrit language in Sanskrit medium, starting from basic familiarity, moving towards proficiency and takes the students deep into the world of mastery of Sanskrit ...
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The Master of Arts (MA) in Hindu Studies is normally a two-year full-time program of study which provides an in-depth understanding of Hindu principles, practices, traditions, values, diversity, history, philosophy, society, culture and civilization. It prepares students for Doctoral studies, ...
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Students who have completed the Graduate Diplomas in Sanskrit studies, at both level I and II, may be eligible to obtain a Master of Arts in Sanskrit studies, by writing a mini-thesis, under the supervision of one of the Universities’ ...
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