As part of Hindu University of America’s commitment to ongoing community education program, 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 and prospective degree students may apply to any single course as a special student if they can demonstrate that they have the prerequisite preparation. They may discuss their preparedness to take any course with the course faculty or instructor.
Community Education Program
- The continuing education stream of courses is targeted towards people who wish to learn ongoingly, without pursuing a specific degree or certificate.
- There are no prerequisites enforced, other than those required by the faculty, and anyone may register. We invite prospective students to try out a course or two and come back for more
- Courses taken as part of community education program can be bundled together to earn certificates at a later stage.
AIH1101 - (CPHS - Core course) This course delves deeply into the Wisdom of Well-being as presented in Ayurveda, offering
AIH1004 - In today's complex world, women often overlook their well-being while managing multiple roles and responsibilities. This course provides
TAT1002 – (CEP ) Sādhana Pañcakam is a prakaraṇa text focusing on the means for liberation, mokṣa. It is attributed
YOG2202 – (CEP) Pranayama, a fundamental practice in yoga, focuses on breath control and manipulation to enhance the flow of
AIH1003 - In this course, we will explore the significance of various herbs and spices used daily in the kitchen and
AIH1002 - Ayurveda: The Art of Cleansing Fast and Detox Diet for Healthy Living, explores the pivotal role of fasting
YOG2200 – (CEP – Elective) The Chakra Immersion Retreat is an enlightening 4-day voyage into the heart of energy healing,
AIH2200 – (CEP – Elective Course) The Ayurveda Wellness Retreat and Practicum is a transformative 4-day journey designed to harmonize
HSF5011 – (CPHS – Elective Course) Discover Dharma – A Study Tour in India is a unique course that brings
TAT1304 - (CEP – Elective Course) Lalitha Sahasranama stotram is considered to be a sacred Hindu text from the Brahmanda
YOG1000 – (CPHS – Required Course) Holistic Yoga - Philosophy and Practice course provides an introduction to holistic yoga, that
YOG2101 – (CEP – Elective Course) The Art of Nonviolent Communication and Ahimsa course is designed to introduce participants to
TAT1001 – (CPHS – Elective) This course provides an immersive introduction to the Mantra and Chanting traditions of Sanatana Dharma,
HSF1010 – (CEP – Elective Course) ‘Growing up with the Gita’ is an introductory course designed specifically for teenagers, youth
HSF1304 – (CPHS – Elective Course) “BODHAK – The Gita Vidya Teacher Training” is the first of a four-part series
SAN3104 – (CEP – Required Course) In this Course students will learn select shlokas from Adi Shankara’s Kanakadhaaraastotram. The entire
SAN3103 – (CEP – Required Course) In this Course students will learn the full set of 6 shlokas from Adi
TAT1303 - (CEP – Elective Course) Lalitha Sahasranamam is considered to be a sacred Hindu text from the Brahmanda Purana.
SAN3102 – (CEP – Required Course) In this Course Students will learn to think about the Bhaja Govindam from within
SAN3101 – (CEP – Elective Course)Among the stotra literature Soundaryalaharī, attributed to Ādi Śaṅkarācārya, occupies a special place. It is
YOG4000 – (CEP) Most people think of yoga as something done on a yoga mat in a yoga studio, and
HSF1007 – (C.P.H.S – Elective Course) This course, targets an age group of 18-35 and will explore the question –
HSF1005 – (CPHS – Required Course) This course will enable students to get a well-versed understanding of the story, lessons,
HAM4201 – (CPHS – Core Course) This course is the first of a two-quarter course sequence that examines the scientific
HSF5100 – (CEP – Required Course)This seminar writing is aimed at graduate students (currently enrolled in M.A./Ph.D. programs in Hindu
YOG3004 – (CEP – Required Course) This course enables students to integrate yoga in their teaching career, for guiding children,
HAM4301 – (CPHS – Elective Course) This course traces the distortions in the historiography of medieval and modern India, discernible
PHS6302 – (MA/DHS – Elective Course) This course will analyze in detail the psychological and sociological consequences of the British
YOG2000 – (CEP/HYTT – Elective Course) This course provides in-depth experience of holistic yoga, that integrates asana, pranayama, and meditation
YOG1001 – (CEP – Elective Course) This course provides online classroom training under the guidance of senior yoga therapists so
YOG1006 – (CEP – Elective Course) This course provides online classroom training under the guidance of senior yoga therapists so
TAT3103 - (C.P.H.S – Elective Course) This course is the first of a three-part course sequence in the Hindu Musical Traditions
YOG3101 – (CEP – Elective Course) How is this Coronavirus pandemic going to end? Will we return to our 'old
HSF6004 - This course will explore and demonstrate the use of the methods (prakriyas) used in the Upanisads to unfold
HSF6003 – (MA/DHS – Required Course) The central problem of human life is twofold: morality and mortality. Given the certainty
HSF5001 – (MA/DHS – Elective Course) This course offers a unique study abroad opportunity, that includes an authentic, enriching and
Inspired by neo-humanism, the research university was to facilitate self-cultivation, aesthetic appreciation (especially through knowledge of classical antiquity), and a
HSF5002 - Distilled from the Upaniṣad, the Śrīmad Bhagavad-Gītā is a fundamental text of Hindu Dharma which has given rise
HSF5004 - Vedānta also known as the Upaniṣad, found at the end of all four Vedas, reveal the goal and
TAT7301 - Vālmīki’s Rāmāyaṇa is a classic story of human self-development focused on the relationship between the macrocosm (the kingdom)
HSF6002 – (MA/DHS – Required Course) What is the meaning of existence? What is the nature of truth? These were
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