The Master of Arts in Buddhist Philosophy degree offers an in-depth exploration of Buddhist thought, ethics, and practices, combining rigorous academic study with personal spiritual growth. The program delves into core Buddhist teachings, historical development, comparative philosophy, and contemporary applications of Buddhist principles in areas such as mindfulness, social ethics, and interfaith dialogue. Students engage with ancient texts and modern interpretations, fostering critical thinking and cross-cultural understanding. Designed for scholars, practitioners, and professionals, the degree equips graduates with a profound knowledge of Buddhist philosophy, enabling them to contribute meaningfully to academic, spiritual, and community contexts worldwide.
To successfully complete the Master of Arts in Buddhist Philosophy, students must fulfill the following requirements:
Required Courses (44 units)
Required Research Methodology Courses (12 units)