Short-Term Buddhist Program- Lumbini Buddhist University

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Short-Term Buddhist Program (STBP)

Lumbini Buddhist University offers the Short-Term Buddhist Program (STBP) for individuals and groups interested in learning about Buddhist teachings and philosophy. These courses are designed for personal growth, academic study, spiritual and professional development, while maintaining high academic standards. The curriculum includes both theoretical and practical elements, focusing on key teachings, ethical principles, meditation, and philosophical discussions. Participants will gain a well-rounded understanding of Buddhism’s spiritual, ethical, and social aspects. The program uses a variety of teaching methods, including lectures, discussions, and workshops, to help learners develop critical thinking skills. The university is dedicated to creating an inclusive learning environment that supports beginners and advanced students alike, promoting and preserving Buddhist knowledge.

Types of Courses:

S.no	Course	S.no	Course
1.	Introduction to Buddhism	9.	Applied Buddhism
2.	Buddhist Meditation	10.	Buddhist Approach for Research
3.	History of Buddhism in Nepal	11.	Buddhism and Leadership
4.	Buddhist Architectures of Nepal-Mandala	12.	Buddhist Jurisprudence
5.	Foundations of Buddhist Psychology	13.	Buddhist Way of Management
6.	Lumbini from an Archaeological Perspective	14.	Buddhism and Public Service
7.	Buddhist Art of Nepal-Mandala	15.	Buddha’s Teachings for Mental Well-being
8.	Buddhist Pilgrimage in Nepal	16.	Buddhism and Gender Inclusion

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Program Objectives:

To provide a comprehensive understanding of Buddhist teachings and practices.
To introduce the literary, cultural, historical, and philosophical aspects of Buddhism.
To provide opportunities for participants, both academic and lay, to explore Buddhism’s diversity through academic approaches.

Admission Criteria:

Open to all individuals, both Nepalese and international, with an interest in Buddhism; no prior experience needed.
Applicants must submit an application form with a personal statement of intent.
Minimum educational qualification: School Leaving Certificate (or equivalent).
Each session requires a minimum of five participants.
Translation support is available for Tibetan, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, and Hindi speakers.

Fee Structure for Short-Term Buddhist Program’s Course

S.no.	Types of fees (On the basis of course Duration)	Native/ permanent residents (Rs)	SAARC countries (US $)	Foreign Buddhist monks/nuns (US $)	Non Resident / Non-SAARC (US $)	Chinese (Yuan-¥)
1	Admission Fee	900/-	6	6	13	100
2	LBU Registration	900/-	6	6	13	100
3	Certificate	900/-	6	6	13	100
4	Course Fee: 3 Days Course 6 Days Course 9 Days Course	4,500/- 9,000/- 13,500/-	34 68 102	34 68 102	67 135 203	500 1,000 1,500

Contact Person

Kamal Thapa
Asst. Lecturer | Faculty of Buddhist Studies
Lumbini Buddhist University
Cell: 00977-9857043887
e-mail:[email protected]

Greetings from Lumbini Buddhist University!

Dear Esteemed Students and Scholars,

I extend a heartfelt welcome as the Dean of the Faculty of Buddhist Studies at Lumbini Buddhist University. Our faculty, nestled in the sacred birthplace of Sakyamuni Buddha, holds a profound vision of becoming a global center for excellence in Buddhist Studies. We are dedicated to addressing contemporary societal challenges through the application of core Buddhist values and fostering world peace.

Our academic offerings encompass a diverse range, including Master's and Bachelor's degree programs, certificate courses, and an evolving curriculum aligned with the essence of Buddhist Education from the Birthplace of Buddha and Skill-Oriented Buddhist Education. As we impart the teachings of the Buddha, we equally focus on nurturing research capacities among our esteemed faculty.

Over the years, we have engaged in national and international seminars in collaboration with various organizations, a testament to our commitment to fostering a vibrant research environment. As we move forward, we seek cooperation and collaboration from all who share our vision of promoting Buddhist wisdom and values. I invite you to be part of our dynamic academic community, where your intellectual pursuits and contributions can help shape a more enlightened and peaceful world.
Dr. Manik Ratna Shakya

Dean, Faculty of Buddhist Studies

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