Master in Mahayana Buddhism is a Masters program taught at Lumbini Buddhist University, Nepal. Intake: Fall. The program is offered in campus-based modes with full-time (Four semesters) options.
The Master in Mahayana Buddhism is a 60-credit hour graduate program divided into four semesters. It combines theoretical and practical instruction focusing on Mahayana Buddhist philosophy, including both Sutra and Tantra traditions, Newar Buddhism of Nepalmandala, and Buddhist Sanskrit literature. The course covers Buddhist history, arts, iconography, epigraphy, architecture, archaeology, world religions, and Buddhism in East Asia. The program uses lectures and seminars to enhance understanding, with teaching methods including discussions, presentations, term papers, and field visits. It prepares students for academic research and potential Ph.D. studies.
The minimum requirements for admission in Master in Mahayana Buddhism at Lumbini Buddhist University for all applicants (Domestic or International) are:
Note: Please check the university website in the link below.
Students from any discipline who have passed a Bachelor’s Degree or its equivalent from any recognized university are eligible. Admission requires a written entrance exam followed by an interview. The maximum class size is 35 students. Applicants must apply online.
Please check detail of study units at https://lbu.edu.np/course/master-in-mahayana-buddhism
1 fully funded scholarships are listed for Nepal. See Nepal scholarships.