Academic Programs of Swami Vivekananda Yoga University (svyasa) by Vivekananda Yoga University (sVYASA)

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S-VYÁSA UNIVERSITY (established under Section 3 of the UGC Act, 1956 vide Notification No. F.9-45/2001-U.3 dated 8-5-2001 of the Government of India)

OFFICE BEARERS OF S-VYÁSA

President Dr Praëav Paëòyä MD

Dean, Division of yoga & Life Sciences Dr R Nagarathna MBBS, M.D, FRCP

Vice-chancellor Prof H R Nägendra PhD

Dean, Division of yoga & Physical Sciences Prof T M Srinivasan PhD

Registrar Sri G R Raghunath Rao

Dean, Division of Yoga & Management Prof Subash Sharma PhD

Dean, Academic programs Prof Vidwan Ramachandra G Bhat PhD

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Dean, Division of Yoga & Humanities Prof K Subrahmanyam PhD

MILE - STONES

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Division of Yoga & Management Studies Prof Subhash Sharma, PhD

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Prof Emeritus, S-VYASA. Former Dean of Academic Programs and Dean of Yoga and Physical Sciences, S-VYASA. He is the former Director of the Indian Institute of Technology, Madras. He has guided many MSc students & a PhD in Yoga. In his teachings, he attempts to harmonize modern science with the ancient Indian science of UpaniĂşads and Yoga texts.

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5. Doctor of Medicine (Yoga & Rehabilitation), [MD (Y & R)] Pre requirements: Medical graduation plus YIC Duration: 3 years

Category: Residential

Starting Date: 1st August Submission of Application: 2 months before the start of the program

6. Master of Philosophy (Counselling & Yoga Therapy) [MPhil (C &Y)] Pre requirements: Master Degree in Psychology, Clinical Psychology, Counseling Psychology, Psychosocial Rehabilitation, Yoga Psychology plus YIC Duration: 3 years

Category: Residential

Starting Date: 1st August Submission of Application: 2 months before the start of the program

7. Master of Philosophy (Yoga and Management) [MPhil (Y & M)] Pre requirements: MBA or Equivalent plus YIC Duration: 2 years

Category: Non- Residential

Starting Date: 1st August Submission of Application: 2 months before the start of the program

F) DOCTORATE DEGREE For Doctoral Degree (PhD) programs, the applicant should possess a Master's degree or equivalent (16 to 17 years of study like an Engineering Degree or a Medical Degree) from any accredited University of the world and Yoga Instructors Course (YIC). Preference will be given to those who possess Master's degree in Yogic sciences. The Master's degree program or equivalent degree must include a minimum of six courses in each theory and practice of yoga (28 credits) in areas of yoga and its applications (core courses for MSc or equivalent). The students, who do not have such courses in their degree programs, but otherwise qualify for admission, will be admitted provisionally. Their admission will be confirmed after they have successfully completed equivalent credits (non-credit towards the PhD program) in relevant subjects. In the case of some extraordinary students (as for example, those who have published research papers, the selection committee may give direct admission to PhD without Master's or Bachelor's degree based on the merit and the special personality traits of the students; but they have to complete the basic courses prescribed for eligibility for PhD for confirmation of their admission.

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PhD (Yoga) Pre requirements: Master's degree of any discipline/Graduation of Medical/ Engineering/Agricultural/Veterinary plus YIC Normal Duration: Residential - 3 years, Nonresidential - 5 years Category: Residential and Non-Residential Starting Date: 12th January & 1st August Submission of Application: 2 months before the start of the program

DSc (Doctor of Yoga Science) Is a post-doctoral degree awarded to selected persons for their outstanding contributions in the field of yoga. Credit for previous work Credit may be granted for previous course work from other approved institutions or Universities for professional training when equivalency and relevancy to the course curriculum at S-VYÁSA can be verified. Also, S-VYÁSA has a provision for giving academic credit for short-term courses run by S-VYÁSA or other accredited Institutions, Deemed and/ or Universities, informal training programs and social service activities with selfless attitude that may be applicable towards certain courses in the graduate studies programs of the student.

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ADMISSION PROCEDURE NO CAPITATION FEE SHALL BE CHARGED IN ANY FORM IN CONSIDERATION FOR ADMISSION. Admissions for all short-term courses will be as per the University Calendar which will be published also in our monthly 'Yoga Sudha'. All applications for the courses should be received in the city office before one month of the start of the courses and the students will be informed of their selection or otherwise within two weeks of the submission of their application to the courses by e-mail. Late admissions may be made depending on availability of seats. A fine of Rs 100 will be charged for late submission of applications. Right for admission to the courses are reserved by the S-VYĂ SA. Applicants are required to submit their application forms, in the prescribed form, at our city office or in course office in the campus, as specified in the notification for admission. Such of those applicants who are submitting the application forms having downloaded the form from the website are required to submit the application form accompanied with a demand draft for Rs 250 in favor of S-VYĂ SA, Bangalore. The last date for submission of Application form is July and January 1st. Late submissions of application forms are also possible in exceptional case with an additional penalty fee of Rs 100/- (in addition to the specified amount for admission). The last date for late submission will be July 31 and January 11th respectively. Application forms are available from our city office or in the campus by remitting a sum of Rs 250/- in cash or a Demand draft. This amount will be adjusted towards Registration Fee when they apply for Registration. SELECTION OF CANDIDATES A Selection Committee will call the eligible candidates for a detailed interview. The dates of interview for First semester will be between July 20th to July 30th , for the Winter session the corresponding dates will be Dec 20th to Jan 5th . The registration for the students will be done in main campus after the selection of the candidates. The Applications from outstation students from India will be examined by a selection committee. Based on the merit and the supplementary information given by the candidates in their application forms, they may either be selected directly or may be

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called for interview, if found necessary. Successful applicants are formally notified by letter well in advance. Applicants are required to acknowledge the receipt of the offer of admission. They have to indicate the date/time by which they would be reporting either at the City office or at Praùánti Kuûèram. Certificate Courses, Diploma Courses, Bachelor's Degree and Master's Degree: All India merit basis & Interviews. MPhil, MD and PhD: All India entrance test and interview. Orientation Programme All new students are required to attend the “Orientation Programme” at 9-30 a.m. on August 1st and January 12th every year.

The address for Correspondence is as follows S-VYÁSA University, 'Eknath Bhavan', #19, Gavipuram Circle, Kempegowda Nagar, Bangalore - 560 019, Karnataka, India Phone: (080) 2661 2669 Telefax: (080) 2660 8645, E-mail: webmaster@svyasa.org Website: www.svyasa.org

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REGISTRATION OF COURSES Students are required to register for courses wherein they will select courses for their study in the first semester. Faculty advisors shall assist the students in choosing the courses for their study. After completing the formalities of the “ Registration of Courses”, based on the number of credits they have registered for the said semester, they will make arrangements to pay by cash the tuition fees thereof, and other incidental fees relating to Examination, Library Deposit, Board and Lodging charges etc. (as indicated in the offer of admission) at the “ Cash section”. It may be noted that registration is not complete until a student has registered and is “cleared” of financial and academic obligations. LATE REGISTRATION: Late Registration (upto two weeks) is permissible in extraordinary cases and the fee for late Registration is Rs 500. OFF-LOADING (Dropping) OF COURSES: If a student for some reason feels that the load is slightly heavy may off-load the courses with the permission of his Faculty advisor. (Within a month from the commencement of the first class). No refund shall be made for the amount he has paid for the said course. Classes for various courses would commence from the 1st August for winter session and 12th January for spring session. Only official correspondence from the Admission office shall be considered binding. LEAVE OF ABSENCE: Students may request a Leave of Absence (LOA) for a semester or for a period not exceeding a calendar year on valid grounds in consultation with his Faculty advisor or his research guide. Any scholarship deriving shall not be available to him during the LOA period. TRANSFER OF CREDITS S-VYÁSA may accept credits of students who had done this course or identical courses from other recognized institutions or Universities of professional training after verification. Also, S-VYÁSA has a provision for giving academic credit for short-term courses run by S-VYÁSA or other accredited Institutions, Deemed and/or Universities, informal training programs and social service activities with selfless

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attitude that may be applicable towards certain courses in the graduate studies programs of the student. Updating Student Identification Cards All students are required to update their student ID cards at the beginning of each Semester as proof of Registration. Validation stickers are available at the office of admission on the day of official registration.

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OBJECTIVES: ** Promoting positive health, prevention of stress-related health problems and rehabilitation through Yoga & Naturopathy. * Adoption of Integral Approach of Yoga Therapy (IAYT) & Naturopathy to common ailments. * Imparting skills in them to introduce Yoga & Naturopathy for health to general public.

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IV SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code

Name of Subject

BNYS T 401 BNYS T 402 BNYS T 403

Bhagawad Gèta 1 Pataòjali Yoga Sutra 1 Naturopathy 2 (Diet & Nutrition) Nervous System2 Musculo-Skeletal System 2 Immune System Advance Tech -1 Naturopathy 4 - Manipulative Therapy Clinical & Lab Training 2

BNYS T 404 BNYS T 405 BNYS T 406 BNYS P 401 BNYS P 402

Exam

3 3 3

50 50 50

2 2 2

Lecture/ Practice 2 2 2

4 6 4 2 2

4 6 4 4 4

3 3 3 3 3

50 50 50 50 50

400

Credit

Total

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V SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code

Name of Subject

BNYS T 501 BNYS T 502 BNYS T 503

Bhagawad Gèta 2 Pataòjali Yoga Sutra 2 Naturopathy 3 (Acupuncture, Mud & Fasting) Cardio Vascular System Rheumatology Genetics Environmental Science Advance Tech-2 Naturopathy 4-(Acupuncture) Clinical & Lab Training 3

BNYS T 504 BNYS T 505 BNYS T 506 BNYS T 507 BNYS P 501 BNYS P 502

Total

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Exam

Credit

Lecture/ Practice

2 2 2

3 3 3

50 50 50

8 4 4 2 2 2

8 4 4 2 4 4

3 3 3 3 3 3

50 50 50 50 50 50

450

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VI SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code

Name of Subject

BNYS T 601

Haûha Yoga Texts 1 HYP & G S Naturopathy 4 (Hydro Therapy ) Respiratory System Digestive System Advance Ásanas & Kriyas Naturopathy 4 - Hydro Therapy Clinical & Lab Training 4

BNYS T 602 BNYS T 603 BNYS T 604 BNYS P 601 BNYS P 602

Total

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Exam

Credit

Lecture/ Practice

8 8 2 2

8 8 4 4

3 3 3 3

50 50 50 50

300

VII SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code

Name of Subject

BNYS T 701

haûha Yoga Texts 2 HR, SS and Others Naturopathy-5 ( Chromo, Magneto Therapy) Reproductive System Embryology Excretory System Ophthalmology Advance Práïáyáma, Meditation & Trataka Naturopathy 5- Chromo, Magneto Therapy Clinical & Lab Training 5

BNYS T 702 BNYS T 703 BNYS T 704 BNYS T 705 BNYS T 706 BNYS P 701 BNYS P 702

Total

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Exam

Credit

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8 2 4 4 3

8 2 4 4 6

3 3 3 3 3

50 50 50 50 50

400

VIII SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code

Name of Subject

BNYS T 801 BNYS T 802 BNYS T 803

Narada Bakthi Sutra Yoga Vasistha Naturopathy-6 (Mud & Fasting Therapy) Psychiatry Constitution of India & Forensic Medicine Counseling Naturopathy-6 Bio-Energy Lab (Accu Graph, REG,PIP, GDV, Clinical & Lab Training 6

BNYS T 804 BNYS T 805 BNYS P 801 BNYS P 802

Total

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Exam

Credit

Lecture/ Practice

2 4 2

3 3 3

50 50 50

8 4

3 3

50 50

4 4

8 8

3 3

50 50

350

IX SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code

Name of Subject

BNYS T 901 BNYS T 902

Karma Yoga S端tras Naturopathy 7 (Acupressure & Reflexology) ENT Pediatrics Mind Body Medicine Research Methodology Psychotherapy Research Methodology Lab & Report Writing Naturopathy 6 Clinical & Lab Training 6

BNYS T 903 BNYS T 904 BNYS T 905 BNYS T 906 BNYS P 901 BNYS P 902 BNYS P 903

Total

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Exam

Credit

Lecture/ Practice

2 2

3 3

50 50

2 4 4 4 2 4

2 4 4 4 4 8

3 3 3 3 3 3

50 50 50 50 50 50

450

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X SEMESTER - Internship Hours/ week Sub Code

BNYS F 1001 BNYS F 1002 BNYS F 1003 BNYS F 1004 BNYS F 1005 BNYS F 1006 BNYS F 1007 BNYS F 1008 BNYS F 1009 BNYS F 1010 BNYS F 1011 BNYS F 1012 BNYS F 1013 BNYS F 1014 BNYS F 1015 BNYS F 1016

Name of Subject Rotation in the following Departments: Anesthesia (2 weeks) Cardiology (1month) Endocrinology(1month) ENT (2 Weeks) General Medicine(1month) Gastro Entirology (2 weeks) Neurology (1month) Obstetrics & Gynecology (1month) Orthopedics (2 weeks) Ophthalmology (2 weeks) Pediatrics (1month) Pulmonology (2 weeks) Psychiatry (2 weeks) Psychology (2 weeks) Rheumatology (1month) P & S-Rural Service (1month) Total

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Exam

Credit

Lecture/ Practice

2 4 4 2 4 2 4 4

4 8 8 4 8 4 8 8

3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50

2 2 4 2 2 2 4 4

4 4 8 4 4 4 8 8

3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50

800

BSc (Y E) [Bachelor of Science (Yoga Education)] OBJECTIVES: * To train persons as Yoga teachers in higher secondary level. * To introduce yoga for general public to promotion of positive health.

Pre-requisite

12th Std./ II PUC/ Plus two/ 12 years of education or equivalent with basic knowledge in English language plus YIC

Category

Residential & Non-Residential

Duration

3 Years

Total Credits

118

Semesters

I SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code

Name of Subject

BSE T 101 BSE T 102 BSE T 103 BSE T 104

Fundamentals of Samskøta

BSE T 105 BSE P 101 BSE P 102 BSE F 101

Yoga and its streams Cultural History of India Message of Vedas & Upaniúads English language & Communication Yoga Practice 1 Yoga for Personality Dev-IYM 1, 2 Training in Organizing workshops /conferences Total

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Exam

Credit

Lecture/ Practice

4 4 2 4

3 3 3 3

50 50 50 50

2 2

4 4

3 3

50 50

—

350

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II SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code

Name of Subject

BSE T 201 BSE T 202

First Course in Samskøta

BSE T 203 BSE T 204 BSE P 201 BSE P 202 BSE P 203 BSE F 201 BSE F 202

Yoga According to Bhagawad Gèta Yoga & Education Constitution of India Yoga for Personality Development-IYM 3, 4 Introduction to Computers Yogásanás &Kriya Training in Personality Development Camp (April) Training in Yoga Instructor's Course(June/July) Total

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Exam

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4 4

3 3

50 50

4 2 2

4 2 4

3 3 3

50 50 50

2 2 2

4 4 ------

3 3 3

50 50 50

------

450

III SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code BSE T 301 BSE T 302 BSE T 303 BSE T 304 BSE P 301 BSE P 302 BSE P 303 BSE F 301

Name of Subject Pataòjali Yoga Sütras Applications of Yoga Life & Message of Contemporary Yogis Teaching Methodology Advanced Yogásanás &Kriyas Yoga for Personality Development - IYM 5 Teaching Techniques -1 Training in Organizing Workshops / Conferences Total

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Marks for

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Exam

Credit

Lecture/ Practice

4 4 4

3 3 3

50 50 50

4 2 2

4 4 4

3 3 3

50 50 50

2 2

4 4

3 3

50 50

400

IV SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code

Name of Subject

BSE T 401 BSE T 402 BSE P 401

Haûha Yoga Environmental studies Advance Práïáyáma and Advance Meditation Teaching Techniques -2 Training in Personality Development Camp (April) Training in Yoga Instructor's Course (June/July)

BSE P 402 BSE F 401 BSE F 402

Total

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4 4 2

4 4 4

3 3 3

50 50 50

2 2

4 ---

3 3

50 50

—

300

V SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code BSE T 501 BSE T 502 BSE T 503 BSE P 504 BSE P 501 BSE F 501

Name of Subject Dharma-Values through Epics Yoga for Sports and Arts Educational Psychology Psychology Lab Training Yoga for Promotion of Positive Health Training in organizing conference/Workshop Total

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Exam

Credit

Lecture/ Practice

4 4 4 2 2

4 4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3 3

50 50 50 50 50

–

300

VI SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code BSE T 601

Name of Subject Project work in Rural and Urban Schools Total

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Exam

Credit

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BSc (Y& M) [Bachelor of Science (Yoga & Management)] OBJECTIVES: * To create new change agents for the business, corporate world and society for creating transformation based on a new integration of yoga and management disciplines with a view to achieve the vision of sustainable and holistic development. Pre-requisite

12th Std./II PUC/Plus two/12 years of education or equivalent with basic knowledge in English language plus YIC

Category

Residential

Duration

3 Years

Total Credits

140

Semesters

I SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code

Name of Subject

BSM T 101 BSM T 102

Fundamentals to Samskøta

BSM T 103 BSM T 104 BSM T 105 BSM P 101 BSM P 102 BSM P 103 BSM F 101

Message of Vedas & Upaniúads Foundations of management Statistics for management Managerial Economics IT for Management Yoga Practice 1 Yoga for Personality Development Training in organizing Workshop Total

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Marks for

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Exam

Credit

Lecture/ Practice

4 4

3 3

50 50

4 4 4 2 2 2

4 4 4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3 3 3

50 50 50 50 50 50

---

—

400

II SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code

Name of Subject

BSM T 201 BSM T 202 BSM T 203 BSM T 204 BSM T 205 BSM P 201

Introduction to Bhagavad Gèta Fundamentals of Marketing HRM Accounting for Managers Constitution of India Lab on Communication & Self Development Yogásana and Kriya

BSM P 202

Total

Marks for

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Exam

Credit

Lecture/ Practice

4 4 4 4 2 2

4 4 4 4 2 4

3 3 3 3 3 3

50 50 50 50 50 50

350

III SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code

Name of Subject

BSM T 301

Pataòjali Yoga Sütras & Modern Psychology Training & Development Financial Management Production & Operations Management Organizational Behavior Advance Ásanas and Kriya Lab on Communication & Self Development Training in organization of workshop & conference

BSM T 302 BSM T 303 BSM T 304 BSM T 305 BSM P 301 BSM P 302 BSM F 301

Total

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Exam

Credit

Lecture/ Practice

2 4 4

3 3 3

50 50 50

4 2 2

4 4 4

3 3 3

50 50 50

—

---

—

350

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IV SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code

Name of Subject

BSM T 401 BSM T 402 BSM T 403

Haûha Yoga Texts Entrepreneurship Leadership & Human Quality Development Research Methodology Indian Society & Culture Environment studies Advanced Práïáyáma and Meditation Entrepreneurship Practice

BSM T 404 BSM T 405 BSM T 406 BSM P 401 BSM P 402

Total

Marks for

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Exam

Credit

Lecture/ Practice

4 2 4

3 3 3

50 50 50

4 4 2 2 2

4 4 2 4 4

3 3 3 3 3

50 50 50 50 50

400

V SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code

Name of Subject

BSM T 501 BSM T 502 BSM T 503 BSM T 504

Dharma-values through Epics Indian Management Employee Relations Total Quality Management and Lean Six Sigma Strategic Management Business Ethics, Values & Good Governance Creativity & Innovation Practice Yoga for Promotion of Positive Health Training in organizing workshop & conference

BSM T 505 BSM T 506 BSM P 501 BSM P 502 BSM F 501

Total

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Marks for

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Exam

Credit

Lecture/ Practice

2 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

50 50 50 50

4 2

3 3

50 50

—

----

400

VI SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code

Name of Subject

BSM T 601 BSM T 602

Change Management Corporate Social Responsibility Project Work

BSM F 601

Total

Marks for

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Exam

Credit

Lecture/ Practice

2 2

3 3

50 50

150

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BA (YJMC) [Bachelor of Arts (Yoga Journalism & Mass Communication)] OBJECTIVES: * To equip students with journalistic and critical thinking skills based on a foundation of yoga - spirituality. To inspire students to evolve as bold and ethical journalists and venture into various fields of journalism. To strengthen the foundations for various modern technologies involved in mass media like computer applications, respective software and hardware in print, radio, television, internet and other media vehicles. To develop an understanding of national, regional, and global journalism. * To give students a real time experience in various media like print, radio, television, internet, and related fields. To produce future journalists and media professionals fully equipped with all technological knowledge and in line with the values of Pre-requisite

12th Std./II PUC/Plus two/12 years of education or equivalent with basic knowledge in English language plus YIC

Category

Residential

Duration

3 Years

Total Credits

120

Semesters

I SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code BAJ T 101 BAJ T 102 BAJ T 103 BAJ T 104 BAJ T 105 BAJ T 106

Name of Subject Fundamentals of Sanskrit Message of Vedas & UpaniĂşads Fundamentals of Journalism History of Indian Press and Media Fundamentals of Writing â&#x20AC;&#x201C; I Role of Yoga in Harmonizing Journalism

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Marks for

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Exam

Credit

Lecture/ Practice

4 4

3 3

50 50

4 4

3 3

50 50

4 4

3 3

50 50

BAJ P 101 BAJ P 102 BAJ F 101

Yoga practice 1 Yoga for Personality Development Training in organizing Workshop & conference

Total

2 2

4 4

3 3

50 50

—

400

II SEMESTER Hours/ week

Exam in Lecture/ Credit hours Practice

Sub Code

Name of Subject

BAJ T 201 BAJ T 202 BAJ T 203 BAJ T 204 BAJ T 205 BAJ P 201 BAJ P 202

Introduction to Bhagavad Gèta Role of Yoga in Communication Fundamentals of Writing - II Ethics and Morals in Journalism Computer Fundamentals - I Fundamentals of computers Yogásanás and Kriyas Total

Marks for IA

Exam

4 4 4 4 2 2 2

4 4 4 4 2 4 4

3 3 3 3 3 3 3

50 50 50 50 50 50 50

350

III SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code

Name of Subject

BAJ T 301

Pataòjali Yoga Sütras and Modern Psychology Cultural Journalism Creative Journalism Oral Journalism Photo Journalism Photo Journalism Advance Yogásanás & Kriyas Training in Organizing Workshops /conferences

BAJ T 302 BAJ T 303 BAJ T 304 BAJ T 305 BAJ P 301 BAJ P 302 BAJ F 301

Total

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Exam in hours

Exam

Credit

Lecture/ Practice

4 4 4 4 2 2 —

4 4 4 4 4 4 —

3 3 3 3 3 3 —

50 50 50 50 50 50 —

350

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IV SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code

Name of Subject

BAJ T 401 BAJ T 402 BAJ T 403 BAJ T 404

Haûha Yoga Text Reporting Investigative Journalism Indian Constitutional and Political History Political Journalism Environment Studies Political Journalism Advanced Práïáyáma and Meditation

BAJ T 405 BAJ T 406 BAJ P 401 BAJ P 402

Total

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Exam in hours

Exam

Credit

Lecture/ Practice

4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3

50 50 50 50

4 2 2 2

4 2 4 4

3 3 3 3

50 50 50 50

400

V SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code

Name of Subject

BAJ T 501 BAJ T 502 BAJ T 503 BAJ T 504 BAJ T 505 BAJ P 501 BAJ P 502

Epics and Indian culture Mass Psychology The Press and the Law Sports Journalism Visual Communication Visual Communication Yoga for Promotion for Positive Health Training in Organizing Workshops /conferences

BAJ F 501

Total

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Exam

Credit

Lecture/ Practice

4 4 4 4 2 2 2

4 4 4 4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3 3 3 3

50 50 50 50 50 50 50

—

400

VI SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code

Name of Subject

BAJ T 601

Public Relations and Corporate Communication Media Management Vernacular Journalism Project

BAJ T 602 BAJ T 603 BAJ P 601

Total

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Exam in hours

Exam

Credit

Lecture/ Practice

4 4 18

4 4 â&#x20AC;&#x201D;

3 3 3

50 50 50

200

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MSc (Y & C) [Master of Science (Yoga and Consciousness)] OBJECTIVES: * To train Sadhakas - inner researchers, spiritual counsellors and cultural ambassadors powered with the wisdom of Yoga - spirituality to explore subtle dimensions of consciousness. * To promote the ancient Gurukula system of education with the wisdom of Vedanta, the principles and practices of integrated modules of Yoga techniques with a scientific fervour of the WEST. Pre-requisite

Bachelor degree of any discipline plus YIC

Category

Residential

Duration

2 Years

Total Credits

102

Semesters

I SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code

Name of Subject

MSC T 101 MSC T 102 MSC T 103

Sanskrit Studies Vedas & Upaniúads Bhagavad Gèta (The last six chapters) Bramhasutrabhashyam (First chapter) Haûhapradipika (1st & 2nd chapters) Sharira Rachana & Kriya(A&P) Yoga Practice 1 Advance Yogásanás & Kriya

MSC T 104 MSC T 105 MSC T 106 MSC P 101 MSC P 102

Total

ADMISSIONS 2009-10

Marks for

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Exam

Credit

Lecture/ Practice

4 4 4

3 3 3

50 50 50

2 2 2

4 4 4

3 3 3

50 50 50

400

II SEMESTER Hours/ week

Exam in Lecture/ Credit hours Practice

Sub Code

Name of Subject

MSc T 201 MSc T 202

History of Sanskrit literature -1 Bramhasutrabhashyam (second chapter) Science & consciousness Haûha Yoga Pradipika (3rd & 4th chapters) Common Threads in world religions Veda Chanting & Pujavidhi Advance Práïáyáma & Meditation Yoga Therapy Technique 1 (including Theory of ailments)

MSc T 203 MSc T 204 MSc P 201 MSc P 202 MSc P 203 MSc F 201

Total

Marks for IA

Exam

2 4

3 3

50 50

4 4

3 3

50 50

2 2

4 4

3 3

50 50

400

III SEMESTER Hours/ week

Exam in Lecture/ Credit hours Practice

Sub Code

Name of Subject

Msc T 301 MSc T 302

History of Sanskrit literature-2 Bramhasutrabhashyam (third chapter) Study of Indian & Western Philosophies - 2 Introduction to Modern Psychology Veda Chanting & Yajòa Vidhi 1 Advance Yoga Techniques Yoga Therapy Technique 2 (including theory of ailments) Yoga Therapy Training 1

MSc T 303 MSc T 304 MSc P 301 MSc P 302 MSc P 303 MSc F 301

Total

Marks for IA

Exam

2 4

3 3

50 50

4 2

4 4

3 3

50 50

4 ---

3 3

50 50

400

ADMISSIONS 2009-10

IV SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code

Name of Subject

MSC T 401

Bramhasütrabháùyam (fourth chapter) Study of Indian & Western Philosophies - 2 Vedic chanting & Yajòa Vidhi - 2 Yoga Therapy Training - 2 Seminar Dissertation

MSC T 402 MSC P 401 MSC F 401 MSC F 402 MSC F 403

Total

ADMISSIONS 2009-10

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Exam

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200

300

2 2 12

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300

400

MSc (Y Ed) [Master of Science (Yoga Education)] OBJECTIVES: * To bring about all-round personality development of yoga teachers with holistic vision of yoga and spiritual lore. * To train yoga teachers to introduce yoga in schools & colleges. Pre-requisite

Bachelor degree of any discipline plus YIC

Category

Non-Residential

Duration

2 Years

Total Credits

Semesters

I SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code MSE T 101 MSE T 102 MSE T 103 MSE T 104 MSE T 105 MSE P 101 MSE P 102

Name of Subject

Lecture/ Credit Practice

Introduction to Samskøta Vedas, Upaniúads & Darùanás Foundations of Yoga Yoga Dimensions in Education Applications of Yoga Yoga Practice 1 Yoga for Personality Development - IYM 1, 2 Total

Marks for

Exam in hours

Exam

4 4

3 3

50 50

4 4 2 2 2

4 4 2 4 4

3 3 3 3 3

50 50 50 50 50

350

II SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code

Name of Subject

MSE T 201

Teaching and learning Methodology -Traditional Introduction to Bhagavad Gèta Teaching Methodology

MSE T 202 MSE T 203

Marks for

Exam in hours

Exam

Credit

Lecture/ Practice

4 4

3 3

50 50

ADMISSIONS 2009-10

MSE T 204 MSE P 201 MSE P 202 MSE P 203 MSE P 204 MSE F 201

Indian Ethos in Education Yoga for Personality Development 3, 4 Advance Ásanas & Kriyas Teaching Technique 1 Training in Personality Development Camp(April) Training in Yoga Instructor's Course(June/July) Total

4 4

3 3

50 50

2 2 2

4 4 -----

3 3 3

50 50 50

-----

450

III SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code

Name of Subject

MSE T 301

Pátaòjali’s Yoga Sütras and Haûha Yoga Educational Psychology Research Methodology Yoga for Sports & Arts Research Methodology Lab Advance Práïáyáma & Meditation Yoga for Personality Development 5 Teaching Techniques 2 Training in Organizing Workshops /conferences

MSE T 302 MSE T 303 MSE T 304 MSE P 301 MSE P 302 MSE P 303 MSE F 301 MSE F 302

Total

Marks for

Exam in hours

Exam

Credit

Lecture/ Practice

4 4 4 2 2

4 4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3 3

50 50 50 50 50

2 2

4 —

3 3

50 50

450

IV SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code MSE F 401 MSE F 402

Name of Subject Seminar Project work in Colleges and Universities

Lecture/ Practice

2 10

---------

Total

ADMISSIONS 2009-10

Credit

Marks for

Exam in hours

Exam

3 3

50 200

50 300

250

350

MSc (Y & M) [Master of Science (Yoga and Management)] OBJECTIVES: * To create new change agents for the business, corporate world and society for creating transformation based on a new integration of yoga and management disciplines with a view to achieve the vision of sustainable and holistic development. * To develop new approaches to management through a new integration of managing self (through yoga approaches) and managing others (through management approaches) and undertake research in this direction. Pre-requisite

Bachelor degree of any discipline plus YIC

Category

Non-Residential

Duration

2 Years

Total Credits

Semesters

I SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code

Name of Subject

MSM T 101 MSM T 102

Introduction to Samskøit Vedas, Upaniúads and Darùanás Indian Management & Management Perspectives Economics for Managers Marketing Management Yoga Practice 1 Yogásanás & Kriyas Training in Organizing Workshops /conferences

MSM T 103 MSM T 104 MSM T 105 MSM P 101 MSM P 102 MSM F 101

Total

Marks for

Exam in hours

Exam

Credit

Lecture/ Practice

4 4

3 3

50 50

4 4 2 2 2

4 4 4 4 —

3 3 3 3 3

50 50 50 50 50

400

ADMISSIONS 2009-10

II SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code

Name of Subject

MSM T 201 MSM T 202

Introduction to Bhagavad Gèta Accounting & Finance for Managers Logistics & Supply Chain Management Organizational Behavior Statistics & Research methodology Tarka Sangraha Práïáyáma & Meditation

MSM T 203 MSM T 204 MSM T 205 MSM T 206 MSM P 201

Total

Marks for

Exam in hours

Exam

Credit

Lecture/ Practice

4 4

3 3

50 50

4 4

3 3

50 50

4 2

4 4

3 3

50 50

350

III SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code

Name of Subject

MSM T 301

Pataòjali Yoga Sütras and Modern Psychology Human Resource Management Corporate Ethics, Good Governance & HQD Strategic Management Leadership & Change Management Advance Yogásanás Training in Organizing Workshops /conferences

MSM T 302 MSM T 303 MSM T 304 MSM T 305 MSM P 301 MSM F 302

Total

ADMISSIONS 2009-10

Marks for

Exam in hours

Exam

Credit

Lecture/ Practice

4 4

3 3

50 50

4 4

3 3

50 50

2 2

4 —

3 3

50 50

350

IV SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code

Name of Subject

MSM T 401 MSM T 402

Haûha Yoga Texts Organization Development & Knowledge Management Managerial Communication & Personal Growth lab Total Quality Management & Lean Six Sigma Service Marketing & Retail Management Advanced Práïáyáma & Meditation Project

MSM T 403 MSM P 401 MSM T 404 MSM T 405 MSM P 402 MSM F 401

Total

Marks for

Exam in hours

Exam

Credit

Lecture/ Practice

4 4

3 3

50 50

100

300

—

350

550

ADMISSIONS 2009-10

MA (YJMC) [Master of Arts (Yoga Journalism & Mass Communication)] OBJECTIVES: * To provide intensive theoretical and practical knowledge in various media professions ranging from management of media organization to research. To expose students to research methodologies to achieve higher goals. To provide an integrated perspective of media with an adequate exposure to technical knowledge. To instill deep analytical skills. All this with a strong background in yoga and spirituality. * Completion of this program would open vistas for fulfilling careers in various media like broadcast media, advertising, photojournalism, public relations and other related fields and enable them to take up bigger ventures.

Pre-requisite

Bachelor Degree of any discipline plus YIC

Category

Non-Residential

Duration

2 Years

Total Credits

112

Semesters

I SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code MAJ T 101 MAJ T 102 MAJ T 103 MAJ T 104 MAJ T 105 MAJ P 101 MAJ P 102 MAJ P 103 MAJ F 101

Name of Subject Introduction to Sanskrit Vedas Upaniúads and Darùanás History of Indian Press and Media Constructive Journalism Electronic - Journalism Survey Journalism Yoga Practice 1 Yogásanás and Kriyas Training in Organizing Workshops /Conferences Total

ADMISSIONS 2009-10

Marks for

Exam in hours

Exam

Credit

Lecture/ Practice

4 4

3 3

50 50

4 4 2 2 2 2

4 4 4 4 4 ---

3 3 3 3 3 3

50 50 50 50 50 50

450

II SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code MAJ T 201 MAJ T 202 MAJ T 203 MAJ T 204 MAJ T 205 MAJ P 201 MAJ P 202

Name of Subject Introduction to Bhagavad Gèta News paper as an Industry Crisis Journalism Yoga and Broadcast Journalism Human Rights Public Debate and Seminar Práïáyáma and Meditation Total

Marks for

Exam in hours

Exam

Credit

Lecture/ Practice

4 4 4 4 4 2 2

4 4 4 4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3 3 3 3

50 50 50 50 50 50 50

350

III SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code MAJ T 301 MAJ T 302 MAJ T 303 MAJ T 304 MAJ T 305 MAJ P 301 MAJ P 302 MAJ F 301

Name of Subject Pataòjali Yoga Sütras and Modern Psychology Advanced Journalism Exploratory Journalism The Press and the Law Advertising Survey Journalism Advance Yogásanás & Kriyas Training in Organizing Workshops /conferences Total

Marks for

Exam in hours

Exam

Credit

Lecture/ Practice

4 4 4 4 2 2 2

4 4 4 4 4 4 —

3 3 3 3 3 3 —

50 50 50 50 50 50 —

350

ADMISSIONS 2009-10

IV SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code

Name of Subject

MAJ T 401 MAJ T 402 MAJ T 403 MAJ T 404 MAJ P 401

Haûha yoga text Research and Journalism Medical Journalism International journalism Advance Práïáyáma and Meditation Master Thesis

MAJ F 401

Total

ADMISSIONS 2009-10

Marks for

Exam in hours

Exam

Credit

Lecture/ Practice

4 4 4 4 2

4 4 4 4 4

3 3 3 3 3

50 50 50 50 50

—

300

MD (Y & R) [Doctor of Medicine (Yoga and Rehabilitation)] OBJECTIVES: * To train medical professionals to become consultants in yoga therapy. * To bring about all-round personality development of yoga therapy doctors with holistic vision of yoga and spiritual lore. * To introduce yoga research dimensions and make them conduct internal & external research.

Pre-requisite

Medical Graduate plus YIC

Category

Residential

Duration

3 Years

Total Credits

108

Semesters

I SEMESTER Hours/ week

Exam in Lecture/ Credit hours Practice

Sub Code

Name of Subject

MDY T 101 MDY T 102

Sanskrta Vedas, Upaniúads and Darúanás Yoga Therapy Concept Research Methodology 1 Yoga Practice 1 Yoga Practice 2 Yoga Therapy Practice Árogyadhama Training 1

4 4

4 4 2 2 2 4

Total

MDY T 103 MDY T 104 MDY P 101 MDY P 102 MDY P 103 MDY F 101

Marks for IA

Exam

3 3

50 50

4 4 4 4 4 ----

3 3 3 3 3 ----

50 50 50 50 50 50

400

ADMISSIONS 2009-10

II SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code

Name of Subject

MDY T 201

Bhagavad Gèta Yoga Therapy for Common Ailments Pataòjali's Yoga Sütras & Haûha Yoga Research Methodology 2 Advance Yogásanas Advance Yoga Technique Árogyadháma Training 2

MDY T 202 MDY T 203 MDY T 204 MDY P 201 MDY P 202 MDY F 201

Total

Marks for

Exam in hours

Exam

Credit

Lecture/ Practice

4 4

3 3

50 50

4 2 2 4

4 4 4 -----

3 3 3 ----

50 50 50 50

350

III SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code

Name of Subject

MDY T 301

Mind-Body Medicine & Hypnotherapy Hospital Training 1

MDY F 301

Total

Marks for

Exam in hours

Exam

Credit

Lecture/ Practice

—

100

IV SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code

Name of Subject

MDY T 401 MDY T 402 MDY F 401

Rehabilitation Bio-Mechanics Hospital Training 2

Lecture/ Credit Practice

Total

ADMISSIONS 2009-10

Marks for

Exam in hours

Exam

4 2 8

4 2 —

3 2 ----

50 50 50

150

V SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code MDY T 501

MDY T 502 MDY F 501

Name of Subject Clinical Psychology, Psychometrics and Group Therapy Nutrition and Yoga Diet Árogyadháma Training 3 Total

Marks for

Exam in hours

Exam

Credit

Lecture/ Practice

4 4

4 -----

3 ----

50 50

150

VI SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code

Name of Subject

MDY F 601 MDY F 602

Ârogyadhâma Training 4

Marks for

Exam in hours

Exam

Credit

Lecture/ Practice

Dissertation

4 16

---------

50 150

Total

-----

200

ADMISSIONS 2009-10

M Phil (C & YT) [Master of Philosophy (Counseling and Yoga Therapy)] OBJECTIVES: * To promote Yogic counsellors trained in the techniques of counselling and therapy rooted in both Yoga and Modern psychology. * To create counsellors who serve therapy participants utmost love, care and dedication by understanding the total personality of the therapy participants and bring solace, new vision and positive health in their lives.

Pre-requisite

Should have completed Master degree in Psychology, Clinical Psychology, Counselling Psychology, Psychosocial Rehabilitation, Yoga Psychology, Diploma in Psychiatric Medicine or Any other Master's degree course equivalent to the above

Category

Residential

Duration

2 Years

Total Credits

Semesters

I SEMESTER Hours/ week Name of Subject

Sub Code MPH C T 101 MPH C T 102 MPH C T 103 MPH C T 104 MPH C P 101 MPH C P 102 MPH C P 103

UpaniĂşads & Consciousness Human Anatomy & Physiology Yoga Psychology AYUSH & Health Psychology Fundamentals of Yoga Therapy Clinical Practicum 1 Case Taking and MSE Clinical Practicum 2 Diagnostic Assessment - Tests and Questionnaires Total

ADMISSIONS 2009-10

Marks for

Exam in hours

Exam

Credit

Lecture/ Practice

4 4 4 4 3 3

4 4 4 4 6 6

3 3 3 3 4 4

20 20 20 20 10 10

80 80 80 80 40 40

110

440

II SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code

Name of Subject

MPH C T 201

Models of Psychopathology & Therapeutic Techniques -1 Yoga Therapy for common ailments and psycho physiological disorders Counselling Skills and Techniques Advanced Research Methodology Yoga Therapy in ร rogyadhรกma Clinical Practicum 3 Projective Tests Clinical Practicum 4 Counselling & Therapeutic Techniques

MPH C T 202

MPH C T 203 MPH C T 204 MPH C P 201 MPH C P 202 MPH C P 203

Total

Marks for

Exam in hours

Exam

Credit

Lecture/ Practice

3 3

6 6

4 4

10 10

40 40

110

440

III SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code

Name of Subject

MPH C T 301 MPH C T 302 MPH C T 303 MPH C T 304

MPH C P 301 MPH C P 302

Marks for

Exam in hours

Exam

Credit

Lecture/ Practice

Models of Psychopathology & Therapeutic Techniques-2 Yoga Therapy for psychiatric & Neurological disorders Techniques & Skills of Group, Marriage & Family Counselling Techniques & Skills of Counselling in Education & Management Sectors Advanced Yoga Therapy Clinical Practicum 5 Counselling & Therapeutic Techniques

3 3

6 6

4 4

10 10

40 40

Total

100

400

ADMISSIONS 2009-10

IV SEMESTER Hours/ week

Sub Code MPH F 401 MPH F 402

Exam in Lecture/ Credit hours Practice

Name of Subject

Marks for IA

Exam

Dissertation

4 16

---------

50 150

Total

-----

200

Ârogyadhâma Training 4

ADMISSIONS 2009-10

M Phil (Y & M) [Master of Philosophy (Yoga and Management)] OBJECTIVES: * To create new change agents for the business, corporate world and society for creating transformation based on a new integration of yoga and management disciplines with a view to achieve the vision of sustainable and holistic development. * To develop new approaches to management through a new integration of managing self (through yoga approaches) and managing others (through management approaches) and undertake research in this direction.

Pre-requisite

Master degree of any discipline plus YIC

Category

Non-Residential

Duration

2 Years

Total Credits

Semesters

I SEMESTER Hours/ week

Sub Code

Exam in Lecture/ Credit hours Practice

Name of Subject

MPH M T 101 Vedas, Ùat Darùanás and Haûha Yoga MPH M T 102 Research Methodology & Preparation of Research proposal MPH M T 103 Philosophy of Science MPH M T 104 Readings in Management Thought & Management Perspectives MPH M P 101 Advanced Ásanas & Práïáyáma Total

Marks for IA

Exam

4 4

3 3

60 60

40 40

300

200

ADMISSIONS 2009-10

II SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code

Name of Subject

MPHM T 201

Bhagavad Gèta & Pataòjali Yoga Sütras Advanced Readings in Research (Qualitative research approaches) Advanced Readings in Organization Behavior & HQD Readings in Indian Management (From Ancient to Modern) Om Meditation & Cyclic Mediation

MPHM T 202

MPHM T 203 MPHM T 204 MPHM P 201

Total

Marks for

Exam in hours

Exam

Credit

Lecture/ Practice

300

200

III SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code MPHM F

Name of Subject

Marks for

Exam in hours

Exam

Credit

Lecture/ Practice

Thesis work

—

Total

—

IV SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code MPHM F

Name of Subject

Marks for

Exam in hours

Exam

Credit

Lecture/ Practice

Thesis work

—

Total

—

ADMISSIONS 2009-10

DETAILS ABOUT PhD PROGRAM 1. Eligibility The students seeking registration for PhD should follow the guidelines of S-VYÁSA. Persons with the following qualifications plus YIC of S-VYÁSA are eligible to apply: i) A candidate who has passed a Master's Degree in Arts, Commerce, Science, Education, Business Administration, M.Phil from any recognized University, recognized as equivalent thereto securing not less than 55% marks in the aggregate of Master's degree as a whole. ii) A candidate who has passed BAMS/ BUMS/ MBBS/ BSMS/ BHMS/ BNYS/ BE/ B.Tech from any University recognized as equivalent thereto securing not less than 55% marks in the aggregate of that degree as a whole. iii) The candidates mentioned at para-II above should satisfy the requirement of one year job experience, before registration to PhD course. 2. Objectives The objectives of this PhD programme is to unearth the hidden secrets of our ancient yoga and spiritual lore and study its usefulness and efficacy for modern man through rigorous theoretical and experimental research in various fields of modern science, technology, medicine, management, education, physiology including neuro-physiology, psychology, parapsychology, economics, jurisprudence, sociology, arts, music, painting, dance, drama, history, sports, Samskøta, etc. 3. Selection Based on the information given in the application form, teaching and research experience they possess and the synopsis of the proposed research (meant only for assessment of the research aptitude and capacities of the students and is not binding on the part of the students and the S-VYÁSA that they should do research only in tune with what they have submitted as the proposal), the candidates will be called for a detailed interview by the selection committee of S-VYÁSA. In extraordinary cases the selection committee may choose to select the candidates directly without any interview. The decision of the selection committee will be final. The candidates seeking financial assistance would make a separate application in the prescribed form and based on the same, they may be called for an interview for deciding the type of assistance offered by S-VYÁSA.

ADMISSIONS 2009-10

4. Course credits If the candidates do not possess the necessary background in yoga as prescribed in the eligibility criteria of S-VYÁSA, they can choose to complete the credits by attending the courses offered by S-VYÁSA or through Distance education program offered by SVYÁSA or choose to study by themselves and appear for an examination. Students who have the necessary background of the courses or have undergone similar courses equivalent to the prescribed courses may get a credit transfer or the selection committee may ask them to write an examination and/or conduct a practical examination. Only after successful completion of these non-credit courses that their admission will be confirmed for the PhD. It is then that suitable guides and co-guide(s) will be fixed based on their interest, the availability of guides and resources in their respective divisions. Each student will have a guide and one or more co-guides. Generally, guide will be from the field of their research and the co-guide from Yoga. In case, the main guide feels it necessary to include a superspecialist in his field, the student will have the third co-guide. VC will also set up a Doctoral Committee for monitoring the progress of the student. Based on the suggestions of their respective guides and their interests, the students have to choose courses from the electives offered by several divisions in S-VYÁSA to get in-depth understanding in yoga, their subject of research and research methodology. They have to complete 30 credits of course requirements for PhD. 5. Research Thesis Based on their interest and that of the guides, the candidates will start working on the synopsis of their research. They should submit their synopsis before the end of the very next trimester after completion of the course credits. The Doctoral Committee will set up a panel of examiners from among the guides and two more from other divisions of SVYÁSA for a synopsis presentation. The students will take the suggestions of the panel and finalize their thesis synopsis and submit to the Doctoral Committee for registration. The registrar based on the recommendations of the Doctoral Committee will register the students for PhD in their respective Divisions. The students will then conduct the research and submit the thesis to the Doctoral Committee whenever it is ready. The minimum duration will be three years from the date of registration to the PhD. The maximum duration will be 8 years in case of nonresidential candidates and 5 years for residential candidates. There will be a systematic review of the progress made by the candidates and the students should submit trimester progress reports to the Doctoral Committee. The Doctoral Committee will accord a satisfactory note within 30 days after the submission of the progress

ADMISSIONS 2009-10

report or warn the candidates initially and later based on the recommendations of the Doctoral Committee. The registrar can withdraw the registration if the progress of the candidate is found unsatisfactory. And the decision of the registrar/Director will be final and binding. The thesis should demonstrate original contributions in their field of research. For this purpose, as the students complete some portion of their research they are expected to present their work in conferences and such other forums and improvise the same. They will produce Internal reports of their Divisions for protection of their research. They are expected to publish their work in indexed journals to get critical reviews by the experts in their respective fields of research. Out of their research at least 3 research papers should be either published or accepted for publications in leading indexed journals before submitting their thesis. After, the student submits 5 copies of the thesis in the format prescribed by SVYĂ SA, the thesis will be sent to the panel of examiners set up by the Doctoral committee for the candidate. After getting the recommendations and comments from the panel, the Doctoral committee will instruct the students either to complete the research based on the comments received or call the students for an oral presentation and thesis defence. About an hour is allotted for the thesis presentation and the student has to defend his / her thesis in front of a panel of examiners. Only after successful completion of this presentation as adjudged by the panel, the candidate will submit the final thesis and the degree will be awarded in the next convocation. A provision certificate will be given soon after the thesis submission. 6. Syllabus Total 100 credits: Theory (20 Credits), Practice (10 Credits) and Thesis (70 Credits). Theory and Practices can be chosen from the Electives offered by the Division related to the thesis work.

ADMISSIONS 2009-10

PhD RESEARCH GUIDES 7. Research guides at -SVYÁSA S-VYÁSA already has a team of highly accomplished and acclaimed faculty as guides 1. Dr Praïav Païãyá MD (President) 2. Prof H R Nagendra PhD ( Vice-chancellor) 3. Dr Rámachandra G Bhat PhD (Dean of yoga- spirituality) 4. Prof NVC Swamy PhD ( Prof Emeritus S-VYASA) 5. Dr R Nagarathna MBBS, MD, FRCP (Dean of the Division of Yoga & Life Sciences) 6. Prof T M Srinivasan PhD ( Dean of the Division of Yoga & Physical Sciences) 7. Prof K Subrahmanyam (Dean of the Division of Yoga & Humanities) 8. Prof Subash Sharma PhD (Dean of the Division of Yoga & Management Studies) 9. Dr Shirely Telles MBBS, MPhil, PhD (HOD, Dept of Bio-Sciences) 10. Prof R Venkatram PhD ( HOD, Dept of Education) 11. Prof Alex Hankey (Division of Yoga and Life Sciences) 12. Dr Om Prakash MBBS, MD, BAB (USA), FCCP (USA) 13. Dr Naveen V BNYS, PhD 14. Dr N R Shetty PhD 15. Dr Latha Venkataram MBBS, MRCOG, MRCP 16. Dr N C B Nath PhD 17. Dr Chandrashekar, MBBS, MD (Med) DNB (Int Med) DM (Clin Immunology) 18. Dr B S Srinath MBBS, MS, FRCS (Edin), FRCS (Glasgow) 19. Dr K S Gopinath MBBS, MS, FRCS 20. Dr Manjunath BNYS, PhD 21. Prof C R Jayatirtha PhD 22. Prof E C G Sudarshan PhD 23. Dr Jayaram PhD 24. Dr (Mrs) Sridevi Hegde MBBS, DCH, PhD 25. Dr M S Chaya MSc, PhD 26. Dr B N Gangadhar MBBS, PhD 27. Dr Shamanthakamani Narendran MBBS, MD, PhD 8. Certification On successful completion of the thesis and the course credits by the student, based on the recommendations of the Doctoral Committee, the Registrar will issue a provisional certificate of completion of PhD. They will be conferred with the Degree in the next Convocation Ceremony of S-VYÁSA.

ADMISSIONS 2009-10

PhD (Yoga) [Doctor of Philosophy (Yoga)] OBJECTIVES: The objective of this PhD programme is to unearth the hidden secrets of our ancient Yoga and Spiritual lore and study its usefulness and efficacy for modern man through rigorous theoretical and experimental research in various fields of modern science, technology, medicine, management, education, physiology including Neurophysiology, psychology, paraphysiology, economics, jurisprudence, sociology, arts, music, painting, dance, drama, history, sports, Saýskøta, etc.

Pre-requisite

MSc in Yoga/ Master's Degree of any specialization/ Medical Graduate/ Engineering Graduate/ Agriculture Graduate/ Husbandry Graduate and 40 Credits (related to Yoga)+YIC course

Category

Residential

Duration

I SEMESTER Hours/ week Sub Code MS T 101 MS T 103 MS T 201 MS T 203 MS T 204 MS P 101 MS P 303 MS F 401

Name of Subject Saýskøta Vedas, Upaniúads and Darùanas Bhagavad Gètá Research Methodology Pátaòjali's Yoga Sütras and Haûha Yoga Yoga Practice 1 Advance Yoga Techniques Seminar Total

Marks for

Exam in hours

Exam

Credit

Lecture/ Practice

4 4

3 3

50 50

4 4 4 2 2 4

4 4 4 4 4 -----

3 3 3 3 3 3

50 50 50 50 50 50

400

Electives (16 Credits) Electives combining of theory and practical will be decided by Doctoral Committee Thesis (70 Credits)

ADMISSIONS 2009-10

THEORY ELECTIVES FOR PhD PROGRAMS 1. Division of Yoga- Spirituality YSP T 1101 YSP T 1102 YSP T 1111 YSP T 1112 YSP T 1113 YSP T 1114 YSP T 1115 YSP T 1116 YSP T 1117 YSP T 1121 YSP T 1122 YSP T 1123 YSP T 1124 YSP T 1125 YSP T 1126 YSP T 1131 YSP T 1132 YSP T 1133 YSP T 1141 YSP T 1142 YSP T 1143 YSP T 1144 YSP T 1151 YSP T 1152 YSP T 1153 YSP T 1154 YSP T 1161 YSP T 1162 YSP T 1163 YSP T 1164 YSP T 1165 YSP T 1171 YSP T 1172

Saýskøta 1 (3 Credits) Saýskøta 2 (3 Credits) Saýskøta Texts 1 (3 Credits) SaýskøtaTexts 2 (3 Credits) Saýskøta Texts 3 (3 Credits) Saýskøta Texts 4 (3 Credits) Prakaraïa Granthas 1 (Credits) Prakaraïa Granthas 2 (3Credits) Prakaraïa Granthas 3 (3Credits) Tarka Sañgraha (3 Credits) Nyáya Siddhánta Muktávali 1 (3 Credits) Nyáya Siddhánta Muktávali 2 (3 Credits) Laghu Siddhánta Kaumudi (3 Credits) Siddhánta Kaumudè 1 (3 Credits) Siddhánta Kaumudè 2 (3 Credits) Introduction to Vedáñgas (3 Credits) Introduction to Úaû Darùanas (3 Credits) Introduction to Úaû Matas (3 Credits) Major Upaniúads 1 (3 Credits) Major Upaniúads 2 (3 Credits) Major Upaniúads 3 (3 Credits) Yoga Upaniúads (3 Credits) Bhagavad Gèta - 1 (3 Credits) Bhagavad Gèta - 2 (3 Credits) Bhagavad Gèta- 3 (3 Credits) Yoga Vásiúûha (3 Credits) Brahma Sütras and Mathematical Logic (3 Credits) Pataòjali's Yoga Sütras and Para-Psychology (3 Credits) Advanced course in Pátaòjali's Yoga Sütras (3 Credits) Nárada Bhakti Sütras and Emotions' Culture (3 Credits) Karma Yoga Sütra Úatakam and Management (3 Credits) Haûha Yoga Texts 1 (3 Credits) Haûha Yoga Texts 2 (3 Credits)

ADMISSIONS 2009-10

YSP T 1173 YSP T 1181 YSP T 1182 YSP T 1183 YSP T 1191 YSP T 1192 YSP T 1193 YSP T 1194

Haûha Yoga and Kuïãalinè (3 Credits) Epics and modern society (3 Credits) Puráïas and modern era (3 Credits) Modern Yogès and their teachings (3 Credits) Comparative Religions 1 (3 Credits) Islam, Christianity Comparative Religions 2 (3 Credits) Other Religions Comparative Religions 3 (3 Credits) Buddhism, Jainism, Sufism Comparative Religions 4 (3 Credits) Common threads of all religions YSP T 11101 Independent Study (3 Credits) YSP T 11111 Research Methodology in Yoga and Spirituality (3 Credits)

2. Division of Yoga and Life Sciences YLS T 1211 Yoga Therapy for Common ailments 1 (2 Credits) YLS T 1212 Yoga Therapy for Common ailments 2 (2 Credits) YLS T 1213 Yoga Therapy for Common Ailments 3 (2 Credits) YLS T 1221 Yoga Therapy and other Systems of healing (2 Credits) YLS T 1231 Nutrition and Yoga diet (3 Credits) YLS T 1241 Biology & Consciousness (3 Credits) YLS T 1251 Brain, Neuro-physiology and Consciousness (3 Credits) YLS T 1261 Psychology & Consciousness (3 Credits) YLS T 1262 Para-psychology & Consciousness (3 Credits) YLS T 1271 Functional Anatomy & Bio-mechanics (3 Credits) YLS T 1272 Applied Physiology (3 Credits) YLS T 1281 Recent advances -1 (3 Credits) YLS T 1282 Recent advances -2 (3 Credits) YLS T 1291 Independent Study (3 Credits) YLS T 12101 Research Methodology in Yoga & Life Sciences (3 Credits) 3. Division of Yoga and Physical Sciences YPS T 1311 Quantum Mechanics and Consciousness (3 Credits) YPS T 1321 Architecture and Consciousness (3 Credits) YPS T 1331 Research Methodology 2 (3 Credits) YSP T 1341 Independent Study (3 Credits) YSP T 1351 Research Methodology in Yoga & Physical Sciences (3 Credits)

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4. Division of Yoga and Management Studies YMS T 1411 HOLSYM Principles and Practice (3 Credits) YMS T 1412 Principles of Management & SMET (3 Credits) YMS T 1421 Total Quality Management System (3 Credits) YMS T 1431 Financial Accounting (3 Credits) YMS T 1441 Project Management (3 Credits) YMS T 1451 Independent Study (3 Credits) YMS T 1461 Research Methodology in Yoga & Management Studies (3 Credits) 5. Division of Yoga and Humanities YHU T 1511 Yoga and Humanities 1 (3 Credits) YHU T 1512 Yoga and Humanities 2 (3 Credits) YHU T 1513 Yoga and Humanities 3 (3 Credits) YHU T 1514 Yoga and Humanities 4 (3 Credits) YHU T 1521 Computer, Art and Yoga (3 Credits) YHU T 1531 Independent Study (3 Credits) YHU T 1541 Research Methodology in Yoga & Humanities (3 Credits) PRACTICAL ELECTIVES FOR MSc, PhD PROGRAMS 1. Division of Yoga- Spirituality YSP P 2111 Advanced Kriyás (2 Credits) YSP P 2121 Advanced Yogásanas 1 (2 Credits) YSP P 2122 Advanced Yogásanas 2 (2 Credits). YSP P 2131 Advanced Práïáyáma1 (2 Credits). YSP P 2132 Advanced Práïáyáma2 (2 Credits) YSP P 2141 Advanced Meditation 1 (2 Credits) YSP P 2142 Advanced Meditation 2 (2 Credits) YSP P 2143 Advanced Meditation 3 (2 Credits) YSP P 2144 Advanced Meditation 4 (2 Credits) YSP P 2151 Vedic Chanting 1 (2 Credits) YSP P 2152 Devotional Music 1 (2 Credits) YSP P 2161 Upaniúadic Chanting 2 (2 Credits) YSP P 2171 Upásaná 1 (2 Credits) YSP P 2172 Upásaná 2 (2 Credits) YSP P 2181 Püjá Vidhána 1 (2 Credits) YSP P 2182 Püjá Vidhána 2 (2 Credits)

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YSP P 2191 YSP P 2192 YSP P 2193 YSP P 2194 YSP P 2195 YSP P 2196

Yajòa Vidhi 1 (2 Credits) Yajòa Vidhi 2 (2 Credits) Other Pürva Mimámsá Practices 1 (2 Credits) Other Pürva Mimámsá Practices 2 (2 Credits) Other Pürva Mimámsá Practices 3 (2 Credits) Other Pürva Mimámsá Practices 4 (2 Credits)

2. Division of Yoga and Life Sciences YLS P 2211 Special Techniques 1 (2 Credits) YLS P 2212 Special Techniques 2 (2 Credits) YLS P 2213 Special Techniques 3 (2 Credits) YLS P 2221 Advanced Techniques 1 (2 Credits) YLS P 2222 Advanced Techniques 2 (2 Credits) YLS P 2223 Advanced Techniques 3 (2 Credits) 3. Division of Yoga and Physical Sciences YPS P 2311 Computers and Statistics (3 Credits) 4. Division of Yoga and Management Studies YMS P 2410 Computers and Management (3 Credits) YMS P 2420 SMET and advanced practices (3 Credits) 5. Division of Yoga and Humanities YHU P 2511 First Course in Music 1 (2 Credits) YHU P 2512 Music 2 (2 Credits) YHU P 2513 Music 3 (2 Credits) YHU P 2514 Music 4 (2 Credits) YHU P 2521 First Course in Instrumental Music 1 (Vèïá) YHU P 2522 First Course in Instrumental Music 2 (Flute) (2 Credits) YHU P 2523 First Course in Instrumental Music 3 (Tabla/ Mødañgam) (2 Credits) YHU P 2524 First Course in Instrumental Music 4 (Harmonium) (2 Credits) YHU P 2531 Devotional Music 1 (2 Credits) YHU P 2532 Devotional Music 2 (2 Credits) YHU P 2542 Yoga Games 2 (2 Credits) YHU P 2543 Yoga Games 3 (2 Credits) YHU P 2551 Art and Yoga 1 (2 Credits)

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YHU P 2552 YHU P 2561 YHU P 2562

Computer, art and Yoga (2 Credits) Painting and Yoga (2 Credits) Computer, Painting and Yoga (2 Credits)

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Board of Management ................................................ 105 Academic Council & Finance Committee ................. 106 International Advisory Committee ............................. 107 Board of Studies ......................................................... 108 Doctoral Committee ................................................... 109 Advisory Committee .................................................. 110

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S-VYĂ SA COMMITTEES

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OFFICE BEARERS President: Dr Praïava Païãyá Vice-chancellor: Prof H R Nágendra [HOLSYM Director] & Registrar: Sri G R Raghunatha Rao Deputy Registrar: Dayananda Swamy (Finance and Planning) R S Venkatesh (Administration) Ravikumar I (Academics) [Finance Director] Finance Officer: Sri T Mohan BOARD OF MANAGEMENT OF S-VYÁSA Vice-chancellor Prof H R Nagendra ..... Chairman (HOLSYM Director) Registrar ..... Sri G R Raghunatha Rao ..... Secretary Three nominees of the president of the Institute. Sri T Mohan ..... Finance Officer Sri R Ramachandra ..... Joint Secretary of S-VYÁSA society Sushri V Lakshmi ..... Advisor, Spiritual affairs Deans of Faculties (Divisions) not exceeding three by rotation and on seniority. Dr Rámachandra G Bhat, Dean of Academic Programs, Dr R Nágarathna, Dean, Division of Yoga and life sciences Prof K Subramanian, Division of Yoga and Humanities One nominee of the chairman, UGC: Prof Subhash Sharma One nominee of the Government of India: Prof S K Goel One nominee of the funding agency/ agencies: Sri Samprada Singh Three teachers (professor, reader, lecturer by rotation) according to seniority. Smt Subhadra Devi Dr Shamantakamani Narendran

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ACADEMIC COUNCIL AND FINANCE COMMITTEE ACADEMIC COUNCIL Vice-chancellor: Prof H R Nagendra, Chairman Deans of Faculties: Dr Rรกmachandra G Bhat, Dr R Nรกgarathna, Prof T M Srinivasan, Prof Subash Sharma, Prof K Subrahmanyam. Heads of Departments: Dr Saraswathi Mohan, Dr Shirley Telles, Dr A Malathy, Prof C R Jayatirtha, Prof R Venkatram Ten professors: Dr Nagaraja, Prof N Rudraiah, Prof R M Verma, Dr Lakshmi Tatachar, Dr B N Gangadhar, Prof R N Iyengar, Dr Shamanthakamani Narendran, Dr N R Shetty, Dr Timmappa and Dr Radheshyam Three Readers: Dr Latha Venkatram, Dr M S Chaya and Dr Naveen K V Three Lecturers: Rabindra Mohan Acharya Six persons from outside: Prof M L Munjal, Dr A Kurpad, Dr S M Deshpande, Prof Narayana Dutt and Dr Devi Shetty FINANCE COMMITTEE Vice-chancellor: Prof H R Nagendra, Chairman Representation of UGC Representation of Central Govt Two nominees of the BOM Finance Director : Sri T Mohan HOLSYM Director : Sri G R Raghunath Rao One nominee of the President Sri H R Dayananda

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INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE International Coordinator: Sri N V Raghuram AUSTRALIA · Prof Avni Sali Head & Director of Research Foundation Graduate School of Integrative Medicine Swinberne University of Technology Melbourne, Victoria GERMANY · Dr Horia Crisan, Co-ordinator, Heidelberg · Prof Fischer Barnicol University of Heidelberg, Heidelberg · Dr Christopher Garner, Stift Rottal, Centre for Neurologic Rehabilitation, Griesbach JAPAN · Sri Kazuo Keishin Kimura, Co-ordinator, Yonago · Dr Shigeru Suganami, Suganami Hospital, Okayama UNITED KINGDOM · Dr Ian Haslock, Middlesbrough General Hospital · Prof Brian D Josephson, Nobel Laurette, Cambridge · Dr Robin E Monro, Director, Yoga Bio-Medica Trust, Cambridge · Dr S K Upadhyaya, Consultant Ophthalmologist, Middlesex USA · Dr Venkatesh Karuparthy, Regional Coordinator, Dept of Anesthesia, University Hospital, Albuquerke · Dr Kalpalatha Guntapalli, Dept of Pulmonary Medicine and Critical Care, Bentaub Hospital, Baylor University Medical School, Houston. · Dr Manohar Shinde. Chief Psychiatrist, E D I C, Los Angeles · Dr P K Vedanathan, Consulting Allergist, University of Denver, Fort Collins, Colorado. · Dr Ann Debaldo, Dept of Occupational and Public Health University of South Florida, Tampa, Florida · Sri Andrew Cohen, Massachusetts · Prof ECG Sudarshan, University of Texas, Austin CANADA · Dr V J Modi, Prof Emeritus, The University of British Columbia, Vancouver

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BOARD OF STUDIES Vice-chancellor: Prof H R Nagendra, Chairman (a) Deans of the Divisions Dr Rรกmachandra G Bhat, Dr R Nรกgarathna , Prof K Subrahmanyam, Prof Subash Sharma, Prof T M Srinivasan, (b) All HODs Dr Saraswathi Mohan, Dr Shirley Telles, Dr A Malathy, Prof C R Jayatirtha, Prof R Venkatram (c) All Professors Dr D Nagaraja, Prof N Rudraiah, Prof R M Verma, Dr Lakshmi Tatachar, Dr B N Gangadhar, Prof R N Iyenger, Dr Shamanthakamani Narendran, Dr N R Shetty, Dr Thimmappa and Dr Radheshyam (d) Two readers of the Department by rotation according to seniority. Dr M S Chaya and Dr Naveen K V (e) Two Lecturers of the Department by rotation according to seniority. (f) Not more than 2 persons to be co-opted for their expert knowledge including those belonging to the concerned profession or industry. Prof M L Munjal, Dr S M Deshpande

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DOCTORAL COMMITTEE, GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL COMMITTEE AND PLANNING & MONITORING BOARD DOCTORAL COMMITTEE Vice-chancellor: Prof H R Nagendra, Chairman Deans of the Divisions Dr Rรกmachandra G Bhat, Dr R Nรกgarathna, Prof T M Srinivasan, Prof Subash Sharma, Prof K Subrahmanyam, HODs Prof R Venkatram, Prof Jayachandra, Dr Shirley Telles, Dr A Malathy, Prof Jayatirtha PLANNING & MONITORING BOARD Vice-chancellor: Prof H R Nagendra, Chairman Board of internal members: Dr R Nagarathna, Prof N V C Swamy, Prof R Venkatram, Sri N V Raghuram, Dr Shirley Telles, Sri T Mohan, Sri A J Asok Kumar, Sri H R Dayananda Swamy. One nominee of UGC : A few experts from outside: Sri Ilango, Sri Yoganarasimha, Sri B H Ranka and Sri Ananta Padmanabha Shastry

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RESEARARCH ADVISORY COMMITTEE President

Dr Praïava Païãyá

Vice-chancellor

Prof H R Nagendra, Chairman

Senior faculty

Prof N V C Swamy Dr R Nagarathna, Prof R Venkatram and Dr Shirley Telles

One / Two nominees from the UGC: National Advisory Board: BANGALORE Dr Nagaraja, Director, NIMHANS Dr Om Prakash, St. Martha's Hospital Dr R M Verma, Mallige Med. Centre Dr Chandrashekhar, Ramiah Medical College Dr A G Ramakrishna, IISC Dr B S Srinath, Bangalore Institute of Oncology Dr K S Gopinath, Bangalore Institute of Oncology Dr A Malathi, Maïipal Hospital Dr Subbukrishna, NIMHANS Prof G Padmanabhan, Ex Director of IISc Prof S Kumar, Raman Research Institute NEW DELHI Dr W Selva Murthy, Earlier Director DIPAS Prof Ramesh Bijlani, Earlier HOD, Dept of Physiology, AIIMS MAHARASHTRA Dr M V Bhole , Lonavala Sri S V Vyavahare, Thane

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Time Table ................................................................. 113 Code of conduct and Instructions ............................... 114

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PRAÙÁNTI KUTÈRAM CAMPUS LIFE

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TIME TABLE FOR COURSES IN PRASHANTI KUTIRAM 4.20 am - UÚÁSVASTI ABLUTIONS / BATH

First Yoga session 5.00 - 5.30 am 5.35 - 6.35 6.40 - 7.20 7.15 - 8.00 8.00 - 8.30 8.30 - 9.00

Prataçsmaraïa & Om Meditation Yoga Session / Special Technique (Practice Session-1) Bath and Wash Maitri Milan Breakfast Special Coaching / Library

Second Yoga session 9.00 - 9.55am 10.00 -10.55 11.00 -11.55 12.00 -12.55 1.00 - 2.00

Lecture Session 1 Lecture Session 2 Lecture Session 3 Self-practice/Library/ Field work Lunch/ Rest/ Library

Third Yoga session 2.00 - 2.55 3.00 - 3.55 4.00 - 4.55 5.00 - 6.00 6.00 - 6.30 6.30 - 7.25 7.30 - 8.15

Vedic Chanting / Songs practice Lecture Session 4 Lecture Sessions 5 / Practice Session 2 Malt & tuning to nature Devotional session Satsañga/ Lecture/ Practice session 3 Supper

Fourth Yoga session 8.15- 9.00

Special Coaching / Library/Happy Assembly

9.00 -10.00

Self-practice

10.00 pm NIÙÁ SVASTI / GOOD NIGHT.

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CODE OF CONDUCT & INSTRUCTIONS Students' code of conduct is to maintain a fine ambience of yoga and spiritual lore. Such an Ashram Atmosphere will help the students to accelerate their growth and total personality development.

A. Code of Discipline 1.

Please report always at scheduled time.

Those who report late even a day and those who leave even for half a day earlier will be considered only as observers and no certificate will be issued to short-term course participants.

No leave will be granted for any reason including for Reservation of Air/Train/Bus ticket Passport / etc for short-term course participants.

Use of tobacco, alcohol etc in any form is forbidden.

Newspaper and transistors are not allowed.

Cell phones/mobiles are banned in the Academic Areas.

The daily programme starts at 4.20 am. All programmes are compulsory, including Vedic Prayer (Ancient Indian Texts) in SaĂ˝skrta and in Hindi in the morning and evening). Absence from these sessions may make one liable for withdrawal from the course without any refund.

No individual worship/ religious ritual/ practice of Yoga, is allowed during the course, other than that prescribed in the schedule.

As per directions of Hon'ble Supreme Court of India ragging is prohibited. If any incident of ragging comes to the notice of the authority, the concerned student shall be given liberty to explain and if his explanation is not found satisfactory, the authority would expel him/her from the institution.

B. Dress Code 1.

During yoga practice sessions yogasana dress (Salvar Kurta for women and Trouser - Baniyan / T-shirt for men) and at other times Sari for female and Trouser and Shirt for male students is mandatory. Please Note

No jeans are allowed. Women have to put dress in tune with ashram atmosphere. Any type of dress that is not dignified is not allowed.

Members of both the sexes are expected to conduct themselves as per ashram norms. No single boy and girl moving exclusively or sitting together are allowed. Visit of members of opposite sex in each other's residence is prohibited.

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C. Articles to be brought 1.

Toilet requirements.

Writing materials.

Yoga uniform will be provided by S-VYASA on payment

Please bring - (a) Torch (b) Umbrella (c) Sweater or Shawl during winter and other requirements.

One passport-size photograph should be submitted by the candidate at the time of admission and another passport size photograph should be pasted on the application form.

Marks card and Certificate copies from 10th std. to the highest examination passed to be attested with the application form.

D. Other Particulars 1.

Library facility is available for reference.

Simple sattvika South Indian food will be provided.

Course fee has to be remitted by DD or Cash. DD to be drawn in favor of S-VYASA, Bangalore. Please Note: Course fee is not refundable or transferable under any circumstances.

Due to heavy rush in trains you are advised to secure the return journey reservation in advance for short-term courses.

E. Karma Yoga Selfless work, forgetting one's ego and relinquishing the desire for reward, brings immense mental peace and satisfaction. It expands one's consciousness and relieves mental tension, which is the primal cause of most of the problems, we face. Hence voluntary work forms a part of the integral Yoga offered in S-VYASA. The residents, therefore, should develop the proper attitude to enjoy self-help and serve others of the organization, for their own benefits.

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S-VYASA UNIVERSITY (Swami VivekanandaYoga Anusandhana Samsthana University) (A University, established under Section 3 of the UGC Act, 1956, GOI)

Prashanti Kutiram Campus (35 kms from Bangalore, India)

PROSPECTUS 2009-2010

Campus address Prashanti Kutiram (32 kms from Bangalore) Giddenahalli, Jigani hobli, Anekal Tq, Bangalore - 562 106 (Do not send any correspondence to the campus address)

Address for Correspondence EKNATH BHAVAN # 19, Gavipuram Circle, Kempegowda Nagar, Bengaluru - 560 019, Ph: 91-080-2661 2669 Telefax: 91-080-2660 8645 e-mail: svyasa@svyasa.org web: www.svyasa.org

CONTENTS 1. MESSAGES ................................................................. 3 2. INTRODUCTION ........................................................ 7 3. S-VYÁSA STRUCTURE ............................................ 17 4. S-VYÁSA UNIVERSITY - ADMISSIONS ................ 27 5. S-VYÁSA UNIVERSITY - COURSES....................... 41 6. S-VYÁSA COMMITTEES ..........................................103 7. PRAÙÁNTI KUTÈRAM CAMPUS LIFE ..............113

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