Practical Buddhist Studies
Applying Buddhist knowledge to contemporary monastic, cultural and community contexts.
A distinctive academic home for practical Buddhist studies, Buddhist psychology and counselling, meditation, wellbeing and contemporary communication.
The department connects rigorous scholarship with practical application in education, leadership, counselling, wellbeing, culture and community engagement.
Applying Buddhist knowledge to contemporary monastic, cultural and community contexts.
Studying mind, behaviour, wellbeing and counselling through Buddhist and interdisciplinary perspectives.
Exploring contemplative practice, ethical development and holistic approaches to wellbeing.
Strengthening digital literacy and effective communication for modern Buddhist education and service.
The Department of Applied Buddhist Studies represents the practical dimension of the university’s identity by advancing programmes grounded in Dhamma, Vinaya and Buddhist cultural heritage.
The department promotes the living value of Buddhist knowledge through studies in practical Buddhist heritage, monastery planning and management, Buddhist communication, Dhamma propagation, Buddhist law, health and wellbeing, arts, sculpture and sacred heritage.
Read the full messagePurpose-built pathways combining Buddhist scholarship, practical competencies and research.
Bachelor of Arts
An interdisciplinary degree that integrates Buddhist understandings of mind and behaviour with counselling knowledge and practice.
Programme detailsBachelor of Arts
A programme connecting classical Buddhist learning with practical leadership, heritage, communication and community service.
Programme detailsBachelor of Arts Honours
An advanced honours programme featuring research, practicum, internship and specialised Buddhist psychotherapeutic studies.
Programme detailsOpen academic resources, university systems and essential student services.
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