BA (Hons) in Tripitaka Studies
A specialised Honours programme centred on the Theravada Tripitaka, covering the Sutta, Vinaya and Abhidhamma Piṭakas with Aṭṭhakathā and Tīkā traditions, supported by chanting, recitation and independent research.
Explore undergraduate pathways in Tripitaka Studies, Buddhist Philosophy, Pāli and Buddhist Civilization.
A specialised Honours programme centred on the Theravada Tripitaka, covering the Sutta, Vinaya and Abhidhamma Piṭakas with Aṭṭhakathā and Tīkā traditions, supported by chanting, recitation and independent research.
A major and compulsory field of study that examines Buddhist doctrines, ethics, logic, epistemology, psychology, counselling and contemporary social questions through critical philosophical inquiry.
A language-and-text pathway that develops competence in Pāli grammar, morphology, syntax, translation and interpretation of canonical, commentarial and non-canonical Buddhist literature.
An interdisciplinary pathway on Buddhist cultures, societies and traditions, covering origins, expansion, cultural sources, lay community, rituals, arts, ecology, economy and world religions.
Programme structures on this concept site are based on the Department’s currently published public information. Final course registration, credit requirements and current offerings should always be checked against the latest approved University handbook and faculty notices.
Connect textual learning, research and the living Theravada tradition.