Bachelor of Arts in Buddhist Psychology
In order to face these challenges, it is necessary to open new avenues for students to grow themselves equipped with multiple disciplines and comparative studies to have access to global job market and postgraduate studies. As there is a growing number of student population of wide interests and seeking new paths of education national and international, it is necessary to create a good educational atmosphere to carter to their needs and interest. In recognizing the above challenges the Department of Pāli and Buddhist Studies have proposed this Degree Programme on Buddhist Psychology with a view to expose students to the new dimensions of higher education. It is hoped that the quality of knowledge, skills and attitudes of the students would improve in the process of their studies in Buddhist Psychology. Graduates become professionals equipped with knowledge and skills, value human social norms and ethics, perform analytically, demonstrate leadership qualities, and work creatively and professionally with innovative ideas.
Language
Sinhala
Studies and Length
90 Credits
Level
Degree
Programme Period
3 Years
Overall Aims of the programme
Welcome to our university, dedicated to nurturing competitive graduates poised to drive national development. With a commitment to shaping the future of Sri Lankan education, we seamlessly integrate traditional wisdom with contemporary knowledge. Our unique curriculum delves into Buddhist psychological theories, fostering an environment where students grasp the applications of these principles for personal and societal improvement. We aim to instill a profound understanding and appreciation of Buddhist Psychology, empowering our students to apply its theories effectively. Our academic discourse extends to the comparative realms of psychology and counseling, fostering a research culture that explores the intersections between Buddhist and Western psychology. Join us in cultivating a dynamic learning environment that blends tradition with innovation, preparing graduates for impactful contributions to both local and global landscapes.
Course Structure
1st Semester
BUPS 11312 - Introduction to Buddhist Psychology
BUPS 11322 - Introduction to Philosophical Background of Indian Psychology
2nd Semester
BUPS 12332 - Buddhist Phenomenological Psychology I
BUPS 12342 - Source Acquaintance of Buddhist Psychology
BUPS 12352 - Fundamentals of Buddhist Psychophysics
BUPS 12362 - Introduction to Buddhist Psychiatry (Auxiliaries)
BUPS 11312 - Introduction to Buddhist Psychology
BUPS 11322 - Introduction to Philosophical Background of Indian Psychology
2nd Semester
BUPS 12332 - Buddhist Phenomenological Psychology I
BUPS 12342 - Source Acquaintance of Buddhist Psychology
BUPS 12352 - Fundamentals of Buddhist Psychophysics
BUPS 12362 - Introduction to Buddhist Psychiatry (Auxiliaries)
1st Semester
BUPS 21312 - Psychology of Religions
BUPS 21322 - Buddhist Cognitive Psychology
2nd Semester
BUPS 22332 - Fundamentals of Modern Psychology
BUPS 22342 - Introduction to Applied Buddhist Psychology
BUPS 22352 - Buddhist Perspective in Child Psychology (Optional)
BUPS 21312 - Psychology of Religions
BUPS 21322 - Buddhist Cognitive Psychology
2nd Semester
BUPS 22332 - Fundamentals of Modern Psychology
BUPS 22342 - Introduction to Applied Buddhist Psychology
BUPS 22352 - Buddhist Perspective in Child Psychology (Optional)
1st Semester
BUPS 31312 - Theories and Perspectives of Buddhist psychology
BUPS 31322 - Buddhist Analysis of psychological disorders
2nd Semester
BUPS 32332 - Psycho-analysis in vijñānavāda Buddhist School
BUPS 32342 - Stress Management and Mental Health
BUPS 32352 - Buddhist Educational Psychology (Auxiliaries)
BUPS 31312 - Theories and Perspectives of Buddhist psychology
BUPS 31322 - Buddhist Analysis of psychological disorders
2nd Semester
BUPS 32332 - Psycho-analysis in vijñānavāda Buddhist School
BUPS 32342 - Stress Management and Mental Health
BUPS 32352 - Buddhist Educational Psychology (Auxiliaries)