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2 Buddhist Studies Master's Degree Programs
The University of Hong Kong Faculty of Arts
Master of Buddhist Studies degree
- Lung Fu Shan Country Park, Hong Kong
Master degree
On-Campus
English
The Master of Buddhist Studies degree (MBS) programme is a coursework programme offered by the Centre of Buddhist Studies (CBS) of The University of Hong Kong. The degree is awarded through the Faculty of Arts. English is the medium of instruction except for a selected few classes.
Won Institute Of Graduate Studies
Master of Won Buddhist Studies
- Glenside, USA
Master degree
On-Campus
English
The Won Institute of Graduate Studies is the only institution of higher education outside of Korea, offering the study of Won Buddhism — a reformed Buddhism integrating Buddhist, Taoist, and Confucian teachings.
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Buddhist degree programs at the Master's level offer a deep dive into the teachings, practices, and cultural dimensions of Buddhism, making this field uniquely enriching for those interested in spiritual, philosophical, and ethical studies. You'll engage with texts, rituals, and meditative practices while exploring the historical contexts that shape contemporary Buddhist thought.
Through coursework in Buddhist philosophy, ethics, comparative religion, and meditation techniques, you'll develop critical skills in analysis, interpretation, and engagement with sacred texts. Students build confidence as they engage with new perspectives, fostering a deeper understanding of both individual and communal aspects of Buddhism. Fields of study may include topics like the impact of Buddhism on social justice, mindfulness practices in modern contexts, and cross-cultural influences.
Master's level programs emphasize research methodologies, allowing you to explore particular themes and issues in depth. Graduates commonly pursue careers in academia, spiritual leadership, and humanitarian work, gaining skills that are valued across various sectors. This focus ensures you can contribute thoughtfully to discussions and initiatives within and beyond the realm of Buddhism.