The School of Indian Knowledge System focuses on the exploration, preservation, and dissemination of India's traditional wisdom and practices. This includes ancient sciences, arts, philosophies, and holistic health systems like Ayurveda and Yoga. The school aims to integrate these traditional knowledge systems with contemporary education, fostering a deeper understanding of India's cultural heritage. Through interdisciplinary research, publications, and educational programs, the school seeks to bridge the gap between ancient wisdom and modern science, promoting sustainable and holistic approaches to current global challenges.

Undergraduate Programmes

B. A. In Indian knowledge System

Indian knowledge system aims to support and facilitate further research to solve contemporary societal issues. IKS is based on Vedic literature, the Vedas and the Upanishads. The course contents shall be Introduction to IKS, Vedas and Upanishads, Wisdom through the ages like ancestral wisdom, Purana, The Puraric repository, Itihasas, Shubhasitas, Number Systems and Units of Measurement, Vedic mathematics, Knowledge Framework and classfications, Ayurveda, Vastushastra.
This course has opportunities in Healthcare, Education- IKS faculties, IKS academicians, Travel and Tourism- Skill experts of Indian Studies, Media House- IKS content writer, Startups- Related to emotional and spiritual healing, astrology, educational websites, you tube channels, podcasts, Etc.

Certificate Program in Sthapatya Veda

Sthapatya Veda being a science of architecture is completely based on Nature's Law. Need to learn and apply the principles of Sthapatya Veda is to set an equilibrium of Cosmic Powers within a dwelling structure. The course contains Science of Architecture, Sutra Mandal, Manushalaya, Devalaya, Yoga Sutra, and Sanskrit. This course also includes practical components such as laboratory experiments, and field visits integrated to provide hands-on experience and develop expertise.
This course has opportunities in architecturalfirms, heritage conservation organizations, and urban planning agencies. They can also work as architectural consultants, heritage conservation specialists, or urban designers, applying the principles of Sthapatya Veda to design buildings and spaces that harmonize with natural elements and promote well-being according to the principles of Sthapatya Veda.