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Syllabus for Doctoral Degree in Yoga - PhD (Yoga)

This page contains syllabus followed at SVYASA Yoga University and is proprietary. This syllabus has been created collectively at SVYASA by our Faculty through years of experience in Yoga. The syllabus is periodically updated to accomodate newer understandings and the needs of the hour. While care is taken to ensure this webpage is updated from time to time, further clarifications on this syllabus can be sought on syllabus@svyasa.org

Theory Electives for PhD in Yoga

YPS T 1311
Quantum Mechanics and Consciousness (3 Credits)

OBJECTIVES
Science has evolved over 400 yrs in the West from Newtonion mechanics to Quantum physics. It is brought matter-based approach has its essence. The new transition is towards consciousness-based approach.
Objective of this programme is to give a broad outline of quantum physics and the role of consciousness in furthering the understanding of the world around us.
Books:
1. Tao of Physics - Fritz Capra
2. Self-Aware Universe - Amit Goswami.

YPS T 1321
Architecture and Consciousness (3 Credits)

OBJECTIVES
Modern civil engineering and architecture have been continuously evolving. The scientific exactness has brought great dividents to their growth. As science has started considering consciousness, there is a new trend towards looking at Vastu (the science of ancient Indian architecture).
The objectives of this course is to equip the students with a glimpse of the modern architecture and the principles and practices of vastu shastra.
Books:
1. Cook R.D. Malkus, D.S. and Plesha, M.E, Concepts and Applications of Finite Elements Analysis. Third Edition, John Wiley, 1989.
2. J.N. Reddy, An Introduction to the Finite Element Method, Second Edition, McGraw-Hill, Inc., 1993


     
 
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