Master of Umanglai Haraoba is a 2-year postgraduate program focused on the study, preservation, and promotion of Umanglai Haraoba, the ritualistic festival of the Meitei community in Manipur. This interdisciplinary course explores ritual performances, indigenous dance forms, traditional music, oral literature, and theological aspects of Umanglai (ancestral deities) worship. Students engage in practical training, ethnographic research, and cultural documentation, acquiring expertise in ritual choreography, musical instrumentation, and ceremonial practices. The curriculum integrates history, anthropology, and performance studies, offering career opportunities in academia, cultural preservation, performing arts, and heritage tourism. Graduates contribute to revitalizing indigenous traditions and fostering cultural exchange. The course includes field studies, workshops, and collaborations with traditional practitioners to ensure authenticity and depth of learning.