Master of Arts (M.A.) in Vishistadvaita Vedanta is a specialized postgraduate program that focuses on the philosophy and teachings of Vishistadvaita, a school of Vedanta founded by the philosopher Ramanuja. This program explores the nuances of this dualistic yet non-dualistic philosophy, emphasizing the nature of the soul, the supreme being (Brahman), and the relationship between them. The course covers key texts like the Vedanta Sutra, Sri Bhashya, and other relevant scriptures, offering students a deep understanding of spiritual concepts, theology, and metaphysics. The program typically spans 2 years, with a curriculum that includes lectures, discussions, research projects, and examinations. Graduates of this course often pursue careers in academia, theology, or spiritual leadership.
