Master in Practicing Integrative Worldviews In Technology Era

Tuition costs 3,795 USD per year.

Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam provides a unique academic environment for exploring the intersection of ancient wisdom traditions and modern technological challenges. This programme offers a rigorous yet accessible introduction to the Hindu worldview, positioning it not as a static historical relic, but as a living framework for navigating contemporary life.

Participants are invited to examine the interconnection between the self, the universe, and divinity through core concepts such as dharma and advaita. The course is specifically designed for professionals and lifelong learners who seek to integrate ethical values, such as karma and charity, into their modern decision-making processes. By balancing public rituals and social order with private devotion and renunciation, students gain a comprehensive understanding of how Hindu philosophy addresses the ultimate quest for truth in an era defined by rapid technological change.

Integrated Learning Approach

• Existential Inquiry: Explore the Hindu view of existence, the cycle of life, and the four life goals.
• Knowledge Systems: Gain insights into the importance of embodied knowing, oral traditions, and the role of scriptures in contemporary debates.
• Practical Application: Connect ancient values to modern challenges, including holistic wellbeing and ethical living.

Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam is a research-led university situated in the heart of Amsterdam, founded in 1880 and welcoming more than 31,700 students including a large international cohort. Its long history combines academic tradition with modern interdisciplinary teaching across social sciences, humanities, law, business, and sciences. English-taught bachelor and master programs make it accessible to international applicants seeking a high-quality European education in a dynamic urban setting.

The university emphasizes research excellence and societal impact, with numerous institutes and centers that connect students to real-world challenges. Small-group teaching, problem-based learning options, and close supervision at graduate level support academic growth. International students can take advantage of dedicated services for visa advice, housing support, language courses, and career guidance that ease transition and enhance employability in the Netherlands and beyond.

Student life blends campus facilities with Amsterdam cultural vitality, including museums, startups, and multinational companies that offer internships and networking. Affordable public transport and a bicycle-friendly environment make daily life straightforward while campus clubs and student associations help newcomers build a community. Prospective international students should research program entry requirements early, prepare application documents and funding plans, and reach out to the international office to plan arrival and accommodation.