Department of Yoga
The department of Yoga studies was established in Central University of Kerala under the School of Medicine and Public Health during 2nd March 2018.We are proud that Central University of Kerala is one of the six Central Universities of India, identified by the Ministry of Human Resource Development, Govt. of India to offer range of programs in Yoga. Presently department has intake of 50 students and offers the course in Post Graduate Diploma in Yoga(PGDY) and Master of Science degree in Yoga Therapy(M.Sc. in Yoga Therapy). At present the department is headed by Dr. Subramanya Pailoor.The department of Yoga is in the process of upgrading its facilities with Ph.D programs and research oriented activities and Yoga Therapy Clinics which can provide service to the general public.Curriculum includes contents from syllabus of various competitive examination such as UGC-CSIR NET, AYUSH, QCI etc. It also includes recent innovations and practices adopted by industry in the fields of medicine and health therapies. The curriculum of Yoga Therapy contains Ancient Philosophy, Anatomy, Physiology, Yoga Therapy and Clinical Diagnosis of various diseases.
Vision
To evolve as a National Centre of Advanced Studies in Yoga and to cultivate human resources to develop a holistic system of health care through integration of ancient traditional science and modern science and technologies. Also to build ideal social orders and to bring values in social life.
Mission
- To facilitate the need of Yoga based research to combine Philosophy with modern scientific advancement to reveal the science behind Indian Traditional Practices.
- To cultivate critical thinking that ignite minds for innovations.
- To contribute towards building a socially active, humane and generations with spiritual intelligence.
- To promote quality and excellence in academics, administration and infrastructure.