The Tibetan Nuns Project has announced the successful completion of accommodation at Dolma Ling Nunnery for Buddhist nuns undertaking tantric studies.
The Centre of Buddhist Studies at the University of Hong Kong has announced an upcoming series of lectures on Buddhism and AI running from 7–21 May.
The Tibetan Nuns Project announced that Shugsep Nunnery and Dolma Ling Nunnery held their annual graduation ceremonies earlier in April.
The Asia Research Institute at the National university of Singapore announced the establishment of the Nalanda Endowed Professorship in India–China Studies.
New data shows Christianity and Buddhism have faced notable declines due to religious switching, especially among younger generations
A delegation from the International Buddhist Confederation (IBC) of India visited Myanmar to develop strategies for promoting Buddhist studies.
The Taiwanese Buddhist humanitarian organization Tzu Chi Charity Foundation announced a free online study course, “Buddhism: Past, Present, and Future.”
The series focuses on textual exegesis, philosophy, and critical-historical analysis about Indo-Tibetan Buddhism and Central Asia
The Tibetan Nuns Project announced that nine Tibetan Buddhist nuns graduated from the year-long Tantric Studies program at Gyuto Tantric University.
Archaeological excavations at Ratnagiri have garnered media attention for the wealth of artifacts unearthed—evidence of the region’s rich Buddhist heritage.
The University of Bern plans to shut down its courses in Tibetan culture and classical language, from the fall semester of this year.
Buddhist monastics in Bhutan will soon be able to consult a Japanese-designed generative-AI chatbot for in-depth discussion of the Buddhadharma.
