Welcome to the M.A. in Yoga and Naturopathy, a two-year postgraduate program offered by the School of Health & Wellness at Sona Devi University. This advanced academic journey is designed for individuals who wish to deepen their understanding of traditional healing systems and become leaders in the field of holistic health.
This program blends the philosophical and therapeutic foundations of yoga with the natural healing principles of naturopathy, offering a robust and integrative approach to wellness education. With a strong emphasis on research, clinical training, and practical application, students will be equipped to contribute meaningfully to the expanding world of complementary and alternative medicine.

Why Choose This Program?

The M.A. in Yoga and Naturopathy is the perfect choice for graduates and wellness practitioners seeking advanced knowledge and specialized skills. Here’s what makes this program exceptional:

1. Advanced Curriculum: Explore in-depth studies in yogic philosophy, advanced asanas and kriyas, naturopathic treatment systems, herbal medicine, and mind-body therapies.
2. Clinical & Practical Exposure: Participate in real-time clinical practice, wellness centre internships, and community health initiatives.
3. Research-Oriented Learning: Develop critical research skills and contribute to the growing body of knowledge in holistic health sciences.
4. Interdisciplinary Approach: Integrate modern health science with traditional therapies for a balanced understanding of preventive and curative care.
5. Professional Development: Receive training in wellness program design, lifestyle counselling, and therapeutic techniques for individualized care.

Career Opportunities:

Graduates of the M.A. in Yoga and Naturopathy program are prepared to pursue impactful careers in the health and wellness industry, including:

• Clinical Yoga Therapist: Offer evidence-based therapeutic yoga sessions tailored to individual health conditions.
• Naturopathy Practitioner: Design natural treatment plans using diet, herbs, hydrotherapy, and lifestyle guidance.
• Wellness Program Director: Lead wellness initiatives in hospitals, corporate sectors, and wellness retreats.
• Researcher or Scholar: Contribute to academic research and innovation in holistic health sciences.

• Educator or Trainer: Teach and train future wellness professionals in academic institutions or training centres.