Classes

Study Buddhism not merely as a historical event, but as a living philosophy and embodied discipline.

Understand the roots and implications of Western philosophy through a personal encounter with the seminal thinkers of the West.

Investigate the central philosophical, literary, and aesthetic works of one of the world’s oldest civilizations. 

Consider issues fundamental to Indian systems of thought while grappling with the perennial riddles of existence.

Engage in an in-depth study of Sanskrit and Classical Chinese while developing the skills to examine source texts in their original languages.

Gain college-level mathematical skills while reflecting on the philosophical foundations of math as a discipline of knowledge.

Investigate how scientific principles were first developed and continue to evolve over time.

Learn to express your thoughts clearly and critically while developing a personal writing practice.

Cultivate a sensitivity for direct knowledge through engagement with the aesthetic, kinesthetic, and applied dimensions of liberal arts.

Pull together the knowledge, skills, and interests you’ve acquired from across DRBU’s curriculum into a culminating learning experience.