Medical

Course Description

BNYS (Bachelor of Naturopathy and Yogic Sciences) - UG Program:

BNYS is an undergraduate program that integrates the principles of naturopathy, yoga, and traditional healing practices. The program typically spans 5.5 years, including 4.5 years of academic study and a 1-year internship. It focuses on natural healing methods to maintain wellness and treat illnesses, using therapies like herbal medicine, hydrotherapy, diet therapy, acupuncture, massage, and yoga. Students are also taught the scientific basis of these treatments, along with anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, and other medical sciences. BNYS graduates can work as naturopaths, yoga therapists, and wellness experts, guiding patients towards holistic health practices without relying on synthetic medications.

BNYS PG (Postgraduate) Programs:

Postgraduate programs in Naturopathy and Yogic Sciences, such as MD (Naturopathy) or MS (Yoga and Naturopathy), offer further specialization in the field. These programs typically last 3 years and provide advanced knowledge and clinical training in naturopathy, yoga, and alternative medicine. Specializations may include:

Naturopathy – Advanced treatments using natural therapies such as diet, fasting, hydrotherapy, and herbal medicines.
Yoga Therapy – Focuses on the therapeutic use of yoga for mental, emotional, and physical healing.
Holistic Medicine – Integrating various natural healing methods for overall wellness.

PG programs in BNYS help students develop a deep understanding of natural healing practices, and they prepare graduates to become experts in specific naturopathy and yoga therapies. These graduates can pursue careers in wellness centers, hospitals, research, teaching, or as independent practitioners. They may also contribute to the development of alternative healthcare models that combine conventional and holistic approaches.