Ayurvedic Philosophy & Ayurvedic Anatomy (Padarth vigyan and Rachana sharir)  
•    history and philosophy of Ayurveda
•    introduction to the basics of the three Gunas, five elements, and three doshas
•    the concept of prakruti (individual constitution) and vikruti (imbalanced state)
•    the principals of Sankhya philosophy and cosmology
•    introduction to Ayurvedic anatomy: doshas,dhatus, malas, and strotas

Ayurvedic Physiology (Kriya sharir)
•    in-depth study of the sub-doshas of Vata, pitta, and kapha
•    study of sevendhatus (tissues), three malas (wastes), and sixteen srotas (pathways)
•    explore the effect of sattva,rajas, and tamas (three gunas) on the mind and emotions
•    symptoms of doshic imbalance
•    function and importance of Agni (digestive ability) and its role in maintaining health

Ayurvedic Psychology (Manas Vigyan)
•    study of the mental doshas: origin, location, and function
•    study of the human psyche and its components
•    the five sheaths, kundalini, seven chakras and the three Gunas
•    exploration of the different mental constitutions

Ayurvedic Nutrition & Dietetics (Ahara Poshana Vigyan)
•    the importance of daily routine (dinacharya) and seasonal routines (ritucharya)
•    importance of the six tastes of food in establishing doshic balance
•    client diet evaluation and recommendations
•    understanding the digestive process

Evaluate constitution, Pathogenesis& Diagnosis (Prakriti, Vikrati Vigyana & Roga Nidana Vigyana)
•    taking patient history and evaluating constitution
•    Pulse diagnosis
•    Tongue diagnosis
•    diagnostic techniques including physical observation
•    study of the various stages of disease and their classifications
•    aggravation and alleviation of the doshas
•    the study of ojas and its importance to the immune system

Ayurvedic Detoxification (Pancha Karma Vigyan)
•    theoretical and practical studyofPancha karma
•    learn various therapeutic treatments
•    preparation of herbal concoctions used in panchakarma
•    study of Rejuvenative therapies and incorporate Marmatherapy

Ayurveda Herbology (Dravya Guna Vigyan)
•    clinical preparation and application of major Ayurvedic herbs
•    herbal energetics: rasa,virya, vipaka, and prabhava
•    learn to combine healing herbs
•    the therapeutic use of spices in cooking for establishing and maintaining balance
•    the use of spices in the therapeutic treatment of disease

Diagnosing and Managing Disease Part 1 (Chikitsa Vigyana)
•    client examination, Ayurvedicdiagnosticsand etiology
•    study of various diseases of the respiratory and digestive systems
•    imbalances of the doshas,dhatus, and malas
•    dietary management

Diagnosing and Managing Disease Part 2 (Chikitsa Vigyana)
•    the study of cardiovascular, urinary and skin disorders
•    aggravation of doshas,dhatus, and malas
•    treatments for cardiovascular, urinary and skin disorders

Diagnosing and Managing Disease Part 3 (Chikitsa Vigyana)
•    diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment of gynecological diseases
•    study of the diseases of the ear, nose, and eye
•    treatment of the above diseases

Review and Final Comprehensive Exam
•    review of course materials
•    practical clinical workshop
•    final exam includes written,  interview and clinical