Division of Yoga and Humanities

Objectives

Weekend Certificate program in Kolata and Nattuvanga for Bharatanatya will inculcate
interest towards our deep-rooted culture in common man and transform the vanishing traditions
to next generation.

Specially designed yoga courses for artistes will enhance the holistic approach on Physical and
mental health. Art appreciation through dance academics, connects to art education. This will
inculcate an artistic responsibility. Art educations broaden the mind for learning, transforming and
safeguarding the art.

Admission

Certificate Program admissions are open now

• Program will commence from November first week
• It is a 15 weeks – one Semester Program
• Classes are conducted in Weekends / Hybrid mode
• Last date for application submission is November 15th.

Eligibility

• 18 years and above
• PUC pass
• Good knowledge on rhythm and physical fitness to dance for Kolata Certificate Program
• Minimum 10 years of Bharatanatya / Music learning for Nattuvanga in Bharatanatya Certificate Program

Course Curriculum

CPA – DANCE – 300 hrs – 12 Credits

2 Practical’s – 3 Theory Courses

• Kolata Specialisation – Practical / Theory
• Nattuvanga for Bharatanatya Specialisation – Practical/ Theory
• Yoga – Practical / Theory Common Courses
• Art Appreciation – Theory Common Courses

Achievements

• Students friendly well designed program
• Resource full faculty
• Facilitate students to explore on special lectures, workshops, interactions with domain
  professionals

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