Academic Endowments, News
Photo by Lars Jensen. In November 2016, Rinpoche made a rare visit to North America to visit Ann Arbor, Michigan, as part of the Khyentse Visitorship. The Visitor Program was set up by a group of Rinpoche’s students, to bring the best of the Oral Tradition...
Academia Initiative, Academia Page New, Academic Endowments, News
The gift is largest dedicated to the study of Tibetan Buddhism in North America. The Khyentse Gendun Chopel Professorship of Tibetan Buddhist Studies will further enhance one of the largest Buddhist studies programs in North America, in large part due to the...
Academic Endowments, Individual Scholarships
By Professor Robert Sharf The Group in Buddhist Studies at the University of California, Berkeley, was organized in 1972 in order to promote interdisciplinary research in the field of Buddhism and to oversee a specialized Ph.D. program — one of the first of its kind...
Academia Initiative, Academic Endowments, News, Revitalizing Buddhist Traditions, Training for the Future
The 2014 Khyentse Lecture at the University of California at Berkeley has been announced: “Creative Buddhas, Gnosticism, and Pure Lands in Renaissance Tibet.” by David Germano of the University of Virginia. February 13, 2014 at the Toll Room, Alumni House,...
Academia Initiative, Academic Endowments, Revitalizing Buddhist Traditions
By Charmaine Oakley Khyentse Foundation is supporting Buddhist studies in India by establishing a new KF Visiting Professorship at Pune University’s Department of Pali. “At Pune, we wish to create a modern seat of learning by combining indigenous talent with...
