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SANGHA COLLEGE
1. EDUCATION CURRICULUM 2. TIMETABLE (KOREAN LUNAR CALENDAR) 3. ADMISSION & GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS 4. CLASS SCHEDULE (1 SEMESTER) 5. DAILY SCHEDULE 6. EXPLANATION OF SINO-KOREAN TEXTBOOKS AND LEVELS OF STUDY 7. CAMPUSES 8. GRADUATE SCHOOLS & GRADUATE-LEVEL INSTITUTES
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EDUCATION CURRICULUM
The Sangha College Education system is comprised of four levels of required courses in the three main divisions of the Tripitaka: ~ Sutras (Gyeong) ~ The Teachings of the Buddha, ~ Vinaya (Yul) ~ The Monastic Discipline ~ Abhidharma/Shastra (Non) ~ The Commentaries and Recorded Works of Great Masters There are three additional sections of study: ~ Recommended Courses ~ Elective Courses ~ Required Practical Training Courses in Skills Essential for Buddhist Monastic Life. In the Sangha Colleges of South Korea, the courses are primarily taught in two languages: Korean and Classical Chinese, with additional commentary and insertions in English, Chinese and Japanese, and historical and academic references in Sanskrit and Pali.
First Year ~ Chi Mun Ban: Sutras ~ Vinaya ~ Shastra ~ Focus on the Fundamental Teachings of the Elder Sanghans in Northern Buddhism Textbook: the "Chi Mun" Collection (see description of the Chi Mun Framework below) Elementary Novice Sramanera and Sramaneri Disciple Early Indian Buddhism: Origins, Teachings, Historical Development A Survey of Fundamental Buddhist Teachings
Recommended Courses ~ Computer Literacy Elective Courses ~ ~ Sthaviravada/Hinayana: The Agama Sutras ~ Zen/Chan/Seon: the Sixth Patriarch's Platform Sutra ~ Mahayana: Vimalakirti Nirdesa Sutra or Sadharmapundarika Sutra (Lotus Sutra) ~ Foreign Language Dharma Communication: English, Japanese, Chinese (choose one) ~ Asian Philosophy: Associations Between Buddhism, Confucianism*, Taoism, Animism (*note: this course may be required) Practical Training Courses ~ Buddhist Ritual - Level I Meditation in Daily Life and Community Work/Temple and Sangha Administration- Level I Offerings - Level I Rote Sutra Memorization and Recitation (Classical Chanting) - Level I Monastic Behavior and Deportment - Level I
Second Year ~ Sa Jip Ban Sutra ~ Vinaya ~ Shastra ~ Focus on Sutra Teachings and Commentaries of the Meditation Schools Textbooks: Seon Yo, Cheor Yo, Do Seo, Seo Jang The Siksamanani Discipline [in Bhiksuni Sangha Universities only] (a) Chinese Buddhism: Origins, Teachings, Historical Development (b) Madhyamika
Recommended Courses ~ ~ Zen/Chan/Seon: The Origins, Teachings and Historical Development of the Northern Meditation Schools in China, Korea, and Japan ~ Actual Cultivation of Insight Meditation (Cheom Seon) ~ The Development and Growth of the Buddhadharma and Dharmasasana Elective Courses ~ ~ Sthaviravada/Hinayana: The Agama Sutras ~ Abhidharma: The Abhidharmakosa Shastra ~ Zen/Chan/Seon: the Sixth Patriarch's Platform Sutra (and others) ~ Mahayana: Vimalakirti Nirdesa Sutra, Sadharmapundarika Sutra (and others) ~ Foreign Language Dharma Communication: English, Japanese, Chinese (choose one) ~ Asian Philosophy: Associations Between Buddhism, Confucianism*, Taoism, Animism (*note: this course may be required) Practical Training Courses ~ ~ Buddhist Ritual - Level II ~ Meditation in Daily Life and Community Work /Temple and Sangha Administration - Level II ~ Offerings - Level II ~ Rote Sutra Memorization and Recitation (Classical Chanting) - Level II ~ Monastic Behavior and Deportment - Level II
Third Year ~ Sa Gyo Ban Sutra ~ Focus on Mahayana Textbooks: The Sutra on Complete Enlightenment, The Vajrachchedika Prajna Paramita Sutra Diamond Sutra The Surangama Sutra The Mahayana Brahmajala Sutra (the Bodhisattva Pratimoksa) (a) Korean Buddhism: Origins, Teachings, Historical Development (b) The Awakening of Faith in the Mahayana (c) Yogacara (Vijnavada/Cittamatra)
Vinaya ~ Shastra ~
Recommended Courses ~ ~ Later Indian Buddhism ~ An Introduction to Comparative Religion: Religion in Human Society ~ Evolution of the Monastic Discipline
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Elective Courses ~ ~ Sthaviravada/Hinayana: The Agama Sutras ~ Abhidharma: The Abhidharmakosa Shastra ~ Zen/Chan/Seon: the Sixth Patriarch's Platform Sutra (and others) ~ Mahayana: Vimalakirti Nirdesa Sutra, Sadharmapundarika Sutra (and others) ~ Foreign Language Dharma Communication: English, Japanese, Chinese (choose one) ~ Asian Philosophy: Associations Between Buddhism, Confucianism*, Taoism, Animism (*note: this course may be required) Practical Training Courses ~ ~ Buddhist Ritual - Level III ~ Meditation in Daily Life and Community Work /Temple and Sangha Administration - Level III ~ Offerings - Level III ~ Rote Sutra Memorization and Recitation (Classical Chanting) - Level III ~ Monastic Behavior and Deportment - Level III
Fourth Year ~ Dae Gyo Ban Sutra ~ Vinaya ~ Shastra ~ Focus on the Harmonized and Interpenetrating Doctrine of the Avatamasaka Textbook: The Mahavaipulyabuddhavatamsaka Sutra The Bhiksu and Bhiksu Pratimoksa Sutras of the Dharmagupta Nikaya with Reference to the Vinayas of the Pali Texts, Mulasarvastivada, Sarvastivada, Mahisasaka and Mahasamghika Svatantrika
Recommended Courses ~ ~ Foundation, History and Principles of the Korean Jogye Order ~ Dharma Dispensation: Establishment of the Dharmasasana Elective Courses ~ ~ Sthaviravada/Hinayana: The Agama Sutras ~ Abhidharma: The Abhidharmakosa Shastra ~ Zen/Chan/Seon: the Sixth Patriarch's Platform Sutra (and others) ~ Mahayana: Vimalakirti Nirdesa Sutra, Sadharmapundarika Sutra (and others) ~ Foreign Language Dharma Communication: English, Japanese, Chinese (choose one) ~ Asian Philosophy: Associations Between Buddhism, Confucianism, Taoism, Animism Practical Training Courses ~ ~ Buddhist Ritual - Level IV ~ Meditation in Daily Life and Community Work /Temple and Sangha Administration - Level IV ~ Offerings - Level IV ~ Rote Sutra Memorization and Recitation (Classical Chanting) - Level IV ~ Monastic Behavior and Deportment - Level IV
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Bhiksu Sangha Universities in Korea follow the lunar timetable of the Meditation Schools while the Bhiksuni Sangha Universities follow the timetable of the Doctrinal Schools, thus the differing dates for male and female novice monastics. Sramaneras (Sami Sunim/Male Novices) First Semester First Quarter 2.16 - 4.3 Spring Vacation 4.4 - 4.13 First Semester Second Quarter 4.14 - 7.15 Summer Vacation 7.16 - 8.15 Second Semester First Quarter 8.16 - 10.3 Autumn Vacation 10.4 - 10.13 Second Semester Second Quarter 10.14 - 1.15 Winter Vacation 1.16 - 2.15 Sramaneris (Samini Sunim/ Female Novices) First Semester First Quarter 1.21 - 3.15 Spring Vacation 3.16 - 4.12 First Semester Second Quarter 4.13 - 6.20 Summer Vacation 6.21 - 7.19 Second Semester First Quarter 7.20 - 10.14 N/A Second Semester Second Quarter 10.15 - 12.10 Winter Vacation 12.11 - 1.20
Note: Korean lunar calendars vary somewhat from their other Asian counterparts. A Korean Buddhist lunar calendar containing both lunar and roman dates can be obtained from any Korean Buddhist temple.
3. SANGHA COLLEGE ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS 1. 2. 3. 4. High School Graduation Sramanera or Sramaneri Ordination Recommendation and Support of the Applicant's Upadhyaya and Home Temple/Monastery Passing Score on Entrance Exam
SANGHA COLLEGE GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS A total of 64 credits, plus a passing grade in all training courses. Except for the Training Courses, credits are determined by class attendance and number of study hours per week.
~ Overview ~
Level/Year Required Courses Recommended Courses First Year Second Year Third Year Fourth Year Total 13 credits 14 credits 14 credits 11 credits 52 credits 2 credits 2 credits 2 credits 2 credits 8 credits Elective Courses 1 credit 1 credit 1 credit 1 credit 4 credits Training Courses Ritual Community Work Offerings,Chanting Deportment Pass
~ Details ~
Courses Year Curriculum Hours per Week Remarks
Required Courses
Level I Chi Mun Collection Novice Discipline Early Indian Buddhism Survery of -Buddhist Teaching Seon Yo (Zen/Chan) Cheor Yo (Zen/Chan) Do Seo (Zen/Chan) Seo Jeong (Zen/Chan) Chinese Buddhism Madhyamika Complete Englighten-ment Sutra Diamond Cutter Sutra Surangama Sutra Awakening of Faith Later Indian Buddhism Yogacara Avatamsaka Sutra Brahmajala Sutra 10 1 1 1 3 3 3 1 1 3 3 3 3 1 1 10 1 3 32 weeks * 5 hours 16 weeks * 1 hour 16 weeks * 1 hour 16 weeks * 1 hour "" "" "" 16 weeks * 1 hour 16 weeks * 1 hour "" 8 weeks * 6 hours
Level II
Level III
Level IV
Recommended Courses
Level I Level II Level III Level IV Ritual/Ceremony Computer Zen Buddhism Growth and Development of the Dharmasasana Comparative Religion Evolution of the Monastic Discipline Jogye Order Dharma Dispensation 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Elective Courses
All Levels Agama Sutras Lotus Sutra Vimalakirti Sutra 6th Patriarch Sutra Language Study 1 1 1 1 1
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Morning Lecture (120 min.) Chi Mun (Sthaviravada) Chi Mun (Sthaviravada) Chi Mun (Sthaviravada) Chi Mun (Sthaviravada) Chi Mun (Sthaviravada) Elective Elective
Afternoon Instruction/Lecture (60 min.) Ritual/Ceremony Novice Discipline free study Early Indian Buddhism Survey of the Development of Buddhism Computer Elective
2nd Year/Level II: Sa Jip Ban Time/Day Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Morning Lecture (120 min.) Sa Jip (Chan/Zen Buddhism) Sa Jip (Chan/Zen Buddhism) Sa Jip (Chan/Zen Buddhism) Sa Jip (Chan/Zen Buddhism) Sa Jip (Chan/Zen Buddhism) Sa Jip (Chan/Zen Buddhism) Elective Afternoon Instruction/Lecture (60 min.) Ritual/Ceremony Madhyamika free study Development and Growth of Buddhism Chinese Buddhism Zen/Chan/Seon Buddhism Elective
3rd Year/Level III: Sa Gyo Ban Time/Day Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Morning Lecture (120 min.) Sa Gyo (Mahayana) Sa Gyo (Mahayana) Sa Gyo (Mahayana) Sa Gyo (Mahayana) Sa Gyo (Mahayana) Sa Gyo (Mahayana) Elective Afternoon Instruction/Lecture (60 min.) Ritual/Ceremony Yogacara free study Development of the Monastic Discipline Later Indian Buddhism Comparative Religion Elective
4th Year/Level IV: Dae Go Ban Time/Day Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Morning Lecture (120 min.) Dae Gyo (Avatamsaka) Dae Gyo (Avatamsaka) Dae Gyo (Avatamsaka) Dae Gyo (Avatamsaka) Dae Gyo (Avatamsaka) Elective Elective Afternoon Instruction/Lecture (60 min.) Ritual/Ceremony Brahamajala Sutra (Bodhisattva Discipline) free study Dharma Dispensation Principles and Practices of the Jogye Order Elective Elective
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SANGHA COLLEGE DAILY SCHEDULE Program Rising, Morning Meditation, Chanting (Washing) Sutra Recitation, Meditation Breakfast Offering Cleaning the Monastery Grounds Morning Pre-Lecture Assembly Morning Lecture Morning Lecture Late Morning Chanting, Meal Offering Lunch Self-regulated Study Afternoon Instruction/Lecture Work Period Medicine Offering Evening Meditation, Chanting Student's Presentation/Discussion Washing/Bathing Rest
Time 3:00 - 4:30 4:30 - 5:30 5:30 - 6:20 6:20 - 6:50 6:50 - 7:20 7:20 - 9:20 9:40 - 10:20 10:20 - 11:00 11:00 - 12:00 12:00 - 14:00 14:00 - 16:30 16:30 - 17:30 17:30 - 18:00 18:00 - 19:00 19:00 - 20:30 20:30 - 21:00 21:00 -
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Chi Mun
(First Level/Year, The Teachings of the Elder Sanghans/Sthaviravada) "Chi" means "to dye", or "to be thoroughly penetrated", and refers to two ancient and traditonal Buddhist monastic practices that are analogous to one another: [1] the practice of wearing dyed robes and [2] thoroughly immersing oneself in the practice. "Mun" means "gate" or "to enter", and refers to entering the way. The Sutra Curriculum of the "Chi Mun" Year follows the pattern of intruction passed down through through the ages by the Elders of the Sangha, systemized in China in the 14th Century of the Common Era, and systemitized between the 14th and 17th Centuries in Korea. The Anthology of advice and teaching framework of the Elder Masters for those newly entering monastic life and Buddhist study is named "Chi Mun," thus the name for the first year of studies.
Sa Jip
(Second Level/Year, Chan/Zen/Seon School Teachings) "Sa" Four-part, "Jip" Dissertation. Collection of Four Main Zen/Chan Collections.
Collection of Letters to and from Song Dynasty Chan Master Dae Hae Sunim containing questions and answers fundamentally relevant to Zen Training and the Right Cultivation of Zen Meditation "Do" General, Entire "Seo" Preface. from Bodhidharma through Linchi.
(2) Do Seo [Full title: Seon Weon Je Jeon Jip Do Seo] (3) Seon Yo
"Seon" Zen Meditation, "Yo" Substance, Requirement Yuan Dynasty Chan Master Keo Bong Sunim's lectures on Zen Practice. "Cheor" "Yo" Substance, Requirement. Selection of Texts from 4 branches of the Zen School.
(4) Cheor Yo [Full title: Beop Jip Byeol Haeng Rok Cheor Yo]
Sa Gyo
(Third Level/Year, Mahayana) "Sa" Four, "Gyo" Doctrines. Four Great Branches of Mahayana Doctrine: (1) Complete Enlightenment Sutra (Weon Gak Gyeong) (2) Vajrachchedika Prajna Paramita (Keum Gang Kyeong ~ Diamond Cutter Sutra) (3) Sadharmapundarika Sutra (Beop Hwa Gyeong ~ Lotus Sutra) (4) Asvagosa's Awakening of Faith in the Mahayana (Dae Seung Gi Shin Non)
Dae Gyo
1. Hae In Sa Sangha College (Bhiksu/Sramanera Campus) (Hae In Sa: Sagaramudrarama, Ocean Seal Monastery)
10 Chi In Ri, Gaya Myeon Hap Cheon Gun, Kyeong Nam Provence, 678-890 South Korea (055) 931-1016 International Tel: 82.55.931.1016 www.haein-sa.org
Motto: "Faith, Communal Endeavor, Cultivation" Special Feature: National Dharma Jewel Monastery. Repository of Tripitaka Koreana Woodblocks. Home monastery of the past three generations of National Masters. Reestablished: after 1964 Independence by Un Heo Sunim. by Ji Kwan Sunim. Established to Modern Collegiate Standards
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2. Song Kwang Sa Sangha College (Bhiksu/Sramanera Campus) (Song Kwang Sa: Piney Expanse Monastery)
12 Shin Pyeong Ri, Song Kwang Myeon Sun Cheon Shi, Cheon Nam Provence, 541-930 South Korea (061) 755-5302 International Tel: 82.61.755.5302 temple.buddhism.or.kr/songkwang songkwang@www.buddhism.or.kr
Motto: "Sila, Samadhi, Prajna" & On the Trail of the Oxherder Special Feature: National Sangha Jewel Monastery. Founding Monastery of the Jogye School. Established: in the 12th Century by National Master Bojo Chinul
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538 Ji San Ri, Ha Buk Myeon Yang San Shi, Kyeong Nam Provence, 626-860 South Korea (055) 383-2363 International Tel: 82.55.383.2363 aranta.co.kr/sachal/gyeonggi/dongdosa.htm Home
Special Feature: National Buddha Jewel Monastery. Site of the Buddha's Sarira Stupa. Monastery of Southern Dharmagupta Nikaya Vinaya Master Ja Jang Yul Sa. Established in the Silla Dynasty 4. Su Deok Sa Sangha College (Bhiksu/Sramanera Campus) Yeong Do Sunim 20 Sa Cheon Ri, Deok San Myeon Ye San Gun, Chung Nam Provence, 340-920 South Korea (041) 337-5973 International Tel: 82.41.337.5973 http://www.sudeoksa.com sudeoksa@sudeoksa.com 1997
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Motto: "Sila, Samadhi, Prajna" 5. Baek Yang Sa Sangha College (Bhiksu/Sramanera Campus)
26 Yak Su Ri, Buk Ha Myeon Jang Seong Gun, Cheon Nam Provence, 515-850 South Korea (061) 392-7324 International Tel: 82.392.7342 www.sunnamja.or.kr/bysl.html
Opened: Originally opened as Un Mun Seminary by Zen Master Hwan Seong Ji An. Reestablished in 1900 by Man Am Sunim. Established as a formal Sangha College in modern times by Beop Kong Sunim, Kak Seong Sunim & Hye Kweon Sunim. Motto: "Right Elimination of Greed, Hatred and Delusion Right Cultivation of Sila, Samadhi and Prajna Right Study of the Sutras, Vinaya and Shastras"
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546 Cheong Nyeong Dong Keum Jeong Gu, City of Busan, 609-350 South Korea (051) 508-1165 International Tel: 82.51.508.1165 www.beomeosa.org beomeosa@beomeosa.org
Opened: Established as a Buddhist Monastic Seminary by Hon Hae Chan Yun Sunim, Seok Cheon Han Yeoung & Man Hae Yong un Sunim. Formally established as a Sangha College Campus in 1966. Motto: "Discipline, Community and the Resolution to Awaken"
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209 Sa Nae Ri, Nae Sok Ri Myeon Bo Eun Gun, Chung Buk Provence, 370-860 South Korea (043) 543-6783 International Tel: 82.43.543.6783
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Reopened: 1971 8. Bul Guk Sa Sangha College (Bhiksu/Sramanera Campus) (Bul Guk Sa: National Buddhist Monastery)
15 Jin Hyeon Dong City of Kyeong Ju, Kyeong Buk Provence, 780-400 South Korea (054) 746-1474 International Tel: 82.54.746.1474 www.ysg999.com.ne.kr/pulkuksa.html
Opened: in the Silla Dynasty. Modernized according to modern academic Sangha College Campus standards in 1975 by Beop Gong Sunim. Motto: "Humanitarian Buddhist Education, Buddhist Leadership"
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208 Un Su Ri, Hwa Gae Myeon Ha Dong Gun, Kyeong Nam Provence, 667-820 South Korea (055) 883-1901 International Tel: 82.55.883.1901 www.kandory.hihome.com/ssang/ssang.htm 1988 by Deok Min Sunim and Previous Abbot Tong Kwang Sunim
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Jik Ji Sa Sangha College (Bhiksu/Sramanera Campus) Heung Seon Sunim 216 Un Su Dong, Dae Hang Myeon City of Kim Cheon, Kyeong Buk Provence, 741-810 South Korea (054) 436-6772 www.kyongbuktour.or.kr/kimchun/kft9-1.htm
Opened: 1983 by Acaryas: Weon San, Beom Ha, Yeon Kwan, Shi Hyeon, Jae Weon, Ji Su, Weon Uk, Jin Seong, Ja Il, Seong Jeong, and Ji Uk Sunim after 3 years intensive practice period. Accredited: according to modern Sangha College academic standards in 1998
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12 Hwang Cheon Ri, Ma San Myeon Gu Nye Gun, Cheon Nam Provence, 542-850 South Korea (061) 782-0029 International Tel: 82.61.782.0029 www.hwaeomsa.org Affiliated as a
Opened: Original a Monastic Seminary of the Avatamsaka (Hwa Eom) Doctrinal School. Sangha College Campus in 1969.
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35 Do Hak Dong, Dong Gu City of Daegu, 701-430 South Korea (053) 985-1984 International Tel: 82.53.985.1984 www.donghwasa.net
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7 Jung Dae Dong, Dong Gu City of Daegu, 701-500 South Korea (053) 984-4550 International Tel: 82.53.984.4550 sajahu.com/sachal/pagyesa.html 2000
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500 Sam In Ri, Asan Myeon Gu Cheon Gun, Northern Cholla Provence South Korea www.sununsa.org/son/main.html
Opened: Original established in the year 1400 of the Baekje Dynasty by Zen Master Keom Dan. Later developed as an Avatamsaka School. Formally affiliated as a Sangha College Campus in May, 2003.
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789 Hak Bong Ri, Ban Po Myeon City of Kong Ju, Chung Nam Provence, 315-920 South Korea (042) 825-2570 International Tel: 82.42.825.2570 www.donghaksa.or.kr Rededicated as the very
Opened: Established in 1816 by Man Hwa Sunim as a Monastic Seminary. first Korean National Bhiksuni Seminary in 1956 by Kyeong Bong Sunim. Motto: "Harmony, Integrity, & Altruism"
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248 Uman Dong, Pal Dal Gu City of Su Weon, Kyeong Gi Provence, 442-190 South Korea (031) 256-4127 International Tel: 82.31.256.4127 aranta.co.kr/sachal/gyeonggi/bongnyongsa.htm Affiliated as an
Opened: Established in 1975 as a Sangha Graduate School by Myo Eom Sunim. official Sangha College Campus in 1983.
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Un Mun Sa Sangha College (Bhiksuni/Sramaneri Campus) Myeong Seong Sunim 1789 Shin Weon Ri, Un Mun Myeon Cheong Do Gun, Kyeong Buk Provence, 714-883 South Korea (054) 372-8800 International Tel: 82.54.372.8800 www.unmunsa.or.kr unmun@unmunsa.or.kr The
Opened as a Monastic Seminary in 1958 with Oh, Hye Ryun Sunim as the Principle Acarya. Graduate School was opened in 1987 with Myeong Seong Sunim as Dean. Motto: "The Vow to Enter Bodhi, Intensive Practice for Awakening, Spreading the Ocean of Teaching"
Special Feature: Residential Monastery of 3 Past National Masters. Monastery Important in Establishment of the Dharmagupta Nikaya Monastic Sangha. Un Mun Sa is the largest Monastic College in Korea.
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688 Pyeong Chon Ri, Jeung San Myeon City of Kim Cheon, Kyeong Buk Provence, 740-960 South Korea (054) 437-0038 International Tel: 82.54.437.0038 www.chungamsa.org
Established in the Choson Dynasty with a succession of famous Acaryas including: Zen Master Hwe Am Jeong Hye Sunim, Ko Bong Sunim, Uryong Sunim, and Kosan Sunim. Formally established as a Sangha College Campus in 1987 by Abbot and Principle Acarya Ji Hyeong Sunim. Motto: "Searching out Bodhi Above, In Harmony with Living Beings Below"
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255 3-ga, Dong Seong Dong Seong Buk Gu, Seoul, 136-053 South Korea (02) 923-0582 International Tel: 82.2.923.0528 www.sangha.ac.kr sangha@sangha.ac.kr 1978 as a Sangha College with Ji Kwang Sunim as Principle Acarya at Yak Su Zen Center 1979 under the present name in the current location above.
Motto: "Firm in Faith, Widely Sharing the Ocean of Teaching, Crossing Over Living Beings with the Right Dharma"
~~~ Jogye Sangha Colleges 1-19 follow the curriculum above, 20-22 below vary ~~~
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Jung Ang Sangha University (Bhiksu, Bhiksuni, Sramanera, Sramaneri) 159-1 Pung Mu Dong Kimpo, Kyeong Gi Provence South Korea (031) 980-7777 International Tel: 82.31.980.7777 www.sangha.ac.kr sangha@sangha.ac.kr
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Dong Guk Dae Hak Gyo ~ Bul Gyo Dae Hak Gyo
Main Campuses: Website: Email:
Dong Guk Buddhist University (Four-fold Sangha) Dongguk Buddhist University in Seoul, Dongguk Buddhist Cultural University in Kyeong Ju
http://wwwk.dongguk.ac.kr/~buddhist/main.htm yhyoon7@yahoo.com
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Sangha College - Buddhist Education for Novices Dedicated to Meditation Dong Hwa Sa Sangha University
Address/Tel/Info: (see 12 above) International Campuses Address: Hwa Gye Sa International Zen Center, Seoul 487 Suyu 1 Dong, Kang Buk Gu Seoul, 132-071 South Korea (02) 900-4326 International Tel: 82.2.900.4326 soback.kornet.net/~sizc sizc@soback.kornet.net Mu Sang Sa International Zen Center San 51-9, Hyang Han Ri, Du Ma Myeon Neung San City, Cheong Nam Provence South Korea, 320-910 (042) 841-6084 International Tel: 82.2.841.6084 www.musangsa.org krszc@soback.kornet.net Lotus Lantern International Buddhist Center, Seoul 177-14 Ka Hwe Dong, Jong No Gu Seoul, 110-260 (02) 735-5347 International Tel: 82.2.735.5347 www.buddhapia.com/mem/lotus/7-2.html E-mail: buddha@uriel.net Lotus Lantern International Meditation Center, Kang Hwa Island (032) 937-7033 International Tel: 82.32.937.7033 www.buddhapia.com/mem/lotus/7-2.html Ilkh@uriel.net (Korean lunar calendar) 10.15 - 01.15 01:16 - 01:30 02.01 - 03.01 03.02 - 04.14 04.15 - 07.15 07.16 - 07. 30 08.01 - 09.01 09.02 - 10.14
Tel: Website: Email: Address: Tel: Website: Email: Address: Tel: Website: Email: Curriculum
Winter Meditation Retreat: Winter Vacation: Spring Studies: Spring Dhutanga: Summer Meditation Retreat: Summer Vacation: Autumn Studies: Autumn Dhutanga:
Study Period: approximately 4 years. A study may qualify for graduation after completion of at least 8 full Retreat seasons (ango/varsa) in addition to the required studies. If one level or more of study is completed
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at one of the Sangha College Campuses above, graduation may be considered after completing 6 full Retreat seasons.
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Objectives
(a) To offer opportunities for specialized research, investigation and instruction in Buddhadharma (Sutras), Vinaya, Abhidharma, and the Recorded Teachings of Later Buddhist Masters (b) Specialized research into the full details and aspects of specific Buddhist Texts (c) Communion and fellowship with like-minded Sanghan Researchers / Teamwork in investigation (d) Harmonization of divergent views of the Buddha's teaching and cultivation 2. Description
(a) Specialized Graduate-level Institutions: Offer research and study opportunities in Higher Dharma at Temples and Monasteries where there is no Sangha University (b) Sangha University Graduate Schools (c) 3. 4. 5. Specialized Institutes for Graduate-level Vinaya Studies Graduate School Study Schedule: Follow the same schedule as that of the Sangha Universities Graduate School Period: 2 years Admission Requirements:
(1) Graduation from an accredited 4-year Sangha University - or - Certification of Academic Qualification by the Dean of the Graduate School (2) Higher Ordination as a Bhiksu or Bhiksuni (Upasampada) (3) Approval of the Dean of the Graduate School and Graduate Community
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Study Period: 3 years (Research Fellowship - 2 years, 1 year Independant Research and Thesis)
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Un Mun Graduate School (Un Mun Bhiksuni Sangha College Graduate School) 1789 Shin Weon Ri, Un Mun Myeon Cheong Do Gun, Kyeong Buk Provence, 714-883 South Korea (054) 372-8800 International Tel: 82.54.372.8800 www.unmunsa.or.kr unmun@unmunsa.or.kr January 1st, 1997
Study Period: 2 years Dean of the Graduate School: Bhiksuni Myeong Seong Sunim
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~ Specialized Graduate Institutions ~ 3. Hwa Eom Graduate Institute for Specialized Sutra Studies in Avatamsaka 50 Im Seok Ri, San Nae Myeon Nam Weon City, Cheon Buk Provence, 590-853 South Korea (063) 636-3860 International Tel: 82.63.636.3860 www.hwaeomsa.org June 6th, 1995
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Neung Eom Graduate Institute for Specialized Sutra Studies in Surangama 225 Bu Pyeong Ni, Ji Jeop Eup City of Nam Yang Ju, Kyeong Gi Do, 472-864 South Korea (031) 555-5974 International Tel: 82.31.555.5974 March 9th, 1996
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Yeong San Graduate Institute for Specialized Vinaya Studies Pa Gye Sa Sangha University 7 Jung Dae Dong, Dong Gu City of Daegu, 701-500 South Korea (053) 984-4550 International Tel: 82.53.984.4550 May 6th, 1996 sajahu.com/sachal/pagyesa.html
Dean: 6.
Hae In Graduate Institute for Specialized Vinaya Studies Hae In Sa Sangha University 10 Chi In Ri, Gaya Myeon Hap Cheon Gun, Kyeong Nam Provence, 678-890 South Korea (055) 931-1016 International Tel: 82.55.931.1016 www.haein-sa.org 1968
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Song Kwang Graduate Institute for Specialized Vinaya Studies Song Kwang Sa Sangha University 12 Shin Pyeong Ri, Song Kwang Myeon Sun Cheon Shi, Cheon Nam Provence, 541-930 South Korea (061) 755-5302 International Tel: 82.61.755.5302 temple.buddhism.or.kr/songkwang songkwang@www.buddhism.or.kr 1988
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Keum Gang Graduate Institute for Specialized Vinaya Studies Bong Nyeong Sa Sangha University 248 Uman Dong, Pal Dal Gu City of Suweon, Kyeong Gi Provence, 442-190 South Korea (031) 256-4127 International Tel: 82.31.256.4127 aranta.co.kr/sachal/gyeonggi/bongnyongsa.htm June 21st, 1999
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Dean:
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