The Centre for Studies in Jainism has consistently designed curriculum in ways that addresses the learning needs of the community who can engage full time, as well as those who pursue their passion part-time, at their own pace. This programme is specifically designed for those who would like to read an original text that explicates principles of Jain philosophy. The text will be contextualised in other texts of the period, both Jain as well as of other traditions. Students will get an insight into the life and works of the author. Most importantly, students will be encouraged to reflect on the relevance of these teachings in our times.

This programme introduces students to the systematic process by which a religious text may be read, including references to commentarial literature and an understanding of its larger social, historical and philosophical context.

The K J Somaiya Institute of Dharma Studies has a library with over 30,000 books, which is an important resource.

In addition to the workshops that are an integral part of this programme, students can attend seminars, workshops and field trips that are offered by the institution across various disciplines. This creates opportunities of learning beyond the classroom and permits interaction with students pursuing different interests: this is a key feature of the learning experience on our campus.