Archive · 6 Aug 2025
Gujarat Vidyapith's Non-Violence Course Returns After a Year
Imagine a school that teaches about peace, following the ideas of Mahatma Gandhi.
This school, called Gujarat Vidyapith, is bringing back its special course on how to use non-violence.
It's like a four-month class starting in October, teaching people from all over the world about Gandhi's ideas.
The course had to pause for a year to fit with new school rules, but now it's back.
Students will learn about peace and even visit places that practice Gandhi's way of life.
It's a free course, and people from different countries can learn about how to solve problems without using violence.
Gujarat Vidyapith's non-violence course is restarting after a one-year break.
The course, focused on Gandhian non-violence, will relaunch on October 2.
The four-month certificate program aligns with new education guidelines.
The course has been running since 2011, with 94 students from 21 countries completing it.
The course includes visits to Gandhian institutes and accommodates international students.
- Who
- Offered by the Faculty of Gandhian Studies.
- What
- International Course on Gandhian Non-violence: Theory and Application.
- When
- Launching October 2nd.
- Where
- Gujarat Vidyapith.
- Why
- To teach about Gandhian non-violence and align with educational guidelines.
- Course Name
- International Course on Gandhian Non-violence
- Start Date
- October 2
- Duration
- Four Months
- Location
- Gujarat Vidyapith
- Target Audience
- International Students
- Format
- Certificate Program
- Last Run
- 2023