Our Vision

Happiness for all. We envision a compassionate society where everyone thrives mentally, emotionally, and socially.

Our Mission

To tirelessly work towards spreading happiness, nurturing well-being, and fostering empathy within individuals and communities. Through research, education, and practical initiatives, we aim to empower individuals to achieve mental, emotional, and social flourishing, creating a harmonious and compassionate society where happiness is truly attainable for all.

Objectives to Advance Research, Education & Happiness

Projects: Every year there will be about ten projects given to the students in the university and their project name and groups who work on it will be highlighted.

Intermediate-Term Objectives (3-5 years)

  • Expanded Curriculum: Develop specialised degree programmes or concentrations focused on the disciplines relevant to well-being and happiness.
  • Faculty Recruitment: Attract faculty members who are experts in mindfulness, yoga, psychology, philosophy, and theology, further strengthening the institution's expertise in these areas
  • Interdisciplinary Research Centre: Create an interdisciplinary research centre that brings together scholars and researchers from various disciplines to conduct in-depth studies on well-being and happiness.
  • Community Outreach: Extend well-being and happiness programmes and workshops to the broader local and regional community, fostering positive change beyond the campus borders.
  • Enhanced Happiness and Wellness Facilities: Expand and enhance the wellness centre, offering a wider range of services, including counselling, meditation spaces, and wellness coaching.

Short-Term Objectives (1-3 years)

  • Curriculum Integration: Integrate elements of mindfulness, yoga, psychology, philosophy, and spiritual science into existing academic programmes, creating a foundation for holistic well-being education.
  • Faculty Development: Provide training and development opportunities for faculty to incorporate well-being practices and research into their teaching and mentoring roles.
  • Student Engagement: Launch well-being initiatives, workshops, and extracurricular activities to engage students actively in practices that promote happiness and resilience.
  • Research Initiatives: Initiate research projects and collaborations among faculty and students to explore the relationships between mindfulness, yoga, psychology, philosophy, and theology in fostering well-being.
  • Wellness Centre Establishment:Establish a basic wellness centre or programme on campus to provide resources and support for mental, emotional, and social wellness.

Long-Term Objectives (5+ years)

  • National and International Recognition: Achieve recognition as a leading institution in the field of happiness and well-being, attracting students, faculty, and researchers from around the world.
  • Advanced Research Initiatives: Conduct groundbreaking research that contributes significantly to the understanding of human happiness, leading to innovations in practice and policy.
  • Global Partnerships: Establish partnerships with other institutions, organisations, and governments to promote well-being and happiness on a global scale.
  • Alumni Impact: See graduates of the institution making substantial contributions to compassionate and flourishing societies, becoming leaders in the field of happiness, well-being and holistic health.
  • Comprehensive Well-Being Campus: Develop a comprehensive well-being campus that includes state-of-the-art facilities, gardens, meditation spaces, and sustainable living options, providing an ideal environment for fostering happiness and holistic well-being.

Our Values

  • We value the holistic well-being of every individual, emphasising the interconnectedness of mental, emotional, and social aspects of wellness.

  • We prioritise authenticity in our research, education, and practice, encouraging individuals to embrace their true selves in their pursuit of happiness.

  • We cultivate a culture of compassion and empathy, fostering understanding and support among our community members.

  • We promote resilience as a fundamental skill, equipping individuals to face life's challenges with strength and adaptability.

  • We value lifelong learning and personal growth, recognising that the pursuit of happiness is an ongoing journey of self-discovery and development.

  • We encourage interdisciplinary collaboration, drawing from diverse fields to enrich our understanding of human happiness and well-being.

  • We are committed to inclusivity and diversity, creating an environment where all voices are heard and respected.

  • We uphold the highest ethical standards in our research, education, and practice, promoting integrity and accountability.

  • We engage with the broader community, extending our mission beyond the university to make a positive impact on society.

  • We inspire and support individuals to lead purposeful living, guided by their values and a commitment to making a meaningful difference.

  • We value sustainability and environmental stewardship, recognising the connection between a healthy planet and human well-being.

  • We embrace innovation in our pursuit of happiness, continually seeking new approaches and solutions to enhance well-being.

  • We promote mindfulness as a core practice, fostering awareness, presence, and the ability to savour life's moments.

  • We empower individuals to take control of their own happiness journey, providing them with the knowledge and tools to thrive.

  • We measure our success by the positive impact we have on individuals, our community, and society as a whole.