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Publications & Resources

HBC and its researchers continue to produce quality research outcomes, including articles, bibliographies and other resources. Its flagship research publication is the Studies on Humanistic Buddhism journal.

Applied Research Project

Cultivating Compassion: Going Beyond Crises

The book Cultivating Compassion: Going Beyond Crises presents different approaches that aim to advance our understanding of the questions and dilemmas posed by current global crises and the cultivation of compassion. The book’s authors and editors explore how compassion can alleviate the suffering of climate change, the Covid-19 Pandemic, war, ever-rising inequalities, and other global challenges. 

Applied Research Project

Studies on Humanistic Buddhism

Studies on Humanistic Buddhism is a journal with articles translated from Chinese by a worldwide team of volunteer translators, editors, and proofreaderes. We also publish original English articles, commentaries, and student papers. The aim of the journal is to provide access to articles on Humanistic Buddhism in english for scholars. The journal is a result of a unique translation process that employs an online work workflow with a cloud-based glossary. Hard copies of the journal are published by Fo Guang Shan Institute of Humanistic Buddhism and the Nan Tien Institute of Higher Learning. 

Applied Research Project

HBC Research Outputs

HBC researchers continue produce a wide range of quality research outcomes.

Applied Research Projects

The Bibliography Visualiser Project

The NTI Visualiser spurned from the first thematic academic bibliography on Humanistic Buddhism. The idea of allowing researchers to not only build their own bibliography, but further explore and quickly grasp its content was an attempt to allow a more dynamic approach to the Humanistic Buddhism Bibliography’s content.

Applied Research Projects

NTI Ethos Project

The intention of this resource is to identify the pathways to integrate the Buddhist ethics positioning (called Buddhist Ethos), of NTI, into the Institute’s day to day life and operations. It can also be used as a framework for other organisations seeking to integrate Buddhist ethics into their workplaces and projects. 

Buddhist School in Wollongong

Mindful Check-In App

The Nan Tien Institute’s Humanistic Buddhism Centre designed this app especially for the busy lives we lead today and guides us through the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Buddhism Resources

The Detox Series

A series of free weekly webinars offering holistic guidance and support to the public in response to the COVID-19 Pandemic.

ABOUT NAN TIEN INSTITUTE

Nan Tien Institute (NTI) is a private, not for profit, government accredited higher education provider offering studies in the areas of Buddhist studies, health and wellbeing, within an environment that incorporates contemplative education.

NTI offers postgraduate programs in Applied Buddhist Studies, Health and Social Wellbeing, Humanistic Buddhism, and Mental Health as well as customised Continuing Professional Development (CPD) programs and special interest subjects across the areas of meditation, mindfulness and health.

Offering a high degree of flexibility, our courses can be studied online or on campus, full or part-time. Our courses are designed for health and wellness professionals, counsellors, educators, and other leaders who are balancing a work schedule and already have an undergraduate degree. Enrol now or at a time that suits you.