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International University of Vedic Wellness

The mission of IUVW is to provide education in Vedic Knowledge systems which itself is rooted in scientific and philosophic inquiry leading to conscience-based living and nurturing a culture of universal peace, harmony, and wellness of all and the planet.

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Welcome to the International University of Vedic Wellness (IUVW), a pioneering institution nestled in the vibrant city of Streamwood, Illinois, USA. Our strategic location seamlessly blends natural tranquility with urban convenience, providing an ideal backdrop for our mission of advancing global well-being through the preservation, study, and promotion of Vedic sciences.

At IUVW, we embody the synergy of ancient wisdom and modern innovation, offering comprehensive academic programs in Ayurveda, Yoga, Vedic Studies, Indian Arts and Culture, and Research in Vedic Sciences. Our state-of-the-art campus, featuring rich Library, vibrant lecture rooms, a lush herbal garden, serene meditation studio, Vedic museum and a transformative Panchakarma Wellness Centre, is meticulously designed to support academic excellence and holistic development

Mission

IUVW is dedicated to providing a transformative educational experience deeply rooted in the timeless wisdom of the Vedas. Our mission is to nurture scholars, researchers, and practitioners who possess a comprehensive understanding of various branches of Vedic sciences and are adept at applying this knowledge in modern contexts. We endeavour to foster an inclusive and dynamic learning environment that encourages critical thinking, fosters creativity, and promotes personal growth among our students.

 

Vision

At IUVW, our vision is to establish ourselves as a globally recognized center of excellence in Vedic education and research. We strive to lead the forefront of Vedic studies, contributing to the progression of human knowledge and well-being by harmoniously integrating traditional wisdom with contemporary scientific approaches. Our aspiration is to cultivate a world where the principles of Vedic sciences are not only widely understood and appreciated but also actively applied for the holistic betterment of individuals and society at large.

IUVW Objectives

Preserve, study, and promote the rich heritage of Vedic knowledge systems.
Conduct cutting-edge research on the scientific and philosophical dimensions of Vedic sciences and their relevance in contemporary life.
Offer a comprehensive curriculum that seamlessly integrates traditional Vedic teachings with modern perspectives and methodologies.
Develop innovative educational programs and resources to make Vedic sciences accessible and pertinent to a diverse global audience.
Foster collaborations with esteemed institutions, scholars, and practitioners in the field of Vedic studies and associated disciplines.
Contribute to the well-being of individuals and communities by applying Vedic principles in practical domains such as health, education, and social welfare.

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