Engaged Community
Through institutional partnerships and in community, IBS fosters an awareness, respect, and appreciation for Buddhist, religious, and cultural diversity.
Studying Buddhism at IBS means joining a close-knit, inclusive community of students, faculty, and staff. Whether you live on campus or off-site, IBS has resources to support your educational program.
Current and potential students can explore these resources that support their Buddhist education including the Office of the Registrar, student portals, and information on student aid and scholarships.
Our faculty produce leading edge scholarship and are active in academic and Buddhist communities, locally and internationally.
IBS offers a limited number of below-market rooms at our dormitory in Berkeley. Learn more about the dorm and other housing options in Berkeley.
Our graduates go on to careers in the ministry and chaplaincy, serve in temples, hospitals, and the armed services, or continue their education in a PhD program. Learn more about what our alumni are doing.
6
October
10:00 am to 10:00 am
2023 Numata Symposium: Buddhist Practice: Perspectives on and From the Oxford Handbook of Buddhist Practice
5
August
9:00 am to 9:00 am
Jodo Shinshu Center (IBS)
Paula Arai: Women Liberating Buddhism (2023 Pacific Seminar)
24
May
1:00 pm to 1:00 pm
Zoom Webinar
Race, Place and Religious Labor: A Book Launch Event for “The Making of American Buddhism”
31
March
4:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Jodo Shinshu Center (IBS)
2023 Taitetsu Unno Memorial Lecture