Dear Antonia,

As to your request, here are two links to where to find information about the Sanskrit offerings at the University of Toronto:

http://religion.utoronto.ca/courses/sanskrit/ 

http://religion.utoronto.ca/courses/undergrad/

Undergraduate courses are taught by Libbie Mills. Graduate level Sanskrit at UofT is taught by Srilata Raman, Ajay Rao, Luther Obrock, and by myself.

Warmly,
Christoph

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Christoph Emmrich

Associate Professor, Buddhist Studies

Director, Centre for South Asian Studies

at the Asian Institute, Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy

Chair, Numata Program UofT/McMaster

University of Toronto

 

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About. Christoph Emmrich (PhD University of Heidelberg, 2004) engages with fields as diverse as Nepalese and Burmese Buddhism, Sanskrit, Pali, Newar, Burmese and Mon literature and Tamil Jainism.

 

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Dear all,

Ever since I linked to this list of universities offering Sanskrit

https://www.sai.uni-heidelberg.de/abt/IND/en/links/links.php?sanskrit_studies

on my website, I have been receiving emails from kind people pointing me to Sanskrit courses at institutions not included on here (and neither on the lists offered on indology.info/links). A number of the links also don't seem to be up-to-date anymore.

Thus I thought it might be useful to ask: are you associated with a college or university that teaches Sanskrit, and if so, would you please send me your current preferred link to your course offerings (or programme overview, or other relevant 'main' page)? It would be especially helpful if you also pointed me to Sanskrit courses not offered in dedicated Indology/Sanskrit departments, as those are courses that students/anyone outside those institutions are far less likely to know about in advance.

I'll wait for two weeks or so and will then send around a collated list. (I would of course be delighted if anyone from Heidelberg or indology.info, or any other list that I may have missed, then wanted to use that information, too!) 

Thank you, as always,
     Antonia 

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Dr Antonia Ruppel
allthingssanskrit.com
cambridge-sanskrit.org