Programs

Find our popular existing programs. Don’t worry if your subject is not on the list below as we will custom design one for you.

Business Managements

If you are an MBA student, there is no better way to broaden your global perspective than by immersing yourself in the fast-paced business environment of India. This specially designed tour is ideal for students pursuing a Master’s in Business Administration, as well as professionals interested in entering Indian markets to develop business or trade relationships.
India is one of the world’s leading and fastest-growing economies. Companies from across the globe are expanding their presence in India to leverage its dynamic market, strong consumer base, and high-growth potential. This program offers participants firsthand exposure to the country’s evolving corporate landscape and emerging opportunities.

Academic Highlights:

Lectures by Professors from Leading Business Schools in India
Participants will attend interactive sessions led by distinguished faculty from top Indian management institutions.

Key Subjects Covered:

International Trade
Finance
Marketing
Human Resource Management

Industrial Visits
Guided visits to leading companies and manufacturing units provide practical insights into Indian business operations.
Industry Interaction
A special session with an eminent industry expert or renowned business leader will focus on India’s economic growth and how global companies can benefit from sales, sourcing, and investment opportunities in the country

Gandhi Program

The Gandhi Program is thoughtfully designed for those who wish to gain deeper insight into the life and legacy of Mahatma Gandhi — the global icon of peace, non-violence, and leader of India’s non-cooperation movement for independence.

This immersive journey explores Gandhi’s life, work, and enduring philosophy. Participants will visit significant locations associated with his personal and political journey — from his birthplace and early years to the ashram where he shaped and spread his ideals of truth and non-violence. The program also includes visits to sites where he organized historic movements that transformed India’s freedom struggle, and the place where he was assassinated, now preserved as a memorial museum.

Through guided discussions and historical context, the program offers a meaningful understanding of Gandhi’s influence on civil rights movements and global peace initiatives.

Program Highlights:

The Life and Legacy of Mahatma Gandhi
Principles of Non-Violence and Truth (Ahimsa & Satyagraha)
Public Leadership, Administration & Mass Movements
Gandhi’s Relevance in the Modern World Order

Folk Arts and Textiles Program

Folk art is an integral part of everyday life in India, deeply rooted in its cultural traditions and regional identities. The Folk Arts and Textiles Program is specially designed for travelers, students, and art enthusiasts who wish to explore India’s rich heritage of craftsmanship and creative expression.

There is perhaps no better place in the world to experience traditional arts and textile techniques in their authentic form. This immersive journey offers hands-on exposure to time-honored practices that have been passed down through generations.

Participants will gain insight into traditional weaving methods, natural dyeing processes, and decorative textile techniques such as block printing, tie-and-dye, and batik. The program also provides opportunities to interact with skilled artisans and understand the cultural significance behind each craft.

Program Highlights:

Blue Pottery
Block Printing of Jaipur
Tie and Dye (Bandhani)
Batik Techniques
Traditional Wood Carving
Carpet Weaving
Kathak Dance Form
Folk Dance and Music Performances
Fine Art Painting Traditions

This program offers a vibrant and enriching exploration of India’s artistic diversity — where creativity, culture, and craftsmanship come together in living tradition.

Farming and Ecology Program

Explore the delicate balance between agriculture and ecological sustainability in the vast farming landscapes of Northern India.

Based in western and central India, this program offers students an in-depth understanding of the region’s diverse agricultural systems and rural communities. Through a combination of academic seminars and guided field visits, participants examine how traditional practices and modern innovations shape India’s farming economy.

The program includes visits to working farms, agricultural research units, and sustainable farming initiatives. Classroom learning is enriched by hands-on field research, introductory Hindi language sessions, and a rural homestay with a tribal community — offering meaningful cultural immersion alongside academic study.

Program Highlights:

Pesticide Evaluation and Environmental Impact
Seed Genetics and Crop Development
Traditional vs. Modern Farming Techniques
Organic Farming Practices
Greenhouse Cultivation
Fruit Orchards and Horticulture Systems

This program provides a comprehensive perspective on agriculture, sustainability, and rural life — ideal for students of environmental studies, agriculture, development studies, and sustainability.

Hindi Language Program

Hindi, one of the most widely spoken languages in the world, serves as a primary language of communication across much of India. The Hindi Language Program is thoughtfully designed for undergraduate and graduate students, educators, and anyone seeking structured and immersive Hindi learning.

The program offers courses at Beginner and Intermediate levels, covering:

Conversation and Spoken Hindi
Composition and Writing Skills
Linguistics
Indian Culture and Literature

All classes are taught in Hindi by experienced local faculty, ensuring an immersive and authentic learning environment.

To enhance classroom instruction, the program integrates guided experiential learning activities such as community engagement projects, language partner interactions, and individual homestay placements with Indian families.

Program Highlights:

A Fully Immersive Hindi-Speaking Environment
Ongoing Training in Cross-Cultural Communication
Community Service Opportunities
Language Partner Program
Optional Courses in Indian Cuisine
Optional Classes in Indian Vocal Music and Dance

This program offers a comprehensive linguistic and cultural immersion experience, enabling participants to develop fluency while gaining a deeper understanding of Indian society and traditions.

Yoga and Ayurveda Program

India is the birthplace of Yoga and the ancient healing science of Ayurveda. There is no better place in the world to study these time-honored traditions in their authentic cultural and philosophical context.

This program is designed to provide beginners with a foundational understanding of the principles of Yoga and Ayurveda, enabling participants to adopt a balanced lifestyle for improved physical, mental, and emotional well-being.

Participants engage in a structured daily schedule that includes morning meditation, chanting, asana (postures), and pranayama (breathing techniques) under the guidance of experienced Yoga instructors.

During the program, students also visit an Ayurveda hospital and research center, where experts explain the core principles of Ayurvedic medicine and its role in preventive care and holistic healing.

The course introduces the fundamental concept of Tridosha — understanding one’s natural constitution and identifying imbalances — along with simple therapeutic treatments and lifestyle practices. Emphasis is placed on preventive healthcare, considering factors such as age, seasonal changes, and climate.

Program Highlights:

Foundations and Basic Principles of Ayurveda
Ayurveda Diagnostic Methods
Panchakarma Therapy Overview
Ayurvedic Massage Techniques
Ayurvedic Cooking and Nutrition
Cultivation and Uses of Indian Medicinal Herbs
Ayurveda Approach to Women’s Health

PMS Management
Fertility Support
Pregnancy Care
Childcare Principles

This immersive program offers a holistic introduction to India’s ancient wellness traditions, combining theory, practice, and experiential learning for a transformative health journey.

India Iconic – History and Culture

India is home to one of the world’s oldest continuous civilizations. Its cultural roots trace back to the remarkable Indus Valley Civilization, among the earliest urban civilizations on earth.

This immersive cultural tour takes you through ancient, well-preserved sites where you can explore early settlements, architectural remains, and the social structures that shaped Indian society.

The program also introduces participants to diverse communities and tribal groups, offering meaningful opportunities to interact, observe traditional lifestyles, and understand indigenous cultural practices firsthand.

Overview:

Since ancient times, India has been celebrated as a land of culture, heritage, and tradition. Its multifaceted identity has evolved through centuries of rule under dynasties such as the Rajput kingdoms, the Mughal Empire, and later colonial powers including the British and Portuguese. Each era contributed to the country’s architectural, religious, and cultural richness.

India remains a vibrant mosaic of religions, philosophies, art forms, and living traditions. This diversity offers travelers an extraordinary range of cultural experiences.

A TIMELESS CULTURAL EXPRIENCE

Exploring India through a cultural tour offers an unforgettable journey into living history. Every region reveals a new story — through architecture, cuisine, art, festivals, and daily life.

India is truly an extraordinary land — timeless, diverse, and endlessly inspiring.

Health and Human Rights Program

The Health and Human Rights Program is designed to raise awareness about the complex social and public health challenges faced by developing countries. This immersive academic experience encourages students to step beyond their comfort zones, think critically about global inequalities, and develop a deeper sense of responsibility as engaged global citizens.

Through a combination of academic study and field engagement, participants gain firsthand exposure to health systems, policy frameworks, and grassroots initiatives. Students have the opportunity to interact with government bodies, non-governmental organizations, and community-based agencies working in public health and human rights sectors.

This program blends theory with real-world application, offering meaningful insights into how health and human rights intersect in diverse socio-economic contexts.

Academic Highlights:

Key Topics Of Study

The Political Economy of Health
(Globalization, the World Trade Organization, International Monetary Fund, and World Bank)
The Concept of “Health” and Its Relationship to Human Fulfillment
Regional and Grassroots Approaches to Improving Access to Healthcare
Social Determinants of Health
(Poverty, inequality, caste systems, marginalization, and social hierarchy)
The Meaning of “Human Rights” in Relation to Health and State Sovereignty

This program is ideal for students of public health, international relations, development studies, sociology, political science, and social work who seek a deeper understanding of global health justice and policy.

Buddhist Monastery Program

For over two and a half millennia, India has been a sacred destination for Buddhist pilgrims from around the world. It was here, beneath the Bodhi Tree in Bodh Gaya, that Prince Siddhartha attained enlightenment and became the Buddha.

Today, the Himalayan regions of Sikkim and northern West Bengal preserve a vibrant Buddhist monastic tradition. The sight of red-robed monks chanting sacred mantras, the rhythmic sound of ceremonial drums and long trumpets, spinning prayer wheels, and the glow of butter lamps creates not only a ritual experience but also a living expression of deep spiritual and cultural heritage.

This program offers participants an immersive journey into the philosophy, art, and daily life of Himalayan Buddhist communities.

Academic Highlights:

Study of Vajrayana Buddhist Culture and its rich artistic traditions in sculpture, painting, and architecture
Exploration of Ancient Himalayan Civilizations
Travel through scenic valleys near the Tibetan Plateau
Observation of the breathtaking landscapes and unique wildlife of the Western Himalayas
Understanding the Symbolism and Religious Significance of Himalayan and Indian Buddhist Art
Introductory Hindi Language Sessions

For fortunate participants, there may also be an opportunity to attend teachings or public appearances by Dalai Lama, depending on availability and schedule.

This program blends spirituality, cultural study, and natural exploration, offering a profound insight into one of the world’s most enduring religious traditions.

Architectural Programs

Discover the extraordinary craftsmanship and design heritage of India through our specialized Architectural Programs. From North to South India, participants witness the remarkable evolution of architectural styles that reflect centuries of cultural, religious, and political influences.

The architectural legacy of the Indian subcontinent is vast and diverse. Religious monuments alone include ancient Buddhist stupas and cave monasteries, intricately carved Hindu temples representing distinct regional styles, beautifully ornamented mosques and Islamic mausoleums, gilded Sikh gurdwaras, elegant marble Jain temples, European-inspired churches, and historic synagogues.

Beyond sacred structures, the journey also explores imposing royal forts and palaces, intricately carved merchant havelis, vibrant urban bazaars, and vividly painted tribal homes — each telling a story of craftsmanship, community, and tradition.

Our Architectural Programs offer an immersive exploration of design, symbolism, urban planning, and artistic expression across different eras, making them ideal for students of architecture, history, art, and cultural studies.

Culinary Arts Program

The Culinary Arts Program offers a rich and immersive learning experience designed for discerning hospitality students who wish to explore the vibrant culinary heritage of India.

These specially curated culinary journeys are led by expert chefs and local food specialists who guide participants through private kitchens, bustling bazaars, and traditional markets. Along the way, guests experience the captivating aromas, colors, and flavors that define Indian cuisine.

Through hands-on cooking sessions and interactive tastings, participants gain a deeper understanding of how history, trade routes, and cultural exchanges have shaped regional food traditions. Learn how spices, fruits, and nuts were introduced to the Indian subcontinent and how they continue to influence daily cooking practices.

From street food to royal recipes, this program reveals the extraordinary diversity of India’s culinary palette — offering both cultural insight and practical cooking skills.

Religion and Philosophies Program

India has long been regarded as a sacred land of spirituality and philosophical inquiry. It is the birthplace of several major world religions and remains a living center of diverse spiritual traditions. Religion, spirituality, and theology are deeply interwoven into the social and cultural fabric of the country.

The spiritual landscape of India reflects centuries of contemplation, devotion, and intellectual exploration. From ancient scriptures to living rituals, the nation’s heritage resonates with profound wisdom and mystical depth.

Foundational Hindu texts such as the Vedas and the Upanishads explore fundamental questions about existence, consciousness, ethics, and the nature of reality. These texts continue to influence philosophical thought worldwide.

Indian philosophy encompasses both orthodox (astika) and heterodox (nastika) systems of thought developed across the Indian subcontinent. These traditions include diverse schools that examine metaphysics, logic, ethics, and liberation, offering multiple pathways to understanding life and the universe.

Traditional Explored:

Hinduism
Buddhism
Jainism
Sikhism

This program provides participants with an insightful exploration of India’s religious diversity and philosophical traditions, fostering deeper intercultural understanding and intellectual engagement.

Nursing Program

Gain valuable insight into healthcare policies, systems, and delivery models within the multicultural and rapidly evolving landscape of India.

This program focuses on analyzing healthcare reforms aimed at improving conditions for disadvantaged communities, particularly in rural regions, while expanding access to quality care for the broader population. Participants explore how public health initiatives address social inequalities, infrastructure challenges, and resource limitations.

Students critically examine intercultural healthcare practices and alternative systems of medicine within the Indian context. The curriculum is complemented by guided visits to public hospitals, private healthcare institutions, community health centers, and outreach programs — offering firsthand exposure to India’s diverse healthcare environment.

This specialized track is designed for:

Nursing Students and Practicing Nurses
Medical Doctors
Public Health Professionals
Allied Health Practitioners

Program Components

Clinical Observation Opportunities
Community and Rural Health Exposure
Participation in Medical Camps
Introduction to Integrative Healthcare Systems
Exposure to Yoga and Ayurveda in Holistic Care

This program provides a comprehensive understanding of healthcare delivery in a developing nation, fostering professional growth, cultural competence, and global health awareness.

Volunteer & Service Learning programs

Our Volunteer and Service Learning Programs are designed to help students understand the social challenges faced by developing communities while engaging in meaningful, hands-on work. These programs encourage participants to step outside their comfort zones, think critically about global inequalities, and develop into responsible and compassionate global citizens.

Students collaborate with government bodies, non-governmental organizations, and community-based agencies working across various social sectors. Each placement combines practical service with reflection and learning, ensuring a balanced and impactful experience.

Areas of Volunteer Engagement

(Placement options may include, but are not limited to:)

Child Welfare Initiatives
Supporting the rehabilitation and education of street-connected children.
Rural Healthcare Outreach
Assisting village hospitals and helping promote basic hygiene awareness and preventive healthcare practices.
Women’s Skill Development
Training widows and underprivileged women in vocational skills to foster financial independence.
Community Awareness Through Theatre
Participating in street theatre programs in rural areas to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS and other critical health issues.
Animal Welfare Programs
Supporting shelters that rescue, treat, and rehabilitate injured and abandoned animals.
Rural Sports Development
Assisting academies that promote sports and physical development among village children.
School Nutrition Initiatives
Working with organizations that prepare mid-day meals to encourage school attendance among children from low-income families.
Special Education Support
Contributing to schools that serve children with hearing, visual, speech, or developmental challenges.

These programs offer transformative experiences that combine service, cultural immersion, and social responsibility — empowering participants to make a meaningful difference while gaining valuable global perspective.

FAQ’s

How do I start

Simply fill the contact us form or write to us on sapiasia@gmail.com and we will help you get started.

Whats the duration of the programs

3 week to 10 days and long semester programs

Can I take tourist excursions

Yes, program extensions are available to see the beautiful country of India, SAPI helps in putting this together.

Whats the cost of the program

Typically 150 usd per person per day on twin sharing basis

Hows the housing accommodations

We place students in the range of Homestays and hotels, Indian hotels and homestays are clean comfortable and appointed with all major amenities. All accommodations are pre checked by SAPi professionals

What kind of transportation is used

Major transportation is in a private bus/ van depends on the group size and this vehicle stays with the group throughout the program so that we have safety and security of our valuables and comfort of same drivers.

Do we have airconditioning and private bathrooms

Yes all housing comes with private ensuite bathrooms and room airconditioning so its climate controlled.

Do I need Vaccinations

pls check with your doctor.

How is the weather like

As India is very diverse geographically hence its best to check the weather specific to the city where your program is being conducted.

Can you arrange guest lectures

Yes, guest lectures are arrnaged in the program as per the requirements .

Do we interact with Indian students

Yes this can be arranged and students from the relative field will interact and attend a session.

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