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1.     Brainstem auditory evoked responses in essential hypertension.

2.     Comparative study of autonomic functions in normotensive and hypertensive subjects.

3.     A comparative study of autonomic functions in patients of hypothyroidism and hyperthroidism.

4.     A study to quantify the exercise stress in terms of oxygen consumption and anaerobic threshold in patients of suspected coronary artery disease during conventional treadmill testing.

5.     Is metabolic equivalent a good indicator of functional exercise capacity in adult asian indian patients of suspected coronary artery disease undergoing cardiac stress test (TMT) using bruce protocol.

6.     To study autonomic function status in subclinical hypothyroid patients.

7.     To study brain stem auditory evoked potential in patients with type II diabetes mellitus.

8.     Autonomic functions in normotensive subjects with family history of hypertension.

9.      Auditory evoked potentials in type II diabetes mellitus patients. 

10. Comparative study of serum lipid profile in premenopausal and postmeno-pausal women.

11. Study of correlation of body mass index, blood pressure and lipid profile in type- II diabetes and healthy individuals.

12. Influence of age and gender on cold pressor test response in adults.

13. Assessment of auditory and visual reaction time in type 2 diabetics.

14. Correlation between hypertension and anthropometric variables in adult men above 30 years.

15. Effect of sleep deprivation on human postural control,audio-visual reaction time and eye hand co-ordination.

16. To evaluate taste sensitivity to phenylthiocarbamide in smokers and non-smokers.

17. Influence of anthropometric indices and exercise on pulmonary function tests in young individuals

18. Effect of pregnancy and labour on maternal oxygen saturation

19. Detection of Primary Hypertension in Adolescent Group

20. Prehypertension – prevalence and risk factors in young individuals – a study

21. Influence of hasya yoga on type 2 diabetics with chronic stress

22. The effect of solid and liquid meal on post-prandial portal vein flow

23. Correlation of physical activity and metabolic syndrome in young adults

24. Heart rate variability and glycemic control in type ii diabetes mellitus

25. Puretone audiometry in industrial workers

26. Study of pulmonary functions in chronic renal failure and the effect of hemodialysis on it

27. Trends of intraocular pressure in different status of women

28. Heart rate variability and Lipid profile in women with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome

29. Sensory nerve conduction studies in Diabetes mellitus

30. Randomized controlled study on the effect of hatha yoga on post myocardial infarction patients with coronary artery disease

31. A study to assess the extent of autonomic dysfunction based on standard cardiovascular tests, in different grades of alcoholics

32. Cardiovascular Indices of Autonomic Functions in End Stage Renal Disease Patients Pre and Post Dialysis

33. Effects of obesity on the heart rate variability

34. Heart rate variability in postmenopausal women co-related with estradiol assay

35. Heart rate variability in hyperthyroid patients correlated with thyroid function tests

36. Prevalence of refractive error among the anaemic and non-anaemic first MBBS students     

37. Lung functions in Non Insulin dependent Diabetes Mellitus in Male subjects without history of respiratory disorders.       

38. Study of Auditory and Visual reaction time in premenstrual and post menstrual phase.

39. Prevalence of obesity in young Indian adults aged between 17 to 22 years and relation of obesity with lipid profile

40. Lung Function tests in Air- Conditioner users. 

41. Examination stress and its correlation with blood pressure, pulse and lipid profile

42. Estimation of serum Ca, Mg & Pi levels during different phases of Menstrual cycle

43. Assessment of incidence of obesity in 1st yr. M.B.B.S. students aged 18-23 yrs & its relation with Cardiopulmonary Efficiency.    

44. A study of cardiopulmonary efficiency in physically trained and untrained subjects 

45. Autonomic function tests in type II Diabetes mellitus male patients.

46. To correlate the body fat percentage with autonomic nervous system activity in post menopausal women.          

47. A study of pulmonary functions in spray painters working in automobile garage.

48. Autonomic functions in hypertensive and Hypertensive diabetic subjects    

49. Study of the normative changes in auditory brainstem response in infants.

50. A study of autonomic functions in normotensive offspring with a genetic predisposition to essential hypertension.

51. A study of tactile sensation and memory in blind and sighted individuals.

52. A study of the effect of nutritional status on heart rate variabilities and skeletal muscle endurance in young adults.

53. Effect of music on exercise induced sympathetic dominance, assessed by autonomic function tests.

54. A study of autonomic functions in patients of bronchial asthma.

55. Effect of obesity reduction on pulmonary function test.

56. Effect of smoking on autonomic functions and pulmonary function tests.

57. A study of Heart Rate Variability &Inflammatory markers in Subclinical Hypothyroidism.    

58. A comparative study of cardiac autonomic functions in practitioners of yoga, trained athletes and individuals of sedentary lifestyle.

59. Assessment of Cognitive Functions in Sleep Deprived Residents and Interns

60. A comparative study to analyse gender differences in nerve conduction parameters of upper limb nerves in healthy adults

61. Study of Neutrophil to Lymphocyte ratio and platelet to Lymphocyte ratio in Hypertensive and Normotensives.

62. Influence of Physiological Factors and Posture induced changes in H-reflex study variables.

63. To Study the effect of long working hours on nerve conduction velocity in chronic computer operators.

64. Effect of weekly oral iron supplementation on cognitive functions in anaemic late adolescent girls.

65. Sural nerve conduction studies in type 2 Diabetes Mellitus patients with clinically undetectable peripheral neuropathy.

66. Sleep deprivation and visual evoked potential changes in rotational shift workers.

67. A study of peripheral nervous system alterations in autoimmune disorder patients

68. ECG as a diagnostic tool for electrolyte imbalance in hemodialysis patients of Chronic Kidney Disease.

69. Effects of salt deprivation and calcium load on the blood pressure.

70. Comparative analysis of the uterine menstrual cycle and the hematological indices of adolescents.

71. Normal electrolyte values in an adult Indian population.

72. Effect of dietary habits, disease patterns and psychological stress on known essential hypertensive patients.

73. Effect of Ph on human erythrocyte shape.

74. Plasma fibrinogen studies in diabetes mellitus.

75. Plasma ascorbic acid levels of pregnant women in a rural area.

76. Serum proteins in protein-energy malnutrition.

77. Arm blood flow and anti-diabetic drugs in men.

78.  lactose intolerance in adolescent girls.

79. The effect of pollution on the nutritional status of pre-school children.

80. The assessment of nutritional status of pre-school children in emohua village.

81. A study of peripheal nervous system alterations in diabetes mellitus patients.

82. Effect of cigarette smoking on lung functions.

83. Effect of salt loading on blood sodium and potassium levels in males and females

84. Influence of haemoglobin genotype on normal blood rheology.

85. Effects of temperature and exercise on limb blood flow in man.

86. Heights, weights, blood pressure, pulse, body surface area, respiratory rates in nigerian pupils of primary school age.

87. Serum and urinary levels of sodium and potassium in a normal adult Indian population.

88. Blood flow in normal nigerians and patients with diabetes mellitus.

89. Estimation of basal metabolic rate (BMR) of adult females in port harcourt.

90. Blood pressure changes during the menstrual cycle.

91. Effect of plantain (musa paradisiaca) on rabbit intestinal motility.

92. Effect of haemoglobin genotype on exercise tolerance.

93. Normal serum calcium levels in random samples of adults in a Indian population.

94. The effect of palm wine on gastric acid secrete

95. An evaluation of the measurement of the specific gravity of blood as a screening test for blood donors.

96. Incidence of colour blindness among university students in Indian rural population.

97. Red blood cell count, packed cell volume and haemoglobin concentration in normal males.

98. Creatinine clearance in pregnancy normalized to lean body mass.

99. A study of peripheal nervous system alterations in Hypothyroid patients.

100. Evaluation of autonomic and pulmonary functions in cervical compressive myelopathies.

101.  Physiological Changes in blood pressure during pregnancy. 

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•   Brainstem auditory evoked responses in essential hypertension.
• Comparative study of autonomic functions in normotensive and hypertensive subjects.
• A comparative study of autonomic functions in patients of hypothyroidism and hyperthroidism.
• A study to quantify the exercise stress in terms of oxygen consumption and anaerobic threshold in patients of suspected coronary artery disease during conventional treadmill testing.
• Is metabolic equivalent a good indicator of functional exercise capacity in adult asian indian patients of suspected coronary artery disease undergoing cardiac stress test (TMT) using bruce protocol.
• To study autonomic function status in subclinical hypothyroid patients.
• To study brain stem auditory evoked potential in patients with type II diabetes mellitus.
• Autonomic functions in normotensive subjects with family history of hypertension.
• Auditory evoked potentials in type II diabetes mellitus patients. 
• Comparative study of serum lipid profile in premenopausal and postmeno-pausal women.
• Study of correlation of body mass index, blood pressure and lipid profile in type- II diabetes and healthy individuals.
• Influence of age and gender on cold pressor test response in adults.
• Assessment of auditory and visual reaction time in type 2 diabetics.
• Correlation between hypertension and anthropometric variables in adult men above 30 years.
• Effect of sleep deprivation on human postural control,audio-visual reaction time and eye hand co-ordination.
• To evaluate taste sensitivity to phenylthiocarbamide in smokers and non-smokers.
• Influence of anthropometric indices and exercise on pulmonary function tests in young individuals
• Effect of pregnancy and labour on maternal oxygen saturation
• Detection of Primary Hypertension in Adolescent Group
• Prehypertension – prevalence and risk factors in young individuals – a study
• Influence of hasya yoga on type 2 diabetics with chronic stress
• The effect of solid and liquid meal on post-prandial portal vein flow
• Correlation of physical activity and metabolic syndrome in young adults
• Heart rate variability and glycemic control in type ii diabetes mellitus
• Puretone audiometry in industrial workers
• Study of pulmonary functions in chronic renal failure and the effect of hemodialysis on it
• Trends of intraocular pressure in different status of women
• Heart rate variability and Lipid profile in women with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
• Sensory nerve conduction studies in Diabetes mellitus
• Randomized controlled study on the effect of hatha yoga on post myocardial infarction patients with coronary artery disease
• A study to assess the extent of autonomic dysfunction based on standard cardiovascular tests, in different grades of alcoholics
• Cardiovascular Indices of Autonomic Functions in End Stage Renal Disease Patients Pre and Post Dialysis
• Effects of obesity on the heart rate variability
• Heart rate variability in postmenopausal women co-related with estradiol assay
• Heart rate variability in hyperthyroid patients correlated with thyroid function tests
• Prevalence of refractive error among the anaemic and non-anaemic first MBBS students     
• Lung functions in Non Insulin dependent Diabetes Mellitus in Male subjects without history of respiratory disorders.       
• Study of Auditory and Visual reaction time in premenstrual and post menstrual phase.
• Prevalence of obesity in young Indian adults aged between 17 to 22 years and relation of obesity with lipid profile
• Lung Function tests in Air- Conditioner users. 
• Examination stress and its correlation with blood pressure, pulse and lipid profile
• Estimation of serum Ca, Mg & Pi levels during different phases of Menstrual cycle
• Assessment of incidence of obesity in 1st yr. M.B.B.S. students aged 18-23 yrs & its relation with Cardiopulmonary Efficiency.    
• A study of cardiopulmonary efficiency in physically trained and untrained subjects 
• Autonomic function tests in type II Diabetes mellitus male patients.
• To correlate the body fat percentage with autonomic nervous system activity in post menopausal women.          
• A study of pulmonary functions in spray painters working in automobile garage.
• Autonomic functions in hypertensive and Hypertensive diabetic subjects    
• Study of the normative changes in auditory brainstem response in infants.
• A study of autonomic functions in normotensive offspring with a genetic predisposition to essential hypertension.
• A study of tactile sensation and memory in blind and sighted individuals.
• A study of the effect of nutritional status on heart rate variabilities and skeletal muscle endurance in young adults.
• Effect of music on exercise induced sympathetic dominance, assessed by autonomic function tests.
• A study of autonomic functions in patients of bronchial asthma.
• Effect of obesity reduction on pulmonary function test.
• Effect of smoking on autonomic functions and pulmonary function tests.
• A study of Heart Rate Variability &Inflammatory markers in Subclinical Hypothyroidism.    
• A comparative study of cardiac autonomic functions in practitioners of yoga, trained athletes and individuals of sedentary lifestyle.
• Assessment of Cognitive Functions in Sleep Deprived Residents and Interns
• A comparative study to analyse gender differences in nerve conduction parameters of upper limb nerves in healthy adults
• Study of Neutrophil to Lymphocyte ratio and platelet to Lymphocyte ratio in Hypertensive and Normotensives.
• Influence of Physiological Factors and Posture induced changes in H-reflex study variables.
• To Study the effect of long working hours on nerve conduction velocity in chronic computer operators.
• Effect of weekly oral iron supplementation on cognitive functions in anaemic late adolescent girls.
• Sural nerve conduction studies in type 2 Diabetes Mellitus patients with clinically undetectable peripheral neuropathy.
• Sleep deprivation and visual evoked potential changes in rotational shift workers.
• A study of peripheral nervous system alterations in autoimmune disorder patients
• ECG as a diagnostic tool for electrolyte imbalance in hemodialysis patients of Chronic Kidney Disease.
• Effects of salt deprivation and calcium load on the blood pressure.
• Comparative analysis of the uterine menstrual cycle and the hematological indices of adolescents.
• Normal electrolyte values in an adult Indian population.
• Effect of dietary habits, disease patterns and psychological stress on known essential hypertensive patients.
• Effect of Ph on human erythrocyte shape.
• Plasma fibrinogen studies in diabetes mellitus.
• Plasma ascorbic acid levels of pregnant women in a rural area.
• Serum proteins in protein-energy malnutrition.
• Arm blood flow and anti-diabetic drugs in men.
•  lactose intolerance in adolescent girls.
• The effect of pollution on the nutritional status of pre-school children.
• The assessment of nutritional status of pre-school children in emohua village.
• A study of peripheal nervous system alterations in diabetes mellitus patients.
• Effect of cigarette smoking on lung functions.
• Effect of salt loading on blood sodium and potassium levels in males and females
• Influence of haemoglobin genotype on normal blood rheology.
• Effects of temperature and exercise on limb blood flow in man.
• Heights, weights, blood pressure, pulse, body surface area, respiratory rates in nigerian pupils of primary school age.
• Serum and urinary levels of sodium and potassium in a normal adult Indian population.
• Blood flow in normal nigerians and patients with diabetes mellitus.
• Estimation of basal metabolic rate (BMR) of adult females in port harcourt.
• Blood pressure changes during the menstrual cycle.
• Effect of plantain (musa paradisiaca) on rabbit intestinal motility.
• Effect of haemoglobin genotype on exercise tolerance.
• Normal serum calcium levels in random samples of adults in a Indian population.
• The effect of palm wine on gastric acid secrete
• An evaluation of the measurement of the specific gravity of blood as a screening test for blood donors.
• Incidence of colour blindness among university students in Indian rural population.
• Red blood cell count, packed cell volume and haemoglobin concentration in normal males.
• Creatinine clearance in pregnancy normalized to lean body mass.
• A study of peripheal nervous system alterations in Hypothyroid patients.
• Evaluation of autonomic and pulmonary functions in cervical compressive myelopathies.
• Physiological Changes in blood pressure during pregnancy. 

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2	Dr. Neelima Nerkar	2005	2009	Lung functions in Non Insulin dependent Diabetes Mellitus in Male subjects without history of respiratory disorders.	Dr. V. R. Purandare
3.	Dr. Sugata S Jadhav	2006	2009	Study of Auditory and Visual reaction time in premenstrual and post menstrual phase.	Dr. S.A. Diwanji
4.	Dr. Indu K Pisharody	2006	2009	Prevalence of obesity in young Indian adults aged between 17 to 22 years and relation of obesity with lipid profile	Dr. M.S. Karandikar
5.	Dr. Laxmikant J Borse	2006	2009	Lung Function tests in Air- Conditioner users.	Dr. V. R. Purandare
6.	Dr. Shefali Singh	2007	2010	Examination stress and its correlation with blood pressure, pulse and lipid profile	Dr. M.S. Karandikar
7.	Dr. Aditi Das	2007	2010	Estimation of serum Ca, Mg & Pi levels during different phases of Menstrual cycle	Dr. N.V. Bansod
8.	Dr. Jayati Das	2007	2010	Assessment of incidence of obesity in 1 yr. M.B.B.S. students aged 18-23 yrs & its relation with Cardiopulmonary Efficiency.	Dr. V. R. Purandare
9.	Dr. Rajashree R Gupta	2008	2011 (Gold medal)	A study of cardiopulmonary efficiency in physically trained and untrained subjects	Dr. N.V. Bansod
10.	Dr. Vandana V Chiddarwar	2008	2011	Effect of smoking on E.C.G., B.P. and Heart Rate.	Dr. M.S. Karandikar
11.	Dr. Anindtya Roy	2008	2011	Autonomic function tests in type II Diabetes mellitus male patients.	Dr. NG Borade
12.	Dr. Arunima Choudhury	2009	2012 (Gold medal)	To correlate the body fat percentage with autonomic nervous system activity in post menopausal women.	Dr. NG Borade
13.	Dr. Seema Methre	2010	2013	A study of pulmonary functions in spray painters working in automobile garage.	Dr. M.S. Karandikar
14.	Dr. Lata Arvind Patil	2010	-	Autonomic functions in hypertensive and Hypertensive diabetic subjects	Dr. A.A. Jadhav
15	Dr. Jyotsna Tirumalai	2011	2014	Study of the normative changes in auditory brainstem response in infants.	Dr. N. G. Borade
16.	Dr. Sudipta Saha	2011	2014	A study of autonomic functions in normotensive offspring with a genetic predisposition to essential hypertension.	Dr. M.S. Karandikar
17.	Dr. Kiranmai V.	2011	2014	A study of tactile sensation and memory in blind and sighted individuals.	Dr. N. G. Borade
18.	Dr. Soumya Sarkar	2012	2015	A study of the effect of nutritional status on heart rate variabilities and skeletal muscle endurance in young adults.	Dr. N. G. Borade
19.	Dr. Sibaprakash Mukherjee	2012	2015	Effect of music on exercise induced sympathetic dominance, assessed by autonomic function tests.	Dr. A. A. Jadhav
20.	Dr. Ganesh Shelke	2013	-	A study of autonomic functions in patients of bronchial asthma	Dr. M. S. Karandikar
21.	Dr. Prajakta P Chaudhari	2013	2016	Effect of obesity reduction on pulmonary function tests	Dr. A. A. Jadhav
22.	Dr. Gurunath Birajdar	2013	2016	Effect of smoking on autonomic functions and pulmonary function tests.	Dr. V. R. Purandare
23.	Dr. Sataree Kothadia	2014	2017	A study of Heart Rate Variability &Inflammatory markers in Subclinical Hypothyroidism.	Dr. N. B. Prasad
24.	Dr. Vedashree Hegde	2015	2018	A comparative study of cardiac autonomic functions in practitioners of yoga, trained athletes and individuals of sedentary lifestyle.	Dr. N. G. Borade

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This PhD in Physiology & Health is a research program that is designed for graduate health professionals or those with a master’s in physiology, master of science in Maharishi AyurVeda and Integrative Medicine, or the equivalent, to conduct original research on the clinical effects and basic mechanisms of Maharishi AyurVeda, the Transcendental Meditation ® technique, and other prevention-oriented, natural health care programs.

The objectives of the PhD in Physiology & Health program are:

• To give students training in research design and implementation at the doctoral level, leading to publication
• Applied molecular biology
• Cardiovascular health
• Neuroscience applications in health
• Stress-related mental health disorders
• Evidence-based Ayurveda and Integrative Medicine

In our PhD in Physiology & Health program, you will:

• Receive training in research design and implementation at the doctoral level, leading to the publication of your discoveries
• Perform specialized research on how Transcendental Meditation and Maharishi AyurVeda impact specific areas and conditions such as aging, cardiovascular health, and PTSD
• Enjoy the support of a community of bright minds and fellow researchers who are dedicated to studying natural cures and treatments

What is Maharishi AyurVeda?

Ayurveda — which means “science of life” — is a traditional system of medicine originating in ancient India. Ayurveda is a comprehensive, prevention-oriented system of natural health that addresses the body, mind, and environment to provide a holistic cure.

MIU teaches Maharishi AyurVeda, a unique form of Ayurveda that has been re-evaluated from a scientific perspective for modern-day use. Our PhD program integrates Maharishi AyurVeda with modern scientific understanding to take an integrated approach to medicine.

Moving science forward

MIU faculty and graduate students continue to advance the scientific understanding of the mechanisms and applications of natural, prevention-oriented methods for the health of the individual and society.

When you become part of our PhD program, you’ll specialize your research in one area of health — examples include neuroscience, stress-related mental disorders, and applied molecular biology — and discover how regular meditation practice and ayurvedic techniques impact that area.

A supportive community

During your time at our university, you will be surrounded by an online community of people who are passionate about researching natural and integrative cures for today’s illnesses.

In addition to studying under some of the greatest modern minds in natural medicine, you’ll meet supportive friends who share your values and are committed to making the world a better, healthier place.

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Featured faculty

Sanford Nidich Director of the PhD in Physiology & Health

Sanford Nidich, EdD, is Director of the Center for Social-Emotional Health and Consciousness, Professor of Physiology and Health, Professor of Education, and Senior Investigator at the Institute for Natural Medicine and Prevention at Maharishi International University. He has been a pioneering researcher in the field of complementary and integrative medicine for several decades. He has been a principal investigator or co-investigator on research projects funded by the Department of Defense, the National Institutes of Health, and private foundations in the areas of mental health, rehabilitation, cardiovascular disease, and cancer, totaling over $20 million. Curriculum Vitae >

All Department Faculty

The PhD degree will be awarded once the following steps have been completed:

• Core curriculum, qualifying exam, dissertation proposal, and dissertation research
• Presentation of the dissertation findings in a formal lecture with an open public forum for discussion.
• Acceptance of the dissertation by the Graduate School and the Library.

List of courses

PH 582 Research Methods

Students will learn study designs most applicable to evidence-based integrative medicine and biomedical research. These include prospective vs retrospective studies, observational vs experimental studies, case-control, cross-sectional, cohort, quasi-randomized trials, randomized controlled trials, pragmatic clinical trials, systematic reviews, meta-analysis, and whole systems research. Particular emphasis will be placed on understanding each design in terms of internal and external threats to validity and how to choose an appropriate research design for a corresponding research question. Students will gain practice in critically reviewing biomedical research literature. Students will work on a research project throughout the course and submit a written paper at its conclusion. (4 credits)

PH 583 Biostatistics

Students will learn introductory and intermediate-level statistics applicable to evidence-based integrative medicine research. These include dependent and independent t-tests, chi-squared tests, general linear models (analysis of variance, analysis of covariance, and repeated-measures), survival analysis, and non-parametric statistics for one and two group designs. Students will work on a research project throughout the course and submit a written paper at its conclusion. (4 credits)

PH 595 Advanced Topics in Physiology and Integrative Medicine

PH 596 Research Practicum

During this course, PhD students will work with the supervision of one of the doctoral program senior faculty on an active research project, e.g. original research paper, review article, or grant proposal. Each student will produce a deliverable that is suitable for submission for publication or peer-review. The will offer an opportunity for students to develop research skills from the beginning of the program through hands-on experience in research activities such as literature review, data collection, data analysis, interpretation, report writing, and the peer-review process. (2 credits) This course may be waived or equivalent coursework or experience substituted with permission of the program director.

PH 601 Preparation for Qualifying Examination

PH 700 Dissertation Proposal Preparation with formal defense before faculty

PhD Researcher status

PH 701 Dissertation Research

To graduate, students must also satisfy the general requirements for a PhD

Entrance requirements

The entrance requirements for the Doctor of Philosophy in Physiology are:

• MS in Physiology or equivalent degree; MS in Maharishi AyurVeda and Integrative Medicine; MD, DO, or ND degree; or certification as a nurse practitioner, physician assistant, or equivalent health-professional training
• Satisfaction of entrance requirements must be approved by the department’s graduate faculty and receive approval by the director of the program and the dean of the graduate school.

Additional requirements

English language verification

International applicants must submit official English proficiency test scores within the past 2 years of at least 110 on Duolingo, 6.5 on IELTS Academic, 90 on TOEFL iBT or 58 on PTE.

Before your first class

All MIU students practice the Transcendental Meditation ® technique. If you have not learned it yet:

• Once accepted as a US student, the cost of TM instruction is covered through a grant offered by MIU
• Students can either learn TM upon arrival or prior to enrolling
• Contact your admissions counselor for details
• Find information on the TM technique or search for a TM teacher at TM.org

Cost & Aid, 2024-25

US Students

US Online PhD

Annual Tuition
Entry Level	$10,800
Candidate Level	$10,000
Researcher Level	$6,000

International Students

International Online PhD

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