Experts at the event presented many Ayurvedic techniques and therapeutic approaches to maintain and restore inner balance—an essential component of holistic health. Participants also had the opportunity to benefit from free Ayurvedic consultations, provided by Alma Mater students under the professional supervision of their mentors.

Ayurveda, based on traditional Indian medicine, is recognized and practiced worldwide today as a comprehensive approach to health and well-being. Alma Mater Europaea has promoted Ayurvedic knowledge for many years, offering high-quality education tailored to modern needs.

Dr. Gordana Marković, MD, emphasized:
“Ayurveda is not just a system of healing, but a holistic lifestyle approach that teaches us to listen to our bodies and understand the natural principles that influence our health.”

Mag. Tomaž Klojčnik added:
“By incorporating Ayurvedic principles into everyday life, we can achieve inner balance, which leads to improved quality of life and disease prevention—this is also the foundation of our educational program.”

For those interested in learning more about Ayurveda and how to apply it in daily life, Alma Mater Europaea offers a unique opportunity to deepen their knowledge through two educational programs:

- Master’s degree program within the Health Sciences curriculum, with the option to specialize in Ayurveda – Integrative Health Sciences.

- Professional education, lasting two semesters, concludes with a certificate of 55 ECTS credits (without a diploma). More about the program here.