There are three Buddhist disciplines in Gulong University, namely, Buddhist teaching, Buddhist culturology and Indian studies. In addition, there are four disciplines of Buddhism in the history discipline. Among them, the major of Buddhist history requires students to have some basic knowledge of Buddhism, sociology and other adjacent disciplines.

But generally speaking, the demand is not great, and there is no restriction that the major must be Buddhism. If it is sociology anthropology, it will help to apply and study. I believe that your self-taught subjects should also be partial to sociology, but even science does not mean that you can't apply. In fact, religious studies have also admitted many science students, some of whom just want to study religion from a scientific perspective, rather than simply studying literature.

As for the self-taught diploma, it is recognized, but the key lies in the length of education. But in fact, it doesn't mean that you have to study for many years. Some genius 18 years old doctor graduated. That number of years is only a measure of education level. On this issue, it won't be a big problem, so don't worry too much.