Overview
Nawa Nepal Campus (नव नेपाल क्याम्पस) is a community owned campus located in Jugar, Triveni Rural Municipality, Rolpa district, Lumbini Province, Nepal. The campus was established on 2064 Ashoj 24 BS (2007 AD) to support access to higher education within the local community.
The campus is affiliated with Tribhuvan University and approved by the University Grants Commission of Nepal. It offers the Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) program, with Population and Health subjects taught under the Faculty of Education.
Quick Highlights
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Campus Name | Nawa Nepal Campus |
| Nepali Name | नव नेपाल क्याम्पस |
| Location | Jugar, Triveni Rural Municipality, Rolpa, Lumbini Province, Nepal |
| Established | 2064 Ashoj 24 BS (2007 AD) |
| Ownership | Community owned |
| Affiliation | Tribhuvan University |
| Approval | University Grants Commission of Nepal |
| Campus Chief | Gopindra Bahadur K.C. |
| Offered Program | Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) |
Academic Program
The campus offers Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.), a four-year bachelor degree program under Tribhuvan University. The program follows an annual examination system. Population and Health subjects are taught within the Faculty of Education at the campus.
Admission Documents
Applicants need to submit original certificates from S.L.C./S.E.E. to Grade 12, transcript, character certificate, and four recently taken passport-size photographs. Personal presence is also required during admission.
Facilities and Student Support
Nawa Nepal Campus provides library, sports, multimedia, journal, counselling, scholarships, tour, and ECA facilities. The campus provides scholarship support for economically and socially deprived students, as well as deserving, meritorious, and needy students.
The campus has received support from Triveni Rural Municipality, UGC Nepal, the Ministry of Social Development of Lumbini Province, and local citizens of Jugar.
Infrastructure
The campus infrastructure includes buildings developed on land donated by local residents. Chankh Bahadur Wali donated 11 ropanis of land, where a building was constructed and classes began. Later, Kulananda Giri donated 14 ropanis of land, where another building with an assembly hall was built.
