WhiteHouse College of Business & Technology, also known as WCBT Birtamode or WCBT Jhapa Campus, is a higher education institution in Jhapa, Nepal. It is managed by WhiteHouse Education Foundation and works in partnership with Kathmandu University for its undergraduate programs in information technology and technical education in information technology.
The college operates from the premises of Nidi Secondary School & Indreni Campus. Its academic environment includes classroom learning, laboratory work, projects, internships, workshops, mentoring, research activities, and student support. WCBT offers two four-year undergraduate programs under its Kathmandu University partnership, with 30 seats in each program.
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Institution | WhiteHouse College of Business & Technology |
| Also known as | WCBT Birtamode / WCBT Jhapa Campus |
| Location | Jhapa, Nepal |
| Campus premises | Nidi Secondary School & Indreni Campus |
| Management | WhiteHouse Education Foundation |
| University partnership | Kathmandu University |
| Academic level | Undergraduate |
| Programs | BIT and B Tech Ed IT |
| Duration | 4 years for each program |
| Seats | 30 seats in each program |
WhiteHouse Education Foundation began its education initiative in 2014. WCBT Jhapa Campus opened in 2018 with a focus on business and technology education. The academic partnership with Kathmandu University followed in 2021, bringing BIT and B Tech Ed IT programs to Jhapa.
The college's academic direction is centered on information technology and technology-related education. Its work combines formal university study with practical activities, projects, industry exposure, and student support.
The institutional mission focuses on expanding access to business and technology education in Jhapa while connecting classroom study with practical learning and community engagement.
WCBT Jhapa Campus operates under WhiteHouse Education Foundation. The foundation provides institutional leadership, infrastructure, and long-term management for the campus.
Academic oversight is linked with Kathmandu University requirements. Curriculum delivery and assessment follow university standards, while the college also conducts internal academic review and faculty-development activities.
This arrangement gives the institution a defined administrative and academic structure. WhiteHouse Education Foundation manages the campus, while the Kathmandu University partnership governs the academic framework of the degree programs.
WCBT is based in Jhapa, Nepal, with its academic premises at Nidi Secondary School & Indreni Campus.
The campus includes classrooms, laboratories, library resources, and spaces used for group learning and project work. Academic activities extend beyond lectures through laboratory exercises, workshops, projects, mentoring, internships, research activities, and student clubs.
This learning environment supports the practical components of both undergraduate programs offered at the college.
WCBT offers its undergraduate programs in partnership with Kathmandu University.
The partnership covers the Bachelor of Information Technology and the Bachelor of Technical Education in Information Technology. Both programs follow Kathmandu University curricula and assessment arrangements.
Academic administration at WCBT also follows relevant university guidelines and program requirements. The university relationship is therefore central to the academic structure of the college and its two bachelor's programs.
WCBT Birtamode offers two four-year undergraduate programs under its Kathmandu University partnership.
| Program | Duration | Seats |
|---|---|---|
| Bachelor of Information Technology (BIT) | 4 years | 30 |
| Bachelor of Technical Education in Information Technology (B Tech Ed IT) | 4 years | 30 |
The Bachelor of Information Technology is a four-year undergraduate program structured across eight semesters.
Its academic coverage includes programming, information systems, mathematics, digital logic, databases, software engineering, computer networks, web and mobile development, information security, cloud computing, management-related study, projects, electives, and internship work.
Projects form part of the academic structure across the program, allowing students to apply computing concepts through practical assignments before completing the internship component.
The program concentrates on software, information systems, computing infrastructure, databases, networks, web technologies, applications, and related areas of information technology.
The Bachelor of Technical Education in Information Technology is a four-year, eight-semester undergraduate program with a total of 136 credit hours.
The program combines information technology with education, instructional practice, research, and professional learning. Its curriculum is organized across several academic areas:
Information technology courses
IT mathematics
Education core courses
Vocational education components
Research and internship work
The program includes computing subjects alongside educational psychology, curriculum-related study, instructional design, assessment, research, teaching-related activities, projects, and professional practice.
This combination gives B Tech Ed IT a distinct academic structure from BIT while maintaining a substantial information technology component.
Teaching and learning at WCBT include lectures, laboratory work, projects, workshops, seminars, internships, industry visits, mentoring, and interaction with professionals.
Both programs contain areas that require practical application. BIT students work with programming, databases, networks, systems, software projects, applications, and internship activities. B Tech Ed IT students combine information technology with instructional design, teaching-related study, research, projects, and professional practice.
Field-based activities and projects provide additional settings for applying classroom concepts. Industry-related exposure includes workshops, seminars, visits, internships, mentoring, and project activities.
WCBT includes laboratory and project spaces connected with computing, robotics, embedded systems, educational technology, artificial intelligence, connected systems, and applied research.
Laboratory activities include work with programming, data, sensors, microcontrollers, networking, automation, device communication, and technical project development.
Students also have opportunities to work on projects with faculty guidance, develop prototypes, collaborate in teams, and connect technical study with practical problems.
Research and project themes at the college include educational technology, intelligent systems, embedded technologies, automation, digital learning, and student-faculty project work.
These facilities and activities support different areas of the two programs. BIT students can connect computing and systems study with technical projects, while B Tech Ed IT students can combine technology with educational applications and instructional practice.
WCBT provides career-preparation activities alongside academic study. These services are intended to help students prepare for internships and employment processes rather than guarantee particular career outcomes.
Activities include:
Internship guidance and internship opportunities
Industry and workplace visits
Workshops and seminars
Mentoring from professionals and alumni
CV and portfolio preparation
Project presentation guidance
Interview preparation
Employer talks and professional interaction
Career preparation develops alongside academic and project work. Students build technical and communication skills, prepare academic and project portfolios, and receive guidance related to internships and employment applications.
Student activities at WCBT cover technical, cultural, recreational, and community areas.
Clubs and activities are associated with coding and robotics, educational technology, sports, arts and media, community outreach, and entrepreneurship.
Students may also take part in workshops, competitions, hackathons, quizzes, volunteering, and cultural activities. These activities create additional opportunities for teamwork, communication, technical practice, project presentation, leadership, and peer interaction outside regular classes.
WCBT provides academic and student-support services covering learning, personal wellbeing, accessibility, orientation, financial guidance, and career preparation.
Support areas include:
Academic tutoring and study-skills guidance
Counselling for academic and personal concerns
Wellbeing workshops and stress-management resources
Reasonable accommodations for students with disabilities
Financial-aid guidance
Orientation for new students
Mentoring and introductory academic sessions
Emergency contact support
Orientation helps new students become familiar with classrooms, services, academic expectations, and campus arrangements. Mentoring also connects new students with senior students during their early period at the college.
WCBT has merit-based and need-based financial-support arrangements for students enrolled in BIT and B Tech Ed IT.
Merit consideration is connected with entrance performance and previous academic results. Need-based support considers documented financial and family circumstances.
The scholarship process includes an application and review after an admission offer. Some awards may continue across semesters subject to academic standing and the conditions attached to the award.
Financial-aid services also provide guidance related to scholarship applications, grants, and education-cost planning.
Admission begins with checking the eligibility requirements for the selected Kathmandu University program. Applicants then submit an application with their chosen program and supporting documents.
The general process includes:
Review eligibility for the selected program.
Submit the application and academic information.
Complete the required entrance assessment.
Attend an interview.
Receive an admission offer after successfully completing the required stages.
Application documents include academic certificates and transcripts, a citizenship or passport copy, passport-size photographs, and other documents specified during the admission process.
Applicants select a primary program when applying for admission.
| Contact | Details |
|---|---|
| Institution | WhiteHouse College of Business & Technology |
| Location | Jhapa, Nepal |
| Phone | 9714530056, 9714530057 |
| info@whitehouseeducation.edu.np |
WCBT Birtamode offers the Bachelor of Information Technology and the Bachelor of Technical Education in Information Technology under its Kathmandu University partnership.
Both BIT and B Tech Ed IT have a duration of four years.
BIT has 30 seats, while B Tech Ed IT also has 30 seats.
The college is located in Jhapa, Nepal, and operates from the premises of Nidi Secondary School & Indreni Campus.
WhiteHouse Education Foundation manages WCBT Jhapa Campus.
WCBT works in partnership with Kathmandu University for its BIT and B Tech Ed IT undergraduate programs.
Yes. The admission process includes an entrance assessment and an interview after submission of the application and supporting documents.
Yes. Merit-based and need-based financial-support arrangements are available for BIT and B Tech Ed IT students through an application and review process.
Student support includes academic guidance, counselling, wellbeing resources, accessibility support, financial-aid guidance, orientation, mentoring, and career-preparation activities.
