Not sure which education degree fits your plan to teach in Nepal? This B.Ed. at Budhuk Campus, Dhankuta, offers a clear path into secondary-level teaching under Tribhuvan University.
The B.Ed. at Budhuk Campus is a four-year bachelor’s program under Tribhuvan University (TU) and recognized by the University Grants Commission (UGC). The campus serves rural learners from Chaubise-7, Maunabudhuk, with a student-supportive setting and community values.
TU affiliation; UGC recognition
Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) program
Community-based, non-profit institution
Hostel, library, computer, and internet facilities
Scholarships and specific fee provisions as per campus information
The TU four-year B.Ed. follows an annual system with 22 courses (2,200 marks): Communication Skills, Professional Core, Specialization Major, Specialization Minor, and Teaching Practice. Students study one major (e.g., English, Nepali, Mathematics, Science, Population, Geography, Economics, History, Political Science) and a different minor; teaching practice occurs in the final year.
Build strong subject knowledge in a chosen major and minor
Grow classroom skills for secondary-level teaching
Encourage ethical practice and community service
Graduates prepare for teaching roles in public or private secondary schools, education NGOs, and local learning centers across Nepal.
Students learn to plan lessons, manage classrooms, assess learning fairly, use basic ICT in teaching, and apply education theory to real settings.
Communication and academic writing
Curriculum and evaluation fundamentals
Classroom strategies for the major subject
Basic research tasks and school projects
Lectures, guided reading, micro-teaching, school visits, internal tests, and a supervised teaching practice in the fourth year.
Grade 12/HSE or PCL (or equivalent) meeting TU subject-wise rules for the intended major and minor; some majors require prior subject background or an entrance test as per TU guidelines.
Secondary-level subject teacher
School coordinator or academic support staff
Education project assistant and community educator
Campus information notes merit-based scholarships (e.g., entrance exam topper) and specific fee provisions (including a monthly fee waiver for outside students). Confirm current terms at the administrative office.
You study under TU’s nationally used B.Ed. structure, learn from experienced teachers, and complete a school-based teaching practice that strengthens employability.
If your goal is a teaching career in Nepal, this TU-affiliated B.Ed. at Budhuk Campus offers a clear, structured route supported by community values and practical training.
How long is the B.Ed.?
Four academic years under TU’s annual system.
Can I choose any minor?
The minor must differ from the major; science majors follow TU rules on biology minor selection.
Where can I get up-to-date fee and scholarship details?
Contact the Budhuk Campus administrative office.
