Bachelor of Education (B.Ed)

B.Ed. at Dahathum Multiple Campus

The Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) at Dahathum Multiple Campus is a four-year, full-time undergraduate program under the Faculty of Education of Tribhuvan University. The campus is located in Bheerkot Municipality-2, Dahathum, Syangja, Gandaki Province, Nepal, and runs the program as part of its core bachelor-level offerings in a community campus setting.

At Dahathum Multiple Campus, the B.Ed. program is available with student support measures that include scholarships for Dalit, poor, and meritorious students. The campus also states that first-year B.Ed. study is fully free with financial support from Bheerkot Municipality.

Highlights

• Program: Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.)

• Campus: Dahathum Multiple Campus, Syangja

• Affiliation: Tribhuvan University, Faculty of Education

• Duration: 4 years

• System: Annual

• Location: Bheerkot Municipality-2, Dahathum, Syangja, Gandaki Province

• Student support: Scholarships for Dalit, poor, and meritorious students

• Fee support: Free first-year study for B.Ed. students with municipal support

Curriculum Details

The B.Ed. program follows TU’s four-year annual structure. It is designed as both a professional and academic program for teacher preparation at the secondary level.

• Total structure includes 22 courses and a teaching internship/practicum

• Course groups include communication skills, professional core courses, specialization major, specialization minor, and teaching practice

• Students study one specialization major and one specialization minor subject area

• Final-year study includes teaching internship/practicum

Objectives

• Prepare competent teachers for secondary-level teaching

• Combine academic study with professional education training

• Build subject specialization through major and minor areas

• Support progression in education-related higher study

Scope

The program provides a structured study path in education with subject specialization, core education courses, and teaching practice. Its annual format and teaching internship make it relevant for students seeking undergraduate study in education through a TU-affiliated community campus.

Learning Outcomes

• Understand foundational and professional areas of education

• Develop subject specialization in major and minor areas

• Complete teaching internship/practicum requirements

• Build preparation for teaching-related roles and further study

Teaching Methodology

At the campus level, student support for the B.Ed. program includes internal evaluation and individual counseling. Additional classes are arranged as needed.

• Internal evaluation

• Individual counseling

• Additional classes as required

Career Opportunities

• School-level teaching pathways

• Education-related academic progression

• Roles connected to subject-based teaching support

Scholarships and Financial Aid

• Scholarships for Dalit students

• Scholarships for poor and meritorious students

• Free first-year study for B.Ed. students with support from Bheerkot Municipality

Admission Process

• Admission follows TU rules, Faculty of Education guidelines, and campus procedures

• Applicants submit the prescribed form and required academic documents

• Grade 12 / PCL or equivalent qualification is required

• Additional subject-based entry requirements apply according to the specialization area

Required Documents

• Academic transcript of Class 12 / +2 or equivalent

• Character certificate

• Migration certificate if applicable

• Transfer certificate

• Citizenship certificate or birth certificate copy

• Passport-size photographs

• Completed admission form

• Admission fee receipt

• Equivalence certificate if applicable

Exam and Result Process

The B.Ed. program follows TU’s annual system. Final examinations are conducted under TU rules, guidelines, and the applicable academic calendar.

Conclusion

The B.Ed. program at Dahathum Multiple Campus offers a TU-affiliated undergraduate pathway in education within Syangja. Its structure combines core education study, subject specialization, and teaching practice, while campus-level support includes scholarships and first-year fee assistance for B.Ed. students.