Bachelor of Arts (BA) at Kantipur Campus runs under Tribhuvan University with subject choices in Sociology, Political Science, Economics, Rural Development, Major English, and Major Nepali. The course supports learners who aim to work in community projects, media, governance support, and research assistance. Classes follow TU rules and a schedule suitable for daily travel.
Affiliation: Tribhuvan University (4 years)
Subject Options: Sociology, Political Science, Economics, Rural Development, Major English, Major Nepali
Learning Mode: Lectures, readings, assignments, presentations, field tasks where relevant
The BA mix includes social inquiry, institutions and governance, economic thinking, language depth, and community issues. Sociology builds awareness of social change and group behavior. Political Science introduces state systems, public institutions, and policy ideas. Economics supports cost–benefit thinking and public finance basics. Rural Development links class learning with local issues through short field activities. Language majors train you in close reading, writing craft, and text analysis.
Sociology + Rural Development + Major English for community media work
Political Science + Economics + Major Nepali for local governance support and communication
Build core understanding of society, governance, economics, and language.
Strengthen reading, note-making, and writing for clear communication.
Prepare for BA finals and common entry roles in Nepali organizations.
Graduates work in NGOs, local bodies, media houses, libraries, schools (as assistants), and social projects. Many move to MA in a chosen subject to deepen their field skills.
Summarize social and policy texts with clarity.
Use simple data and case notes to explain local issues.
Write short reports, briefs, and op-eds for class use.
Present findings clearly with basic slides.
Research Basics: Topic framing, note systems, short surveys, citation basics
Writing and Editing: Paragraph control, headline choice, summary writing
Field Awareness: Brief visits, stakeholder notes, observation logs
Language Depth (for majors): Text analysis, rhetoric, translation basics
Teaching relies on guided readings, discussion, unit tests, and short written tasks. Field notes and small surveys appear where subjects call for them. Office hours help refine essays and citations before submission.
Read assigned pages and mark new terms.
Draft a two-paragraph summary after each lecture.
Meet a peer weekly to compare notes and add references.
Entry Route: +2 or equivalent as per TU rules.
Process: Counseling → form submission → merit screening per TU rules → fee payment within the deadline → orientation.
Community Projects/NGOs: Program support, beneficiary records, field notes
Media and Communication: Desk support, content briefs, basic editing
Local Governance: Office files, minutes, information desks
Libraries/Archives: Catalog support, indexing, front-desk tasks
Scholarships are offered for women learners, students from disadvantaged groups, and high performers. Each intake notice defines categories, slots, and documents. Submit on time and keep copies for records.
Strong reading and writing base for public communication.
Flexible subject pairing within TU rules.
Morning schedule that suits students who travel from surrounding areas.
BA at Kantipur Campus builds steady habits in reading, writing, and community thinking under TU. Visit the administration office for the current subject groups, seats, fees, and timelines.
1) Which BA subjects can I choose?
Sociology, Political Science, Economics, Rural Development, Major English, and Major Nepali.
2) What documents are needed?
+2 transcript and certificates, character certificate, migration (if applicable), photos, and a valid ID.
3) Are morning classes available?
Yes, morning shift has been common.
4) What entry roles fit BA graduates?
Community project support, media desk roles, local governance clerical tasks, and library support.
5) Is further study common after BA?
Yes, many students continue to MA in a chosen subject.
