If you are curious about society and media, the BA at Salhesh Campus Lahan offers Journalism and Sociology specializations under Tribhuvan University.
This four-year annual program blends social theory, field study, writing practice, and media production basics. Students learn to report local issues and analyze social change within Madhesh and across Nepal.
TU-affiliated BA with Journalism and Sociology
News writing, reporting, and editing labs
Field surveys and community studies in Siraha and nearby districts
Guest talks by reporters and social workers
Access to computer lab and online resources
Core subjects across years include: English/Nepali communication, Nepalese history and politics, research methods, and electives.
Journalism Track: News gathering, reporting, editing, feature writing, photojournalism, media law and ethics, new media basics.
Sociology Track: Classical and contemporary theory, Nepali society, gender studies, social stratification, research methods, statistics for social science, fieldwork report.
Build clear writing, interviewing, and presentation skills
Develop sociological reasoning to study communities and institutions
Encourage ethical practice in reporting and research
Graduates may work in local media houses, community radios, digital news portals, NGOs, and development programs. Further study options include MA in Journalism/Mass Communication or MA in Sociology/Anthropology.
Ability to write news and features with accurate sourcing
Basic audio/photo editing and newsroom routines
Field survey planning, data collection, and short reports
Understanding of media ethics and community sensitivities
Campus newsroom labs and mock press conferences
SPSS/Spreadsheet basics for survey data
Photo and audio story exercises
Community mapping and stakeholder interviews
Sessions include lectures, workshops, lab practice, newsroom simulations, and field trips. Regular tests and annual model exams track progress.
10+2 or equivalent from a recognized board
Application with transcripts, character and migration certificates where required
Seat availability and selection as per TU rules
Possible roles include reporter, content writer, program assistant in NGOs, social researcher, and community mobilizer. Freelance opportunities arise in local digital platforms after building a portfolio.
Merit and need-based concessions follow campus policy and current regulations. Notices appear during admission.
The program connects classroom learning with real stories from the region. Students gain practical writing and research habits under supportive mentors.
The BA in Journalism and Sociology at Salhesh Campus offers a clear academic path for learners who want to study society and communicate it responsibly, opening doors to media and development fields.
