Master of Business Studies (MBS) at Thames International College runs under Tribhuvan University’s Faculty of Management.
The program spans two academic years across four semesters and combines core management study, specialization courses, and a dissertation.
Classes run at the Old Baneshwor campus, which offers access to organizations, banks, and service sectors for projects and supervision.
Students who hold a bachelor’s degree in management or an equivalent qualification enter a structured syllabus used across TU-affiliated campuses.
Affiliation: Tribhuvan University, Faculty of Management
Duration: 2 years; 4 semesters
Structure: Core courses, specialization courses, dissertation with viva
Evaluation: In-semester assessment and semester-end examinations under TU rules
Attendance: As per TU guidelines for semester eligibility
The core block builds advanced knowledge in managerial economics, organizational behavior, managerial accounting, financial management, marketing management, operations and supply topics, research methodology, and statistical tools.
Specialization courses deepen expertise in one functional area such as accounting, finance, marketing, or management.
Students consult the program office to select a concentration that matches prior study and career goals.
The dissertation caps the degree.
You prepare a proposal, collect and analyze data, and defend the report in line with TU formatting and evaluation procedures.
Strengthen advanced decision skills across finance, marketing, operations, and HR
Develop research ability for organizational studies and policy questions
Build professional conduct aligned to TU academic rules and ethical practice
Support progression to mid-level roles or further study
Graduates work in banking and financial services, FMCG and retail operations, consulting support, accounting and audit firms, development projects, and public administration.
The dissertation and specialization subjects help you present evidence of focused study when applying for roles or future programs.
Analyze business problems using quantitative and qualitative methods
Integrate cross-functional knowledge in casework and projects
Write clear research reports and present findings to academic panels
Apply ethical standards in data use, reporting, and workplace practice
Quantitative analysis: statistics for managers, financial modeling basics
Research practice: proposal writing, data collection, analysis, reporting
Communication: management writing, presentation, seminar participation
Technology use: spreadsheet and database skills for managerial work
Faculty use lectures, seminars, case analysis, simulations, presentations, and project supervision.
In-semester work includes assignments, quizzes, and seminar tasks.
The dissertation runs under a supervisor with scheduled reviews and a final defense.
Minimum qualification: Bachelor’s degree in management or an equivalent field recognized by TU
Selection: Merit screening under TU rules; the college may use an interview or internal test for final placement
Documentation: Academic transcripts, migration/equivalence (as applicable), and identification per the current intake notice
Finance and banking: credit analysis, branch operations, treasury support
Accounting and audit: junior auditor, compliance assistant, taxation support
Marketing and sales: brand coordination, channel support, insights trainee
Operations and HR: process coordination, HR generalist roles, admin supervision
Entrepreneurship and public sector: SME management, local government units
Thames offers merit-linked and need-based routes published during the admission cycle.
Check current categories, amounts, and timelines with the Admissions & Aid section for master’s students.
TU-standard framework with clear specialization and dissertation
Structured evaluation blending in-semester work and final exams
Central location that supports supervision, research access, and networking
MBS at Thames follows TU’s two-year semester framework and sets defined expectations for coursework, specialization, and research.
Students seeking a rule-based master’s degree for Nepal’s management job market can plan their study and dissertation path with the program office.
Q1. How long is the MBS program?
Two years across four semesters.
Q2. Is a dissertation mandatory?
Yes. A supervised dissertation with report and viva is part of the degree.
Q3. What are the specialization areas?
Accounting, finance, marketing, or management tracks are available as per TU-approved lists.
Q4. Does the program accept non-management graduates?
Applicants with equivalent qualifications recognized by TU may apply subject to eligibility screening.
Q5. How is the program assessed?
In-semester tasks and TU semester-end examinations, plus the dissertation defense.
