The Master of Education (M.Ed.) program at Urlabari Multiple Campus, Morang, is a two-year postgraduate degree offered under the affiliation of Tribhuvan University (TU).
Designed for aspiring educators, researchers, and academic professionals, this course builds on pedagogical theory, subject expertise, and research skills to prepare students for leadership roles in the education sector.
Duration: 2 Years (4 Semesters)
Affiliation: Tribhuvan University (TU)
Medium of Instruction: English and Nepali
Entry Requirement: Bachelor’s Degree in Education (or equivalent)
The M.Ed. program follows TU’s standardized semester-wise credit-based system. Students choose a specialization—such as Curriculum & Evaluation, Educational Planning & Management (EPM), Nepali Education, English Education, Mathematics Education, Health Education, or others—based on availability.
Each specialization includes:
Core Courses (Compulsory foundation in education)
Specialization Courses (Subject-specific pedagogy and content)
Elective/Interdisciplinary Courses
Research Work (Compulsory thesis or project-based study)
Equip students with in-depth knowledge of educational theory and practice
Foster critical thinking and independent research skills
Develop expertise in chosen subject specialization
Promote ethical, inclusive, and contextually relevant education strategies
Graduates of M.Ed. from Urlabari Multiple Campus can pursue:
Teaching positions at secondary and higher education levels
Curriculum design and development roles
Education officers in government and NGOs
School administration, academic leadership, and policy advisory positions
Further academic research (MPhil, PhD)
The program emphasizes both theoretical understanding and practical skills, such as:
Educational research methodology
Data analysis in education
Advanced pedagogy and assessment tools
Educational planning and leadership strategies
The faculty at Urlabari Multiple Campus adopts:
Lectures and seminars
Group discussions and presentations
Case studies and project-based tasks
Mid-term assessments, final exams, and thesis defense
Completion of a B.Ed. or equivalent from a TU-recognized institution
Minimum second division or equivalent GPA
Entrance exam as per TU’s Faculty of Education criteria
The campus provides scholarships based on:
Academic merit
Reservation quotas (Dalit, Janajati, Madhesi, etc.)
Financial need or marginalized background
TU-affiliated trusted academic institution
Qualified faculty with years of teaching and research experience
Supportive learning environment with updated library and research resources
Community engagement and professional development programs
The M.Ed. program at Urlabari Multiple Campus is more than a degree—it’s a pathway to becoming a transformative educator and leader. With a research-based curriculum aligned with Nepal’s educational needs, this program empowers students to make meaningful contributions to teaching, policy, and community-based education reform.
