If you’re a SEE graduate interested in literature, culture, history, psychology, or social issues, the Humanities stream may align with your academic interests and plans.
At Urlabari Multiple Campus (UMC), the Ten Plus Two (Class 11 and 12) Humanities program is a gateway to understanding human society, behavior, and development—backed by nationally recognized curriculum standards.
This program is affiliated with the National Examination Board (NEB), Nepal. It is structured to offer foundational academic and analytical skills to students pursuing careers in the arts, education, journalism, civil service, and development sectors.
NEB-accredited two-year program
Community-based campus with active student support
Located in Urlabari, Morang—near Mahendra Highway
Nearly four decades of educational contribution
Focus on inclusive and accessible learning
Here’s what you’ll study during the two years:
Class 11:
English
Nepali
Social Studies and Life Skills Education
Class 12:
English
Nepali
Social Studies and Life Skills Education
Mass Communication
Rural Development
Sociology
History
Culture
Home Science
Economics
Geography
Psychology
Mathematics
Students can select up to three elective subjects, based on the campus's available combinations and faculty resources.
Provide students with a critical understanding of social, cultural, historical, and psychological issues.
Encourage analytical thinking, ethical reasoning, and communication skills
Lay a foundation for higher education in Humanities, Law, Social Work, Education, and more
Promote civic awareness, national identity, and global perspectives
Not sure where Humanities can take you?
This stream opens pathways to diverse academic fields such as:
Bachelor of Arts (BA)
Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.)
Law (BALLB)
Rural Development
Psychology, Journalism, or Mass Communication
Graduates often pursue careers in government offices, NGOs, media houses, schools, research, and community development.
By the end of this course, students are expected to:
Understand key concepts in social science, culture, and communication
Analyze human behavior and societal trends
Improve public speaking, critical writing, and academic research skills
Engage in ethical decision-making and community initiatives
The Humanities curriculum supports the growth of several soft and academic skills, such as:
Writing and reading comprehension
Research and report preparation
Group discussion and debates
Field studies and project-based assessments
Time management and organizational planning
UMC uses a mix of traditional and participatory approaches to deliver this program. Teaching includes:
Classroom lectures
Group projects
Educational tours and community outreach
Internal assessments
Guest sessions from subject experts
Library-supported self-study
Research writing guidance for higher education readiness
To enroll in this program, students must:
Have passed the Secondary Education Examination (SEE) or equivalent
Submit academic transcripts and a character certificate
Complete the application process as outlined by the UMC administration
Details about admission deadlines and quotas can be found at the campus office.
After completing this course and further studies, students may work in:
Teaching and academic institutions
Media and journalism
Local governance and policy making
NGOs and development sectors
Civil services and administrative roles
Research and survey institutions
Tourism and cultural documentation
UMC offers need-based and merit scholarships through:
SHEP HERP program
Scholarships from Urlabari Municipality (20 students per year)
Partial and full tuition waivers for qualifying families
Support for Dalit, Janajati, indigenous, marginalized, and minority groups
For students who value understanding people, societies, and human thought, the Humanities offers a thoughtful path. At UMC, students benefit from a community-focused environment, experienced faculty, and facilities such as an expanding e-library and computer lab—plus strong mentoring for both academic and personal growth.
The program is particularly suitable for individuals seeking to contribute to their communities, pursue a career in public service, or become socially aware professionals with meaningful roles in society.
The Ten Plus Two Humanities program at Urlabari Multiple Campus goes beyond textbook learning. It prepares students to think critically, communicate effectively, and understand the complex world they live in. For SEE graduates who want a meaningful academic journey with a social purpose, this course offers a strong and relevant foundation.
