Master of Education (M.Ed.) at Yerawati Aadarsha Multiple Campus is a TU-affiliated master’s program offered under the Faculty of Education. The campus is located at Rapti–2, Lalmatiya, Deukhuri, Dang, Lumbini Province, Nepal.
At the campus, M.Ed. is offered in Nepali Education and English Education. The program follows the Tribhuvan University semester system and is designed for students seeking graduate-level study in education, specialization-based academic work, teaching practice, and thesis-based research.
Course: Master of Education (M.Ed.)
Campus: Yerawati Aadarsha Multiple Campus
Location: Rapti–2, Lalmatiya, Deukhuri, Dang, Lumbini Province, Nepal
Affiliation: Tribhuvan University
Faculty: Faculty of Education
Duration: 24 months
Academic System: 4 semesters
Maximum Completion Period: 5 years
Total Credit Hours: 69
Campus M.Ed. Areas: Nepali Education and English Education
Institution Type: Community campus
QAA Status: In process with the University Grants Commission
Contact Number: 082-580274 / 9857862567
Email: yerawaticampus567@gmail.com
The M.Ed. curriculum follows the Tribhuvan University Faculty of Education semester structure. It combines core professional courses, specialization courses, teaching practice, and thesis writing.
Total duration: 24 months, 4 semesters
Total credit hours: 69
Core professional courses: 21 credit hours
Specialization courses: 39 credit hours
Teaching Practice/Practicum: 3 credit hours
Thesis writing: 6 credit hours
First semester: 18 credit hours
Second semester: 18 credit hours
Third semester: 18 credit hours
Fourth semester: 15 credit hours
The core education courses include Foundations of Education, Advanced Educational Psychology, Curriculum Practices, Education and Development, Research Methodology in Education, Measurement and Evaluation in Education, and Contemporary Educational Issues.
At Yerawati Aadarsha Multiple Campus, the available M.Ed. specialization areas are Nepali Education and English Education.
Prepare qualified education professionals for upper secondary-level teaching.
Develop academic preparation in education policy, pedagogy, and educational research.
Support preparation for roles related to education planning, administration, management, and supervision.
Build specialization-based knowledge and skills.
Connect educational theory and research with professional practice.
Support graduate-level academic work in Nepali Education and English Education.
The M.Ed. program covers graduate-level study in education through core professional courses, specialization courses, teaching practice, and thesis writing. Its academic scope includes education foundations, educational psychology, curriculum, development, research methodology, measurement and evaluation, and contemporary educational issues.
At Yerawati Aadarsha Multiple Campus, the program is connected with the Faculty of Education and the campus’s master’s-level offerings in Nepali Education and English Education. Students study in a community-campus setting supported by e-library access, multimedia resources, free transportation, scholarships, regular assessment, and instructional activities conducted by experienced faculty members.
Understand graduate-level concepts in education and pedagogy.
Study education policy, educational research, curriculum, and evaluation.
Build specialization knowledge in Nepali Education or English Education.
Apply theory and research through coursework, assignments, and field-based academic activities.
Complete teaching practice or practicum according to the M.Ed. structure.
Prepare and defend thesis work under academic supervision.
Educational research
Academic writing
Thesis proposal preparation
Teaching and classroom practice
Curriculum and evaluation understanding
Specialization-based academic analysis
Seminar and assignment-based presentation
Field study and case study work
The M.Ed. curriculum uses lecture sessions along with project works, assignments, seminars, case studies, and field studies. Yerawati Aadarsha Multiple Campus supports academic delivery through classroom instruction, e-library access, multimedia resources, ICT-supported learning, regular assessment, and counseling support.
Lecture-based instruction
Project work
Assignments
Seminars
Case studies
Field studies
Teaching Practice/Practicum
Thesis supervision
Upper secondary teaching-related pathways after meeting applicable requirements
Education planning-related roles
Education administration and management-related roles
Supervision and education support roles
Teacher training-related pathways
Educational research-related work
Further academic work in education
Scholarship support for economically deprived students
Scholarship support for students from marginalized communities
Scholarships in different fields and disciplines
Support connected with campus endowment funds
Campus-level financial support mechanisms for eligible students
Admission notice is issued by the concerned academic authority or campus.
Eligible applicants submit the prescribed application form with required academic details.
Admission selection is based on entrance examination marks covering educational aptitude and specialization subject knowledge.
A merit list or selection result may be published by the concerned authority.
Selected students submit required documents and pay the prescribed admission fee.
Final enrollment follows TU rules and the schedule of the concerned faculty, department, or campus.
Students with B.Ed. or a Post-Graduate Diploma in Education from Tribhuvan University or a recognized university are eligible for M.Ed. admission. Subject-specific requirements also apply according to the selected specialization.
For Nepali Education, applicants need B.Ed. with major or minor Nepali Education, or B.A. with major Nepali and one-year B.Ed.
For English Education, applicants need B.Ed. with major or minor English Education, or B.A. with major English and one-year B.Ed.
Bachelor’s Degree Transcript / Marksheet
Bachelor’s Degree Certificate or Provisional Certificate
Character Certificate from the bachelor-level institution
Migration Certificate, if the bachelor’s degree is from another university
Transfer Certificate from the previous campus or college
Citizenship Certificate or Birth Certificate copy
Passport-size photographs
Entrance Examination Scorecard, if required by the program or faculty
Completed Admission/Application Form
Admission Fee Payment Receipt
Equivalence Certificate for foreign university qualifications
The M.Ed. program follows the semester system of Tribhuvan University Faculty of Education. Semester-end examinations are conducted by the Office of the Dean.
For taught courses, internal evaluation carries 40 percent and external evaluation carries 60 percent of the total weightage, unless a specific course has a different evaluation structure. Students must pass internal and external evaluation separately.
Teaching Practice/Practicum and Thesis are practical components of the M.Ed. program. Teaching Practice is completed toward the end of the fourth semester. Thesis writing includes proposal development, research work, supervision, presentation, and final evaluation according to Faculty of Education procedures.
M.Ed. at Yerawati Aadarsha Multiple Campus provides a TU-affiliated graduate program in Education for students studying in Lalmatiya, Deukhuri, Dang. The program follows a four-semester structure and includes core education courses, specialization courses, teaching practice, and thesis writing.
The campus offers M.Ed. in Nepali Education and English Education. Its community-based setting, Faculty of Education focus, e-library access, multimedia support, scholarships, transportation support, and QAA process create a defined academic environment for graduate-level education study.
The M.Ed. program has a normal duration of 24 months and follows a four-semester structure.
The M.Ed. program is affiliated with Tribhuvan University under the Faculty of Education.
The campus offers M.Ed. in Nepali Education and English Education.
Applicants must have B.Ed. or a Post-Graduate Diploma in Education from Tribhuvan University or a recognized university. Subject-specific requirements apply for Nepali Education and English Education.
Yes. The M.Ed. curriculum includes thesis writing of 6 credit hours.
The program follows the semester system. Semester-end examinations are conducted by the Office of the Dean, and taught courses include internal and external evaluation.
