University of Nepal

21/09/2026

The University of Nepal (UNepal), through its Center for Teaching, Learning, and Educational Research (CeTLER), organized a thought-provoking session on “Gender, Equity, and Inclusion in the Workplace” on September 18, 2026, at the Academic Campus, Uttardhoka.

Led by Ms. Chandni Joshi, Member of the Board of Trustees of University of Nepal, the session brought together members of the Board of Trustees, Executive members, and Faculty from the School of Public Policy (SPP) and the School of Arts, Sciences, and Technology (SAST).

The discussion explored how gender roles are socially constructed and reinforced through everyday practices, stereotypes, and institutional structures. Participants reflected that the goal is not simply to reverse gender roles, but to recognize caring, nurturing, earning, leading, and household responsibilities as shared human skills.

Such dialogue creates space for meaningful reflection and dialogue, helping ideas of equality, equity, and inclusion become part of our everyday attitudes, relationships, and institutional practices.

21/09/2026

Last Friday, Prof. Yoshihide Sekimoto, Director of the Center for Spatial Information Science (CSIS) at the University of Tokyo, and his research team visited the University of Nepal (UNepal).
UNepal is grateful to Prof. Sekimoto and his team for visiting us and making an excellent presentation on their research on the recent disaster in Nepal. We deeply appreciate their scholarly engagement with Nepal’s challenges.
UNepal looks forward to collaborating with Prof. Sekimoto and his team in the future.
Yoshihide Sekimoto

16/09/2026

The University of Nepal hosted Dr. Nishant Dhakal for an engaging session on “Dealing with Emergency Health Issues in the Classroom and Beyond.”

The session introduced our undergraduate students to essential basic safety measures and first-aid practices, helping them understand how to respond calmly and appropriately to common health emergencies.

Sessions like these provide students with opportunities to expand their learning beyond the classroom, connecting academic knowledge with practical skills that are relevant to everyday life.

15/09/2026

Thank you Deshsanchar for the news coverage!

Kathmandu — The University of Nepal organized a round table...

09/09/2026

Career Prospects Talk Session at University of Nepal

University of Nepal hosted Mr. Birendra Raj Pandey, President of Confederation of Nepalese Industries (CNI), at its Uttardhoka (Lazimpat) Academic Campus for an engaging session on “Career Prospects: Industry and Academia Linkage.”

The session offered students valuable insights into the evolving labour market, emerging technologies, brain drain, and the importance of academia–industry collaboration in preparing for future careers.

At the University of Nepal, we prioritize tailoring university education to meet market needs and believe that such conversations help students connect classroom learning with the realities of the world of work.

04/09/2026

The University of Nepal welcomed Mr. K***a Dixit, journalist, former editor, and current publisher of Nepali Times, to its Academic Campus, Uttardhoka today.

Mr. Dixit discussed the causes of the Trishuli flood, the climate crisis in the Himalaya, and its implications for Nepal’s future infrastructure planning.

This is the academic culture we value at the University of Nepal—creating opportunities for students to engage with experts, understand current affairs, and connect classroom learning with the world around them.

04/09/2026

The last day of the Student Immersion Program at the University of Nepal ended with a flurry of activities. Here's a glimpse of the last day of the Student Immersion Program 2026 at the University of Nepal — "Know Your Color."

We were delighted to host Mr. Kim Baaden and Mr. Kovid Panthy and grateful for the energy, insight, and meaningful experiences they brought to our students.

A colorful session of self-discovery, connection, and learning!

25/08/2026

25/08/2026

Student Immersion Program 2026 | Day 6 — Exploring Nepal, Understanding UNepal 🇳🇵

Day 6 of the Student Immersion Program 2026 at the University of Nepal brought two wonderful sessions filled with stories, perspectives, and meaningful conversations.

🌏 “Ke Nepal Sano Chha?” led by Mr. K***a Dixit, offered students a fascinating introduction to Nepal through the lenses of history, geography, politics, economy, and sustainability—encouraging them to look beyond the familiar and understand Nepal in a broader context.

🌱 “Thrive at University” led by Dr. Kitdor W., and Dr. Tara Niraula focused on helping students navigate and thrive in university.

From understanding the country we call home to discovering how to make the most of university life, Day 6 was all about seeing, questioning, connecting, and growing.

25/08/2026

Student Immersion Program 2026 | Day 5 — Go Digital: Digital Literacy & UNepal Digital Tools

Day 5 was all about becoming digitally confident and responsible learners at UNepal!

Our first cohort of undergraduate students explored digital tools that will make their learning and academic journey at UNepal more connected, engaging, and efficient. They also learned about using digital tools and Artificial Intelligence thoughtfully and responsibly in academia.

💻 From Microsoft/Google Tools to AI Tools
Led by Mr. Ashik Rajbhandari

🎓 UNepal Learning Management System (LMS) and SIS
Led by Mr. Padam Raj Pant

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