MCh Neurosurgery

Super-specialty surgical doctorate focused on operative and perioperative management of brain, spine, and peripheral nerve disorders.
MCh Neurosurgery at Tribhuvan University’s Institute of Medicine, Maharajgunj, is a three-year high-intensity surgical program designed for MS General Surgery graduates. Training includes cranial, spinal, vascular, trauma, tumor, pediatric, and functional neurosurgery along with neuro-ICU exposure and operative skill development. Graduates exit as independent neurosurgical consultants capable of handling complex emergency and elective cases.

Short description
Three-year superspecialty surgical doctorate preparing post-MS surgeons for independent neurosurgical practice through high-volume operative training, neurocritical care, and research.

Description
MCh Neurosurgery at Kathmandu University is an advanced surgical program designed to develop full operative competency in cranial, spinal, peripheral nerve, trauma, and pediatric neurosurgery. Training occurs at KUSMS and multiple KU-affiliated tertiary neurosurgical centers with diverse caseloads. The program emphasizes surgical technique, clinical decision-making, neurocritical care management, and academic research. Admission and evaluation follow the Medical Education Commission (MEC) national standards.

MCh Neurosurgery is a three‑year super‑specialty surgical degree after MS General Surgery, focusing on advanced management of neurological disorders including brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nerve surgery. It equips graduates for independent clinical practice, research, and academic roles in neurosurgery.

Description
The MCh Neurosurgery program trains surgeons in diagnostic evaluation, operative and non-operative management of neurological conditions, critical care, and neuro-rehabilitation. It emphasizes clinical exposure, operative skill development, research, and teaching responsibilities. Graduates are prepared for roles in tertiary care hospitals, academic institutions, and specialized neurosurgical centers.