Bachelor of Arts in Nepal Bhasa

• Four-year Tribhuvan University program focused on Nepal Bhasa linguistics, literature, civilization, epigraphy, communication, and academic writing.

• Covers linguistic structure of Nepal Bhasa, classical and modern literature, literary criticism, and historical development.
• Includes study of Newar civilization, epigraphy, manuscripts, inscriptions, and cultural practices.
• Develops competence in communication, tourism-related cultural interpretation, and media writing.
• Introduces research methods, academic writing, and dissertation work in the final year.
• Prepares students for teaching, research, translation, cultural heritage management, and advanced studies in Nepal Bhasa, linguistics, or culture.

Curricular Structure in Table (TU BA Nepal Bhasa)

Compulsory Subjects (TU BA Structure)
• First Year: C.Eng.401 Reading and Writing in English
• Second Year: C.Nep.402 Compulsory Nepali / Alt. Eng.402 for international students
• Third Year: C.Eng.403 Reading and Writing Across the Disciplines

Features
• Strong grounding in Nepal Bhasa linguistics, literature, criticism, and history
• Integration of Newar civilization and epigraphy studies
• Applied focus on communication, culture, and tourism
• Research, academic writing, and dissertation in the final phase
• Supports roles in cultural preservation, teaching, media, and research

Fee (Tentative)
• Public campus: NPR 15,000–35,000 per year
(Program currently offered only at Patan Multiple Campus; fee may vary.)

Admission Process
• Completion of +2 or equivalent from a recognized board
• Application submission to Patan Multiple Campus
• Screening if required by the campus
• Document verification and admission confirmation through payment

Job Prospects
• Instructor or lecturer in Nepal Bhasa language, literature, and culture
• Researcher in linguistics, epigraphy, Newar civilization, and cultural history
• Translator, interpreter, and content developer for Nepal Bhasa materials
• Media roles in Nepal Bhasa journalism, radio, television, and publications
• Cultural program coordinator in heritage, language preservation, and museum sectors
• Officer-level eligibility in government, especially language, culture, and arts departments
• Tourism, communication, and community-based cultural promotion roles
• Roles in NGOs/INGOs working on language preservation, culture, and indigenous studies