ME in Mechanical Engineering

• Program that develops advanced capability in mechanical design, energy systems, hydropower engineering, maintenance, and applied research.

DESCRIPTION
• Two-year ME program under Kathmandu University structured to strengthen engineering design, renewable energy, hydropower systems, project management, and maintenance engineering.
• Curriculum combines core subjects, flexible electives, project-based assessment, and a full thesis to ensure both theoretical competence and practical industry-ready application.
• Designed to meet the needs of Nepal’s mechanical, energy, and hydropower sectors by producing engineers skilled in analysis, innovation, and system optimization.

CURRICULAR STRUCTURE (TABLE)

FEATURES
• Balanced theoretical foundation and hands-on project work.
• Flexibility through electives for specialization.
• Strong alignment with Nepalese industrial and hydropower needs.
• Research-oriented thesis with industry relevance.
• Structured progression: core modules → electives → applied projects → thesis.

FEE (TENTATIVE)
• NPR 475,000 total program fee.

ADMISSION PROCESS
• Bachelor’s degree in a relevant engineering field with ≥50% or ≥2.0 CGPA.
• Mechanical engineering graduates eligible for all tracks.
• Civil, electrical, electronics, mechanical graduates eligible for Hydropower specialization.
• Apply to KU School of Engineering; selection based on departmental evaluation.

JOB PROSPECTS
• Mechanical Design Engineer.
• Hydropower Engineer (consulting firms, utilities, EPC contractors).
• Energy System Engineer (renewable and conventional).
• Project Manager or Technical Coordinator.
• Maintenance and Reliability Engineer in manufacturing and industries.
• Research and Development Engineer.
• Academic and training roles.