Starting this August, Kathmandu University School of Education (KUSOED) is launching an innovative program named, Bachelor of Information Technology, Bachelor of Technical Education (Information Technology)- BIT, BTechEd(IT).
This program is designed to empower the next generation of educational technologists who will be in charge of transforming education amidst the rapid technological disruptions of our time.
Offering Colleges
Why integrated BIT BTech Ed (IT)?
- Educational Landscape: Education must evolve to keep pace as technology continues to reshape the world. Our program aims to equip students with the skills and knowledge to navigate this dynamic landscape.
- Technological Disruption: Technology is revolutionizing our learning and teaching, from artificial intelligence to virtual reality. BITBTech Ed (IT) graduates will be at the forefront of leveraging these tools for educational excellence.
- Educational Transformation: Our vision extends beyond traditional classrooms. We envision graduates who can create immersive learning experiences, design adaptive curricula, and harness data analytics to personalize education.
- Leadership: BIT, BTech Ed (IT) graduates will be leaders who bridge the gap between technology and pedagogy, ensuring that learners thrive in the digital age.
Program Highlights
Interdisciplinary Approach
BIT,BTech Ed (IT) integrates information technology, pedagogy, and educational leadership. Students will gain a holistic understanding of how technology intersects with teaching and learning.
Hands-On Learning
Practical projects, internships, and real-world scenarios will be woven into the curriculum. Students will build apps, explore e-learning platforms, and engage with cutting-edge tools.
Faculty Expertise
Our experienced faculty members bring a wealth of knowledge in both education and technology. They will mentor and guide students throughout their academic journey.
Career Pathways
Graduates can pursue diverse roles such as educational consultants, e-learning specialists, curriculum designers, and educational software developers.