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Kathmandu University School of Engineering has introduced a new Bachelor’s program in Heritage Conservation. This crucial field integrates historic preservation with modern needs, vital to sustainable development.
The interdisciplinary curriculum covers legal, economic, social, and cultural aspects, preparing students to protect and preserve our shared heritage. Gain expertise in heritage conservation while contributing to global sustainable development goals.
Learning Outcomes
- Analyze complex heritage and sustainable development issues.
- Demonstrate independent research and critical thinking
- Engage in national and international conservation dialogues
- Understand ethical responsibilities in conservation practices.
Eligibility
Candidates who have completed 10 + 2 in basic Science or Management or equivalent levels in any discipline with minimum of 50% or 2.0 GPA out of 4 are all eligible to apply.
Curricular Structure
Bachelor in Heritage Studies is a 4 years academic program. Its curriculum includes theory, practical training in heritage conservation methods, workshops, and seminars.
Proposed Courses
First Semester
- History of Art and Architecture I
- Art and Graphics i
- Workshop I
- Fundamental sketching and illustration
- Traditional architecture of Nepal
Second Semester
- History of Art and Architecture II
- Art and Graphics II
- Building materials II
- Workshop II
- Building Drawing and Drafting I
- Studio work I