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Master of Arts in Buddhism and Nepal Studies familiarizes students with Buddhism and Nepal Studies. It will inculcate students in various academic activities that include general elective, fundamental and methodology taught courses, a compulsory thesis, research paper, experience of seminar or conference. On completion of this program, students will be able to use multi-disciplinary approaches and explain the ideas and practices that emerged in this domain.
Objectives
The core objective of the MABNS courses of study has been designed with the following learning objectives:
- to gain a higher and intuitive understanding of Buddhist philosophy,
- to understand Nepal,
- understand current research development of Nepal Studies, and
- understand Buddhist meditation practice, mindfulness
Admission Criteria
- The minimum requirement to apply for admission in the Program is completion of a Bachelor’s degree in any subjects from a recognized University.
- Nepalese student graduated from abroad should submit equivalent certificate.
Job Prospects
Graduates of the MABNS program have diverse career opportunities in academic and research institutions, focusing on Buddhist studies and Nepalese culture. They can also pursue roles in NGOs and international development agencies, specializing in social justice, community development, and peacebuilding. Additionally, careers in cultural preservation, museum curation, and heritage management allow graduates to apply their expertise in promoting Nepal’s cultural heritage. The program also prepares graduates for leadership positions in educational institutions, policy-making bodies, and global forums dedicated to sustainable development and intercultural dialogue.