is an autonomous and public institution of higher learning committed with the mission to educate the people of Nepal and enrich the global learning community through the application of core Buddhist values and to promote World Peace.
Established by the Government of Nepal with a Parliament Act on June 17, 2004, under the concept presented by the First World Buddhist Summit held in Lumbini. The constituent campuses of the University and the Central Administration Offices are located in Lumbini, in the district of Rupandehi, Nepal.
The main objective of this course is to provide students with an in-depth understanding of Nepal's political process and social development. This course depicts how the political system is created and institutions are established.
The course is designed as a preliminary introduction to Research Methodology. As an important discipline it is studied to know the procedures and principles of social science research, both its art and science. The art of drawing plans, employing correct methods and collecting and analyzing data are carefully understood for the purpose of getting the right answer to the research question. Research Methodology will provide the correct perspectives needed to understand the research design and research process in order to create the "scientific" knowledge required for validity and reliability of "facts. Simple methods of research are taught to develop theoretical and practical knowledge of the observed universe. This course is a practical exercise in what research is and how it is done. It is an elementary exercise in Research Methodology.
This course is designed to enhance students' communication skills in professional and diplomatic settings. The course will cover a range of topics including written and verbal communication, intercultural communication, negotiation strategies, and the use of technology in professional communication. Students will engage in practical exercises, case studies, and simulations to develop their ability to communicate effectively in diverse and challenging contexts.
This
course explores the institutional structures, political processes and impact of
international organizations within the larger context of world politics.
International Organizations play prominent role in resolving a wide range of
global problems and are important elements in the current system of global
governance. The course will cover the basic theoretical concepts as well as the
major international issues that are to be tackled by the UN initiatives.
Because of its scope and importance in the world politics, the activities and
influence of the United Nations system is given special emphasis in the course.
This course provides an in-depth analysis of Nepal's foreign policy within the context of its unique geopolitical position, sandwiched between two emerging global powers, India and China. The course will explore the historical evolution, current dynamics, and future trends of Nepal's foreign relations, emphasizing the influence of regional and global actors. Students will engage with contemporary issues affecting Nepal's foreign policy and will be encouraged to assess Nepal's diplomatic strategies' effectiveness critically.