Kathmandu University Holds Second Part of its 30th Graduation Ceremony
Kathmandu University Holds Second Phase of 30th Convocation Ceremony
On Friday, Kathmandu University will host the second phase of its 30th Convocation Ceremony. The event, chaired by Prime Minister and Chancellor KP Sharma Oli, will see the graduation of 1,129 students from various schools under the university.
Among the graduating class, 50.93% are male and 49.07% are female. The graduates include PhD, DM, MCh, MPhil, Postgraduate, PGD, and Undergraduate students, representing a diverse range of fields.
One student is set to graduate with a Doctor of Medicine in Pulmonary Critical Care and Sleep Medicine, while four students will receive their Master's degrees in Community Health Nursing, Psychiatric Nursing, and Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy. Additionally, 20 students will graduate with a Bachelor of Professional Hospitality from the School of Management.
The ceremony will also see the graduation of 118 international students from Bhutan, India, Sri Lanka, and the Maldives. Notably, a PhD in Geomatics Engineering student is also graduating from the School of Engineering.
Raghuji Pant, Minister for Education, Science and Technology, and Pro-Chancellor of KU, will also attend the ceremony. Dr. Brendan Carr, CEO of Mount Sinai Health Systems, USA, will be the chief guest.
Prime Minister Oli and Dr. Carr will present gold medals to outstanding students during the ceremony. Kathmandu University's total number of graduates has reached 47,831, with 5,660 being international students.
However, as of now, there are no specific details available about the keynote speakers for Kathmandu University's 30th Convocation Ceremony or the details of the graduating class. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, it would be best to contact Kathmandu University directly or check their official website and social media channels.
- Kathmandu University, in collaboration with online education platforms, offers various degree programs, including MBA and IT courses, providing opportunities for education-and-self-development for a broader audience.
- In line with the university's commitment to nursing education, students can pursue degrees in fields such as Medical Nursing and Community Health Nursing, furthering their knowledge in the field and aiding in the healthcare system.
- The university's School of Engineering offers specialized programs, such as Geomatics Engineering, attracting international students from neighboring countries like Bhutan, India, Sri Lanka, and the Maldives.
- Despite the ongoing ceremony, the university continues to expand and adapts to the changing times, offering online-education options for students who cannot attend regular classes.
- With the increasing demand for management professionals, students can opt for a Bachelor's degree in Management, gaining essential skills for various industries.
- The university's School of Medical Sciences offers Doctoral programs, such as Doctor of Medicine and PhD, preparing students for advanced roles in medical fields.
- In Kathmandu, as the convocation ceremony comes to a close, it is essential to remember the significance of time and continuous learning, whether it be in a physical classroom or through online-education platforms, for personal growth and career advancement.
