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.
The duration of the course is two years, comprising two semesters in each year and four semesters in total. The minimum credit hours for the course will be 60 including 21 credits for research & experiences.
The core objective of the MABNS courses of study has been designed with the following learning objectives:
The Master of Arts in Buddhist and Nepal Studies (MABNS) at Lumbini Buddhist University offers an in-depth exploration of Buddhist philosophy, meditation practices, and Nepal’s socio-cultural context. The program equips students with critical analytical skills and a holistic understanding of Buddhism, enabling them to address contemporary social issues with creative and independent solutions. Emphasizing effective communication, the MABNS program prepares graduates to present their findings and arguments clearly in both national and international contexts, fostering a profound dedication to Buddhist ethical values and practices.
The program will carry 60 credits in total and spread over four semesters .The Master of Arts in Buddhist and Nepal Studies (MABNS) at Lumbini Buddhist University offers a multidisciplinary approach, providing students with a profound understanding of Buddhist philosophy, meditation practices, and Nepal Studies. Emphasizing critical thinking, ethical practice, and interdisciplinary research, the program prepares students to address complex social issues and contribute to peace and development. Graduates are equipped with the knowledge and skills for further academic pursuits or professional careers across various sectors.
If you’re passionate about Buddhist philosophy and making a positive impact on society, our Master of Arts in Buddhist and Nepal Studies (MABNS) program at LBU is your gateway to a transformative education.
Further information
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
Email: [email protected]
Contact No: 071-554437
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Evaluation Criteria |
Taught Courses (Each carries 100 marks) |
Pass Marks (50%) |
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Class attendance |
10 % (10 marks) |
5 marks |
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Internal assessment/ Mid term |
50 % (50 marks) |
25 marks |
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End semester paper |
40 % (50 marks) |
20 marks |