Lecturer at Lumbini Buddhist University. Founder and editor of the Nepali Journal of Sinology, he advances Chinese language education in Nepal. He also contributes to interdisciplinary research as a life member of various academic and conservation organizations.
Dr. Kumar Khadka is a Lecturer at Lumbini Buddhist University. He holds a PhD from Beijing Normal University, a Master’s Degree in Teaching Chinese to Speakers of Other Languages, and a Bachelor’s Degree in Humanities and Science. His academic and professional journey is marked by significant contributions to the field of Sinology and international education.
As the founder and editor of the Nepali Journal of Sinology, Dr. Khadka has played a pivotal role in advancing the study of Chinese language and culture in Nepal. He is also the founder and life member of the Teachers Association of Chinese Language, highlighting his commitment to language education. His dedication to interdisciplinary research is further evident through his life memberships with Bird Conservation Nepal and the Lumbini Buddhism and Tea Research Centre, where he serves as a researcher.
Dr. Khadka’s extensive experience and scholarly work make him a vital asset to Lumbini Buddhist University. His leadership at the Center for International Relations fosters global academic exchanges and enhances the university’s international presence. Through his teaching and research, Dr. Khadka continues to inspire students and contribute to the academic excellence of the university.
PhD: Beijing Normal University
Master’s degree in teaching Chinese to speaker of Other Language
Bachelor’s Degree in humanities and Social Science
1. An Analysis in the Ideal Goal of the Monarchy on The Great Plan”, U.S.-China New Observer, May 2021
2. An Analysis on Contribution of People’s Daily to Promote Lumbini in China, Lumbini Prabha, Vol. VII, May 2022
3. An Analysis on Mr. Niranjan Bhattarai’s Contributions to Nepal’s Chinese Language Education, Nepali Journal of Sinology, Vol. 2, July-December 2022
4. Translation: My Vision and Vision to Action, Harbin: Harbin Publishing House
5. पश्चिममा बौद्ध अध्ययनको परम्परा र शैली, Lumbini Prabha, Vol. VI, May 2021
6. स्वान चाङ्ले देखेको बुद्धको मातृभूमि, Lumbini Prabha, Vol. V, May 2020
