MPhil in Nepali Education at Nepal Open University, MPhil in Nepali Education Colleges in Nepal

MPhil In Nepali Education

Affiliated to: Nepal Open University

About Course

Course Title : MPhil In Nepali Education
Category/Level : Master-of-philosophy
Course Duration (months) : 18 months
Affiliated to : Nepal Open University

Course Description:

MPhil (Master of Philosophy) is a research-based postgraduate degree that prepares graduates to pursue a PhD. It is intended to encourage graduates to participate in high-quality research while broadening their theoretical understanding. The contextual course, in conjunction with global scenarios and local requirements, will ensure graduates' potential careers in the field of educational studies.

The program is primarily aimed at working individuals who are unable to participate in the traditional (face-to-face) education system in traditional universities but wish to pursue advanced level courses under the umbrella of Educational Studies.

Admission info

Eligibility
Candidates with MEd or Master in Pedagogical Sciences or Master in Educational Studies with second division or CGPA 2.7 will be eligible. For candidates with Master Degree securing second division or CGPA 2.7 in any discipline other than Education background will also be eligible for this program. These candidates will have to take up an additional three-credit introductory course.

Syllabus

Curricular Structure
Semester I (Core Courses): 12 Credits
S.No - Title of the course - Credits
1-Educational Studies: Theoretical Perspectives-3
2-Research Methods in Education I-3
3-Research Methods in Education II-3
4-ICT and e-Research-3
5*-Fundamentals of Education-3
* Introductory course for students with non-Education background

Semester II (Specialization Courses): 15 Credits
Specialization courses will be offered in English, Nepali, Mathematics, Health, Social Sciences, and Educational Studies.
S.No - Title of the course - Credits
1-Specialization Course I -3
2-Specialization Course II-3
3-Specialization Course III-3
4-Seminar and Academic Writing-3
5-Conference and Publication-3

Semester III (Thesis Writing): 3 Credits