The Bachelor of Arts in Population Studies offered by Tribhuvan University is designed to provide students with comprehensive knowledge and skills in understanding demographic processes, population dynamics, and their implications on development, environment, health, and governance.
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Completion of Grade 12 in any discipline from a recognized institution.
Equivalent examinations recognized by the government.
First Year | Second Year | Third Year |
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C.Eng.401 Reading and Writing in English | C.Nep.402 Compulsory Nepali | C. Eng.403 Reading and Writing Across the Disciplines |
Alt. Eng. 402 Alternative English |
Year | Course Code | Subject Name |
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First Year | Pop.421 | Principles of Population and Development |
Pop.422 | Population and Health | |
Second Year | Pop.423 | Basic Demographic Analysis |
Pop.424 | Basic Mathematics and Statistics for Population Studies | |
Third Year | Pop.425-1 | Population, Resources, and Governance |
Pop.425-2 | Business and Political Demography | |
Fourth Year | Pop.426 | Population Research Methods |
Pop.427-1 | Migration and Development | |
Pop.410 (Elective) | Population Diversity of Nepal | |
Pop.427-2 | Poverty, Inequality and Social Justice |
Demographer
Public Health Specialist
Urban Planner
Social Researcher
Policy Analyst
NGO Worker (focused on population issues)
Census Officer
Environmental Consultant
Data Analyst
Educator / Lecturer
The primary aim of this course is to equip students with critical analytical skills required for demographic research, policy analysis, and development planning. Graduates are prepared for careers in public administration, international organizations, NGOs, research institutions, and higher academic pursuits in population and development studies.
The program emphasizes practical skills through fieldwork, workshops, and classroom seminars, ensuring graduates are professionally ready to address contemporary demographic and development challenges.
Internal Assessment (30 marks): Project works, seminars, and practical presentations.
Final Examination (70 marks): Theoretical understanding, analytical skills, and application.
