Rajarshi Janak University is a public university of Nepal. A national university of Nepal, it is located in Janakpur of Dhanusha District, the capital of Madhesh Province. RJU operates through its two constituent campus, the central campuses in Janakpur and the other being newly established engineering campus in Gaushala. The university offers bachelor and masters level courses in a variety of fields.
राजर्षि जनक विश्वविद्यालय | |
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| Type | Public |
|---|---|
| Established | 2017 |
| Chancellor | Prime Minister of Nepal |
| Vice-Chancellor | Prof. Dr. Amar Prasad Yadav |
| Students | 759+ |
| Location | , , 26°43′43″N 85°55′30″E / 26.72861°N 85.92500°E |
| Website | www |
  Location in Madhesh Province  Rajarshi Janak University (Nepal) | |
History
editThe university was founded in October 2017 by the legislature-parliament after passing a bill as per the Constitution under special co-ordination of former Deputy Prime Minister of Nepal, Bimalendra Nidhi.[1][2] It is focused in educational development of Madhesh Province.[3] The central office of the university is in Janakpur.[4][5][6] It has its name based on King Janak, the legendary king of Mithila.[7]
Some of the infrastructure of the university were provided by Tribhuvan University based on the government's decisions while it has established some on its own.[8][9][10]
Faculties
editThe university is involved in agriculture, arts, ayurveda, philosophy, forestry, law, management, medicine and tourism.[11] The university is planning to offer courses on Oriental Philosophy and Mithila Art to promote the culture and civilization of the ancient Mithila.[12][13][14] At the early phase, the university started to offer bachelor's courses on public health and law. There are about 759+ students. The current faculties of the university are:
- Science & Technology
- Management
- Humanities & Law
- Health Science
Courses offered
editBachelors
edit- Bachelor in Civil Engineering (BCE)
- Bachelor in Computer Application (BCA)
- Bachelor of Computer Science and Information Technology (BSc CSIT)
- Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Law (BALLB)
- Bachelor in Business Administration (BBA)
- Bachelor Of Science in Medical Laboratory Technician (B.Sc.MLT)
- Bachelor in Public Health (BPH)
Masters
edit- Masters of Business Administration
| Level | Course | Intake |
|---|---|---|
| Bachelor | Bachelor in Civil Engineering | 48 |
| Bachelor in Computer Application | 30 | |
| Bachelor in Computer Science and Information Technology | 20 | |
| Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Law | 40 | |
| Bachelor in Business Administration | 30 | |
| Bachelor in of Science in Medical Laboratory Technology | 20 | |
| Bachelor Public Health | 20 | |
| Masters | Masters of Business Administration | 20 |
M. Phill
edit- M. Phill in Eastern Philosophy
Constituent campuses
editThe RJU Act had provision on acquiring 3 constituent Campuses of TU but the current constituent campus includes:[15]
1. University Campus, Janakpur
2. Gaushala Engineering Campus, Gaushala, Mahottari
3. Pandit Mangal Kumar Upadhyaya Multiple Campus, Gaur
4. Mahagadhimai Campus, Bariyarpur
See also
editReferences
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- ^ Bajracharya, Hridaya Ratna (2020). "Nepal's Higher Education System and Policy". In Padma M. Sarangapani; Rekha Pappu (eds.). Handbook of Education Systems in South Asia. Global Education Systems. Singapore: Springer. pp. 1–27. doi:10.1007/978-981-13-3309-5_63-1. ISBN 9789811333095. S2CID 226634174.
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