Admission Requirements
Candidates should have passed higher secondary level
(10+2) or equivalent with minimum of 50% marks in aggre-
gate and 50% in PCM.
Laboratories Environmental Research Lab, Microbiology
Lab, Central Instrumentation Lab, Mechanical Engineering
Lab, Waste Water Treatment Plant, Environmental Mete-
orological Stations, Field Experiment and Demonstration
Plots, Environmental Science and Engineering Laboratory,
GIS and Computer Lab.
Student Facilities
Financial-Aid and Scholarships Some scholarships are
available. The University also provides several scholarships
and financial aid to meritorious and needy students. B. Tech. in
Students Affairs Directorate (Block-11) Located in Block
Environmental
11; provides counseling, manages student extra-curricular
activities, and handles student-related issues.
Engineering
Library and Information Services (Block-03) Operates
library, manages internet services, and issues ID cards and
e-mail address.
Hostel and Accommodation There are separate hostels
for boys and girls. However, only limited number of new
students can be accommodated in the hostels. Many stu-
dents live in private housing or hostels nearby the campus.
Bus Facility Some students commute from Kathmandu
using the bus service managed by KU.
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Canteen There are two canteens and one cafeteria.
CV Raman Auditorium Central hall has a capacity of 300
and there are two meeting halls (senate hall and mini-hall).
Bank Nepal Investment Bank Ltd (NIBL) Banepa branch
has a counter at the Block-14.
Sports Facilities Sports ground is available for outdoor
games such as football and cricket. Indoor game facility is
available at the social hall. A gymnasium is available. Swim- Department of Environmental Science and
ming pool is under construction. Engineering
Kathmandu University
Dhulikhel, Kavre
Nepal
www.ku.edu.np/env
Phone: (011) 661399 Ext.: 2233
Email: desehod@ku.edu.np, kundan@ku.edu.np
Objective Course Structure of Year 1 and Year 2 Course Structure of Year 3 and Year 4
The Bachelor of Technology in Environmental Engineering

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Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4
program has already successfully produced nearly 200 grad- Sem 1 Sem 2 Sem 1 Sem 2 Sem 1 Sem 2 Sem 1 Sem 2
uates who are recognized and registered as Environmental COMP 103 COMP 116 CIEG 201 BIOL 207 CIEG 305 CIEG 310 ENVE 433 GEOM 403
Engineers by Nepal Engineering Council. Structured Object Construc- Microbiol- Structural Reinforced Air and Noise Engineering
Program- Oriented tion ogy Analysis ? I Concrete Pollution Ethics &
The sustainable development of any country needs to recog- ming Program- Materials & Structures Control Professional

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ming Technology Design Practice
nize the intimate and intricate relationship between the hu- [2] [3] [3] [2] [3] [3] [3] [2]
man activities and the environment. With the rise in hap- EDRG 101 EDRG 102 MEEG 216 BIOL 208 ENVS 333 ENVS 345 ENVE 434 ENVE 410
hazard development processes, we risk irrecoverable dam- Engineering Engineering Applied Microbiol- Meteorology & Environmental Air and Noise Independent
age to our environment through urgent and pervasive prob- Drawing I Drawing II Mechanics ogy Climatology Sociology & Pollution Study

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Lab Human Practical
lems like pollution and impact of the built environment on [2] [2] [3] [1] Ecology
our ecosystem. CHEM 101 ENVE 101 MEEG 206 CHEM 212 [2] [3] [1] [2]
General Introduc- Fluid Quantitative ENVS 341 ENVE 311 ENVE 432 ENVE 499
Hence, this program aims to equip the students with a sound Chemistry tion to Mechanics Analysis Meteorology & Valuation & Water & Waste Final Year
knowledge-base of technical and engineering principles to Environ- Climatology Cost Water Project
mental Practical Estimation Technology

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assess and eliminate the environmental pollution in the en- Engineering [1] [2] [3] [6]
vironmental media, viz., air, water and soil. This task in- [3] [2] [3] [3] INAN 301 ENVE 399 ENVE 435
volves the techniques to increase the quality of life and sus- ENGG 111 ENGG 112 ENVE 204 CHEM 213 Instrumental Alternative Wastewater
tainably protect the environment through integration of di- Elements of Elements of Chemical Quantitative Analysis Energy Practical

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Engineering Engineering Process Analysis Lab Technology
verse domains of science and engineering, with focus on I II Calculation [3] [3] [1]
mass and energy principles, and the understanding of physi- [3] [3] [2] [2] INAN 302 ENVS 306 ENVS 402
cal, chemical and biological processes in the natural and en- ENGG 101 ENGG 102 ENVS 211 ENVE 205 Instrumental GIS and Environmental
Engineering Engineering Principles of Mechanics Analysis Remote Impact
gineered environments. Project Project Ecology of Materials Laboratory Sensing Assessment

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Preparation [2] [1] [3]
[2] [2] [2] [3] ENVE 309 ENVS 342 ENVS 431
Job opportunities ENGT 101 ENGT 102 ENVS 221 MEEG 207 Water Supply GIS Lab Municipal &
Communi- Communi- Ecology Engineering and Sanitary Hazardous
cation Skills cation Skills Practical Thermody- Engineering Waste
• Government and municipalities

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I II namics [3] [2] [3]
• Environmental impact assessments [2] [2] [1] [3] ENVE 207 ENVS 335 MGTS 402
MATH 101 MATH 104 ENVE 209 MATH 208 Engineering Applied Entrepreneur-
• Pollution control Calculus & Advanced Engineering Statistics & Geology Hydrology ship
Linear Calculus and Envi- Probability Development

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• Non-governmental organizations associated with envi- Algebra ronmental [3] [3] [3]
ronmental protection Survey
MGTS 301 ENVS 343 ENVS 404
[3] [3] [3] [3]
Engineering Hydrology Environmental
• Water supply and Wastewater treatment plants PHYS 101 PHYS 102 MATH 207 MCSC 202 Economics Practical Modeling
General General Differential Numerical [3] [1] [3]
• sewage treatment plants

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Physics I Physics II Equations & Methods
MEEG 306
Complex
• air pollution control Variables Heat Transfer
[3] [3] [4] [3] [3]
• Solid waste management 20 21 20 10
20 20 21 20
• Sustainable energy development

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• Urban planning, and so on.
Course Type:
Program Duration:
Engineering
Four years
Total Credits:
Total fees (2017):
152
NRs. 690,000 (details in KU website)