Kathmandu University School of Management (KU SOM) took part in the MAGENDA Transnational Project Meeting, held on 6 - 7 October 2026 at Bangladesh Agricultural University (BAU), Mymensingh, Bangladesh. MAGENDA brings together ten partners from Nepal, Bangladesh, Greece and Belgium to advance gender equality in higher education. Under the project, six universities in Nepal and Bangladesh have approved and are implementing institutional Gender Equality Plans (GEPs). European partners support th...

Kathmandu University School of Management organized a Faculty and Staff Workshop on Gender Equality under the MAGENDA Project, bringing together faculty and staff members for an engaging session on equality, dignity, inclusion, and institutional responsibility. The workshop aimed to strengthen awareness and reflection on gender equality within academic spaces. Participants engaged in discussions on gender equality basics, unconscious bias, gender in academia, legal frameworks, intersectionality...

Following the formal endorsement of Kathmandu University’s Gender Equality Plan (GEP) in March 2026, the University continues to strengthen its commitment to advancing gender equality in higher education. As part of the Erasmus+ MAGENDA (Mainstreaming Gender Equality in Academia) project, representatives from partner universities in Nepal and Bangladesh participated in a study visit to Greece from April 26–30, 2026. The visit brought together Kathmandu University, Pokhara University...

Magenda Project Call for translator from English to Nepali

The school is proud to be a partner in the MAGENDA (Mainstreaming GENDer in Academia) Project, a prestigious European Union-funded initiative focused on advancing gender equality in academia. The project, set to run for the next three years, aims to foster institutional change, develop Gender Equality Plans (GEP), advocate for policy reforms, and promote inclusive education through faculty and staff training and community awareness campaigns. Under the leadership of the Dean Prof. Bijay K.C. an...