In order to address the issue of Gender Discrimination and aware the unaware citizens and youths of Nepal, Thames Theatre Club of Thames International College is organizing Tiktok Challenge – “Aware the Unaware Challenge” on the topic Gender Discrimination.
“Some things cannot be taught; they must be experienced. You never learn the most valuable lessons in life until you go through your own journey.”
The Office of Student Affairs, Thames International College organized an educative session for the newly graduated students from the first year.
It’s the period of the internet, social media, copious consumption, and millennials.
The School of Social Sciences and Social Work Club of Thames International College proudly
presents Nepal Social Work Symposium 2020 powered by the theme of World Social Work Day
2020 "Promoting the Importance of Human Relationships". The symposium is scheduled on
November 8-11, 2020 through an online platform.
This course will help learners to understand about android Application development process for mobile technology. The course explores different technology used during development of android application.
The Covid-19 outbreak has infected millions, isolating everyone from their regular lives. Economies all over the world have been affected. Small and large organizations in every sector of the economy have been hit hard.
Suddenly on a recent early morning, Sony had an instant plan to break out and go on a solo bicycle trip.
A career bootcamp is a 3 day event having 3 hours sessions each to help jump-start the careers of students and recent graduates .
Office of Student affairs announced a new course on Entrepreneurship: Launching an
Innovative Business exclusively for the students at Thames.
Office of Student affairs announced a new course on Dynamic Public Speaking exclusively for
the students at Thames.
The event was both very intense and emotional, as it was filled with stories of dealing with sexual assault, physical violence and loneliness.
Three famous personalities, Mr. Binod Bikram K.C, who is a freelance journalist, Ms. Pranika Koyu, a human rights activist, and Mr. Sangeet Srota, a media person, recited their poems in the session, 'The Awakening'.
Thames theater club presented a short drama “KINA” which represented a reality of how woman is bounded by rules and responsibilities after going to their husband’s home.