Nepal Programs

Nepali Summer Language Program

Video: the Summer 2021 Nepali Language Program was one of the largest global gatherings for Nepali language training … ever! Read more >

Check back in the spring for updates on the summer 2022 Nepali program!

Learn Nepali at the University of Washington in Summer 2021!

Open to the UW community AND the general public.

This two-week intensive online Nepali language program is ideal for those who plan to study abroad, conduct research, work or travel in Nepal. The program will provide an introduction to basic conversational Nepali, the Nepali script, and the foundations of Nepali grammar.

This non-credit course is intended for absolute beginners through intermediate learners. Students will be placed in one of two sections based on proficiency level. (Please note, this course is not intended for advanced Nepali learners.)

Summer 2021 Program Dates: July 12-23, 2021 (Monday – Friday)

Class Meeting Times:

  • Section I | Beginning Nepali Language | 9:00am-11:00am PST
  • Section II | Advanced Beginner / Low Intermediate | 12:00pm-2:00pm PST

Format: Online via Zoom

Instructor: Binod Shrestha

Course Fee: $250 (fee reductions available on a limited basis, with preference given to currently enrolled UW students)

Application Deadline: Friday, April 30, 2021

Questions? Contact Nick Gottschall, South Asia Center Managing Director, ntjg@uw.edu

Read about the summer 2020 program: Inaugural Intensive Nepali Language Workshop Draws Students from across the US

The summer intensive Nepali language workshop is a core initiative of the UW South Asia Center and Nepal Studies Initiative.

Housed in the Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies at the University of Washington, the South Asia Center is an important intellectual and pedagogical hub for the study of South Asia. A National Resource Center funded by the Title VI program of the United States Department of Education, our mission is to enhance the study of South Asia (Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka) on campus, in the community, across the Pacific Northwest, and throughout the United States.

Learn more:
https://jsis.washington.edu/southasia/ and https://jsis.washington.edu/southasia/nepal/