Nepal’s humanities classrooms are facing a sharp decline as students increasingly prioritize science and management streams in pursuit of higher-paying, career-oriented paths. This shift is driven by a societal obsession with financial success, leading schools to discontinue humanities programs due to dwindling enrollment.
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Nepal’s humanities classrooms are facing a sharp decline as students increasingly prioritize science and management streams in pursuit of higher-paying, career-oriented paths. This shift is driven by a societal obsession with financial success, leading schools to discontinue humanities programs due to dwindling enrollment.
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