January 24: The British College (TBC) has officially launched its new BSc (Hons) Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence) program in collaboration with the University of the West of England (UWE), UK.
The launch event, held at the Yak and Yeti Hotel in partnership with FinTech Alliance Nepal, marked the commencement of admissions for the accredited program, recognized by the Engineering Council and the British Computer Society in the UK.
The event saw the participation of industry professionals and distinguished guests, including the British Ambassador to Nepal.
Gunakar Bhatta, the Executive Director of Nepal Rastra Bank, delivered the opening address, setting the stage for a panel discussion on digital wallets. The panel, featuring experts from Esewa, Khalti, and Imepay, explored the world of digital wallets.
Sanjib Subba, the President of FinTech Alliance, highlighted the significance of Artificial Intelligence for the future of digital wallets and expressed gratitude to TBC for offering internationally recognized UK programs that contribute to transforming the IT landscape in Nepal.
The Chief Guest, British Ambassador to Nepal H.E. Rob Fenn, delivered the Keynote Speech, expressing delight in witnessing the launch of the pioneering program.
He emphasized the program's role in strengthening ties between the UK and Nepal, reflecting a commitment to fostering education and innovation through collaboration between TBC and UWE.
Deputy Principal Dr. Patrick McCrudden of the TBC underscored the college's focus on shaping new talents for a better future. He highlighted the program's role in addressing the global demand for skilled AI professionals and preparing students to lead the charge in the fourth industrial revolution.