01 Foundation Computing foundation
Programming, systems, databases, networking, and modern application development from the first year.
Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Information Technology
A technology degree built for students who want practical skills from day one - APU-aligned academics, applied projects, and industry-embedded learning with Code Himalaya.
- Spring / Fall
- Intake
- 3 years
- Duration
- 123
- Credits
Program overview
01 Foundation 
02 Practice Hands-on learning
Classes run with workshops, projects, case studies, and non-credit practical sessions.
03 Industry Code Himalaya exposure
Mentoring from working professionals keeps tools, workflows, and portfolio work close to real software teams.
04 Affiliation APU-aligned pathway
Delivered through academic collaboration with Asia Pacific University with structured credit and module guidance.
Key facts
DEGREE
BSc (Hons) IT
Degree awarded by Asia Pacific University of Technology & Innovation. Recognised by Tribhuvan University as Bachelor's Degree (Information Technology).
DURATION
3 years
Full-time campus program with six semesters and internship / industrial training exposure.
INTAKE
Spring / Fall
Admission windows follow the college intake calendar. Contact admissions for current dates.
CREDITS
123 credits
A structured academic pathway combining computing foundations, projects, and career preparation.
For current intake dates, assessment details, and programme documentation, contact the admissions team.
Admission checklist
Review the academic eligibility and required documents before starting your BSc IT application.
10+2 or equivalent qualification
Applicants should have completed 10+2 in any stream with 50% marks in Mathematics at Grade X, or A-Level with 3 passes plus O-Level Mathematics credit.
Verified academic records
- Attested copy of SLC marks card and character certificate
- Attested copy of 10+2 marks card or equivalent academic transcript
- Character, provisional pass, transfer, and migration certificates where applicable
- Appearing students must submit eligibility documents within the admission deadline
Lecture, tutorial, and practical learning.
Techspire follows an LTP model that moves students from clear academic foundations to guided discussion and applied, portfolio-ready work.
01 Lecture Theoretical foundation
Structured classes build the core concepts behind computing, systems, data, and professional practice.
02 Tutorial Guided problem solving
Interactive sessions help students question, discuss, test ideas, and strengthen analytical confidence.
03 Practical Applied project work
Workshops, case studies, field visits, and industry sessions connect classroom learning with real tasks.
What you'll study
A semester-wise pathway from computing foundations to advanced systems, cloud, projects, and industry exposure.
Semester I
- Introduction to Databases
- Digital Thinking and Innovation
- Introduction to Networking
- System Software and Computing Concepts
- Python Programming
- Personality Development
- Nepal Parichaya
Semester II
- System Analysis and Design
- Integrated Computer Systems
- Mathematical Concepts for Computing
- Fundamentals of Web Design and Development
- Introduction to Security and Forensic Technologies
- Fundamental of Entrepreneurship
- Co-Curricular Activity
Semester III
- Programming for Data Analysis
- Systems Development Methods
- Object Oriented Development with Java
- Innovation Process
- Integrated Business Processes with SAP ERP Systems
- Systems and Network Administration
- Technical Communication
Semester IV
- Research Methods for Computing and Technology
- Mobile and Wireless Technology
- Concurrent Programming
- Human Computer Interaction
- Web Applications
- Data Centre Infrastructure
- Workplace Professional Skills
Internship or Industrial Training
- Industry placement
- Portfolio development
- Workplace reporting
Internship or Industrial Training
- Professional exposure
- Applied industry practice
Semester V
- Investigations
- Project Management
- Critical Issues in Managing Information Systems in Organizations
- Cloud Infrastructure and Services
- Mobile and Web Multimedia
- Venture Building
- Option Module 1: Internet of Things / Distributed Computer Systems / Blockchain Development
Semester VI
- Emergent Technology
- Advanced Database Systems
- Final Year Project
- Option Module 2: Designing and Developing Applications / Knowledge Discovery and Big Data
Elective and option module availability can vary by intake. Contact admissions for the latest module guidance.
What you will be able to do
By the end of the programme, students build a practical computing portfolio alongside the academic foundation expected from an APU-aligned degree.
- Write, test, and maintain software using modern development practices.
- Understand databases, networks, operating systems, and the systems behind applications.
- Apply software engineering methods to team projects and real-world problem solving.
- Communicate technical ideas clearly with peers, mentors, and non-technical stakeholders.
- Build a portfolio that shows practical ability, not only classroom completion.
Degree, approval, and documents
Clear awarding information and enrolment documentation help students understand the academic route before applying.
Asia Pacific University of Technology & Innovation
The BSc (Hons) IT degree is awarded by APU and delivered at Techspire College through academic collaboration.
Recognised by Tribhuvan University
The qualification is recognised as Bachelor's Degree in Information Technology. Techspire is approved by the Ministry of Education, Nepal Government, to run APU courses in Kathmandu.
QS Stars recognised university profile
APU has received QS Stars recognition in areas including teaching, employability, facilities, and inclusiveness.
Beyond classroom delivery
Students practise with projects, tools, workshops, and industry exposure so the degree does not stay only theoretical.
25+ Non-credit practical sessions
Code Himalaya and working practitioners support version control, real-project workflows, deployment, and hands-on tooling.
12 weeks Internship or industrial training
At Level 2, students undertake industry exposure to prepare for the transition from classroom learning to the workplace.
Career outcomes
The program is designed for computing, software, data, cloud, security, and product-facing roles.
Software
Application development
- Full Stack Developer
- Programmer
- MERN Stack Developer
- Mobile App Developer
Data + AI
Intelligent systems
- Junior Data Analyst
- Data Scientist
- AI/ML Engineer
- Prompt Engineering
Cloud + Security
Infrastructure roles
- DevOps Engineer
- Cloud Administrator
- Cybersecurity Specialist
- Ethical Hacker
Product + Support
Digital operations
- UI/UX Designer
- IT Support Engineer
- Network Administrator
- QA Specialist
Career paths depend on student skills, portfolio strength, internships, and continued learning.
Eligibility and entry route
Applicants can join through direct Level 1 entry or recognised equivalent academic pathways, subject to admissions review.
Direct entry to Level 1
- Successful completion of 10+2 or equivalent with minimum 50% marks in Mathematics at SEE level
- A-Level with at least 3 passes plus O-Level or equivalent credit in Mathematics
- A qualification that APU accepts as equivalent to the above
Direct entry to Level 2
- Successful completion of Level 1 of an APU Computing & Technology Programme
- Diploma in Computer Science, Information Systems, Information Technology, Software Engineering or equivalent with minimum CGPA 2.5
- A qualification that APU accepts as equivalent to the above
Before applying
Evidence of satisfactory English language skills is required for candidates where English is not their first language.
For exact criteria, required documents, and intake dates, see fee & eligibility, the admission procedure, or apply now.
Program resources and support
Key admissions, calendar, document, and team links for students and applicants.
DOCUMENTS
Downloads
Brochures, forms, fee structures, and official documents when available.
View downloadsFee structure details can be requested from the admissions team or accessed through the Downloads section when available. See also fee & eligibility.
Enrolment, results, and graduate outcomes
Student enrolment, pass rate, and graduate analysis information will be shared through official reports when available.
For current academic-year reporting, contact the academic team at info@techspire.edu.np or 01-5916307.
BSc IT - frequently asked questions
What is the intake?
Check the academic calendar and the intake page, or contact admissions for current dates.
Is the program APU-aligned?
Yes - the curriculum follows Techspire's academic collaboration with Asia Pacific University (APU).
Do I need prior programming experience?
No. The first-year modules build the foundations from scratch; a genuine interest in technology matters more than prior coding.
Are scholarships available?
Scholarship options may be available for eligible BSc IT applicants. See the scholarship page or contact admissions for current criteria.
What do graduates do next?
Roles in software development, IT support and systems, data, QA, and related fields - plus some who go on to further study or start their own ventures with campus support.
Apply for BSc IT
Start your application or talk to the admissions team about eligibility, intake, and scholarships for the BSc (Hons) IT program.