Nabraj Lama

I’m pleased to share that I have been featured in the inaugural APAIE Newsletter.

My sharing, “Beyond representation: Indigenous voice, equity, and internationalisation in Nepal,” reflects on the need to move beyond symbolic representation and toward meaningful Indigenous voice, equity, and participation in international higher education.

For Nepal, internationalisation should not only be about global engagement, but also about recognising Indigenous knowledge systems, listening to historically marginalised communities, and creating more inclusive spaces in education.

Grateful to APAIE for featuring my perspectives and for creating space for this important conversation.

Read the newsletter here:
https://mailchi.mp/58ce6e42405e/apaie-newsletter-volume-1?e=[UNIQID]

APAIE Newsletter - Volume 1 Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mohd Ariffin bin Abu Hassan brings to the APAIE presidency a deep commitment to international education, collaboration, and capacity-building across the Asia-Pacific. In addition to serving as Director of UTM International, he plays leadership roles across several regional and globa...

Recognize others' strengths
and your own weaknesses
for GROWTH.

Nothing is neither
private nor public,
it's a matter of time
and space.

Value experience over mere knowledge.

Ignite curiosity before imparting knowledge

It's not just about passing time; its' about investing in a life well-lived.

बजारमा सुनको भाउ किन बढ्यो भनेको त गरिब देशका धनाढ्य मन्त्रीहरूले सबै जम्मा पारेर पो रहेछन्।

घाँटीमा ट्युमर आयो भन्दैमा घाँटी हैन ट्युमर मात्र काटौं ।