Rabindra Karki · Field Work, Nepal
I am a geology student at Tribhuvan University driven by a deep curiosity about the forces that have shaped — and continue to shape — the Himalayan landscape.
Growing up in Sindhupalchok, Nepal means living alongside geology in its most dramatic form: landslides that sever communities, earthquakes that reshape valleys, glaciers that feed rivers. For me, studying geology is not merely an academic pursuit — it is a responsibility to the land and people I come from.
I am currently pursuing a Bachelor's in Science (Geology) at Tri-Chandra Multiple Campus, Tribhuvan University, alongside a completed Bachelor's in Arts (Sociology & Economics) from Koteshwor Multiple Campus. My field experience includes a 15-day geological study in Malekhu and a 28-day study along the Siddhartha Highway covering Butwal, Palpa, and Syangja.
Beyond academics, I serve as Vice-President of the TU SEG Student Chapter and Vice-President (President-Elect) of Rotaract Club of Kathmandu — roles that have shaped my leadership, communication, and community-service skills as much as my fieldwork has.