Kathmandu. Samsung Nepal has successfully completed the coding and programming course of “Samsung Innovation Campus”. The company also announced the opening of recruitment for a new ‘Artificial Intelligence’ (AI) course aimed at developing Nepal’s future digital workforce.
The coding and programming course ran from December 22, 2025 to June 30, 2026 and provided students with technical skills, hands-on project experience, and first-hand industry knowledge. Students who successfully completed this course were recently recognized at a graduation ceremony.
Speaking at the event, Samsung Nepal Managing Director Chan Uk Chan praised the capabilities of Nepali youth. He said, “I am proud that the potential I saw in the young people here when I came to Nepal last December has turned into today’s achievements.” With artificial intelligence reshaping every industry around the world, developing digital skills is critical for young people. Through Samsung Innovation Campus, we are preparing young people to lead Nepal’s digital future with confidence and innovative thinking. ” The program was launched in Nepal in 2023 under Samsung’s global CSR vision “Together for Tomorrow!” Enabling people.” The program has helped young people become proficient with emerging technologies and develop workplace skills such as communication, collaboration and critical thinking.
A new AI program launching soon will focus on hands-on learning and real-world problem solving for students. Through this course, participants will have the opportunity to develop AI capabilities that address Nepal’s changing development needs.
In addition to classroom learning, Samsung Nepal has been committed to providing ongoing support to graduates through mentorship, career guidance, and innovative projects from Samsung employees and industry experts.
Additionally, Samsung is also planning to establish a “Samsung Innovation Campus Alumni Network.” This network provides a platform for alumni to connect with each other, continue their learning, and guide future participants.
Samsung believes that accelerating Nepal’s digital transformation and expanding employment opportunities requires collaboration between the education sector, industry, and government.
