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Shesh Ghale

शेष घले

Nepali-Australian businessman and co-founder of the Melbourne Institute of Technology; former president of the Non-Resident Nepali Association

Currently Chief Executive Officer and Co-founder, Melbourne Institute of Technology

About

Shesh Ghale grew up in the village of Lamjung. He studied civil engineering in the former USSR, on a Nepalese government scholarship. He then worked as a highway engineer in Nepal. In 1990, he moved to Melbourne for further studies.

In 1996, he and his wife, Jamuna Gurung, founded the Melbourne Institute of Technology. It grew into one of Australia’s largest private higher-education providers for international students.

Alongside his business career, he served as president of the Non-Resident Nepali Association, from 2013 to 2017. He and Gurung have appeared on Australia’s rich lists for close to two decades.

Quick facts

Born
1963
Birthplace
Lamjung, Nepal
Profession
Businessman, Entrepreneur
Current role
Chief Executive Officer and Co-founder, Melbourne Institute of Technology
Nationality
Nepal
Status
Alive

Current roles

  • Chief Executive Officer and Co-founder

    Melbourne Institute of Technology

Previous roles

  • President

    Non-Resident Nepali Association (NRNA) · 2013–2017

Education

  • Kharkiv National Automobile and Highway University

    Master's, Civil Engineering (1986)

  • Victoria University

    MBA (1994)

Career & life timeline

  1. 1963

    Born in Lamjung, Nepal

  2. 1986

    Graduated with a master's degree in civil engineering from Kharkiv, on a Nepalese government scholarship

  3. 1990

    Relocated to Melbourne, Australia to pursue further studies

  4. 1996

    Co-founded the Melbourne Institute of Technology with his wife, Jamuna Gurung

  5. 2013

    Became president of the Non-Resident Nepali Association

Achievements

  • Doctor of the University, Honoris Causa

    2015

    Awarded by Victoria University

  • Regular entrant on Australia's rich lists

    Ranked among Australia's wealthiest individuals for 18 consecutive years alongside his wife, Jamuna Gurung

Organizations & affiliations

  • Melbourne Institute of Technology
  • Non-Resident Nepali Association
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Last updated: 2026-09-06