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American International University-Bangladesh with Nottingham Trent University

American International University-Bangladesh with Nottingham Trent University
American International University-Bangladesh with Nottingham Trent University

AIUB Hosts 3-Day Workshop on Inclusive Education Toolkit under British Council’s TNE Program with Nottingham Trent University

American International University-Bangladesh (AIUB) successfully hosted a three-day hands-on workshop titled “Introduction to the Inclusive Education Toolkit: Supporting Disadvantaged and Excluded Individuals and Communities in Bangladesh” from 22–24 June 2025 at Hotel Intercontinental, Dhaka.

The workshop was organized as part of the British Council’s Transnational Education (TNE) initiative under the project “Generative AI for Good.” The event was a collaborative effort among AIUB and Nottingham Trent University (NTU), UK.

Featuring 10 technical sessions, the workshop focused on AI-powered tools and inclusive strategies designed to support learners with disabilities, neurodiversity, and socio-economic challenges. Esteemed resource persons joined from Bangladesh, the United Kingdom and Saudi Arabia representing NTU (UK), King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals (KFUPM, KSA) and AIUB.

Opening Ceremony – 22 June

The Opening Ceremony was graced by Prof. Dr. Md. Saidur Rahman, Member of the University Grants Commission (UGC), as the Chief Guest.


Prof. Dr. M. Mahfuzur Rahman and Mr. Toufiq Hasan (British Council) joined as Special Guests, while Prof. Dr. David J. Brown (NTU, UK) served as the Guest of Honor.


The session was chaired by Prof. Dr. Saiful Islam, Vice Chancellor of AIUB.

Closing Ceremony – 24 June

The Closing Ceremony featured Prof. Dr. M. Kamrul Ahsan as Chief Guest.


Dr. Md. Fakhrul Islam (UGC), Dr. Sultan Mahmud Bhuiyan (UGC), and Mr. David Knox (British Council) attended as Special Guests, with Prof. Dr. Md. Abdur Rahman, Pro-Vice Chancellor of AIUB chairing the session.

AIUB takes pride in leading initiatives that foster inclusive, accessible, and globally connected higher education in Bangladesh, advancing its commitment to educational equity through innovative and collaborative efforts.

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East West University BSc in Civil Engineering

East West University B.Sc. in Civil Engineering Program Receives BAETE Accreditation from IEB
East West University’s B.Sc. in Civil Engineering Program Receives BAETE Accreditation from IEB

Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Civil Engineering program at East West University (EWU), Dhaka has officially received accreditation from the Board of Accreditation for Engineering and Technical Education (BAETE) under the Institution of Engineers, Bangladesh (IEB).

This engineering accreditation is valid for a period of three years, effective from March 20, 2025.

Achieving BAETE accreditation is a major milestone for EWU, demonstrating our commitment to academic excellence, quality education, and professional standards in the field of civil engineering. It reflects the rigorous efforts of our dedicated faculty, supportive administration, talented students, alumni and staff.

Why This Matters:

  • Recognition by BAETE enhances the credibility and quality assurance of our civil engineering program.
  • Graduates from an accredited program are better positioned for international recognition, employment and higher education opportunities.
  • It ensures compliance with global engineering education standards, supporting lifelong career success.
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Brac University Postgraduate Programs

🎓 Postgraduate Programs at Brac University: Where Academic Excellence Meets Real-World Impact

Postgraduate Programs at Brac University: Where Academic Excellence Meets Real-World Impact
Postgraduate Programs at Brac University: Where Academic Excellence Meets Real-World Impact

Brac University one of Bangladesh’s leading private universities offers a wide range of postgraduate programs designed to address the country and the world’s most pressing challenges. These programs go beyond traditional academics by integrating industry exposure, field research and practical case-based learning.

Founded by Fazle Hasan Abed, the visionary behind Brac, the university focuses on development-driven education. Students gain hands-on experience in areas such as public health, disaster management, education, technology, governance and more preparing them to make meaningful contributions at local and global levels.

🏥 Master of Public Health (MPH)

Offered by the Brac James P. Grant School of Public Health, the MPH program has gained global recognition since its launch in 2004. This 18-month program welcomes students from over 35 countries.

Key Features:

  • Global-standard curriculum
  • Real-world exposure through community fieldwork
  • Alumni working at WHO, UNICEF and other leading organizations

🌪️ Disaster Management Programs

Since 2005, Brac University has provided specialized training in disaster preparedness and response. Students can pursue:

  • Master’s Degree
  • Postgraduate Diploma
  • Certificate Courses

Why Choose This Program?

  • Five distinct focus areas
  • Designed for professionals in disaster risk reduction and emergency management

📊 Masters in Applied Economics

This program trains future economists to tackle real-world problems with analytical precision.

Program Highlights:

  • Taught by experienced economists and researchers
  • Prepares students for roles in policy-making, banking, and development sectors
  • Opportunities for higher studies and global employment

🧬 MSc in Biotechnology

A first-of-its-kind in Bangladesh, Brac’s MSc in Biotechnology contributes to sustainable solutions in healthcare, agriculture and environment.

Career Pathways:

  • Research and development
  • Biotech industries
  • Environmental and agricultural innovation

🌍 Development Studies & Governance

Master of Development Studies (MDS)

  • 45-credit course under BRAC Institute of Governance and Development (BIGD)
  • Includes fieldwork with Brac, the world’s largest NGO

Master of Arts in Governance and Development (MAGD)

  • 36-credit program tailored for government officials, NGO leaders, media professionals, and researchers

📦 Masters in Procurement and Supply Management

Launched in 2012, this 48-credit program addresses the growing demand for procurement professionals in both public and private sectors.

Program Strengths:

  • Practical and policy-relevant curriculum
  • Aligned with Bangladesh’s evolving economic needs

👶 Early Childhood Development (ECD)

BRAC University offers a Masters and PG Diploma in Early Childhood Development, equipping graduates with the skills to support a child’s formative years.

Highlights:

  • Practical field research
  • Expert faculty and mentoring
  • Access to BRAC Play Labs, where learning through play is practiced

📘 Education Programs

Offered by the BRAC Institute of Educational Development (IED), these programs aim to transform primary and secondary education leadership in Bangladesh.

Why It Stands Out:

  • Field visits to BRAC education projects
  • Interactive learning with teachers, researchers, and education experts

🧠 Engineering, Business and English Programs

Engineering:

Postgraduate programs focused on:

  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Cybersecurity
  • Machine Learning
  • Big Data

MBA and EMBA:

  • Case-based learning
  • Leadership training
  • Industry-focused projects

English and TESL:

  • Strong emphasis on applied linguistics, teaching and advanced research
  • Prepares students for roles in education, publishing and academia

🌟 Why Brac University Stands Out

  • Field-driven learning through Brac’s nationwide and international operations
  • Diverse student body and internationally experienced faculty
  • Industry-relevant skills development integrated into every program

✅ Ready to Take the Next Step?

Whether you’re passionate about public health, governance, child development or technology Brac University’s postgraduate programs offer the right blend of theory, practice and purpose.

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Southeast University with Washington University of Science and Technology

Southeast University Bangladesh Signs MoU with Washington University of Science and Technology, USA
Southeast University Bangladesh Signs MoU with Washington University of Science and Technology, USA

Southeast University (SEU), Dhaka, Bangladesh has officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Washington University of Science and Technology (WUST), Alexandria, USA aimed at enhancing global academic cooperation.

Advancing International Higher Education Collaboration

This strategic academic partnership focuses on:

  • Joint research projects
  • Faculty and student exchange programs
  • Academic innovation initiatives
  • Sharing of digital and physical learning resources

The signing ceremony was held at the WUST campus in Alexandria and was attended by academic leaders from both institutions.

Leadership Comments on the MoU

The agreement was signed by:

  • Professor Dr. Yusuf Mahbubul Islam, Vice Chancellor, Southeast University (SEU)
  • Mr. Abubokor Hanip, Chairman and Chancellor, Washington University of Science and Technology (WUST)

Dr. Hasan Karabuk, President of WUST, also participated in the event.

Dr. Yusuf Mahbubul Islam stated:

“This MoU opens new horizons for our students and faculty by enhancing international exposure and fostering meaningful research collaboration.”

Dr. Hasan Karabuk added:

“We are delighted to partner with Southeast University to promote shared knowledge and strengthen global engagement.”

Strengthening Southeast University’s Global Presence

This MoU reflects Southeast University’s continuous commitment to:

  • Promoting global academic excellence
  • Expanding international partnerships
  • Offering students and faculty world-class education opportunities

With this agreement, Southeast University reinforces its role as a leading private university in Bangladesh with a strong focus on global connectivity, research excellence, and academic innovation.

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American International University–Bangladesh Scholarship and Financial Aid

American International University-Bangladesh (AIUB) Scholarship (tuition fee waiver only) and Financial Aid Policy
American International University-Bangladesh (AIUB) Scholarship (tuition fee waiver only) and Financial Aid Policy

🎓 AIUB Scholarships and Financial Aid Policy

American International University-Bangladesh (AIUB) offers a comprehensive range of scholarships and tuition fee waivers to support academically outstanding and financially deserving students. This policy bridges the gap between tuition costs and student resources, ensuring access to higher education for all.

📌 Overview of Financial Support at AIUB

AIUB provides two major categories of financial assistance:

  • Scholarships (Tuition Fee Waiver Only)
  • Financial Aid & Tuition Waivers (Need-Based & Special Categories)

Each student may receive only one type of scholarship or aid, based on the highest qualifying category.

🏅 Types of Scholarships Offered at AIUB

🎓 1. Merit-Based Scholarships for Freshman Students

Eligibility Criteria:

  • GPA 5.00 (Golden) in both SSC and HSC
  • O-Level: 5 A’s (in one sitting) and A-Level: 2 A’s (in one sitting); no grade below B
  • Must pass the AIUB Scholarship Exam

Note: Scholarship awards depend on available slots and exam performance.

🎓 2. Academic Scholarships for Regular Students

Eligibility Criteria:

  • Completed at least two regular semesters
  • CGPA 3.75 or higher
  • Minimum academic load per semester:
    • Undergraduate: 15 credits
    • Graduate (except EMBA): 12 credits
    • EMBA: 4 courses
  • No grades below B/B+, failures, retakes, or disciplinary actions

👩‍🎓 3. Dr. Anwarul Abedin Scholarship (Female Undergraduate Students)

A full tuition waiver (100%) awarded each regular semester to one female student per faculty.

Eligibility:

  • CGPA 3.80+
  • No grade below B+
  • Active club member with extracurricular involvement
  • No prior scholarships, good moral character, and disciplinary clearance

📘 4. Hasna Abedin Scholarship (Proposed – Postgraduate Students)

Honoring the co-founder, this scholarship offers a full tuition waiver (100%) to one postgraduate student per faculty.

Eligibility:

  • CGPA 3.80+
  • Active research or community involvement
  • Regular load (12 credits), no breaks, and no existing scholarship

🏆 5. Extracurricular Scholarships

a. National Talent Scholarships

Awarded to students with national-level achievements, validated by relevant authorities or MOU clauses.

b. Sports Scholarships

Granted to athletes contributing to AIUB’s teams. Waiver percentage depends on performance and financial need.

c. Club Scholarships

For students active in AIUB clubs for at least 1 year, contributing significantly to events and activities.

♿ 6. Scholarships for Students with Disabilities

Awarded to students with certified disabilities as per the Bangladesh Persons with Disabilities Rights and Protection Act 2013.

Requirements:

  • Full-time enrollment
  • Supporting documents and minimum academic standards
  • Application each semester

🌍 7. Scholarships for Underrepresented Groups

For students from ethnic minorities, 3rd gender, low-income families, refugees, or non-traditional academic backgrounds.

Conditions:

  • Proof of group status
  • Minimum GPA and full-time enrollment
  • Case-by-case assessment

💸 AIUB Financial Aid & Tuition Fee Waivers

1. Need-Based Tuition Fee Waiver

Eligibility:

  • Completed 2 regular semesters
  • CGPA 3.50+
  • Minimum full-time academic load
  • No academic or disciplinary issues
  • Viva interview required

Valid for one semester only.

2. Freedom Fighter Tuition Waiver

Eligibility:

  • Passed admission & Freedom Fighter exams
  • Valid government documents
  • CGPA 3.50+, full course load
  • One semester coverage

3. Alumni Tuition Fee Waiver

Eligibility:

  • Alumni enrolled in a new AIUB program
  • CGPA 3.50+, regular load
  • Good academic and disciplinary record

4. Corporate Tuition Fee Waiver (Postgraduate Students Only)

Applicable to students working in recognized public/private organizations.

Requirements:

  • Proof of employment (updated each semester)
  • Minimum 12 credits (or 4 EMBA courses)
  • Subject to MOU agreements or committee approval

5. MPH Program – Female Waiver

A 35% tuition fee waiver for all female students enrolled in the Master of Public Health (MPH) program.

6. Sibling Waiver

Siblings enrolled in the same semester may receive a partial waiver. Applies as long as both are active students.

7. AIUB Employee & Dependent Waivers

  • Employees (after 1 year of service) receive tuition waivers based on tenure.
  • Direct family members also qualify after 1 year.

💼 On-Campus Jobs & Volunteer Opportunities

✅ On-Campus Jobs

Part-time job openings are posted by departments. These roles offer students a chance to earn while gaining experience.

✅ Volunteer Scheme

Managed by the Office of Student Affairs (OSA). Selected students assist in events and may receive daily allowances for select engagements.

🔁 Renewal Guidelines

To renew a scholarship or financial aid, students must:

  • Maintain a CGPA of 3.75+ (unless otherwise stated)
  • Carry the required academic load
  • Avoid failures, retakes, withdrawals, or disciplinary actions
  • Maintain 80%+ attendance

📊 Government Compliance

In accordance with the Private University Act, AIUB ensures:

  • At least 6% of students receive full scholarships
    • 3% must be from the Freedom Fighter category
    • The remaining 3% from other categories

⚠️ Important Notice

AIUB reserves the right to revise, approve, or withdraw any scholarship or financial aid policy at any time without prior notice.

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Independent University, Bangladesh with Far Western University

 Independent University, Bangladesh (IUB) has signed a five-year Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Far Western University (FWU) in Nepal, aimed at fostering academic collaboration, joint research, and student engagement between the two institutions.
Independent University, Bangladesh (IUB) has signed a five-year Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Far Western University (FWU) in Nepal, aimed at fostering academic collaboration, joint research, and student engagement between the two institutions.

IUB and Far Western University Nepal Sign MoU to Boost Academic Collaboration

Kathmandu, Nepal – June 23, 2025Independent University, Bangladesh (IUB) has signed a strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Far Western University (FWU), Nepal, to promote international academic collaboration, research partnerships and student exchange programs.

This five-year agreement, signed in Kathmandu, marks a significant step toward enhancing global higher education partnerships between Bangladesh and Nepal.

Key representatives at the signing:

  • From IUB:
    • Prof. M. Tamim, Vice Chancellor
    • Dr. Kamran ul Baset, Dean, School of Pharmacy and Public Health
    • Prof. Dr. Md. Hafizur Rahman, Head, Dept. of Environmental Science and Management
  • From FWU:
    • Prof. Dr. Hem Raj Pant, Vice Chancellor
    • Prof. Dr. Binod Lekhak, Registrar
    • Prof. Dr. Kishan Datta Bhatta, Dean, Faculty of Engineering
    • Prof. Dr. Rajendra Prasad Bhatt, Dean, Humanities and Social Science
    • Associate Prof. Harikrishna Kadayet, Executive Council Member
    • Assistant Prof. Prakash Pant, Secretary to the VC
    • Mr. Meen Raj Bhatt and Mr. Nabin Bahadur Bam, Administrative Staff

Key Areas of Collaboration Outlined in the MoU:

  • Student Mobility Programs: Semester-abroad opportunities, internships, and articulation pathways
  • Faculty & Staff Exchange: Cross-institutional teaching and learning enhancement
  • Joint Research: Co-supervision of postgraduate research and academic co-publications
  • Academic Events: Co-hosted conferences, workshops, and symposia
  • Cultural Exchange: Programs to foster mutual cultural understanding

Designated coordinators from both universities will monitor the MoU’s implementation and ensure the success of collaborative activities.

Why This MoU Matters

This partnership strengthens IUB’s and FWU’s commitment to internationalization in higher education, expanding research collaboration in South Asia, and providing global learning experiences for students and faculty.

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Brac University LLB

Minimum qualifications and admission process for the Bachelor of Laws (LLB) program at Brac University
Minimum qualifications and admission process for the Bachelor of Laws (LLB) program at Brac University

Brac University LLB Admission Requirements 2025 – Eligibility, Test, GPA and Guidelines

Looking to apply for the Bachelor of Laws (LLB) program at Brac University? Here’s everything you need to know about eligibility criteria, required GPA, admission test format, preparation coaching and other important guidelines for 2025 applicants.

✅ Minimum Academic Qualifications

For SSC & HSC (Bangladesh Curriculum)

  • Minimum GPA 3.5 in both SSC and HSC (including additional subjects).
  • Year of passing must be 2022 or later.

For O-Level and A-Level Candidates

  • Minimum 5 subjects in O-Level and 2 subjects in A-Level.
  • Grading scale: A=5, B=4, C=3, D=2.
  • Required GPA: 2.5 in O-Level and A-Level separately.
  • “E” grades are not accepted.

For IB Diploma Program (IB-DP) Holders

  • Must have a minimum total score of 24.

For International Curricula (12 Years of Schooling)

  • Applicants with 12 years of education from a recognized international institution may apply.
  • Must contact admissions@bracu.ac.bd for eligibility confirmation.

📆 Study Gap Policy

  • Up to 3 years of academic break is accepted.
  • Breaks over 3 years require approval from the Admissions Committee Chair via email.

❌ Ineligible Qualifications

  • GED and foundation programs are not accepted for undergraduate admissions.

🌍 Requirements for International Students

  • Must submit verified/attested academic documents from the:
    • Institution attended
    • Foreign Ministry of the country of study
  • Must also submit an equivalence certificate from the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Dhaka.

🔁 Credit Transfer Guidelines

  • Transfer students from compatible institutions may apply for credit transfer.
  • Must sit for the admission test and provide all required academic records.
  • Subject to Brac University’s official credit transfer policy.

📝 Brac University LLB Admission Test 2025

All eligible LLB candidates must take a written admission test, which includes:

  • English Composition
  • English MCQ (Multiple Choice Questions)

👉 Both sections must be passed separately in order to qualify.

⚠️ Important Notes

  • Applicants must ensure they meet all eligibility criteria before applying.
  • Application fees are non-refundable.
  • Preference is given to applicants who select LLB as their first choice.

📩 Contact for Admissions Support

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East West University to University of Cambridge

East West University (EWU) congratulates pharmacy alumna Abida Islam Pranty on her postdoctoral appointment at the University of Cambridge’s Institute for Medical Research. Read more about her global achievements in stem cell and respiratory disease research.
East West University (EWU) congratulates pharmacy alumna Abida Islam Pranty on her postdoctoral appointment at the University of Cambridge’s Institute for Medical Research. Read more about her global achievements in stem cell and respiratory disease research.

EWU Alumna Abida Islam Pranty Joins University of Cambridge as Postdoctoral Research Associate

East West University (EWU) is proud to celebrate a significant academic milestone achieved by one of its distinguished alumni, Abida Islam Pranty, who has been appointed as a Postdoctoral Research Associate at the Cambridge Institute for Medical Research, University of Cambridge, UK. She will begin this new chapter in February 2025.

Pranty, who enrolled at EWU in Spring 2014 as a pharmacy undergraduate, has built an impressive academic and research career. After graduating from EWU, she pursued a Master’s in Translational Neuroscience at the University Hospital of Düsseldorf, Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf, Germany. She recently earned her PhD in Biology from the same university with the highest academic distinction, summa cum laude, for her groundbreaking research in stem cell-based disease modeling and regeneration.

Her innovative work has been published in leading international journals such as Stem Cell Reports, EMBO, Cells, and Scientific Reports (Nature). As a postdoctoral researcher at Cambridge, Pranty will investigate rare respiratory diseases using advanced stem cell and lung organoid models, aiming to contribute novel insights and therapeutic approaches to this critical area of biomedical science.

EWU takes immense pride in Pranty’s remarkable achievements and her commitment to advancing global health through science. She now joins a growing list of EWU alumni who are making their mark in postdoctoral research at world-renowned institutions including Harvard Medical School, the University of California, the University of South Alabama, the University of Hamburg, and the University of Greifswald.

We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Dr. Abida Islam Pranty and wish her continued success in her research endeavors. Her journey exemplifies the excellence of EWU graduates and serves as an inspiration to students aspiring to make a global impact through academic and scientific pursuits.

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Brac Business School Hosts International Conference

Brac University Hosts International Conference on Financial Literacy and Economic Wellbeing 2025
Brac University Hosts International Conference on Financial Literacy and Economic Wellbeing 2025

Brac University Hosts International Conference on Financial Literacy and Economic Wellbeing 2025

Dhaka, Bangladesh – June 2025 — Brac University successfully hosted the international conference “Financial Literacy on Economic Wellbeing 2025”, emphasizing the vital role of financial literacy in promoting economic growth, financial inclusion, and overall well-being.

Financial Literacy and Economic Wellbeing in Focus

Organized by the Brac Business School (BBS), the conference brought together over 60 academics, researchers, and educators from Bangladesh and abroad. Participants presented research papers and abstracts exploring how financial literacy can empower individuals and enhance national economic resilience.

Keynote and Plenary Speakers

  • Keynote Speaker: Professor Dr. Mohammad Fazli bin Sabri, Dean of the Faculty of Human Ecology, Universiti Putra Malaysia.
  • Plenary Panelists:
    • Professor Mohammad Helal Uddin, Executive Vice Chairman, Microcredit Regulatory Authority
    • Musfiqur Rahman, Chairperson, SME Foundation
    • Orinjoy Dhar, Senior Director, Brac Microfinance

Their discussions centered on actionable strategies for building financial competence and promoting digital financial services.

Distinguished Guests and Strategic Discussions

Najma Mobarek, Secretary of the Financial Institutions Division, Ministry of Finance, served as the chief guest, alongside Mohammad Muslim Chowdhury, Chairman of Sonali Bank, as the special guest. They participated in a high-level panel titled:
“Empowering Individuals and Organizations through Financial Literacy, Competence, Inclusion, and Digitalization.”

University Leadership and Industry Support

The event was formally opened by Professor Mohammad Mujibul Haque, Dean of BRAC Business School, and concluded with remarks from Professor Farhat Anwar, Vice-Chancellor of BRAC University.

Corporate Partners

Leading financial institutions supported the event, including:

  • IDLC Finance PLC
  • Infrastructure Development Company Limited (IDCOL)
  • bKash
  • Dhaka Stock Exchange

These partnerships highlighted the private sector’s commitment to advancing financial education and economic development in Bangladesh.

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North South University with Yunus Center

Nobel Laureate Professor Dr. Muhammad Yunus shared his vision for zero poverty, zero unemployment, and zero carbon emissions at the Social Business Academia Dialogue 2025, held at North South University
Nobel Laureate Professor Dr. Muhammad Yunus shared his vision for zero poverty, zero unemployment and zero carbon emissions at the Social Business Academia Dialogue 2025, held at North South University

Professor Muhammad Yunus Advocates for ‘Three Zeros’ at NSU Social Business Event

Dhaka, June 29, 2025 – Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Professor Dr. Muhammad Yunus reiterated his global vision for achieving zero poverty, zero unemployment, and zero carbon emissions—the Three Zeros—during the Social Business Academia Dialogue and Three Zero Club Convention 2025, hosted by North South University (NSU) in collaboration with the Yunus Center.

In a video message presented during the event, Dr. Yunus stated:

“Social business is not just an idea anymore; it has become a global social movement. Our goal is to build a livable and discrimination-free world for everyone.”

North South University Leads in Social Business Innovation

Professor Yunus praised NSU for its long-standing leadership in promoting social entrepreneurship in Bangladesh. Through social business forums and an innovative academic culture, the university has emerged as a model for fostering sustainable and impactful business solutions.

Distinguished Guests and Global Collaboration

The high-profile event featured:

  • Chief Guest: Nurjahan Begum, Health Advisor
  • Special Guests:
    • Sharmin S. Murshid, Social Welfare Advisor
    • Dr. Ismail Serageldin, Co-Chair of the Nizami Ganjavi International Center & former Vice President of the World Bank
    • Lamia Morshed, SDG Chief Coordinator, Office of the Chief Advisor
    • Erik Solheim, former Minister of Environment (Norway) & former Executive Director, UN Environment
    • Aziz Al Qaiser, Chairman, Board of Trustees, NSU & City Bank

New Centers Launched at NSU

To further institutionalize its commitment to sustainability, social impact, and climate resilience, NSU inaugurated three dedicated centers:

  • NSU Social Business Center
  • NSU Social Impact and Sustainability Center
  • NSU Climate and Disaster Resilience Center

These centers aim to provide research, policy advocacy, and real-world solutions aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).