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NSU Hosts York University, Canada for Seminar on Global Economy, Business and Society

Office of External Affairs (OEA) at North South University (NSU) successfully hosted an engaging session with York University, Canada

Office of External Affairs (OEA) at North South University (NSU) successfully hosted an engaging and insightful session titled “Understanding Our Economic World: Business, Society, and Your Life at York University” in collaboration with York University, Canada.

Held at the SBE Conference Room at NSU, the event aimed to foster global academic cooperation and enhance students’ learning experiences through interdisciplinary dialogue and research.

This session was led by Dr. John Justin McMurtry, Professor and Dean of the School of Liberal Arts and Professional Studies at York University. Dr. McMurtry offered thought-provoking perspectives on the intricate relationship between business, society, and global economic trends. He underscored the importance of international academic partnerships in promoting transdisciplinary collaboration and highlighted York University’s efforts to translate academic knowledge

Interactive nature of the session created a vibrant platform for intellectual exchange among students and invited guests. Participants engaged in enriching discussions, gaining deeper insights into global economic interdependencies and their implications on individual lives. Dr. McMurtry left students with a powerful message:
“If you can do something that others can’t, you can get the most benefit out of it.”

Prior to the session, Dr. McMurtry, accompanied by Ms. Shuchita F. Husain, Regional Recruitment Manager—South and Southeast Asia at York University, met with NSU’s Pro Vice-Chancellor (In-charge), along with deans and key academic and administrative leaders. These meetings focused on exploring avenues for future collaboration, including faculty and student exchange programs and joint academic initiatives, further strengthening ties between NSU and York University.

This event exemplified NSU’s ongoing commitment to building international partnerships and broadening students’ global perspectives.

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Wilfrid Laurier University Campuses and Locations

Wilfrid Laurier University has campuses in Waterloo, Brantford and Milton all located within an hour’s drive or less from Toronto, Canada’s largest city. These campuses are situated on the traditional territory of the Neutral, Anishnaabe and Haudenosaunee peoples, while the Milton campus is situated on the traditional territory of Mississaugas of the Credit and part of the Nanfan Treaty of 1701.

Wilfrid Laurier University Waterloo is a close-knit campus with over 18,800 undergraduate and graduate students from various faculties. The university is a leading force in research among Canadian universities, with many research centers and institutes housed within the Waterloo Region. Brantford offers a modern learning environment with around 2,700 undergraduate and graduate students enrolled, offering programs like Business Technology Management, Applied Health Science, Education, User Experience Design, and Social Work.

Wilfrid Laurier University Milton is tailored to local and commuter students, offering a purpose-built campus in the Milton Education Village. Kitchener houses the Lyle S. Hallman Faculty of Social Work program, which has 300 graduate students based in the downtown area. Since 1999, the Lazaridis School has offered graduate programming in Toronto’s financial district, enrolling over 250 MBA and MFin candidates each year.

Wilfrid Laurier University maintains a research office in Yellowknife as part of its research partnership with the Government of the Northwest Territories, allowing researchers to be based out of the Northwest Territories full time. This location enables year-round field research and fosters close relationships with local government, Indigenous and community organizations.

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Quacquarelli Symonds’ ‘QS World University Rankings: Sustainability 2025’

Quacquarelli Symonds’ ‘QS World University Rankings: Sustainability 2025’

  • QS releases a ranking of the world’s best sustainable universities.
  • The ranking includes approximately 1800 universities worldwide.
  • Canada’s University of Toronto is the world’s best university.
  • Daffodil International University ranks first in Bangladesh, with 690th place in world ranking.
  • No other private university in Bangladesh is included in the 1000-place list.
  • In Bangladesh North South University ranks second, with East West University, America International University, and Brac University ranking third, fourth and fifth respectively.
  • The overall quality of the university is determined by three indicators: environmental impact, social impact, and governance impact.