Education in Bangladesh

The Asian University for Women (AUW) is a leading institution of higher education based on the firm belief that education—especially higher education—provides a critical pathway to leadership development, economic progress, and social and political equality.
Located in Chittagong, Bangladesh, AUW provides a world-class education to promising young women from diverse cultural, religious, ethnic, and socio-economic backgrounds from across South and South East Asia and the Middle East.
While international in its vision and scope, the University is rooted in the unique context of the region. The Asian University for Women offers an educational paradigm that combines a competitive liberal arts education with socially applicable graduate and professional training.
At the heart of the University, is the civic and academic goal to cultivate successive generations of women leaders who possess the skills and resources to address the challenges of social and economic advancement of their communities. Adhering to the belief that no group has a monopoly on talent, AUW is committed to providing a superior quality higher education to the region’s most promising young women, regardless of background. Consequently, it will recruit talented students from poor, rural, and refugee populations who will receive scholarship support to attend the university.
The University ultimately seeks to empower its students by opening doors to new international opportunities. It seeks to graduate students who will pursue paths as skilled and innovative individuals and professionals, service-oriented leaders, and promoters of tolerance and understanding throughout the world. With a student body of approximately 3,000 women at full capacity and a target student/faculty ratio of 13:1, AUW is designed to be a relatively small but diverse institution that will ensure the full education of each student.

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The Faculty of Arts - Bangladesh

It gives me great pleasure to introduce the Faculty of Arts of Eastern University and welcome students to the Faculty. The Faculty of Arts at present offers three programs:
4- year B.A .(Hons) in English language and literature,
2-year M.A. ELT,
and 1-year M.A ELT.
Besides, there are some general courses from Social Sciences such as Bangladesh Studies, Sociology, Anthropology, Philosophy, Psychology including a course on Bangla literature at the undergraduate level.

The programs in English have been designed taking into consideration the fact that in the globalized world of today proficiency in English is a sine qua non for worthwhile social and professional living at home and abroad. Graduates in English are preferred for jobs ranging from teaching to media, banks, NGOs and multi-national companies. In the Middle-Eastern countries alone, there is a huge demand for teaching jobs at Schools, Colleges and Universities besides professionals with proficiency in English in other areas. The English studies at Eastern follow needs-based multi-syllabus approach combining well-balanced Language & Literature courses in order to cater to the above-mentioned wide ranging needs for English proficiency.

The Faculty is headed by Professor Dr. Nurul Islam who was the founder Chairman of the Department of English, Jahangirnagar University. He taught at King Saud University for a decade and as such has a first-hand knowledge of the English language proficiency requirements of the Universities of Saudi Arabia and other Middle-Eastern Countries. He also taught at Michigan State University, U.S.A. as a Fulbright Senior Visiting Scholar. With him there are at present 18 highly qualified and highly motivated full-time faculties, some of them with degrees and training from abroad. Besides, some very senior and nationally renowned academics from Dhaka University and Jahangirnagar University also teach at Eastern as part-time faculty.

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Faculty of Law - Bangladesh

The Department of Law offers program leading to the degrees of L.L.B (Hons). Mission: The Law Faculty's mission is to break new ground in Legal education through faculty-student collaboration, learning beyond the classroom, and a deliberate and thoughtful balance between theory and practice. Aims of the Faculty: Excellent faculty members, committed students, and a supportive environment - these are what truly define a Law Faculty. The Law Faculty of Eastern University aims at all these. It aims to house a community of teachers and students dedicated to a unified purpose of teaching, exploring, and learning the law. Curriculum Reflective of Theory and Practice: Eastern University's legal education is both theoretical and practical. The goal is to equip graduates with a solid education in the fundamentals of the law and a sound understanding of its place in our society. Eastern's Law Curriculum reflects the changing requirements of the legal profession. Outstanding Faculty Members: The particular strength of Eastern University's Law Faculty is its teaching staff, most of whom have been educated at reputed Universities of the UK and the USA. The teachers are socially involved, professionally active, competent, and caring mentors. Together, they vow to develop the students with a keen appreciation of the importance of professionalism, civility, and ethics, with the skills to be successful lawyers, and with a commitment to the idea of law as public service. A Market Place of Ideas: The Faculty of Law fosters an atmosphere in which students and faculty members can discuss and debate issues of national and international relevance. It is a place where students share ideas and challenge opinions. The Faculty offers a place to disagree, to see that there's another side of every issue, and to learn to respect difference. Multiplicity of ideas and diversity of viewpoints are critical to Law Faculty's educational mission.

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Education in Bangladesh

Tuesday, May 10, 2011

Kulshi, Bangladesh

House 9, Road 5, Sector 7, UttaraDhaka 1230, Bangladesh,

Monday, May 2, 2011

House 9, Road 5, Sector 7, Uttara
Dhaka 1230, Bangladesh,