Departments Of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Agricultural Universiy

Faculty of Agriculture

• Department of Agricultural Economics
• Department of Agricultural Extension & Rural Development
• Department of Agroforestry and Environment
• Department of Agronomy
• Department of Crop Botany
• Department of Entomology
• Department of Genetics and Plant Breeding
• Department of Horticulture
• Department of Plant Pathology
• Department of Soil Science
• Department of Statistics & Computer Science
• Department of Animal Science
• Department of Fisheries
• Department of Biochemistry
• Department of Bitechnology
• Department of Agicultural Engineering
• Department of Agro-Processing
• Department of Bioenvironmental Science
• Seed Science and Technology Unit

Faculties

Faculty of Agriculture (Graduate and Undergraduate Studies), Faculty of Fisheries (Undergraduate), Faculty of Animal Science (Opening Soon)

History of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Agricultural University

Bangbandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Agricultural University(BSMRAU) was established in 1998 as a public university with the act (Act no. 16) promulgated by the Parliament, Government of Bangladesh. The university was, in fact, established by transforming the Institute of Post Graduate Studies in Agriculture (IPSA). IPSA was originally established as Bangladesh College of Aagricultural Science (BCAS) in 1983 as an academic organ of Bangladesh Agricultural Research Institute (BARI) and academically affiliated with Bangladesh Agricultural University until 1991. In 1991, IPSA was made an autonomous institution. henceforth IPSA started its truly Course Credit based M.S. and Ph.D. programs. The graduate program of IPSA was developed by competent team of IPSA teachers led by Prof. L. M. Eisgruver of the Oregon State university (OSU), USA under the tripertite cooperratiion of JAICA-USAID-GOB.

Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Agricultural University

Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Agricultural University is a government financed 13th public university of Bangladesh and 3rd agricuultural university after Bangladesh Agricultural University and Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University. It is located at Salna, Gazipur.

Dhaka National Medical College

Dhaka National Medical College is a school of medicine in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Its current principal is Prof. Dr. Md. Aref Rahman. It is one of the best private medical college within Bangladesh. Dhaka National Medical College started its formal academic MBBS course from 1995 based on its predecessor Dhaka National Medical Institute Hospital. The National Medical Institute Hospital was established in 1925 by some philanthropist of the then East Bengal as a part of non-co-operation movement against the British rule & continued to produce National doctors to provide health care to the common people. The Institute was closed in 1965 but the hospital continued to function with the help of local elites & social workers. After independence in 1971, Govt. took special interest in this hospital & the hospital started getting regular Govt. funding. Thereafter, the then Health Advisor late Prof. Md. Ibrahim laid the foundation stone of the present hospital building in 1976. With the untiring effort and interest of the then Chairman of the managing Committee, Mr. Sadeque Hossain Khoka, the College was established & inaugurated by the then Prime Minister Begum Khaleda Zia on 15th October 1995. Since then the College is growing fast & has become one of the best private medical college in the country. The 7 (seven) storied College building which is part of 15 storied one, is already completed and accommodating the various academic departments of the College with planned lecture galleries, modern well equipped practical Labs, central library, computer lab, prayer rooms, common rooms for the students as well as administrative block. An attached female students hostel is in the offing. The College has a band of dedicated experienced teachers well qualified & well trained from home & abroad who are engaged in imparting education & training to the students. With a vision to be the best in the field of medical education and research and to remain in the forefront of health care providers, Dhaka National Medical College is trying to be one of the trend setter institute in the country and demonstrate a high standard of medical education.

Dhaka Residential Model College

Dhaka commerce college library

Dhaka commerce college central library exits from the very beginning of the college and serving effectively to its clientele. The library mainly focuses on the commerce subjects but also give emphasis on other collections. The library contains every ingredients of a modern library.

The library user can have the facilities in two different ways. They can use the Central library or they can use Seminar library.

There are seven-seminar libraries which are attached to the concern department, apart from the central library. The functions and activities of these seminar libraries are guided by the central library.

Layout: The central library has a comfortable and welcoming atmosphere. It has a wide & large stock area of 4500 sq. feet, Circulation section, Acquisition and processing section, Reference area, separate reading room of 2100 sq. feet for teacher and students. Major part of the library is air-conditioned.

User: All the students, teachers, officers and staff of the college can use the library. To use the library they need to produce library card.

Library orientation: The library arranges Orientation programme for new students.

Library services: Reader services, Reference services and CAS services are provided to all the users. SDI is provided to teachers (need based).

Library hour: The library remains open from 8am. to 5pm.Without any interruption of all working days.

Collection: The total collection of the college is about 35,000. The present collections of central library (excluding seminar libraries) are Book 17,000, a good collection of Magazine and Journal. A wide collection of Reference books, News papers are also preserved, and each of the seminar libraries has collection of 1500 to 3000 books.

Administration Of Dhaka Commerce College

BOG

Principal

Vice principal

Office administration

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Education of Dhaka Commerce College

The college educates from Higher Secondary Certificate level (HSC) to post graduate level. The college has honours courses in seven subjects and a broader range of Masters courses. The college provides excellent HSC level education in Business Studies.

Dhaka Commerce College

Dhaka Commerce College is a graduate college in Mirpur, Dhaka city, Bangladesh. Established in 1989, this was the first ever college in Dhaka city which is specialized in commerce. Dhaka Commerce College is one of the most renowned educational institution not only in Dhaka Education Board but also in the whole country

Preface of Dhaka Medical College and Hospital

Dhaka Medical College aspires to produce elite citizens with a high standard of professionalism and profound commitment in an enabling environment to be able to give commendable leadership desired by all.

Introduction: Dhaka Medical College stands as an icon of our country. It started its journey in 1946 in a building, built in the light of colonial architecture in 1902m in the centre of the city between Dhaka University and Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET) in the Ramna area. The majestic building now accommodates the famous Dhaka Medical College Hospital.

Dhaka Medical College has played a pioneering role in the development of medical science, health care delivery and in nation building activities of the country. The college boasts of a highly reputed array of intellectuals and academics. Its students are extremely talented with an intense affinity for gathering knowledge to attain excellence and deep sense of commitment to serve the nation.

The college began with an MBBS course admitted around 100 students each year. In 1982 post graduate courses were started with Diploma in Anesthesiology and Gynecology and Obstetrics. Later other post graduate diplomas in various disciplines were added. Masters degree courses in many disciplines were introduced from 2002. Presently 34 post-graduate courses are run by the college.

There are also short term training courses of different departments which are run in collaboration with various organizations.

Facts of Dhaka Medical College and Hospital

For the top 180 freshmen places in 2006 in whole Bangladesh, nearly 18000 (eighteen thousand) applicants sat for the medical college entrance examination. The different batches of Dhaka Medical College are named with the prefix K, as for example K-57, which denotes the 57th batch of the college that was admitted in 2000. The meaning of the prefix K is still mysterious and there are different opinions. Some say, K, being the 11th letter of the English alphabet, signifies the 11th medical college of the-then Indian subcontinent. Some other opine that K is for Kalcutta, as many of the first students came from Calcutta Medical college.

History of Dhaka Medical College and Hospital

Established in 1946,first class started on 10th July, so 10th July celebrated as |"DMC DAY|". It took about 10 years for the Dhaka Medical College and Hospital to start operations because of bureaucratic entanglements. The Dhaka Medical College and its affiliate, Dhaka Medical College Hospital, were accommodated in a building constructed in 1904 as the Secretariat Building for the province of East Bengal and Assam. The building was transferred to the University of Dhaka in 1921. One part of it was converted into the university's medical centre, one part into a student dormitory, while the residual part was allotted for use as the academic wing of the Faculty of Arts.
The whole building was used as "American Base Hospital" during World War II. When the Americans left, a one hundred bed hospital was established in it. This created the base of the DMCH, which at the beginning had only four departments - Medical, Surgery, Gynaecology and ENT. The institute did not have any hostel for students. Male students were allowed to reside in Dhaka University's student halls, but girls had to attend classes from their homes. After the Partition of Bengal in 1947, a large number of students came from Calcutta Medical College and sought admission in Dhaka Medical College. Similarly, many left Dhaka Medical College for Calcutta. The college and hospital premises were expanded in new temporary sheds, some of which were built for outdoor services of the hospital and some others for students' hostels. New buildings for hostel, college and hospital were constructed in phases: a hostel for girls in 1952, a hostel for male students in 1954-55, a new complex of academic buildings in 1955, and a hostel for internee doctors in 1974-75.

Dhaka Medical College and Hospital

Dhaka Medical College and Hospital (DMCH), established in 1946 during the British colonial rule, is the top medical college in Bangladesh. Situated at the heart of the city in the academic zone along with University of Dhaka and Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology, Dhaka Medical College is an educational institution with a rich heritage.

Departments of dhaka city college

• Computer Science and Engineering
• Business Studies
• Science Discipline
• Arts Discipline
• BBA

Dhaka City College

Dhaka City Collge is one of the oldest colleges in Bangladesh located at Dhanmondi in Dhaka city. It offers HSC, three years bachelor's and four years honour's course in various majors. The college is affiliated with the

About Dhaka College

Dhaka College, located in Dhaka, is one of Bangladesh's most important and earliest higher educational institutions. It offers H.S.C., four years honours and one year masters course in various majors. The college is affiliated with the National University. Several thousand students study here, it has a number of student halls and many students participate in politics.

Library of Dhaka College

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The Library of Dhaka College was established in 1841 at the time of establishment of the College. There are 30,000 (Thirty Thousand) books in the library with well decorated reading room. The library provides reading support to two hundred students everyday. It opens at 8 am & closes at 4 pm. automation of the library is also going on.

Dhaka College

Motto	know Thyself
Established	1841
Type	Higher Secondary School
Principal	Sirajuddin Ahmed
Location	Dhaka, Bangladesh
Campus	Mirpur Road, Dhanmondi
Nickname	DC

History of Dhaka college

Dhaka College was established by Dr. James Taylor (Civil Surgeon at Dhaka) in 1835 as an English School (at present Dhaka Collegiate School). Dr. James organized a local Committee of Public Instruction with the help of district magistrate Mr. Grant. The school building was built partly out of public donations on the grounds of an English factory. The school rose to college status in 1841 and buildings were completed in 1946, with the aid of the Bishop of Calcutta. In the first graduating class there were both Muslim and Hindu students, as well as a number of foreign students, mainly from Armenia and Portugal. The college was relocated in 1873 to a large building to the east of Victoria Park in order to accommodate the physics and chemistry laboratories. Later it shifted in 1908 to Curzon Hall while the science departments were housed in the present chemistry building of the University of Dhaka. In 1921 the college shifted again to the present High Court Building. During the Second World War it moved to Siddique Bazar. At present, it has its own campus near Dhaka New Market.

Performance at games and sports

The University of Dhaka organizes sports and other extracurricular and recreational activities. The Office of the Director of Physical Education provides three types of programs: (1) Compulsory Physical Education, (2) Certificate Course in coaching major games and sports, and (3) Intramural and Extramural programs.^[10]
In the period of 1974-2000, the University of Dhaka team won championship in 7 occasions and runner-up in 2 occasions in total 20 events of the National Cricket League[

Culture and Activities

The University of Dhaka is rich in cultural activities. There are colorful celebrations of different festivals around the year.
Teacher-Student Centre, the only one of its kind in Bangladesh, is an all-campus activity centre designed for relaxation and guidance which came into being in 1961. It has its value as community centre unifying the life of the university and serves as a sponsor of self-directed activity in which students learn that they are responsible for the welfare of their university and their country. The Centre seeks to foster a type of campus community life which supplements the formal academic programme of the University. The Centre brings together under one roof dining rooms and meeting rooms, library and reading rooms, art and music rooms, stage and multipurpose hall, games rooms, etc. These form the social and cultural heart of the campus. The Centre also houses the office of the Dhaka University Debating Society, Dhaka University Film Society, Dhaka University Tourist Society, Dhaka University Journalists Association, Dhaka University Chess Club, different Socio-Cultural Groups of the students, Rover Scout, Dhaka University Publication Center, Bank, Utility shop, Food Corner, and also the facilities of a voluntary blood donation organization, called Badhan, organized by the students of the University.
The University of Dhaka hosts most of the major national celebrations in the capital. Pohela Boishakh, the colorful Bangla New Year's Day festival takes place in University of Dhaka campus where a large number of people gather welcoming the new year. University of Dhaka celebrates Nabanno, a traditional annual festival marking the harvest of new crop, in style. Hundreds of girls and boys, attire in traditional dresses, attend the harvest festival, Nabanno Utsab, held at Bakultala at the Institute of Fine Arts in the University campus. Pahela Falgun, the first day of colorful Spring, is celebrated with lots of enthusiasm and in style in the University of Dhaka campus. Students wear colorful attire and performs in traditional cultural activities.
In addition, TSC designated and fixed few dates for some events. For example, Basanta Utshab (13-14 Feb), Baishaki Utshab (15–19 April), Fete de la Musique (2 July) and Friendship Day (First Sunday of August).
Religious harmony
The University of Dhaka is a place of religious harmony. The university students and teachers enjoy holidays in the major festivals of Muslim, Hindu, Christian^[9], Buddhist etc. religions. Although, Bangladesh and the university is Muslim majority, other religious festivals are also celebrated in the university campus. For example, major Hindu religion festivals, such as Durga Puja and Swaraswati Puja, are celebrated every year at Jagannath Hall in the University of Dhaka campus, also with enthusiastic participation of Muslims and others.

Facilities

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{main|Facilities at University of Dhaka}}'''Trusts, Foundations and Scholarship Programmes'''

The University contains about 220 Trusts and
Foundations offering scholarships and medals
to meritorious students of the University. Besides, a large number of scholarships are also offered by the
University, Dhaka University Alumni Association and
the Government.

'''Halls of Residence'''

A dormitory is called a '''Hall''' in the university. Students admitted to the Departments and Institutes of the University have either to reside in or be attached to a hall of residence. The University has thirteen halls of residence and two hostels for male students; and four halls of residence and one hostel for female students. The administration of a hall is headed by a Provost who is assisted by a number of House Tutors and Assistant House Tutors while the administration of a hostel is controlled by a Warden assisted by Assistant Warden(s).

Currently, the construction of a Twin Hall (500+500 capacity) for female students is in progress.

'''Library'''

The University Library, housed in three separate buildings, is the largest in Bangladesh. The Library holds a collection of more than 617,000 volumes, including bound volumes of periodicals. In addition, it has a collection of over 30,000 manuscripts on various languages and a large number of microfilms, microfiche and CDs. It subscribes to over 300 current foreign journals. A complete automation of the system is in the process. The Confined Section of the Main Library Building contains numerous rare books.

University of Dhaka Library provides a wide range of scholarly electronic resources but, for licensing reasons, most of them have to be restricted to members of the University of Dhaka. A number of international electronic journals /research databases are made available via the PERI programme of INASP. Most of the resources can be accessed within the university network without any password where some of the resources require user ID and password.

[[File:ApareajeyoBangla sculptureDU.jpg|right|thumb|''Aparajeyo Bangla'': A sculpture on the [[Bangladesh Liberation War]], located at the center of Dhaka University Campus]]

'''Health Services: The University of Dhaka Medical Centre'''


The Medical Centre of the University of Dhaka, located
near the Science Annex Building, offers free medical
service and free pathological examinations to students,
teachers and staffs of the University and also
family members of the teachers and staffs. The
Centre provides service round the clock, seven days a week, with 30 doctors working in different shifts.
The Centre also has dental unit, eye unit, x-ray
department and two ambulances. The Centre has in
its premises arrangement for 30 bed accommodation
so that students suffering from such contagious diseases
as chicken pox, mumps, etc. may be taken care
of in isolation.


'''Resource Centre for the Visually Impaired Students'''

A Resource Center for the Visually
Impaired Students has been established in the Dhaka
University Central Library under the joint collaboration
of the University of Dhaka and an international
organization, called [[Sight-savers]]. The Centre contains
modern library facilities for the visually impaired
students of the University.

'''Student Counseling and Guidance'''

The students Counselling and Guidance Service is an integral part of the academic programmes of students
of the teaching Departments and Institutes of
the University. It aims at helping students to adjust to
campus life, effectively pursue curricular as well as
co-curricular activities, develop their abilities for making
wise choices and plans, and solve individual problems
through counseling.

'''Sports and Extracurricular Activities'''

The University of Dhaka organizes sports and other extracurricular and recreational activities.

The Office of the Director of Physical Education provides three types of programmes:

*Compulsory Physical Education,
*Certificate Course in coaching major games and sports, and
*Intramural and Extramural programmes.

The '''University of Dhaka Ground''' is the official stadium of the University of Dhaka. It hosts many inter-collegiate sports tournaments at inter-city, provincial and national levels.

[[File:16122009 Madhur Canteen DU photo4 Ranadipam Basu.jpg|thumb|right|The Historic ''Madhur Canteen'' (Madhu's Canteen)]]
'''Intramural and Extramural Programme (Games and Sports)'''

The Directorate also organizes and conducts interdepartment
and inter-hall tournaments, individual
hall athletics, Dhaka University athletics, and Inter-
University games and sports. University students participate
in national championships in different games
and sports for which prior training and coaching are
offered.

'''Cafeteria'''

There are some cafeterias in the Dhaka University area. Some of them are historically important.The ''Madhur Canteen'' is not only a cafeteria, but also a place of historical interest of Bangladesh.

'''Transport'''

University of Dhaka has transport services for its students. Though the number of the bus is not sufficient for the vast student community it is a great dervice to students. The bus schedule for different parts of the city can be found in the bus depot. The service is always on run even on university holidays, to help those students who come to university for library or teacher's council.

Bureaus and Research Centers

Bureau of Economic Research Bureau of Business Research Bose Centre for Advanced Study and Research in Natural Sciences Centre for Advanced Studies and Research in Biological Sciences Dev Centre for Philosophical Studies Renewable Energy Research Centre Centre for Advanced Research in Humanities Centre for Advanced Research in Social Sciences Semiconductor Technology Research Centre Biotechnology Research Centre DU Cyber Centre

Nazrul Research Centre Nazmul Karim Study Centre Disaster Research Training and Management Centre Dr. Sirajul Haque Islamic Research Centre Centre for Biomedical Research Bangladesh-Australia Centre for Environmental Research Delta Research Centre Centre for Advanced Research in Physical, Chemical, Biological and Pharmaceutical Sciences - The Centre of Excellence Centre for Advanced Research in Arts and Social Sciences - The Centre of Excellence Centre for Corporate Governance and Finance Studies

Center for Microfinance and Development Japan Study Centre History Research Centre Centre for Development and Policy Research University and Industry Alliance Professor Dilip Kumar Bhattacharya Research Centre Organic Pollutants Research Centre Refugee and Migratory Movement Research Unit Center for Administrative Research and Innovation-CARI Dhaka University Earthquake Observatory Centre for Interreligious and Intercultural Dialogue Dhaka University Arboriculture Section

Research Activities University of Dhaka

The University of Dhaka is dedicated to the advancement of learning and is committed to promoting research in all fields of knowledge. New research projects are undertaken every year. Six half-yearly English journals and one ten-monthly Bengali journal are published by six faculties regularly. Ten more research journals are published by individual departments.
University of Dhaka is one of the leading research institutes in Bangladesh as, according to WoS (Web of Science), research in Bangladesh is dominated by two institutes: the University of Dhaka and the International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh (ICDDR,B) publishing 18% and 17% of all Bangladesh's publications, respectively.
The University of Dhaka entered into more than 90 International Collaboration Programmes with renowned University and Institutes of different countries of the world.⁷ 

Academic divisions:Faculties & Institutions

Main article: Academic divisions of University of Dhaka

Today, there are 13 faculties, 66 departments, 9 institutes, 34 research centres, 1,600 teachers, about 30,000 students, 18 residential halls and 2 hostels.^[5] [1] Two-thirds of the present faculty possesses degrees from universities in Europe, North America, Asia and Australia. Many of them achieved international reputation for their scholarly works. Many also have the experience of teaching in well-known institutions of higher learning abroad.

History of University of Dhaka

The University of Dhaka was established in 1921 under the Dacca University Act 1920 of the Indian Legislative Council, it is modelled after British universities. Academic activities started on July 1, 1921 with 3 faculties, 12 teaching departments, 60 teachers, 847 students and 3 residential halls.
It is believed that a combination of political, social and economic compulsions persuaded the government of India to establish a University at Dhaka 'as a splendid imperial compensation' to Muslims for the annulment of the partition of Bengal. The first vice-chancellor of the university, Dr., later Sir, Philip Joseph Hartog, a former academic registrar of the University of London for 17 years and a member of the University of Calcutta Commission, described this phenomenon as the 'political origin' of the institution.^{[citation needed]}
The Partition of Bengal in 1905 provided the Muslim majority community of East Bengal and Assam with a sphere of influence of their own and raised new hopes for the development of the region and advancement of its people. But its annulment, barely six years later due to stiff opposition from the powerful Hindu leadership, was viewed by Muslims as 'a grievous wrong'.
A deputation of high ranking Muslim leaders, including Sir Nawab Khwaja Salimullah, Khan Bahadur Chowdhury Kazimuddin Ahmed Siddiky[1], Nawab Syed Nawab Ali Choudhury and A. K. Fazlul Huq, met Lord Hardinge, the then Viceroy of India, on January 31, 1912 and expressed their fears that the annulment would retard the educational progress of their community. As compensation for the annulment of the Partition, as well as protest against the general antipathy of Calcutta University towards Muslims, the deputation made a vigorous demand for a university at Dhaka. In response, Lord Hardinge acknowledged that education was the true salvation of Muslims and that the government would recommend the constitution of such a university to the Secretary of State. This was confirmed in an official communiqué on February 2, 1912.
Initially, the university under the British administration worked hard to build up an outstanding record of academic achievement, earning for itself the reputation for being the 'Oxford of the East'. The university contributed to the emergence of a generation of leaders who distinguished themselves in different occupations in East Bengal. Until the Partition of India in 1947, it maintained its unique character of being one of the few residential institutions of higher learning in Asia. In 1947, it assumed academic authority over all educational institutions above the secondary level falling within East Bengal. In the process, it became a teaching-cum-affiliating institution. This transformation, coupled with its unprecedented growth in the years that followed, put strains beyond reckoning on its human as well as material resources.^{[citation needed]}

A new phase began in the history of the University with the emergence of the People's Republic of Bangladesh in 1971. This has been a phase of development, expansion and consolidation of earlier gains. The University assumed a central role in the academic pursuits of the region including this new nation.

Bangladesh National University Organization

The University has thus as have stature with a justification encompassing the whole country. The speciality of National University consists in its being a Post-Graduate university as well as an affiliating University. Its prime focus is on the development of the campus offering diversified course at the higher level. It has already a school and a centre and meanwhile it has established a number of institutes. The institutes are aimed at providing courses of higher level leading to M Phil and PhD degrees. One institutes namely the Institute of Humanities and Social Sciences as opened two years ago to offer MS course is now close to delivering its first batch of students. The MS degree is an interdisciplinary degree equivalent to M. Phil degree which is intensive enough to help the students pursue PhD courses in different disciplines. The course is also open to faculty members who are employed in different universities and colleges. Four more institutes namely (1) The Institute of Liberation and Bangladesh Studies (2) The Institutes of National Science (3) The Institute of Life Sciences and (4) The Institute of Business and Management Studies with all the formalities complete towards their constitutions are all the formalities complete towards their constitution are soon to function to provide higher courses related to science, needs of life, and to national heritage.
Teachers Training as provided in the University is both intensive and extensive in nature and of a high academic standard. Very few of our teachers teaching at honours and masters level have to their credit higher training. The training, programme of the University is designed to augment the knowledge of the college teachers, enhance their skill in teaching and in general to get them an exposure to higher ideas. Eminent educationists and scholars of the country are associated with the various academic programmes provided in the campus.
The University has at present, four academic units, namely (a) School of Under Graduate Studies (b) Centre for Post Graduate Education, Training & Research (c) Centre for Curriculum Development and Evaluation and (d) Institute of Post -Graduate studies.
The School and Centres are to organize education in colleges and improve its standard. The University provides bachelors, honours and masters degrees in ten disciplines namely languages, humanities, social science, commerce and business administration, physical sciences, mathematical sciences, biological science, education, law and computer technology.
Apart from the units providing campus teaching, the university has been its components about one thousand colleges. These colleges under its academic control cater for courses leading to Pass, Honours and Masters degrees to different disciplines. The University exercises academic control over the college. It provides the curricular and syllabuses, gives guideline for admission, arrange inspection, holds examination, publishes results and awards certificates.
A close liaison is maintained between the University and the colleges. The University acts so to say as the nerve centre of all academic activities of the affiliated college.
The curricular and syllabuses of different courses of the colleges are being standardised and modernised in consonance with national ideology. The new syllabuses came into effect from the last academic session.

Bangladesh National University

The National University was established in 1992 under an  of Parliament of the Government of the people's republic of Bangladesh with features distinct from those of the traditional Universities of the country. The National University caters the general education at graduate and post-graduate level in colleges/institutions which were affiliated to different public universities since independence. About one million students are studying in more than 1600 colleges/institutions affiliated to this university. The National University is expanding in terms of number of students, courses and institutions day by day. To day this university plays the most significant role to provide opportunities for higher education among the students living especially in rural and semi-urban areas. The university has taken a lot of important steps to improve the standard of education by formulating a modern uniform curriculum, providing training of the teachers and supplying teaching materials to the affiliated institutions.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
www.nu.edu.bd