Luton University holds open day

The programme was organised to inform students about the admission procedure, course curriculum and tuition fees of the university.

Hundreds of students attended the programme that continued from 10:00am to 8:00pm.

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The organisers screened documentary on the university and hold seminar to inform students about the admission procedures, tuition fees and scholarships.

Steve Stephens, regional director of the university, interviewed the students seeking admission to the university.

Aunul Islam, Bangladesh representative of the university, told The daily Star that a number of students are interested to study at Luton University and from now on its Dhaka office will issue offer letters to them.

He said the Dhaka office takes Tk 6,000 as service charge from each student who will receive offer letters from the university.

Some students said they do not know why the Dhaka office takes the amount in the name of service charge.

"They should not do any business with the students by taking money against the offer letters of the university," one of the students told this correspondent.