Over the past decade, I have closely observed how leading universities around the world design their programmes to contribute to their national economies. My experiences have led me to one clear conclusion: Bangladesh urgently needs a paradigm shift in higher education. Keywords: , skills development, employability

Bangladesh has long recognised the value of acquiring advanced training abroad. Over the years, public funds have supported postgraduate study and research through a number of government-backed schemes, including science fellowships and overseas scholarships for university teachers.

The 'inflation of education' in Bangladesh is making degrees lose value.

The proposed law aims to replace the University Grants Commission (UGC) with a new statutory regulatory body for overseeing universities and higher education governance in Bangladesh.

Breaking the “invisible wall” in higher education in Bangladesh.

Why is a minor degree sought by some, knowing an extra discipline is going to impose an additional chapter to an already stressful academic life?

In recent times, popular study abroad destinations have been adopting policies and undergoing changes that are making it harder for Bangladeshi students to go abroad.

It is now widely accepted that investment in human capital through education plays a crucial role in economic growth.

An academic master's programme is broader and sets the foundation for further study after undergrad or prepares for a career in academia and research, whereas, a professional master's programme is meant for building careers in a specific field and usually offers a specialised path of study.

Universities are not teaching entities, per se. Universities are, instead, transformative sanctuaries.

What is required is a complete overhaul of higher education to meet the expectations of this new generation of students.

Studynet is organizing 'Exclusive Australian Education Expo 2024,' for Bangladeshi students who want to study in Australia. 

Like hundreds of his fellow escapists, Shadman Sakib also dreams of moving to Canada for higher studies and hopes that education will somehow magically work out for him in Manitoba.

For an Anthropology major, the world truly is their oyster.

Does student satisfaction matter?

This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for all Bangladeshi students aspiring to pursue higher education abroad!

In Bangladesh, where the dream of many students is to go abroad for higher studies, educational consultancy agencies play a pivotal role in guiding such prospective learners.

While there’s nothing wrong with aiming high and being ambitious, it’s important that those ambitions be our own.

Higher education is undergoing significant transformation in the 21st century

Finding the “quality” in quality education continues to be elusive in Bangladesh