Programmes
Find a programme by level, college or keyword.
Colleges and departments
Seven colleges and links to every department website.
Faculty directory
Teachers by department, with photographs and contact details.
Academic calendar
Semesters, examination periods and key dates.
Examinations and assessment
How marks are made up and how examinations run.
Library and e-resources
The central library and subscribed databases.
How the academic year works
The academic year has three semesters: Spring (January to April), Summer (May to August) and Fall (September to December). Students may join at the start of any semester. Courses are graded on continuous assessment: two term examinations, a final examination, quizzes, assignments and attendance. Each class hour is expected to be supported by at least three hours of private study.
Programmes
Undergraduate programmes
- Business Administration (BBA)
- Tourism & Hospitality Management (BA · BATHM)
- Economics (BA · BAEcon)
- English (BA · BAEng)
- Agriculture (BSc · BSAg)
- Computer Science & Engineering (BSc · BCSE)
- Civil Engineering (BSc · BSCE)
- Electrical & Electronic Engineering (BSc · BSEEE)
- Mechanical Engineering (BSc · BSME)
- Nursing (BSc · BSN)
Graduate programmes
- Master of Business Administration (MBA)
- Computer Science & Engineering (MSc CSE)
- Civil Engineering (MSc CE)
- Master of Public Health (MPH)
Diploma programmes
Degrees with international recognition
The BBA is accredited by ACBSP (USA), the BSc in Agriculture by Krishibid Institution Bangladesh, and the four engineering programmes by BAETE. See accreditation and rankings.
Online services
Course registration, fees, results and learning materials are handled on sites the university runs for the purpose.
Student portal
Course registration, fee payment, results and grade tracking.
Central Library
Catalogue, e-resources, theses and the institutional repository.
Institutional Quality Assurance Cell
Quality assurance reports and surveys.
Degree verification
For employers and institutions that need to confirm a degree.