The whole campus is under CCTV surveillance around the clock and entry is controlled. 80 security personnel patrol it, and a platoon of Bangladesh Ansar is stationed on site 24 hours a day. A Sexual Harassment Complaint Committee and a Proctorial Committee deal with complaints, and anyone can write to the Registrar in confidence. See health, counselling and safety.

IUBAT runs more than 35 free buses on routes across Dhaka and nearby areas. Students are picked up in the morning and dropped in the afternoon. Look up the nearest stop on the transport page.

Every registered student is covered by group health insurance for hospital costs up to Tk 100,000 a year. A free, confidential Counselling and Guidance Centre is open Sunday to Thursday for mental-health support.

Merit scholarships cover up to 100% of tuition, and women receive an additional 15%. There are in-programme waivers, the Green Leaf scholarship for children of tea-garden workers, and need-based aid. If a family cannot pay in full after a scholarship, the Registrar's Office can arrange deferred payment. See scholarships and fees.

Every course is assessed on a published scale: two term examinations, a final examination, quizzes, assignments and attendance. Teachers keep consultation hours, and senior students act as teaching assistants for classmates who need help. See examinations and assessment.

IUBAT is approved by the University Grants Commission and the Ministry of Education. The BBA is accredited by ACBSP (USA), the BSc in Agriculture by Krishibid Institution Bangladesh, and all four engineering programmes by BAETE of the Institution of Engineers, Bangladesh. See accreditation.

Yes. Book a visit through the contact page, tour the laboratories and library with a student guide and speak with a counsellor.