India’s Central Board of Secondary Education has removed chapters on the Non-Aligned Movement, the Cold War era, the rise of Islamic empires in Afro-Asian territories, chronicles of Mughal courts and the industrial revolution from the history and political science syllabi of classes 11 and 12.

Benefits of a school bus system can only be realised via proper implementation.

Online classes opened a window none of us knew was possible.

Teacher-student interaction is not the same through our screens.

Gender biases discourage women from pursuing careers in research.

The Bangladeshi education system is a fragmented and struggling behemoth. What it needs is a comprehensive survey and scientific analysis, and policy implementation to mitigate the challenges identified therein.

What's with this fascination towards engineering?

The process comes with plenty of inconveniences for the students.

It's definitely an approach worth considering.

The reality of moving out in the context of Bangladesh.

"Respected teachers, give us time and space to grow."

International University of Business Agriculture and Technology (IUBAT) is hosting the 16th South Asian Management Forum (SAMF) on December 17-18, 2021 with the theme “Impact of Pandemic on Business and Management: Strategies for Sustainability and Growth”. The event is being organised by the Association of Management Development Institutions in South Asia (AMDISA). 

Prof. Saifur Rahman is the first Bangladeshi to become the President Elect for IEEE.

Books need to be more accessible to the less privileged.

The University of Western Australia (UWA) is among the Group of Eight premier universities of Australia.

IUB received the donation from the "Monisha and Mahmudul Huq Endowment Trust Fellowship’’

Choosing an effective learning technique is vital to make the learning process smoother and fruitful.

CIU Open Day Spring 2022 was held on December 11.

A young teacher talks about his teaching experience.

As schools the world over gear up to reopen after periodic shutdowns due to the coronavirus pandemic, Bangladesh has kept educational institutes closed for over a year and a half, since March last year. In light of the country’s insufficient health infrastructure, it seems like a sensible decision, even if a bit overcautious.