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Top 100 US Universities for Bangladeshi Student

Here is a list of the top 100 U.S. universities that are highly regarded globally and are popular choices among Bangladeshi students. These institutions offer strong academic programs, diverse international communities and various scholarship opportunities.

🎓 Top 100 U.S. Universities for Bangladeshi Students

Rank	University Name	Location
1	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)	Cambridge, MA
2	Harvard University	Cambridge, MA
3	Stanford University	Stanford, CA
4	California Institute of Technology (Caltech)	Pasadena, CA
5	University of Chicago	Chicago, IL
6	University of Pennsylvania	Philadelphia, PA
7	Yale University	New Haven, CT
8	Columbia University	New York City, NY
9	Princeton University	Princeton, NJ
10	Cornell University	Ithaca, NY
11	University of California, Berkeley (UC Berkeley)	Berkeley, CA
12	University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)	Los Angeles, CA
13	University of Michigan–Ann Arbor	Ann Arbor, MI
14	Northwestern University	Evanston, IL
15	Duke University	Durham, NC
16	Johns Hopkins University	Baltimore, MD
17	New York University (NYU)	New York City, NY
18	University of Southern California (USC)	Los Angeles, CA
19	Carnegie Mellon University	Pittsburgh, PA
20	University of Texas at Austin	Austin, TX
21	University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign	Urbana-Champaign, IL
22	University of Washington	Seattle, WA
23	Brown University	Providence, RI
24	Pennsylvania State University	University Park, PA
25	Purdue University	West Lafayette, IN
26	Boston University	Boston, MA
27	Georgia Institute of Technology	Atlanta, GA
28	University of Wisconsin–Madison	Madison, WI
29	University of California, San Diego (UCSD)	San Diego, CA
30	University of California, Davis	Davis, CA
31	Rice University	Houston, TX
32	Michigan State University	East Lansing, MI
33	Texas A&M University	College Station, TX
34	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill	Chapel Hill, NC
35	Washington University in St. Louis	St. Louis, MO
36	University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB)	Santa Barbara, CA
37	Emory University	Atlanta, GA
38	Arizona State University	Tempe, AZ
39	University of Minnesota Twin Cities	Minneapolis, MN
40	The Ohio State University	Columbus, OH
41	University of Florida	Gainesville, FL
42	University of Maryland, College Park	College Park, MD
43	University of Rochester	Rochester, NY
44	Dartmouth College	Hanover, NH
45	Vanderbilt University	Nashville, TN
46	Case Western Reserve University	Cleveland, OH
47	University of Massachusetts Amherst	Amherst, MA
48	University of Pittsburgh	Pittsburgh, PA
49	University of Virginia	Charlottesville, VA
50	Georgetown University	Washington, D.C.
51	University of California, Irvine	Irvine, CA
52	North Carolina State University	Raleigh, NC
53	University of Notre Dame	Notre Dame, IN
54	University of Colorado Boulder	Boulder, CO
55	Rutgers University–New Brunswick	New Brunswick, NJ
56	Tufts University	Medford, MA
57	Indiana University Bloomington	Bloomington, IN
58	University of Illinois Chicago (UIC)	Chicago, IL
59	George Washington University	Washington, D.C.
60	Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University	Blacksburg, VA
61	University of California, Santa Cruz	Santa Cruz, CA
62	Northeastern University	Boston, MA
63	Yeshiva University	New York City, NY
64	Colorado State University	Fort Collins, CO
65	University of Kansas	Lawrence, KS
66	Stony Brook University, SUNY	Stony Brook, NY
67	University at Buffalo, SUNY	Buffalo, NY
68	Washington State University	Pullman, WA
69	Iowa State University	Ames, IA
70	University of Tennessee, Knoxville	Knoxville, TN
71	University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa	Honolulu, HI
72	University of California, Riverside	Riverside, CA
73	Colorado School of Mines	Golden, CO
74	University of Delaware	Newark, DE
75	Missouri University of Science and Technology	Rolla, MO
76	University of Utah	Salt Lake City, UT
77	University of Connecticut	Storrs, CT
78	Florida State University	Tallahassee, FL
79	Florida International University	Miami, FL
80	University of Georgia	Athens, GA
81	University of Iowa	Iowa City, IA
82	University of Texas at Dallas	Richardson, TX
83	Illinois Institute of Technology	Chicago, IL
84	Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute	Troy, NY
85	University of South Carolina	Columbia, SC
86	University of South Florida	Tampa, FL
87	Boston College	Chestnut Hill, MA
88	Tulane University	New Orleans, LA
89	Lehigh University	Bethlehem, PA
90	Oregon State University	Corvallis, OR
91	University of Missouri, Columbia	Columbia, MO
92	University of Houston	Houston, TX
93	City University of New York (CUNY)	New York City, NY
94	Temple University	Philadelphia, PA
95	Stevens Institute of Technology	Hoboken, NJ
96	University of Nebraska–Lincoln	Lincoln, NE
97	University of Oklahoma	Norman, OK
98	American University	Washington, D.C.
99	Brandeis University	Waltham, MA
100	University of California, Merced	Merced, CA

Why These Universities Are Ideal for Bangladeshi Students

Academic Excellence: These institutions are renowned for their rigorous academic programs and research opportunities.
Diverse Communities: Many have active Bangladeshi Student Associations (BSAs) and multicultural environments.
Financial Aid: Numerous universities offer scholarships and financial aid to international students.
Career Opportunities: Strong alumni networks and career services facilitate internships and job placements.

📌 Next Steps for Prospective Students

If you’re considering applying to these universities, here are some steps to guide you:

Identify Your Field of Study: Determine which universities offer strong programs in your area of interest.
Check Admission Requirements: Review standardized test scores, GPA requirements, and application deadlines.
Explore Financial Aid Options: Research scholarships, grants, and assistantships available for international students.
Prepare Application Materials: Gather transcripts, letters of recommendation, personal statements, and test scores.
Consult University Websites: Visit official university websites for detailed information and updates.

If you need assistance with specific programs, scholarship information or application guidance; feel free to ask us at Bright Admission Coaching!

📌 Important Note for Bangladeshi Students:

This Top 100 U.S. Universities list serves as a starting point—not a one-size-fits-all solution. The best university for you depends on several personal factors:

🔍 What You Should Consider Before Choosing a University

Factor	Why It Matters
🎓 Academic Interests	Choose universities with strong departments in your desired field (e.g., CS, Business, Engineering).
💰 Financial Situation	Some universities offer need-based or merit scholarships to international students. Research this carefully.
🗺️ Location & Living Costs	Cities like New York or San Francisco are expensive; others offer lower living costs and safer environments.
🤝 Support for International Students	Look for schools with an International Office and active Bangladeshi Student Associations.
🧪 Research or Career Opportunities	Larger research universities or those near tech hubs may offer more internships and job placements.
📚 Standardized Test Requirements	Some universities are now test-optional (no SAT/ACT or GRE required). This may benefit you.

📘 Suggested Next Steps

Make a Shortlist (10–15 universities) based on your program of interest.
Check financial aid and scholarship options.
Review visa acceptance rates and the university’s reputation for international graduates.
Connect with Bangladeshi alumni (LinkedIn, Facebook groups, or university BSAs).
Apply early (especially for scholarships or assistantships).

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A customized shortlist based on your intended major + budget?
Help with scholarship opportunities for Bangladeshi students?
A sample SOP (Statement of Purpose) or application timeline?

Let us know what you would like next!

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🎯 Customized University Shortlist
- Based on your intended major, budget, test scores (e.g., IELTS, SAT, GRE), and preferences.
- Helpful if you’re unsure where to apply from the top 100.
💸 Scholarships & Financial Aid for Bangladeshi Students
- Full and partial scholarships (like Fulbright, university-specific, need-based aid).
- Tips for writing strong scholarship essays.
📝 Sample Application Documents
- Statement of Purpose (SOP) or Personal Statement samples.
- Resume/CV format for U.S. universities.
- Tips for Letters of Recommendation.
🗓️ Application Timeline & Checklist
- What to do month-by-month (ideal for Fall 2026 or Spring 2026 intake).
- Test dates, document prep, deadlines.
💬 University Interview Prep & Visa Guidance
- Sample interview questions.
- Tips for improving visa approval chances from Bangladesh.

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North South University Seminar on Democracy in Bangladesh

A national seminar titled “Democracy in Bangladesh: Crisis and Pathways Forward” was held at North South University (NSU) on Monday, June 2, 2025. The event was jointly organized by the South Asian Institute of Policy and Governance (SIPG) and the Private University Teachers’ Association of Bangladesh (PUTAB)

North South University (NSU) hosted a high-profile national seminar on democracy in Bangladesh, titled “Democracy in Bangladesh: Crisis and Pathways Forward.” The event was jointly organized by the South Asian Institute of Policy and Governance (SIPG) and the Private University Teachers’ Association of Bangladesh (PUTAB).

Keynote Speech Highlights

Professor Mahbubur Rahman, Chair of NSU’s Department of History and Philosophy, delivered the keynote address. He critically analyzed the challenges of implementing Western-style liberal democracy in the Bangladeshi context. Citing theorists like Robert Dahl, Schmitter, and Karl, he highlighted:

Structural constraints such as Article 70 of the Constitution
Centralization of executive power
The cyclical transition between democracy and authoritarianism

Professor Rahman emphasized the role of citizen activism and the need to reclaim democratic principles rooted in Bangladesh’s own political history.

Chief Guest Remarks

Dr. Abdul Moyeen Khan, BNP Standing Committee Member, noted:

“Democracy may not be perfect, but it is the best available system to ensure justice, truth, and human rights.”

He warned against authoritarianism disguised as contextual governance and stressed the importance of checks and balances in democratic institutions.

Panelists and Guests

The seminar featured prominent academics and political thinkers, including:

Professor Sk Tawfique M Haque, Director of SIPG
Professor Shibli Ahmed Khan, AIUB & PUTAB Secretary
Zonayed Saki, Ganosamhati Andolon
Vice-Chancellors of Jahangirnagar University, Bangladesh Open University, and National University
Bobby Hajjaj, Chairman of the Nationalist Democratic Movement and Senior Lecturer at NSU

Emotional Tribute

In attendance were Mir Mustafizr Rahman and Kabir Hossain fathers of July 2023 democracy movement victims symbolizing the human cost of political repression in Bangladesh.

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NSU Architecture Event Highlights: Student Success, Global Internships and ARCJAM 2025 Win

**NSU Architecture Department Hosts “Meet the Department Office” Event to Foster Student Engagement and Celebrate Achievements**

The Department of Architecture at North South University (NSU) hosted a dynamic and interactive event titled “Meet the Department Office – Share Your Thoughts” on campus. The event aimed to promote open dialogue, enhance student engagement, and build stronger connections between students and faculty.

An Open Platform for Student Voices

Chaired by Shahriar Iqbal Raj, the session offered students a welcoming platform to share experiences, express concerns, and recognize the efforts of the department’s academic and administrative staff. The event reinforced the department’s commitment to creating a student-friendly, inclusive learning environment.

Showcasing Student Achievements and Global Opportunities

A central part of the program featured a showcase of student accomplishments in areas such as:

Design competitions
Collaborative academic research
International internships

Students shared insights from their internship experiences in Malaysia, notably with Dr. Tan Lukman. Inspired by these success stories, the department announced plans to extend similar internship opportunities to Sri Lanka, Indonesia, and Singapore in the upcoming semester.

ARCJAM 2025 Recognition and Award-Winning Thesis

The department proudly celebrated its recent recognition at ARCJAM 2025, a significant milestone that highlighted the growing impact of NSU Architecture students on both national and international platforms.

Additionally, the Department Chair presented the Annual Report, which reviewed academic and co-curricular initiatives. Among the standout achievements was a thesis project by Faria Hossain, which earned prestigious awards from Nippon, BSRM and KSRM, demonstrating the department’s dedication to academic excellence and innovation.

Promoting Research and Innovation Culture

In the last semester alone, the department conducted 24 research-related activities, all with direct student participation. This reflects a strong and growing culture of collaborative research, encouraging students to pursue critical thinking and creative problem-solving.

Student-Centered Improvements and Future Goals

A dedicated session allowed students to candidly discuss academic and administrative concerns. The departmental office reaffirmed its commitment to addressing student needs, ensuring continuous improvement in both academic and operational aspects.

Strengthening Community Through Social Media

The event concluded with a call to action for students to stay connected through the department’s official social media channels. This ongoing engagement supports a culture of transparency, communication and collective progress.

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NSU Genome Research Institute: A Leader in Genomic Science in Bangladesh

**NSU Genome Research Institute (NGRI): A Leader in Genomic Science in Bangladesh**

Established in 2017, NSU Genome Research Institute (NGRI) at North South University (NSU) is Bangladesh’s first university-based institute dedicated to world-class genomic research. Since its inception, NGRI has contributed significantly to identifying genetic causes of various diseases, building genetic databases, and improving healthcare in the country.

Major Achievements:

Effectiveness of Face Masks in Preventing COVID-19:
NGRI conducted the world’s largest clinical trial on face mask effectiveness, proving that surgical masks significantly reduce COVID-19 transmission, especially among the elderly. The findings were published in the prestigious journal Science and received widespread international media attention.

Research on Klebsiella pneumoniae (Superbug):
This North South University institute has sequenced the genomes of over 1,000 strains of Klebsiella pneumoniae, a drug-resistant bacterium. This data can help develop new treatments against so-called “superbugs.”

Vibrio cholerae Study:
In collaboration with IEDCR and icddr,b, NGRI sequenced over 200 strains of Vibrio cholerae, the bacteria responsible for cholera. The study revealed a direct link between the genetic traits of the bacteria and the severity of the disease.

Colon Cancer Research:
Using next-generation sequencing (NGS), NGRI analyzed mutations across 50 genes associated with colon cancer in Bangladesh. This research supports the development of personalized medicine, allowing for more accurate and targeted treatments.

Virus Detection in Wastewater:
For the first time in Bangladesh, NGRI successfully detected genetic material of SARS-CoV-2 in wastewater. This method provides a potential early warning system for future outbreaks.

NSU Genome Research Institute at North South University’s research is making significant contributions to Bangladesh’s healthcare system and gaining international recognition for its innovative approaches and impactful results.

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East West University Department of Law Successfully Hosts 4th Intra-Department Moot Court Competition 2025

Department of Law at East West University successfully organized the 4th Intra-Department Moot Court Competition on 30–31 May 2025. Two-day legal event brought together nineteen student teams from various academic semesters, competing across four challenging rounds: Preliminary, Quarter-Final, Semi-Final and Final.

Preliminary Rounds held on 30 May were judged by eight distinguished early-career legal professionals and former university mooters. Final Round conducted on 31 May was adjudicated by a panel of eminent legal experts: Dr. Shahnaz Huda, Dr. Rumana Islam and Sk Samidul Islam additional metropolitan sessions judge, Dhaka. Panel emphasized the role of moot court competitions in enhancing legal education through experiential learning and courtroom simulation.

Moot Court Competition 2025: Winners and Awards
🏆 Champion Team: Saima Haque Nisa, Afrin Sultana Anika, Mahmudul Hasan

🥈 Runners-Up: Tanjib Tabassum Labiba, Mahidul Hasan, Afrin Salauddin

📜 Best Memorial Award: Talha Jubayer, Ummeh Aymon Tisha, Mihda-Tul-Jannat

⚖️ Best Advocate Award: Fahmida Farid Arpita

🎖️ Spirit of the Moot Award: Shaikh Istiaq Abbasy, Syeda Nabila Haque, Kazi Ayman Awsaf

Award Ceremony was attended by Nabaat Tasnima Mahbub chairperson and associate professor and Md. Mehedi Hasan associate professor of law at East West University. Entire competition was conducted under the guidance of professor Muhammad Ekramul Haque with organizational leadership from faculty members Farzana Rifat Siddique, Khandker Saad At Tanbir, Nur-A Ariya Alam and Mashraba Naziat.

This successful law student competition once again highlighted East West University’s commitment to providing practical legal training, promoting academic excellence in legal education and fostering the next generation of legal professionals in Bangladesh.

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North South University with University of Maryland Baltimore

🎓 University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB)
Established: 1807
Location: Downtown Baltimore, Maryland

The School of Humanities and Social Sciences (SHSS) at North South University (NSU) hosted an impactful webinar titled “Hierarchy and Human Rights”, bringing together a diverse group of academics, students, legal experts, and researchers for a critical discussion on the racial and structural inequalities embedded in global human rights discourse.

The event, held virtually on Thursday, May 29, featured distinguished guest speakers Professor Nathan Patz, from the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law, and Professor Matiang’i Sirleaf, Professor of Epidemiology and Public Health at the University of Maryland School of Medicine. The session was moderated by Dr. Cynthia McKeney, Assistant Professor and Director of the Office of External Affairs at NSU.

In his opening remarks, Professor Md. Rizwanul Islam, Dean of SHSS and Professor of Law at NSU, addressed how human rights frameworks have often been co-opted to reinforce national hierarchies, glorifying some while marginalizing others.

Professor Sirleaf delivered a compelling critique of conventional human rights scholarship, arguing that it frequently excludes the fundamental rights claims of Black communities. She highlighted how the dominant “master narrative” sustains white supremacist ideologies and marginalizes the historical and contemporary struggles of Black people. She called for a comprehensive re-evaluation of the human rights paradigm to make it genuinely inclusive and universal.

The interactive Q&A session allowed students and faculty to engage directly with Professor Sirleaf on topics surrounding racial justice and dignity. She emphasized that true eradication of racism requires the full recognition of Black dignity and historical agency.

The webinar underscored the urgent need to decolonize human rights thinking and to address embedded racial biases in global legal and academic frameworks.

Study in Maryland from Bangladesh: 🎓 University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB)

Established: 1807
Location: Downtown Baltimore, Maryland
Academic Focus: Primarily graduate and professional education in health and legal fields. UMB comprises some of the oldest professional schools in the U.S., including:
- School of Medicine
- School of Law
- School of Dentistry
- School of Pharmacy
- School of Nursing
- School of Social Work
Student Body: Approximately 898 undergraduates and 6,239 postgraduates
Campus: Urban setting covering 71 acres
Research: In 2019, UMB and UMD College Park jointly spent $1.1 billion on research and development, ranking 14th nationally.

How do I apply to UMB?
To apply at University of Maryland, Baltimore, click on the links below to visit each school’s admission pages: https://www.umaryland.edu/ois/prospective-students/admission-information

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MSI Sponsored at American International University-Bangladesh

**MSI Sponsored the Department of Management Information Systems (MIS) at American International University-Bangladesh (AIUB)**

MIS Department at AIUB Hosts Dynamic Poster Competition on IT in Business

On May 21, 2025, the Department of Management Information Systems (MIS) at American International University-Bangladesh (AIUB) hosted a vibrant Poster Competition on Information Technology in Business. Held in the open space between Annex 2 and 3, Level 2, the event created an energetic and collaborative atmosphere where students showcased their insights into how IT is revolutionizing business operations, decision-making and customer engagement.

Students from various departments participated enthusiastically, presenting innovative posters on topics such as digital transformation, AI in business, e-commerce strategies and data-driven decision-making. Their creative and analytical presentations drew attention from peers and faculty alike, fostering a multidisciplinary exchange of ideas.

Active involvement from the MIS faculty—Mr. Mohammad Baijed, Mr. Khandakar Tahurul Islam, Mr. Nur Al Ahad, and Ms. Nazia Farhana—ensured the event’s academic rigor. Faculty members from other departments also visited the exhibition, engaging with students and providing valuable feedback, further enriching the learning experience.

The event was graced by senior members of the Faculty of Business Administration (FBA): Prof. Dr. Anwar Hossain, Advisor and Dean-in-Charge; Dr. Rezbin Nahar, Director of the Undergraduate Program; and Prof. Dr. Mohammad Faridul Alam, Director of the Graduate Program. Their presence added prestige and motivated the students.

A formal Prize Giving Ceremony was held in Room 3205 at 4:15 PM, where awards were presented to the Champion, 1st Runner-up, and 2nd Runner-up teams by Dr. Rezbin Nahar and Prof. Dr. Mohammad Faridul Alam. The awards recognized excellence in creativity, critical thinking, and communication skills. The event was proudly sponsored by MSI, whose support played a crucial role in the competition’s success.

Aligned with Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) 4: Quality Education and SDG 9: Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure, the competition promoted the practical application of business and IT knowledge. It encouraged students to think critically, conduct research, and present solutions to real-world business challenges.

This initiative reflects AIUB’s ongoing commitment to experiential learning and industry-aligned education. By combining academic theory with practical execution, the MIS Poster Competition continues to prepare students for success in the digital economy.

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North South University Opens NSU Writing Center to Strengthen Student Writing Skills

North South University (NSU) one of Bangladesh’s leading private universities marked a significant academic milestone with the official inauguration of the NSU Writing Center held at the Central Library.

Designed to support both undergraduate and graduate students, the NSU Writing Center aims to enhance academic and professional writing skills through individualized guidance and peer tutoring.

Dignitaries Celebrate the Launch

The inauguration ceremony was attended by several distinguished guests and university leaders, including:

Azim Uddin Ahmed – Chairman, Board of Trustees (Chief Guest)
Prof. Abdul Hannan Chowdhury – Vice-Chancellor
Prof. Abdur Rob Khan – Treasurer & Pro-Vice Chancellor (In-Charge)
Prof. Md Rizwanul Islam – Dean, School of Humanities and Social Sciences
Dr. Nazia Manzoor – Chair, Department of English and Modern Languages
Dr. Sukanto Roy – Coordinator, NSU Writing Center

Faculty members and students from various departments also attended the event, underscoring the center’s significance across disciplines.

A Dream Realized After a Decade

The ceremony began with a ribbon-cutting, followed by welcome remarks from Dr. Sukanto Roy, who reflected on the long journey to establish the center.

“We have been trying to establish a Writing Center at NSU since 2012. So, it’s about a decade. It’s like a dream come true for us,” said Dr. Roy.

Dr. Nazia Manzoor emphasized the broader academic and professional value of writing:

“The Writing Center is for our students, for aspiring writers, and for the potential they all have in terms of the kind of writer they can become.”

Vice-Chancellor Prof. Abdul Hannan Chowdhury highlighted the need for a structured approach to writing at NSU:

“If you do not read, you will not be able to write creatively,” he said, while commending the Department of English for spearheading the initiative.

Personalized Support for Students

North South University Writing Center is designed as a collaborative space where students can receive tailored support in crafting essays, research papers, resumes, cover letters and other academic or professional documents. One-on-one consultations with trained peer tutors aim to foster:

Critical thinking
Clarity and coherence
Strong writing habits

A Memorable Conclusion

The event concluded with a cake-cutting ceremony, symbolizing the beginning of a new chapter in student support and academic enrichment at NSU.

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24th Chinese Bridge Competition 2025 Held at North South University

**24th Chinese Bridge Chinese Proficiency Competition was held in Dhaka, hosted by the Confucius Institute at North South University and the Chinese Embassy**

Dhaka, May 30, 2025 — The 24th edition of the ‘Chinese Bridge’ Chinese Proficiency Competition for Foreign University Students was held at the auditorium of North South University (NSU) in Dhaka, showcasing the language skills and cultural understanding of Bangladeshi students.

Organized by the Chinese Embassy in Dhaka and implemented by the Confucius Institute at NSU, the event was graced by Li Shaofeng, Cultural Counselor of the Chinese Embassy, as the chief guest. Other distinguished attendees included NSU Vice-Chancellor Professor Abdul Hannan Chowdhury, Dr. Par Modiur Rahman, Registrar of Shanto Mariam University of Creative Technology, and Chinese language educators from both universities.

In his speech, Li Shaofeng emphasized the importance of language in strengthening China-Bangladesh relations. “Learning Chinese is more than just learning a language—it is part of the wave of mutual communication between our two nations,” he said, praising the students’ performances and language skills.

The event also marked the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between China and Bangladesh, with Li highlighting the growing political trust, economic cooperation, and cultural exchange between the two countries.

Dr. Bulbul Siddiqui, Bangladeshi Director of the Confucius Institute at NSU, welcomed participants and noted that the competition plays a key role in fostering cross-cultural understanding and showcasing local talent.

This year’s competition awarded one champion, two runners-up, three third-place winners, and four Excellence Award recipients. The champion will represent Bangladesh in the international finals in China and may qualify for the International Chinese Language Teacher Scholarship Project.

Launched in 2002, the Chinese Bridge competition is a flagship event organized by the Chinese and Foreign Language Exchange and Cooperation Center under China’s Ministry of Education. Over the past 23 years, it has connected participants from over 160 countries, promoting global engagement through language learning.

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University of Asia Pacific Admission 2025 Last Date

2025 University of Asia Pacific (UAP) Admission Note:

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Bachelor of Architecture

BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration)

B.Sc. in CSE (Computer Science and Engineering)

B.Sc. in EEE (Electrical and Electronic Engineering)

B.A. (Hons.) in English

📌 Application Deadline: June 18, 2025
📌 Admission Test: June 23, 2025
✅ Eligibility: Students who passed HSC in 2022, 2023, or 2024

📘 Master’s Programs
MBA (Master of Business Administration)

EMBA (Executive MBA)

M.Sc. in Civil Engineering (CE)

M.Sc. in CSE

M.Sc. in EEE

M.Engg. in EEE

M.A. in Applied Linguistics and ELT

LL.M. (General)

Master of Human Rights (MHR)

🗓️ M.Sc. in CE Key Dates:
📌 Application Deadline: June 18, 2025
📌 Viva Voce: June 24, 2025

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Iconic permanent campus in central Dhaka (Farmgate)

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