The quality of education, the international acceptance of a UK degree, the two-year post-study work permit, and many other factors make the UK a great place to study.

The struggles of once-expatriate students who grew up in the Middle East.

Expressing their support for the students of KUET, the general students of BRACU staged a protest in front of their campus in Merul Badda.

Universities across Bangladesh celebrate Pahela Baishakh.

A seminar titled “Transformative Language Policies for Linguistic and Cultural Diversity, and Social Justice and Equity in Bangladesh” was recently organised at BRAC University by BIL.

Universities make last-minute preparations for Pahela Baishakh

Team Bored Tunnelers has proudly secured a place among the top six teams in the 2025 edition of Elon Musk’s “Not-a-Boring Competition”.

A practical guide to starting a career at an international development organisation.

Is O/A level Computer Science a springboard to undergraduate success?

Running a business full-time is not feasible for most, but many students throughout the country have their own side hustles going.

Bangladesh needs to develop a comprehensive workforce planning roadmap to accommodate 100 million workers over the next decade.

SUST suspended all academic and administrative activities on April 7 in solidarity with the global “No Work, No School” initiative, protesting the ongoing Israeli military aggression in Gaza.

The call for the movement emerged amidst escalating violence by the Israeli Military in Gaza

To make this time somewhat more enjoyable, here are a few movies you can watch with your family.

EggTeaVate is based on the widely recognised concept of kitchen waste composting but with a unique approach.

While the absence of family, home-cooked meals, and shared traditions makes the month lonelier, it also promotes introspection and self-growth.

These four teams will represent Bangladesh and their respective universities in the URC 2025 finals.

An MBA degree might not be the career-fixing band-aid it used to be in the past, but it could still help you.

A number of top US universities are adopting measures including freezing hires, laying off staff, and decreasing graduate student admissions. 

The freeze was the “most drastic step” Harvard is taking in response to new White House orders.