Public Appearances | Mohammad Fakhrul Islam

Interview on The Crisis and Recovery of the Education System during the COVID-19 Pandemic by Bangla TV

I had the opportunity to join a talk show on Bangla TV as a panelist, participating virtually dated on 31 August 2021. The discussion focused on “The Crisis and Recovery of the Education System during the COVID-19 Pandemic.” I was honoured to share the panel with Dr. Mustafizur Rahman, Professor at Khulna University, who also […]

ইউরোপে পরিবহন ভাড়া অকল্পনীয় সস্তা কেন?! 🛩️ কেরামত উল্লাহ বিপ্লবের দুনিয়ার গল্প

I recently had the honour of being interviewed by Karamot Ullah Biplob, a distinguished Bangladeshi journalist and the first from our nation to receive the UAE’s prestigious Golden Residency Visa. Recognized in the “Expert Journalist” category by the UAE Media Council, Biplob’s impactful reporting on migrant worker issues and climate change has garnered international acclaim. […]

কেন ইউরোপের এই দেশে থাকতে চান না বাংলাদেশীরা? | দুনিয়ার গল্প | Karamot Ullah Biplob

I recently had the honour of being interviewed by Karamot Ullah Biplob, a distinguished Bangladeshi journalist and the first from our nation to receive the UAE’s prestigious Golden Residency Visa. Recognised in the “Expert Journalist” category by the UAE Media Council, Biplob’s impactful reporting on migrant worker issues and climate change has garnered international acclaim. […]

National Seminar on SDG held at IUBAT

IUBAT—International University of Business Agriculture and Technology organized a daylong National Seminar on Sustainable Development goals in its campus on 21st November 2019. The theme of the seminar was “Ways to achieving SDG educational targets 4.3, 4.4, 4.7 in Bangladesh”. Papers were presented by Professor Dr Sayadur Rahman, Professor Dr Mujibur Rahman Khan, Professor Mr […]

Unlocking potential of early-career researchers

EARLY-CAREER researchers are the unsung heroes of modern innovation, bridging the gap between academic theory and real-world impact. Armed with fresh perspectives and a hunger to challenge the status quo, they are driving breakthroughs in fields ranging from climate resilience to artificial intelligence. A striking example is Dr Katalin Karikó, who’s early, often overlooked work […]

Interview taken by the Daily New Age about the Private university enrolment dips

The enrolment of private university students in the summer semester drastically dropped amid the COVID-19 outbreak as students lost their financial ability to continue education at such universities that usually charge huge amount of tuition fees. Association of Private Universities of Bangladesh data shows that enrolment in this summer semester at the private universities fell […]

Mental Health Challenges Faced by Gen Z University Students in Bangladesh

As Generation Z, commonly defined as those born between 1997 and 2012, makes their way through universities, the growing mental health crisis within this cohort has become a topic of global concern. Only 45 per cent of the Gen Z say their mental health is good, 11% lower than millennials. A whopping 91% of Gen […]

National teachers’ day for Shamsuzzoha

Professor Dr Syed Mohammad Shamsuzzoha of Rajshahi University was shot and killed by the Pakistani military. Despite extensive discourse on the liberation war and Bangladesh’s post-independence political landscape, the 1969 mass uprising remains relatively underexplored. Professor Zoha was the first martyr of that movement, his sacrifice marking a pivotal moment in the nation’s march towards […]

Virtual Reality is Revolutionizing Higher Education

Virtual reality (VR) is not just the future of education; it’s the present, reshaping how we learn, interact, and experience the world. As technology evolves at an unprecedented pace, VR is transforming education by breaking down the traditional barriers of classrooms and textbooks, offering immersive and interactive experiences that deepen student engagement. Whether through virtual […]

Empowering the next generation: unlocking the potential of early-career researchers to redefine responsible innovation

Early-career researchers (ECRs) are the unsung heroes of modern innovation, bridging the gap between academic theory and real-world impact. Armed with fresh perspectives and a hunger to challenge the status quo, they are driving breakthroughs in fields ranging from climate resilience to artificial intelligence. Continue reading at https://dailynewshungary.com/op-ed-empowering-the-next-generation-unlocking-the-potential-of-early-career-researchers-to-redefine-responsible-innovation/

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