In an educational session held on Thursday, esteemed academics from North South University and the University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh united to enrich the academic community in Bangladesh.
Md Nurul Kabir, associate professor and chair at NSU, along with Quazi Tafsirul Islam, senior lecturer and coordinator of NSU Startups Next, led the sessions, said a press release.
Muhammad Faisol Chowdhury, director of the BBA programme at ULAB, and Sarwar Uddin Ahmed, dean of the business school at ULAB, organised the event with the aim of bolstering academic research capabilities among ULAB faculty members.
The session covered a broad spectrum of topics, crucial for the advancement of higher education, including research writing, AI in research writing, inspiring young scholars, and effective case study writing. The event aimed at fostering a robust academic environment that encourages innovative teaching methodologies and research among young scholars.
This collaboration highlights both institutions鈥� academics鈥� commitment to elevate higher education standards through cooperative efforts and knowledge exchange. The session has set a precedent for future initiatives aimed at enhancing educational practices and outcomes across the country.
