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The university offers bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees through its 25 departments, themselves organized into five faculties: Central Field of Daffodil University Beauty of Daffodil 1. Faculty of Science & Information Technology. Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE ) Department of Software Engineering (SWE)
Daffodil Polytechnic Institute is a private polytechnic Institute located in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The main campus is located at Dhanmondi . Daffodil Polytechnic Institute has been functioning since 2006 under Bangladesh Technical Education Board (BTEB).
BUET ( Bangladesh University of Engineering & Technology) Recognition and achievements. Bachelor's degrees of AUST are recognized by Bangladesh University of Engineering & Technology (BUET), the leading and one of the oldest universities in the public sector of Bangladesh, for pursuing M.Sc. courses offered by BUET.
World University of Bangladesh (WUB) established in 2003 under the private University Act, 1992 (amended in 1998) and private university Act 2010, approved and recognized by the Ministry of Education, government of Bangladesh and the University Grants Commission (UGC) of Bangladesh. The WUB is a non-profit making concern - and governed by a 9 ...
Bangladesh has 55 [3] public universities to the bulk of higher studies students. These universities are funded by the government while managed as self-governed organizations. Dhaka Division is home to 14 public universities, among which 9 are in Dhaka City.
Presidency University has Four schools containing Six departments with a strong emphasis on research-based education. The Gulshan campus was established in 2003. More than 5000 students are currently enrolled here. The number of faculty members teaching at the university is nearly 300.
A group of individuals formed a non-profit and non-political social organization, the Student Welfare Organization of Bangladesh (SWOB) in 1978 for guiding the youth. To achieve SWOB's mission, the College of Development Alternative (CODA) was founded in 1992 and the School of Development Alternative (SODA) in 1996.
The college's founder, Queen Elizabeth I, shown in a portrait in the college hall Jesus College was founded on 27 June 1571, when Elizabeth I issued a royal charter. It was the first Protestant college to be founded at the university, and it is the only Oxford college to date from Elizabeth's reign.