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UCBD Summer School UOL LSE Program

WHY GET A UOL DEGREE AT UCBD? Download Brochure Download EMFSS Brochure Why study UoL – LSE Programme at UCBD? Get a University of London degree & study an LSE curriculum. Attend the convocation ceremony in London. Easy gateway to Masters at LSE & other top tier Universities. Top students get the chance to transfer to LSE in 2nd year. Study at LSE Summer School for 3 Weeks. Internship opportunities to gain industry exposure in top corporates. Career placement opportunities in top companies of Bangladesh/MNCs. LSE Summer School LSE Summer School attracts participants from across the world and is a highly popular option with students on the University of London programmes with academic direction from LSE. In 2023, more than 100 EMFSS students attended, representing 25 UoL Teaching Centres and a wide range of nationalities. Why attend LSE Summer School as an EMFSS student? Earn credit towards your EMFSS degree Benefit from a 15% tuition fee discount Learn from leading LSE faculty Explore London with new friends from across the world Enhance your career prospects through Summer School’s Spark events Experience a summer in London! Placement Partners

CHESS (CertHE)

Request for Consultation The Certificate of Higher Education in Social Sciences (CHESS) is a one year programme for students with Higher School Certificate (HSC), O-Levels and equivalent qualifications to get direct entry into all the University of London degrees offered by Universal College Bangladesh. Students who pass CHESS are guaranteed entry into the second year of the relevant University of London degree programme at Universal College Bangladesh. This means that students who pass CHESS can complete the full University of London degree programme in three years. Students passing the CHESS with very high marks is eligible to apply to enter the second year of the relevant degree programme at the London School of Economics & Political Science* in London. Entry is very competitive and interested CHESS passed out students, will need to apply through UCAS in the UK. Entry Requirements Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) GPA 4.0; Six IGCSEs (A-C) including IGCSE/O level Maths (grade C) and IGCSE/O level English (grade C). One GCE A Level (grade A-E) plus 4 IGCSE/O Levels (grade A-C) including IGCSE/O level Maths (grade C); You must also meet the English Language requirements. Students with other qualifications can also join CHESS, so please check your qualifications with our UCB Enrolment team now. Understand the logic behind specific finance techniques and decision-making strategies. Critically evaluate key issues in finance, and explore modern financial theory and practice. Apply analytical methods in finance and financial economics to real-world problems. Programme Structure The courses in this programme will help you develop your analytical thinking skills and empower you to draw key insights from financial information. Build a quantitative base. Study mathematics and statistics – applicable to the study of any social science – and gain a firm grasp of economic theory and accounting principles. Explore core analytical methods. Explore the principles of finance, financial systems, econometrics and microeconomics. Gain in-depth knowledge. Take advanced courses in areas like corporate finance, asset pricing, derivatives and risk management, and investments management. Sample Course Sequence The maximum period of registration is six years, but we suggest you aim to complete your programme within three to four years. To complete the programme in three years, students must take four full courses (or equivalent) each year. The table below shows the course sequence for a three-year completion timeline. All full courses are 30 credits and take 20 weeks of learning. Half courses are 15 credits and include 10 weeks of learning. Units & Overviews 100 courses 200 and 300 courses Why Earn a BSc Finance? This programme will prepare you for a variety of careers in the financial services industry and related fields. With strong critical thinking, quantitative and communication skills, you could also apply your knowledge in areas like management and business development. After graduation, you’ll be qualified to apply to a master’s programme or pursue a career in various finance-focused organisations, departments or teams. Common employers include: Brokerages Commercial and retail banks Consultancies Fund management firms Government agencies Insurance companies Professional services firms Risk management firms CHESS will give you the transferable academic skills you need to complete your degree: A sound knowledge of the quantitative techniques to analyse data; The skills to find, extract and analyse information and data from a range of sources; The ability to think logically, critically analyse information, understand complex arguments, and reach balanced decisions; The capacity to evaluate competing perspectives and judge the available evidence; High level communication and writing skills; The capacity to organise and present information in a variety of formats and layouts; Familiarity with information technology apps, packages and resources, including spreadsheets, word-processing and online databases; Study and organisational skills to manage your time effectively, tackle complex tasks and hit challenging deadlines. Contact our UCBD Enrolment team now to answer your questions or to join the next BSc Economics intake. Find out more about the University of London CHESS: https://www.london.ac.uk/courses/social-sciences *Entry to the London School of Economics & Political Science from CHESS is highly competitive and other terms and conditions may apply depending on the program. Apply Now → Intakes : Study model : Intakes : Duration : Study model : Prospectus, Entry Requirements & Fees

BSc Economics

Request for Consultation The BSc Economics programme gives you a thorough understanding of economic theory, reasoning and analysis. In addition to critical thinking and quantitative skills, you will focus on the practical applications of economics to social issues, policy questions and more. Apply key economic principles, theories and quantitative techniques to a variety of real-world issues. Analyse economic dataand learn how social and individual decision-making influence economics. Develop the logical reasoning skills to formulate and articulate effective arguments, and critically evaluate problems. Programme Structure With academic direction from leading faculty at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) – ranked #6 globally in Economics and Econometrics – this programme considers the many ways in which data, behaviour, decision-making and societal issues interact. Build your quantitative base.Your introductory courses will equip you with an essential set of quantitative skills and techniques in subjects like mathematics, statistics, economics and management. Develop an analytical approach.Intermediate courses – like microeconomics, macroeconomics and econometrics – will help you develop a firm grasp of core analytical methods and their applications. Explore specialised topics.Your advanced courses will give you the chance to explore modern issues in economics and related disciplines, from monetary policy to corporate finance. Sample Course Sequence The maximum period of registration is six years, but we suggest you aim to complete your programme within three to four years. To complete the programme in as few as three years, students must take four full courses (or equivalent) each year. The table below shows the suggested course sequence when taking this programme through Standard Entry Route (equivalent of 12 full courses) over three years. All full courses are 30 credits and take 20 weeks of learning. Half courses are 15 credits and include 10 weeks of learning. Units & Overviews 100 courses 200 courses 300 courses Why Earn a BSc Economics? As global economies become more complex, new financial regulations emerge and the business landscape becomes more competitive, professionals with an interdisciplinary understanding of economics are more valuable than ever. You might consider careers in areas like: banking and financial services management and economic consultancies government departments international organisations research institutes and think tanks tech companies non-profit organisations. With high-level mathematical and statistical skills, strong data numeracy abilities and an applied understanding of economic concepts, graduates of this programme will be positioned for further study or to pursue a range of career options, including: ActuaryCreate models and analyses designed to help companies and governments assess financial risks, plan long-term investments and accurately predict costs. Economic AnalystEvaluate current economic issues spanning range of sectors – from energy to health to finance – and develop recommendations for clients or organisations. EconomistCombine research and analysis to support public or private sector organisations in identifying, anticipating and evaluating relevant industry trends. Economic ConsultantUse economic reasoning and analysis techniques to help businesses, regulators and policy makers evaluate and implement strategic decisions. Apply Now → Intakes : January, July and September Duration : 10 – 12 months (depending on intake) Study model : Semester model Class structure : Classes and laboratory practicals for Science subjects Contact hours : 6 hours per unit, per week Prospectus, Entry Requirements & Fees

BSc Finance

Request for Consultation The BSc Finance programme from the University of London equips you with a versatile and practical understanding of financial behaviour, markets and decisions. Designed by academics from the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), which is ranked #7 in the world for Accounting and Finance, this degree is heavily informed by current research, policy activity and global financial events. Understand the logic behind specific finance techniques and decision-making strategies. Critically evaluate key issues in finance, and explore modern financial theory and practice. Apply analytical methods in finance and financial economics to real-world problems. Programme Structure The courses in this programme will help you develop your analytical thinking skills and empower you to draw key insights from financial information. Build a quantitative base. Study mathematics and statistics – applicable to the study of any social science – and gain a firm grasp of economic theory and accounting principles. Explore core analytical methods. Explore the principles of finance, financial systems, econometrics and microeconomics. Gain in-depth knowledge. Take advanced courses in areas like corporate finance, asset pricing, derivatives and risk management, and investments management. Sample Course Sequence The maximum period of registration is six years, but we suggest you aim to complete your programme within three to four years. To complete the programme in three years, students must take four full courses (or equivalent) each year. The table below shows the course sequence for a three-year completion timeline. All full courses are 30 credits and take 20 weeks of learning. Half courses are 15 credits and include 10 weeks of learning. Units & Overviews 100 courses 200 and 300 courses Why Earn a BSc Finance? This programme will prepare you for a variety of careers in the financial services industry and related fields. With strong critical thinking, quantitative and communication skills, you could also apply your knowledge in areas like management and business development. After graduation, you’ll be qualified to apply to a master’s programme or pursue a career in various finance-focused organisations, departments or teams. Common employers include: Brokerages Commercial and retail banks Consultancies Fund management firms Government agencies Insurance companies Professional services firms Risk management firms Here are just a few roles BSc Finance graduates might consider: ActuaryCreate models and analyses designed to help companies and governments assess financial risks, plan long-term investments and accurately predict costs. Insurance BrokerLeverage your knowledge of financial markets to help customers research, negotiate and manage the appropriate cover for their circumstances. StockbrokerManage clients’ investment portfolios by trading stocks, shares and other financial products to get the best return – and advise clients on potential risks and opportunities. Insurance UnderwriterOutline the details of insurance policies, analyse insurance proposals and assess risk; determine who should receive coverage; and prepare quotes and negotiate terms. Financial AdviserHelp people or organisations make sound investments by clearly communicating the best financial plans for them, based on thorough product research and reporting. Apply Now → Intakes : January, July and September Duration : 10 – 12 months (depending on intake) Study model : Semester model Class structure : Classes and laboratory practicals for Science subjects Contact hours : 6 hours per unit, per week Prospectus, Entry Requirements & Fees

BSc Accounting & Finance

Request for Consultation The BSc Accounting and Finance programme from the University of London equips you with a practical and highly complementary combination of skills. Designed by the London School of Economics and Political Science – ranked #7 globally for accounting and finance – this programme is ideal for those seeking professional accreditation or applicable knowledge to advance their career. Understand how and why organisations calculate, report and evaluate financial and accounting information. Master a variety of practical accounting and finance techniques, and learn when and how to apply them. Explore the complex ways broader market and economic forces affect modern organisations. Programme Structure The LSE Departments of Accounting and Finance operate at the forefront of research and teaching. The academics within these departments design interdisciplinary programmes that explore the integral roles accounting and finance play in modern society. This programme challenges you to look beyond numbers. It will sharpen your analytical, logical reasoning and quantitative skills, helping you understand the broad implications of the financial decisions made by individuals, organisations and institutions. Build a strong quantitative foundation.In addition to mathematics, statistics and economics, you’ll take courses on the core principles of accounting and finance. Apply theory to real-world issues. Through more advanced accounting and finance courses, you’ll learn how financial data is used to make strategic decisions. Develop specialised competencies. Once you’ve honed your quantitative and strategic skills, you’ll take advanced accounting and finance courses that align with your interests. Sample Course Sequence While many BSc Accounting and Finance graduates apply their skills in traditional finance fields, like investing, accounting and banking, others are drawn to government, nonprofit or nongovernmental organisations. Whatever your aim, this versatile degree prepares you for careers or further study in a wide range of fields, sectors and industries. Common career paths include: Accounting Management consulting Risk management Investment analysis Commercial banking Sales and trading Corporate management Units & Overviews 100 courses 200 and 300 courses Why Earn a BSc Accounting and Finance? While many BSc Accounting and Finance graduates apply their skills in traditional finance fields, like investing, accounting and banking, others are drawn to government, nonprofit or nongovernmental organisations. Whatever your aim, this versatile degree prepares you for careers or further study in a wide range of fields, sectors and industries. Common career paths include: Accounting Management consulting Risk management Investment analysis Commercial banking Sales and trading Corporate management Graduates with a multidimensional understanding of modern financial systems and accounting techniques are extremely valuable – especially at a time when organisations are facing challenges like digital transformation and industry disruption. Apply Now → Intakes : January, July and September Duration : 10 – 12 months (depending on intake) Study model : Semester model Class structure : Classes and laboratory practicals for Science subjects Contact hours : 6 hours per unit, per week Prospectus, Entry Requirements & Fees

BSc Business & Management

Request for Consultation Intakes : January, July and September Duration : 10 – 12 months (depending on intake) Study model : Semester model Class structure : Classes and laboratory practicals for Science subjects Contact hours : 6 hours per unit, per week Apply Now → Prospectus, Entry Requirements & Fees The BSc Business and Management programme prepares you to navigate and analyse issues in international management. Your studies will equip you with an applied understanding of business and management, a strong foundation in the social sciences and an analytical approach to problem solving. Analyse business and management challenges through the lens of related social science disciplines. Apply international management concepts and theories to solve real-world business problems. Understand the processes, procedures and practices needed to manage organisations effectively. Programme Structure With academic direction from leading faculty at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) – ranked #3 globally in Social Sciences and Management– this programme explores three core areas: organisations, the external environment and management. Focus on quantitative skills.Your introductory courses will help you develop essential skills in mathematics, economics, accounting and statistics. They will also address the global context of business and management. Develop an applied understanding.Your choice of intermediate courses will explore a range of more specialised management topics – from operations to finance to information systems – and give you a chance to hone your analytical reasoning abilities. Take a deep dive into key topics.Your advanced courses will give you the chance to hone your strategic thinking and decision-making skills and explore specialised areas of management, like human resources and marketing. Sample Course Sequence The maximum period of registration is six years, but we suggest you aim to complete your programme within three to four years. To complete the programme in as few as three years, students must take four full courses (or equivalent) each year. The table below shows the suggested course sequence when taking this programme through Standard Entry Route (equivalent of 12 full courses) over three years. All full courses are 30 credits and take 20 weeks of learning. Half courses are 15 credits and include 10 weeks of learning. Units & Overviews 100 courses 200 and 300 courses 200 and 300 courses – Course selection Why Earn a BSc Business and Management? Top employers rely on professionals who can adapt in the face of shifting market conditions, rapid technological growth, and innovation and transformation. The Higher Education Careers Services Unit (HECSU) reports that approximately two-thirds (67.2%) of UK business and management programme graduates were working full time in the UK or pursuing further study within six months of graduation.2 By studying business and management, you’ll be able to consider careers or further study in fields like: accounting banking and finance consulting human resources information and digital technology management marketing public relations sales Because a business and management degree gives you a versatile and transferable skill set, you’ll be prepared to work in a wide variety of industries and roles. Here are just a few possibilities: Business AnalystUse information, technology and data to help organisations meet their goals, from specific, short-term projects and holistic, long-term organisational needs. Human Resources OfficerIdentify and anticipate organisations’ staffing needs, create training and development opportunities that optimise performance and productivity. Management ConsultantHelp organisations navigate existing and emerging challenges, improve efficiency, analyse performance, assess risk and identify growth opportunities. Marketing ExecutiveDevelop integrated marketing campaigns on behalf of private- or public-sector organisations, and help brands promote products, services or missions. 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Prof. Hew Gill

Pro Vice-Chancellor

  • Ph.D. (Monash University, Australia)
  • MIB (University of Melbourne, Australia)
  • MBA (University of Dhaka, Bangladesh)
  • Marketing and International Business
  • Tourism - expectation, mindset, emotional intelligence, resilience
  • Consumer behavior- consumption patterns, brand-consumer interactions
  • Supply chain management- e-waste, humanitarian supply chain
  • Organizational resilience- MSME, Disruptions
  • Selected recent research publications: Building Dynamic Capabilities and Organizational Resilience in Tourism Firms during COVID-19: A Staged Approach, Journal of Travel Research (2023); Power in coordinating supply chain projects in humanitarian settings: A focus on Rohingya Refugee Camps, Journal of Supply Chain Management (2023, Minor R); High Expectations: How Tourists Cope With Disappointing Vacation Experiences, Journal of Travel Research (2022).
  • Selected recent research project funding: From the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC)- UKRI (2023-2026), Value- ÂŁ 634,216; Telecommunication Advancement Fund (Denki Tuushin Fukyuu Zaidann) (2023-2026), Value- ÂĄ 5.7 million.
  • Editorial board member: Journal of Travel Research.

Ms. Aura Rahman

Lecturer, Biology

  • MSc in Biotechnology (North South University)
  • BSc in Biomedical Sciences (University College London)
  • Molecular Biology
  • Biochemistry
  • Microbiology
  • Bioinformatics
  • Genomics
  • Impact of community masking on COVID-19: A cluster-randomised trial in Bangladesh. Comparative genomic analysis of nosocomial pathogens isolated from tertiary hospitals in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
  • Genotype–phenotype correlation of β-lactamase-producing uropathogenic Escherichia coli(UPEC) strains from Bangladesh.

Aura Rahman

Lecturer

Aura Rahman is a lecturer at Universal College Bangladesh. She is also acting as a coordinator for the Monash University Foundation Year program. Aura attained her bachelor’s (BSc in Biomedical Sciences) from University College London, United Kingdom. She then completed her master’s (Msc in Biotechnology) from North South University. Her research interest lies in the field of genomic epidemiology of infectious diseases. Her contribution in several local and international research projects have led to publications in several highly ranked peer-reviewed journals including BMC Genomics, Nature Scientific Reports, Science and FEMS Microbiology Letters.

Mr. Md Kamal Hossain

Lecturer, Mathematics

  • M.Phil. (Continued) in Mathematics (BUET)
  • MSc in Applied Mathematics (University of Dhaka)
  • BSc in Mathematics (University of Dhaka)
  • Mathematics
  • Computational Mathematics
  • Statistics
  • Cryptography
  • Mathematical Modellng in Biology
  • Wolfram Mathematica
  • FORTRAN Programming
  • C, C++ Programming
  • MATLAB

Md. Kamal Hossain

Lecturer

Mr. Kamal Hossain is working as a Lecturer at Universal College Bangladesh. He completed B.Sc. in Mathematics and M.Sc. in Applied Mathematics from the University of Dhaka. He is an M Phil researcher at BUET. His research interests are mathematical modeling in biology, machine learning programming, etc. Some of his research papers are in the pipeline for publication in international journals. He is a lifetime member of the Dhaka University Mathematics Alumni Association.

Ms. Ambreen Zaman

Adjunct Senior Lecturer, CSE

  • Ph.D. Human-computer Interaction, University of Bremen, Germany (ongoing)
  • MIT in IIT, University of Dhaka, Bangladesh
  • BSc in CSE, Stamford University Bangladesh
  • Programming Languages: C, C++, Java
  • Data Structure
  • Computer Graphics
  • Digital Logic Design
  • Data Communication and Networking
  • Microprocessor and Interfacing
  • Operating System
  • Human-Computer Interaction
  • Mobile Adhoc Network

Ambreen Zaman

Senior Lecturer

Ambreen Zaman is a senior lecturer with eight years of experience in various local universities in Bangladesh. She is currently pursuing a PhD degree at the University of Bremen, Germany. She obtained a master’s degree in information technology from the Institute of Information Technology at the University of Dhaka, Bangladesh. Her research papers have been published in national and international journals and conferences. The area of research she is most interested in is human-computer interaction.

Mr. Dewan Muhammad Nur -A Yazdani

Senior Lecturer, Global Studies

  • BBA in Marketing (Ahsanullah University of Science and Technology Dhaka, Bangladesh)
  • Master In International Business (MIB) (University of Wollongong, NSW, Australia)
  • MSc- Research Methods (Liverpool Hope University, Liverpool, UK)
  • International Business
  • Global Business
  • Digital Marketing
  • Business Environment
  • Legal Environment of Business
  • International Marketing
  • International Business Strategy
  • Project Management
  • Business Law
  • Structural Retail Environment and People’s Intention to Purchase
  • Techniques for Analyzing data: A quantitative approach
  • Research Design and STATA
  • Internet Use Impact on Physical Health during COVID-19 Lockdown
  • Psychological and Mental Impact of COVID19
  • Consumer Buying Behavior towards E-Commerce
  • Factors Influencing the Usage of Broadband for the Youth and Adolescent
  • Factors Associated with the Perception of Risk and Knowledge of Contracting the SARS-Cov-2
  • Electronic Word of Mouth (e-WOM) and consumers’ purchase decisions
  • Brand Image, eWOM, Trust and Online Purchase Intention of Digital Products
  • Empirical Analysis on Consumer’s Perception, Attitude and Adaptability of SMS Advertising
  • Detect, Prevent and Respond: A Theoretical Study on Cyber Crime
  • Customer Satisfaction Determination in Hotel Industry
  • A Comparative Analysis of Web Strategies of the Universities
  • Conceptual Model of Internal Marketing for Development of Employees as a Brand
  • Critical Incident Technique (CIT)-A Tool for measuring effectiveness of service encounters
  • Influence of Social media addiction and Emotions on other health issues during the disaster recovery period
  • Consumers' purchasing power on food and other products
  • A Comparative Analysis of the Websites Strategies of International Education Supplier Countries and Receiving Countries
  • Culture’s Influences on Translating Quality in the Hospitality Industry
  • Anxiety, Depression, Sleep Problem and Level of Psychological Impact among Bangladeshi People due to COVID-19 Outbreak
  • Safety Recommendations for Physicians during the COVID-19 Pandemic
  • Knowledge Attitude and Practice about COVID-19 Pandemic Prevention among the People of Bangladesh: A Cross-Sectional Community-Based Survey

Dewan Muhammad Nur -A Yazdani

Senior Lecturer

Dewan Yazdani is a Senior Lecturer at the Universal College Bangladesh. He is also acting as the MONASH University Foundation Program Coordinator. Dewan attained his MSc (Research Methods) from Liverpool Hope University, United Kingdom. He also has a master’s degree in international business from the University of Wollongong, Australia. His research interest lies in the field of Social Media Marketing, Digital Marketing, Higher Education Marketing, Service Marketing, Public Health, and Consumer Behavior. Dewan Yazdani also published in leading local and international academic journals such as PLOS ONE, International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, Health Security, Annals of Global Health, Journal of Advanced Research in Economics and Administrative Sciences.

Ms. Tazin Islam Nova

Adjunct Lecturer-Law, UCB

  • O Level: Scholastica Pvt Ltd
  • A Level: London College of Legal Studies
  • LL.B: University of London, UK
  • LL.M: Northumbria University, UK
  • Contract Law
  • Tort Law
  • Business Law
  • Environmental Law
  • Intellectual Property Law
  • Trademark & Copyright Law
  • Cambridge International Course in Teaching and Learning
  • A Level Law Faculty
  • Scholastica Pvt Ltd
  •       6 years+ Teaching Experience
  • Research Paper on A Study of Metacognitive Awareness in Educational Institutions

Mr. Monirul Hasan

Adjunct Senior Lecturer, Computer Science

  • MSc Computer Science, (University of Manitoba)
  • BSc Computer Science, (North South University)
  • Computer Science
  • Artificial Intelligence, Image Processing, Computer Graphics, Formal Language Theory, C, C++, Java, Advanced Java, Compiler Construction, Discrete Mathematics, Numerical Methods, Data Structures, Algorithm
  • Computer Graphics
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Image Processing
  • Data Structures and Algorithms
  • Formal Language Theory
  • Computer Graphics
  • Java
  • Advanced Java
  • Algorithm 1 & 2

Ms. Nahida Parvin

Lecturer, Business Studies

  • MBA Accounting and Information Systems (University of Dhaka)
  • BBA Accounting and Information Systems (University of Dhaka)
  • Accounting
  • Information Systems
  • Cost Accounting practices in Bangladesh
  • ITES Foundation Skill Training

Nahida Parvin

Lecturer

Nahida Parvin is a lecturer at Universal College Bangladesh. Before joining UCB, she worked as a lecturer of accounting and marketing at Ahsanullah University of Science & Technology (AUST). Nahida has received her MBA & BBA degrees, majoring in Accounting & Information Systems, from the University of Dhaka. She has been the recipient of “Dean’s Honor Award 2018”, awarded by the University of Dhaka. Currently, Nahida is on study leave. She is pursuing her second master’s degree in “Quantitative Finance & Data Science” at Oklahoma State University, USA. Her research interest lies in the field of ESG accounting, ESG finance, circular economy, and data analytics in the field of accounting and finance. Apart from being a lecturer, Nahida also served as a program coordinator for Monash University Foundation Year program at UCB from August 2021 to May 2023.

Ms. Habiba Kibria

Lecturer, Marketing

  • MCom in Marketing (Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia)
  • BBA in Marketing and Human Resources Management (North South University, Dhaka, Bangladesh)
  • Digital marketing
  • Marketing management
  • Advertisement and promotion
  • Service marketing
  • Consumer behavior
  • Organisational behaviour
  • Human resource planning
  • Research paper on service marketing
  • Marketing club councellor
  • Student academic and career councellor

Habiba Kibria

Senior Lecturer

Ms Habiba Kibria is a working as a Senior Lecturer at Universal College Bangladesh. She completed her Masters in Marketing from Macquarie University in Sydney, Australia and holds a double degree in Bachelor of Marketing and Human Resource Management from North South University, Dhaka, Bangladesh. She has been in academia throughout her career- from being a Lecturer to a Student Councilor to a Country Manager for a foreign university. Her area of interest lies in customer service management, consumer behavior and digital marketing. She holds the Duke of Edinburgh award at Broze level and has been awarded as one of the best project coordinators during her high school community service days. She was an active volunteer at Jaago Foundation and participated in multiple fundraising events. She was also the official Master of Ceremony for her university both in Bangladesh and in Australia.

Ms. Farin Daulah

Lecturer, English

  • M.Phil. (Continued) in Mathematics (BUET)MA Management Studies (University of Westminster, UK)
  • BA English Language & Linguistics and Education (University of Surrey, UK)
  • English
  • English as a Second Language
  • Communication Skills
  • Business Communication
  • Developing contextualized teaching material for Bangladeshi University students (University of Leeds)
  • Teacher Training (University of Oxford, UK)
  • Teaching English As a Foreign Language (TEFL, UK)

Farin Daulah

Senior Lecturer

Ms Farin Daula is working as a senior lecturer at UCB. She is a trained education professional from the UK and has a degree in Education and English from University of Surrey, UK. She also holds a Master’s in management from Westminster University, UK. Ms Farin received her teacher training at the department of Continuing Education, University of Oxford, UK. Ms Farin is the founder of the education platform, One Circle. She is a certified mental health first aider and a life coach. She has extensive experience in the life-skills education sector, working in various schools and non-profit organizations in London and Dhaka. She is the author of the Tara and Joy children’s book series. The first book of this series called “Tara and Joy: Body Safety” is available now both in Bengali and English version.

Ms. Sumaiya Binte Kabir

Senior Lecturer, Business Studies

  • MSS Economics (University of Dhaka)
  • BSS Economics (University of Dhaka)
  • Microeconomics
  • Macroeconomics
  • Mathematics
  • Statistics
  • Public Policy
  • Environmental Economic
  • Development Economics

Sumaiya Binte Kabir

Senior Lecturer

Sumaiya Binte Kabir is working as a senior lecturer at Universal College Bangladesh. She is also acting as the Monash College MCD of Business Program Coordinator. Sumaiya has attained both her BSS and MSS degree majoring in Economics from University of Dhaka. She has achieved the Bangladesh Bank Governor’s Scholarship for academic excellence. She is also actively involved in voluntary work in different animal welfare organizations. Her research interest lies in the field of public economics, environmental economics, development economics, consumer behavior and higher education marketing.

Dr. Sadia Afreen

Assistant Professor, Chemistry

  • PhD Chemical Engineering (University of Nottingham, Malaysia)
  • BSc Chemical Engineering (BUET)
  • Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
  • Analytical Chemistry
  • Electrochemistry
  • Sonochemistry
  • Applied Chemistry and Chemical Technology
  • Postgraduate Student Teachers Certificate (University of Nottingham, Malaysia)

Dr. Sadia Afreen

Assistant Professor

Dr. Sadia Afreen is an assistant professor at the Universal College Bangladesh (UCB). She completed BSc in Chemical Engineering from Bangladesh University of Engineering & Technology (BUET). She obtained her PhD from the University of Nottingham and then completed her postdoctoral research at Nanjing University in the field of chemical engineering. Her research expertise is in applied chemistry and nanotechnology. She has significant publications in her areas of research, and she contributed as a journal reviewer to prestigious journals in her fields of expertise. She earned the Postgraduate Student Teachers Certificate during her postgraduate study at the University of Nottingham. She worked in the hall committee, conference committee at the University of Nottingham; teaching and learning subcommittee, and program coordinator in the Monash College MCD program at UCB. She worked in industry and had several engineering and research training at home and abroad.

Prof. Muhammad Ismail Hossain

Dean of Academic Affairs, Monash & LSE Program

  • Ph.D. (Monash University, Australia)
  • MIB (University of Melbourne, Australia)
  • MBA (University of Dhaka, Bangladesh)
  • Marketing and International Business
  • Tourism - expectation, mindset, emotional intelligence, resilience
  • Consumer behavior- consumption patterns, brand-consumer interactions
  • Supply chain management- e-waste, humanitarian supply chain
  • Organizational resilience- MSME, Disruptions
  • Selected recent research publications: Building Dynamic Capabilities and Organizational Resilience in Tourism Firms during COVID-19: A Staged Approach, Journal of Travel Research (2023); Power in coordinating supply chain projects in humanitarian settings: A focus on Rohingya Refugee Camps, Journal of Supply Chain Management (2023, Minor R); High Expectations: How Tourists Cope With Disappointing Vacation Experiences, Journal of Travel Research (2022).
  • Selected recent research project funding: From the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC)- UKRI (2023-2026), Value- ÂŁ 634,216; Telecommunication Advancement Fund (Denki Tuushin Fukyuu Zaidann) (2023-2026), Value- ÂĄ 5.7 million.
  • Editorial board member: Journal of Travel Research.

Prof. Muhammad Ismail Hossain

Professor & Dean of Academic Affairs

Muhammad Ismail Hossain is a Professor and Dean of Academic Affairs, Monash & LSE Program at Universal College Bangladesh. He is on leave from his earlier appointment as Professor of Marketing at the University of Dhaka, Bangladesh. Prof. Hossain received his Ph.D. in consumer behavior from Monash University, Australia. He is an MBA from the University of Dhaka and also has a Master’s degree in International Business from the University of Melbourne, Australia. His research interests lie in the fields of tourism, consumer behavior, and supply chain management. He is one of the co-authors of the book Social Media Storms: Empowering Leadership beyond Crisis Management published by Routledge. He has more than 50 publications including books, research monographs, journal articles, newspaper articles, and keynote papers. His work has been published in many international high-impact journals such as the Journal of Supply Chain Management, Journal of Travel Research, Tourism Recreation Research, Current Issues in Tourism, International Journal of Tourism Research, and Journal of City, Culture, and Society among others. He is an editorial board member of the Journal of Travel Research, the leading tourism journal in the world. He has received a notable amount of external research funding locally as well as internationally as part of various international and local research groups. The value of such local and international funding is BDT 1.06 crores and USD 827,873 respectively. As a consultant, he worked for government projects, not-for-profits, and for-profit local and international organizations.
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