Campus Report :
The 11th meeting of the Syndicate of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Maritime University, Bangladesh (BSMRMU) was held at the university’s temporary campus at Pallabi in the capital recently. Vice-Chancellor Rear Admiral ASM Abdul Baten chaired the meeting. The approval to conduct Masters/ Diploma in the evening section on Tourism and Hospitality Management, Coastal Zone Management, Dredging and Harbour Engineering and Land and Water Management and Regulation for Transportation and various academic and administrative decisions have been taken in the meeting.
The university is successfully conducting two batches of ‘LLM Maritime Law’ and ‘Master in Port and Shipping Management’ and a batch of BSc (Hons) in Oceanography programs.
The university planned to launch ‘Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering’ and many honours and masters programs very soon.
After completing courses the students will be able to build their career as skilled maritime professionals at home and abroad.
The university is determined to contribute to the development of maritime human resource of the nation and uplift the nation’s economy to ‘Blue Economy’, added the Vice-Chancellor.
The syndicate members also expressed their satisfaction by the recent initiatives taken by the university in enhancing maritime education.
The 11th meeting of the Syndicate of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Maritime University, Bangladesh (BSMRMU) was held at the university’s temporary campus at Pallabi in the capital recently. Vice-Chancellor Rear Admiral ASM Abdul Baten chaired the meeting. The approval to conduct Masters/ Diploma in the evening section on Tourism and Hospitality Management, Coastal Zone Management, Dredging and Harbour Engineering and Land and Water Management and Regulation for Transportation and various academic and administrative decisions have been taken in the meeting.
The university is successfully conducting two batches of ‘LLM Maritime Law’ and ‘Master in Port and Shipping Management’ and a batch of BSc (Hons) in Oceanography programs.
The university planned to launch ‘Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering’ and many honours and masters programs very soon.
After completing courses the students will be able to build their career as skilled maritime professionals at home and abroad.
The university is determined to contribute to the development of maritime human resource of the nation and uplift the nation’s economy to ‘Blue Economy’, added the Vice-Chancellor.
The syndicate members also expressed their satisfaction by the recent initiatives taken by the university in enhancing maritime education.
