Australia to assist Bangladesh in improving quality of higher education
The government has taken multifaceted steps in the past few years to improve the quality of higher education in Banglade...
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Due to the poor online learning management system in Bangladesh, many universities had been closed since the beginning of 2020. However, the country\'s University Grants Commission (UGC) rose to the challenge and introduced policies requiring all universities to go digital, to make teaching and learning activities accessible online-including admissions, and within four months digitization of universities was widespread. Up to this day, an average of around 3,800 classes is held online daily with more than 220,000 students in attendance. Thus far, a total of around 203,200 classes have been conducted to more than 9.2 million attendees by 10,200 faculty members. 147 out of 153 universities in Bangladesh went online. Nevertheless, many students from rural areas have been struggling with finding the right place to work, after returning home. The Bangladesh Research and Education Network (BdREN), which sponsored digitization of universities, will now work to support such students.Â
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Digitization of higher education in Bangladesh
Due to the poor online learning management system in Bangladesh, many universities had been closed since the beginning of 2020. However, the country\'s University Grants Commission (UGC) rose to the challenge and introduced policies requiring all universities to go digital, to make teaching and learning activities accessible online-including admissions, and within four months digitization of universities was widespread. Up to this day, an average of around 3,800 classes is held online daily with more than 220,000 students in attendance. Thus far, a total of around 203,200 classes have been conducted to more than 9.2 million attendees by 10,200 faculty members. 147 out of 153 universities in Bangladesh went online. Nevertheless, many students from rural areas have been struggling with finding the right place to work, after returning home. The Bangladesh Research and Education Network (BdREN), which sponsored digitization of universities, will now work to support such students.Â
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