Islamic university kushtia

Islamic University, kushtia Bangladesh by and large known as Islamic University (IU), Kushtia (Bengali: ইবি), is a standout amongst the most vital open research University in Bangladesh and the biggest seat of advanced education in the south-west piece of the nation monetarily upheld by the Organization of the Islamic Conference and financed by the legislature of Bangladesh through The University GrantsCommission Bangladesh. On 22 November 1979, the establishment of the It was set up in Kushtia and it is kept running under the Islamic University Act of 1980.This University started forms on 28 June 1986.It is a noteworthy worldwide community for an extraordinary mix of Islamic reviews with general reviews and investigations of current science, building and innovation. The University gives both neighborhood and remote understudies with the offices of undergrad studies, postgraduate research and instructing. It is a ground situated University, where the scholastic and authoritative structures, private corridors and exercise room, focal cafeteria and assembly hall are all on one independent 175-section of land site at Shantidanga-Dulalpur, close to the Kushtia-Khulna parkway. It is situated around 24 km south and 22 km north of the Kushtia and Jhenidah local towns, separately.

Substance

•           1 History

•           2 Administration

•           3 Foreign Students Admission Cell

•           4 Faculties and Departments

•           5 Academics

•           6 Convocations

History: On 1 December 1976 then the organization broadcasted the foundation of the Islamic University to endorse Islamic System of instruction and to co-ordinate with Islamic Education and different branches of present day training in the nation. This University, Kushtia was based on 22 November 1979 at Shantidanga-Dulalpur (Kushtia-Jhenidah) by the late president Ziaur Rahman set up on the quotation of 'Islamic University Planning Committee' on 7 January 1977 controlled by M. A. Bari with other seven members.Then the Islamic University Act was passed by National Assembly of Bangladesh on 27 December 1980.The principle objective for establishing Islamic University is "to accommodate direction in philosophy and different fields of Islamic Studies and corresponding statute and such different branches of learning at Graduatge and Postgraduate level as the University may think fit and make arrangement for research including Post-Doctorate research and preparing for the improvement and spread of knowledge"[Clause 5(a), The Islamic University Act 1980(37)]. On 1 January 1981 the administration of Bangladesh chose A. N. M. Mamtajuddin Choudhury as the principal bad habit chancellor and the University wound up noticeably operational that year.

         

   Statue to recall the penances who relinquished their lives in the freedom war in 1971 against then West Pakistan.

Shahid Minar at IU, perceived to respect those killed amid the Bengali Language Movement challenges of 1952 against then West Pakistan.

Landmark to recollect the saints who yielded their lives in the freedom war in 1971 against then West Pakistan.

As the development of a few essential structures started, a presidential pronouncement was issued on 15 May 1982 to move the college from Shantidanga-Dulalpur to Boardbazar, Gazipur on a zone of 50 sections of land. The development of a scholastic building, two private lobbies and other fundamental foundations were finished. At first, two resources (Faculty of Theology and Islamic Studies, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences) with four offices (Al-Quran, Dawah, Accounting, Management) were built up and 300 understudies were enlisted. In 1987, two more offices (Sharia and Economics) were built up. On 28 December 1988, while the framework improvement and scholastic exercises were going all out, the college was again moved to Shantidanga-Dulalpur (Kushtia-Jhenidah).

In 1991 five more divisions — Bengali, English, Arabic, Islamic History, and Public Administration — were set up.

Organization: Vice-Chancellor: Prof Dr Harun-Ur-Rashid Askari (Pen Name: Rashid Askari)

Star Vice-Chancellor: Prof Dr M. Shahinoor Rahman

BirSreshtho Hamidur Rahman Auditorium.

Treasurer: Prof Dr Selim Toha

Registrar:S. M. Abdul Latif (In-control)

Delegate: Prof Dr Md. Mahabubar Rahman

Understudy Adviser: Professor Dr. Md. Anwarul Haque

Executive of Computer Center: Prof Dr. Paresh Chandra Barman

Controller of Examination: Mohammad Ali (In-control)

Office of the Director of Finance and Accounts: Md. Akamuddin Biswas, Director (In-Charge)

Office of the Chief Engineer: M.A. Abdus Salam, Chief Engineer

Office of the Information, Publication and Public Relations: Md. Ataul Hoque, Director (In-Charge).

Outside Students Admission Cell: Islamic University, Kushtia, Bangladesh welcomes worldwide understudies to apply for entrance into one of its twenty-five Undergraduate (Bachelor's degree) Programs, Postgraduate (Master's degree) and Research Programs (MPhil/PhD).

Contact Person:

Ø  Professor Md Rezaul Haque (PhD, Flinders; MA Sydney),

Ø  Head, Foreign Students Admission Cell,

Ø  Email: haq@eng.iu.ac.bd, Mobile: +88-, Fax: +88-071-74905.

Resources and Departments: Academic exercises are directed by twenty five divisions under five resources:

•        Faculty of Applied Science and Technology (FAST):

There are five divisions under this personnel and the medium of direction is English:

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v  Department of Applied Physics, Electronics and Communication Engineering (APECE)

v  Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE)

v  Department of Information and Communication Engineering (ICE)

v  Department of Applied Chemistry and Chemical Engineering (ACCE)

v  Department of Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering (BGE)

v  Department of Applied Nutrition and Food Technology (ANFT)

v  Department of Mathematics (MATH)

v  Department of Statistics (STAT)

•           Faculty of Business Administration:

There are four divisions under this personnel and the medium of direction is English:

v  Department of Accounting and Information Systems

v  Department of Marketing

v  Department of Management

v  Department of Finance and Banking

•        Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences:

v  Department of Bengali

v  Department of English

v  Department of Economics

v  Department of Public Administration

v  Department of Political Science

v  Department of Folklore Studies

v  Department of Arabic Language and Literature

v  Department of Islamic History and Culture

•        Faculty of Law and Shariah:

v  Department of Law

v  Department of Al-Fiqh

•           Faculty of Theology and Islamic Studies:

v  Department of Al-Quran and Islamic Studies

v  Department of Al-Hadith and Islamic Studies

v  Department of Dawah and Islamic Studies

Assemblies: The principal conference of the University hanged on 27 April 1993.Since at that point, a moment meeting hanged on 5 December 1999 and the third on 28 March 2002.

Perception: Even after this current suppose for which this University was built up has not been met totally. By and by I can advise this collegeUniversity ignored because of different reason in various time.