Reverse Brain Drain: Can Bangladesh’s Future Be Shaped by Returning Talent?
This article was co-written by Rufaida Huq and Nusaira Hassan With Bangladesh undergoing one of the most turbulent phases since its inception, everyone is striving to contribute to the future trajectory of the country in some way or another. But…
Why Data Analytics is Growing as a Potential Career for Business Students
I’m not usually one to wear my heart on my sleeve when writing articles, but this topic hits home for many of us in the business field. So, bear with me if I occasionally get too personal on this. By…
Exploring The Language of Protests, Rebellion and Anti-Fascism through Literature
Literature has long been a powerful tool for exploring the nuances of human experience, and it is most evident in its role in articulating the struggles, aspirations, and emotions of those involved in protests and rebellions. Literature can unite people…
Helpful Advice for Young Engineering Graduates Asking, “What now?”
In Bangladesh, most engineering universities are still theory based and lack technical sufficiency to give students the proper training needed to tackle the real world. For this, engineering students and graduates need to learn for themselves and gain practical knowledge.…
An Ode to Prof Vincent Chang, The Coolest VC Ever
In February 2019, merely months before the COVID-19 outbreak and Sir Fazle Hasan Abed’s passing (the founder of BRAC), Prof Vincent Chang joined Brac University as the Vice Chancellor (VC) becoming its first foreign VC after President Abdul Hamid authorised…
