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Australia is implementing strict visa regulations for international students and backpackers to reduce migration. Meanwhile, the One Nation party has proposed restricting students from bringing family members.
Sabokhali Secondary School in Bangladesh is facing a severe classroom shortage following strict new rules that boosted attendance. Despite having around 250 students, classes are now being held under the open sky due to a lack of adequate space.
A major leadership summit focusing on primary student safety took place in the capital. The event was jointly organized by Haileybury Bhaluka and Cambridge.
Jahangirnagar University administration has fined 20 students from the physics and history departments a total of 615,000 taka over separate ragging incidents. The penalized students face exam suspensions until they pay their respective fines following a syndicate meeting decision.
Educational institutions in Bangladesh will observe a holiday for Fatiha-e-Yazdaham on September 23, 2026, while government and other offices remain open. Meanwhile, Madhu Purnima falls on a weekend, meaning no additional holidays will be added.
A committee at Dhaka University's Institute of Modern Languages has handed over a conceptual paper regarding the expansion of third-language education programs. A seminar is scheduled for September 21 to review the document and formulate an action plan.
Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University has officially announced the date for its upcoming second convocation. The high-profile academic event is scheduled to take place on February 6 next year.
Bangladesh has announced the first-phase admission results for the 2026-27 academic year in higher secondary education. Students must complete their admission confirmation by the specified September deadline.
The Bangladesh Madrasa Education Board has announced the introduction of identical question papers for 13 specific subjects in the upcoming 2027 SSC and Dakhil examinations. This major curriculum alignment applies specifically to regular students, while previous rules will remain in place for irregular candidates.
A detailed discussion examines the fundamental nature of language, exploring how words function as the building blocks of sentences and semantic units. Scholars analyze the complexities of meaning through established linguistic frameworks, including the semiotic triangle and the structural properties of speech.
The Bangladeshi Graduate Students Association has officially begun its journey at Wayne State University in Michigan. An inauguration and freshers' welcome event marked the launch on September 6, 2026.
Apurba Lal Mondal, a physically challenged English teacher at Bamundi Baliakandi Secondary School, has been commuting to work in a wheelchair for a decade. Despite losing strength in both legs, he continues teaching with the daily support of his devoted students.
Dhaka University will construct a new hall for female students funded by China with an estimated cost of 244 crore taka. The project will provide accommodation for 1,500 students at the university.
Habiganj Agricultural University has introduced its first-ever bus service to improve student transportation. Vice-Chancellor Professor Dr. Md. Mozammel Haque inaugurated two BRTC single-decker buses on September 15, 2026.
The Chancellor and President has approved the date for Khulna University's seventh convocation. The announcement followed a courtesy meeting between the university's vice-chancellor and the head of state at Bangabhaban.
Harvard University has issued a warning to international students regarding new United States immigration rules set to take effect. The updated regulations will impact F-1 and J-1 visa holders, potentially altering their duration of stay and travel conditions.
Fact-checking and digital verification are emerging as a new professional field in Bangladesh. This growth is driven by the spread of misinformation, fake news, and deepfakes on social media platforms.
The schedule for the Junior Scholarship Examination overlaps with the second phase of Union Parishad elections in Bangladesh. Teachers, students, and parents have raised concerns as exam and polling centers share the same institutions.
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