The Dhaka University is likely to resume its classes and academic activities in the last week of this month which was officially shut on July 17 amid the countrywide Anti Discrimination Student
Movement.
"Subjected to the approval from the Syndicate, the highest policy making body of the university, the classes and academic activities are likely to resume in the last week of September", said a university press release, reports BSS.
In a bid to resume university's academic activities soon, DU Vice Chancellor Prof Dr Niaz Ahmed Khan today held a meeting with the deans of faculties, chairmen of departments’ directors of institutes and chief of different offices at the auditorium of Nabab Nawab Ali Chowdhury senate Bhaban.
DU Pro-VC (Administration) Prof Dr Sayema Haque Bidisha, DU Treasurer Dr Md Jahangir Alam Chowdhury, Proctor Associate professor Saifuddin Ahmed and Acting register Munshi Shams Uddin Ahmed, among others, were present in the meeting.
The university authorities have been working relentlessly to ensure security and discipline in the halls, departments and institutes and thus, a number of view exchange meetings between teachers and students were arranged in different halls, added the release.
