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SEU hosts workshop on accreditation preparation with BAC

SEU hosts workshop on accreditation preparation with BAC
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Southeast University (SEU) in Dhaka, in collaboration with the Bangladesh Accreditation Council (BAC), organized a workshop titled “Preparation for Accreditation: Documentation and Evidence” last Thursday.

The workshop was conducted for members of the Programme Self-Assessment Committee (PSAC) representing 17 undergraduate and graduate programmes of the university, according to a press release.

Prof Mesbahuddin Ahmed, chairman of the Bangladesh Accreditation Council, attended the programme as the chief guest and highlighted the importance of accreditation in ensuring quality assurance and enhancing global competitiveness in higher education.

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Vice-Chancellor of Southeast University Prof Yusuf Mahbubul Islam and Pro-Vice-Chancellor Prof Md Mofazzal Hossain were present as special guests.

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They reaffirmed the university’s strong commitment to academic excellence and continuous quality improvement. The keynote presentation was delivered by Prof SM Kabir, member of BAC, who also chaired the session and provided practical guidance on accreditation documentation and evidence management.

The programme began with a welcome address by Prof Dr AKM Masum, director of the Institutional Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) of SEU. It also featured an interactive open discussion and question-and-answer session. The workshop concluded with a vote of thanks by Prof Nasir Uddin Ahammed, director (Accreditation) of BAC.

The event was attended by the registrar of Southeast University, deans of various faculties, the controller of examinations, directors, faculty members, officers, and administrative staff.

The workshop reflects Southeast University’s ongoing efforts to strengthen institutional readiness for national and international accreditation.

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