The Education Gazette - Editorial and Experts

Expert Contributions

Education, Quality and Development

The Paradox of Dhaka University: From Nation-Making to Institutional Decline and the Way Forward?

by Md Zakiul Alam || April 3, 2026

Dhaka University played a major role in building the nation, yet it has struggled to remain a strong modern university. Instead of regularly producing independent thinkers, dedicated scholars, and principled leaders, it is often seen as encouraging bureaucratic ambition, political loyalty, and patronage.

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Education and Global Context

Inclusion for Whom? Rethinking Accessibility in Global Universities

by Tahmina Hoq || January 1, 2026

Introducing new policies in the education system is important, but the real question is whether we have the capacity to implement them or not.

Policy, Economics & Politics

WHY STUDENT POLITICS MUST END?

by A.S.M. Kamrul Islam || January 1, 2026

It is time to recognize that partisan student politics has become a malignant force within public universities, and there is no way but to ban this for good.

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Policy, Economics & Politics

WHY STUDENT POLITICS MUST END?

by A.S.M. Kamrul Islam || January 1, 2026

It is time to recognize that partisan student politics has become a malignant force within public universities, and there is no way but to ban this for good.

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Policy, Economics & Politics

WHY STUDENT POLITICS MUST END?

by A.S.M. Kamrul Islam || January 1, 2026

Introducing new policies in the education system is important, but the real question is whether we have the capacity to implement them or not.

Policy, Economics & Politics

WHY STUDENT POLITICS MUST END?

by A.S.M. Kamrul Islam || January 1, 2026

It is time to recognize that partisan student politics has become a malignant force within public universities, and there is no way but to ban this for good.

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