INSTITUTE OF BANGLADESH STUDIES - Rajshahi University

INSTITUTE OF BANGLADESH STUDIES 

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RAJSHAHI UNIVERSITY 

RAJSHAHI 

BANGLADESH 

2011

INSTITUTE OF BANGLADESH STUDIES 

RAJSHAHI UNIVERSITY 

RAJSHAHI 

BANGLADESH 

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Institute of Bangladesh Studies 

Rajshahi University 

Rajshahi 6205 

Bangladesh 

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The City 

Rajshahi, with a rich historical heritage, has been well known as a centre of culture and learning. It 

is situated on the north bank of the Padma, i.e., the lower portion of the Ganges. Being the largest 

city in northern Bangladesh, Rajshahi is the se at of the Divisional Commissioner of Rajshahi 

Divsion. It is now connected with all parts of Bangladesh by road, rail and air. 

The University 

As early as 1917, the Calcutta University Commission, headed by Sir Michael Sadler, indicated that 

Rajshahi could be the suitable place for a second university of British Bengal. After partition of the 

Sub-continent into India and Pakistan in 1947, the University of Rajshahi was established by an Act 

of the East Bengal Legislature in 1953. The University campus is situated in an idyllic locality 

behind mango and lichi orchards. The campus has been developed on an area of 1000 acres of 

land at Motihar, about five kilometers away to the east of downtown Rajshahi along the highway 

leading to Dhaka. 

The Institute 

The Institute of Bangladesh Studies (hereafter, IBS) was established by the Rajshahi University 

Act, 1973, as an advanced centre for inter-disciplinary study and research on various aspects of 

Bangladesh society, life and culture. It is the only national centre of its kind for teaching and 

research that undertakes scientific studies in the fields of humanities, social sciences, business 

studies, law, and non-experimental science offering programmes for M.Phil. and Ph.D. degrees. 

Background of the Institute 

With the emergence of Bangladesh, imminent nation-building process necessitated exploration of 

the country’s heritage as well as development of its economy. This required systematic and 

comprehensive research on the life, society, culture and resources of Bangladesh in order to 

promote our understanding of the land and its people. With this background the IBS was founded 

with the aim of catering to the country’s special needs by producing an advanced cadre of broad 

based specialists to provide leadership in the academic and developmental fields. Therefore, the 

academic programmes of IBS are set out to increase the number of creative and competent 

research personnel through training and education in Bangladesh-oriented multi-disciplinary 

subjects; to increase availability of research material on the history, economy, society and culture 

of Bangladesh; and to work for an effective understanding of the chronology, interaction and 

projection of indigenous variables, facts or events relating to Bangladesh Studies. 

Location and Physical Facilities 

The IBS is placed at the eastern side of Rajshahi University campus with entrance at the Binodpur 

Bazar gate. It has now completed its own complex with a three-storied 15,000 sft administrative 

building, a 21,000 sft four-storied hostel building (with 20 furnished single and 8 family 

accommodations, each with attached bath rooms) and a 12,000 sft annex hostel building with 4 

family suites and 24 single (or 12 double-room) suites for both individual and married researchers. 

The Institute Building has a spacious library, individual offices for teachers and administrative staff, 

a lecture theatre, as well as a number of other facilities. The IBS premise has already acquired 

reputation as the best complex within the Rajshahi University campus. 

History 

The Institute of Bangladesh Studies was established on the 25 th of September 1973, under an Act 

of the Bangladesh Parliament No. XXVI of 1973, described as the Rajshahi University Act, 1973. 

The IBS is a constituent Institute of the Rajshahi University with a separate Board of Governors. It 

is administered within the broad framework of policies, rules and regulations of the University. It 

started functioning with the formation of the Board of Governors and appointment of Director on 

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24 January, 1974. Since then, the Institute, first of its kind in the country, has been entrusted with 

a role not only of providing facilities for pursuing advance research degrees like M.Phil. and Ph.D., 

but also of developing an integrated approach to Bangladesh studies. Moreover, the establishment 

of the IBS has stimulated impressive research activities by its own faculty members on the one 

hand, and the seconded teachers of the University attached to the Institute on the other. Below is 

reproduced an extract from the Statute of the Institute specifying its aims and objects. 

Objectives 

(a) To promote, and provide facilities for, advanced studies and research on the history, 

geography, economics, politics, sociology, anthropology, law, language, literature and 

linguistics, philosophy, art, archaeology, music, and culture of Bangladesh and such other 

subjects as are significantly related to the life and society of Bangladesh leading to the 

M.Phil. and Ph.D. degrees; 

(b) to undertake research projects in cooperation with public or private organisations as and 

when necessary under mutual agreements; 

(c) to place at the disposal of society the results of the researches conducted at the Institute 

for fruitful utilization in planning and development schemes; 

(d) to cooperate with other departments of the University of Rajshahi in research activities 

relevant to Bangladesh Studies; 

(e) to popularize Bangladesh Studies in and outside the country through seminars, 

conferences and publications; and 

(f) to perform such other functions as will facilitate attainment of the objects of the Institute. 

Approach to Research and Instruction 

It is neither possible nor desirable to set in advance a rigid design for the approaches to research 

and instruction of the Institute or to evaluate, in detail, what has been achieved so far. An organic 

development as is envisaged for the Institute has depended and shall continue to depend on what 

the scholars bring to the Institute or how the patterns of research develop. The scholarresearchers 

from diverse fields form a cohesive team being organically bound in interdisciplinary 

programme of research and instruction. Efforts have so far been made to gear M.Phil. and Ph.D. 

degree programmes to the research activities of the Institute. Students seeking those degrees from 

the Institute, on the one hand, familiarize themselves with the history, culture and society of 

Bangladesh, and on the other, comprehend the necessary interrelatedness of a wide spectrum of 

academic disciplines bearing on their area of study imbued wit h a sense of direction. The nation 

has to constantly seek and refine knowledge for action in the problem areas of identity, societal 

integration, and development. The Institute deals with these interdependent problem areas for 

research. The approach, there fore, has always been multi-disciplinary. 

Being highly selective in the recruitment of staff, the IBS expects to be a centre of excellence and 

maintain an efficient system of instruction, research, publication, documentation, and 

administration, for which innovative practices are to be adopted. To this end the Institute has 

already adopted for its degree programmes the course and the semester system. Students and 

Research Fellows are trained to grow and develop an analytical mind, and an insight into the 

interdisciplinary approach. Their eventual absorption in university departments, degree colleges, 

and research organisations contributes to the improvement in teaching and research in the 

country. 

While the scope of the IBS is national, due attention is also paid to cooperative teaching and 

research between the Institute and relevant departments of the Rajshahi University. The Institute 

makes special efforts to train up personnel keeping in view the needs of the departments, 

especially facilitating introduction of new and useful fields, such as social science research 

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methodology, anthropology, communication, demography, village studies, ethnic arts, 

historiography, intellectual history, folk culture, etc. 

The IBS tries to build up an exchange programme wit h international academic community. As it 

proposes to extend affiliation to foreign scholars to come to Bangladesh and conduct research in 

the Institute, so the Institute also supports, for higher studies abroad, its faculty, affiliated 

researchers and students on the basis of their having fulfilled course and/or research work 

pertaining to the life, society, and development issues of Bangladesh. 

The Institute also seeks to bring government resource personnel and university teachers in closer 

interaction t hrough seminars, symposia and action research. It is hoped that this will also help the 

Institute to collect and process useful government source materials to aid research and instruction. 

The Institute also seeks to provide link between the University and the society at large, especially 

rural Bangladesh through in-depth and action-oriented field research. 

The Library 

Since its inception, the IBS has put special emphasis on building up a research Library and 

documentation centre of its own. Although complimentary to the Central Library of the University 

and the Varendra Research Museum Library, it is organized in view of the peculiar needs of the 

researchers of the Bengal/South Asian dimension. On the one hand, current literature, journals, 

conference papers and publications of government and nongovernmental agencies and of 

international organizations, are procured promptly; on the other hand, maximum efforts are put to 

collect rare materials not available in the region. 

Documentation work including extensive indexing, abstracting, and bibliographical information are 

offered to scholars. Reproduction services are also available. 

Computers and Internet facilities 

IBS has computer and internet facilities for both the teachers and the Research Fellows. 

Publications 

The Journal of the Institute of Bangladesh Studies (JIBS), now in its 33rd volume (2010), is 

published annually. The Journal provides an opportunity to publish in English the research and 

review articles by the Institute faculty as well as fellow academicians elsewhere. Papers on 

problems relating to Bangladesh including theoretical orientations having applicability to the 

patrimony are accepted for publication. A separate journal in Bangla is also published annually 

(from the year 1994). IBS published some other books written by distinguished scholars of home 

and abroad. It also published the proceedings of some important national and international 

seminars. 

(a) Other Publications 

(1) Reflections on Bengal Renaissance 

Edited by: David Kopf & Safiuddin Joarder 

(2) Studies in Modern Bengal 

Edited by: S. A. Akanda 

(3) The District of Rajshahi: Its Past and Present 

Edited by: S. A. Akanda 

(4) The New Provinces of Eastern Bengal and Assam, 1905-1911 

By: M. K. U. Molla 

(5) Provincial Autonomy in Bengal, 1937-43 

By: Enayetur Rahim 

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(6) Tribal Cultures in Bangladesh 

Edited by: M. S. Qureshi 

(7) Rural Poverty and Development Strategies in Bangladesh 

Edited by: S. A. Akanda and M. Aminul Islam 

(8) History of Bengal: Mughal Period, Vol. I 

By: M. Abdul Karim 

(9) History of Bengal: Mughal Period, Vol. II. By M. Abdul Karim 

(10) Socio-economic Development of a Bangladesh District: A Study of Jessore 1883- 

1925. By Mohamad Mohibullah Siddique 

(11) Orderly And Humane Migration : An Emerging Development Paradigm, edited by 

Priti Kumar Mitra & Jakir Hossain. 

(12) Annotated Bibliography of PhD Theses, by Md. Shahjahan Rarhi 

(13) Index to the Journal of the Institute of Bangladesh Studies, 

by Md. Shahjahan Rarhi 

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The Faculty 

The Institute has highly qualified and trained faculty who guide and are responsible for the 

standard and quality of education and training that is imparted to the research fellows. 

The faculty of IBS consists of the following members: 

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Regular teachers 

1. Md. Mahbubar Rahman 

B.A (Hons.), M.A.(Raj), PhD (IBS,RU) 

History 

2. M. Zainul Abedin 

M.A. (Dhaka), PhD (IBS, RU) 

Economics, Research Methodology 

3. Swarochish Sarker 

M.A. (Raj), Ph.D. (IBS, RU) 

Bengali Literature 

Director (15 March 2009) 

Professor (1995) 

Professor (1997) 

Associate Professor) 

(3 January 2007) 

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4. M. Mostafa Kamal 

M.A. (Raj), M.A., PhD (Japan) 

History of Indian Philosophy 

5. Jakir Hossain (on study leave) 

MSc (LSE), MSc (South Bank), PGC (Carleton) 

Social Policy and Planning, Development Studies, Trade Policy 

6. Dr. M. Najimul Haque 

M.A. (Raj), M.Phil. (RU), PhD(IBS,RU) 

History of Medieval Bengal 

7. Md. Kamruzzaman 

MSc(RU) 

Statistics 

Associate Professor 

(3 January 2008) 


(7 December 2010) 

Fellow (Assistant Professor) 

(6 October 2005) 

Fellow (Assistant Professor) 

(20 March 2010) 

Guest speakers 

Apart from regular seminars given by the fellows of the Institute, a number of distinguished 

scholars from home and abroad are invited each year to speak at seminars on topics of importance 

in their respective fields of specialty. Following is a list of such guest speakers who gave seminars 

at IBS between January 1995 and December 2010. 

Name Topic Date 

1. Dr. Nazimuddin Ahmed 

Archaeology and its Pursuits in Bangladesh 11.1.95 

Ex-Director General, Archaeology, Govt. 

of Bangladesh 

2. Professor Syed Anwar Hossain, Dept. of Separatism, Communalism, Fundamentalism: 14.1.95 

History, Dhaka University 

Pejoratives Revisited 

3. Mr. Shah Abdul Hannan 

Value Added Tax in Bangladesh 29.1.95 

Deputy Governor, Bangladesh Bank 

4. Professor Mumtaz Ahmed 

US Policy Towards Middle East 15.2.95 

Hampton University, USA 

5. Professor Dr. Jamal Nazrul Islam, The Origin, Evolution and Structure of the 11.3.95 

Director, Mathematical & Physical 

Science Institute, Chittagong University 

Universe 

6. Professor T.S. Maxwell Archaeology 15.3.95 

7. Professor William Radice 

School of Oriental & African Studies, 

University of London 

English Translation of Bengali Short Stories 18.4.95 

8. National Professor Syed Ali Ahshan wkí, mvwnZ¨ I AvaywbKZv 23.4.95 

9. Dr. M. M. Haq 

Associate Director, Stratchclyde 

University, UK 

10. Professor Dr. Nurul Momen 

Dept. of International Relations, Dhaka 

University 

11. Mr. Abul Quasem Rahchamaim, Deputy 

Director, Ministry of Is. Cul. & 

Guidance, Govt. of Islamic Republic of 

Iran 

12. Professor Dr. T.C. Bose 

Dept. of Pol. Science & Intl. Relations, 

Kalyani University, West Bengal, India 

13. Mr. Tareque M. T. Rahman 

Lecturer, Dept. of Pol. Science, R. U. 

Role of Government in Development in a Third 

World Country like Bangladesh 

Priorities in Socio-economic Development of 

Bangladesh in the twenty-first Century 

Place of Bangladesh in the Foreign Policy of 

Islamic Republic of Iran 

12.8.95 

23.10.95 

30.7.96 

Contemporary Political Scene in India 8.9.96 

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14. Professor Dr. M. Alimullah Mia, Vice- Private Universities: Alternative Service 29.10.96 

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Delivery in Higher Education of Bangladesh 

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Chancellor, Rabindra Bharati University, 

West Bengal, India 

16. Dr. M. Kabir Hassan 

Associate Prof. of Economics, Neo- 

Orleans University, USA 

Review of Financial Sector Reforms in 

Bangladesh 

11.8.97 

17. Professor Dr. K. M. Mohsin 

Bangladesh Studies in Japan 8.7.98 

Dhaka University 

18. Dr. Sultan Ahmed 

Purchasing Power Parity and National Income 14.12.98 

World Bank 

Accounting 

19. During 19-20 April, 1998 – an International seminar on "Recent Trends of Economic Reforms in SAARC 

Region" was jointly organized by IBS and International Institute for Development Studies (IIDS), 

Calcutta. This seminar was attended by participants from Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Australia, 

U.K. and USA. 

20. Professor Dr. E. Rahim 

Nixon's White House and Bangladesh 26.7.99 

George Town University, USA Liberation War 

21. Mr. Jakir Hossain 

Countering Anti-Dumping Actions : A Strategic 05-05-01 

Assistant Professor, IBS, RU. 

Approach 

22. Professor Dr. M. Zainul Abedin Socioeconomic Assessment of Improved Sugar 22-05-01 

Cane Production Technology and Identification of 

Constraints to Higher Production in Bangladesh 

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24. Dr. Katsuhiro Yamashita Changing Pattern of Socioeconomic 11.09.01 

Development Programs in Bangladesh: A 

Study of Tanore Thana in Rajshahi District 

25. Professor Dr. Boris Braun Economic Growth and Environmental 03.03.02 

Degradation : International Findings and 

Perspectives for Bangladesh. 

26. Professor Dr. S. A. R. Bilgrami Impact of WTO Provisions on Developing 17.04.02 

Economies 

27. Professor Dr. M. Zainul Abedin Role of the NGOs in Bangladesh 21.05.02 

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Orderly and Human Migration : An Emerging 06.08.02 

National Seminar 

Development Paradigm 

30. Professor J. P. Sharma South Asian Studies in the USA 24.09.02 

31. Professor Md. Golam Rabbani Impact of the Rules of WTO on Readymade 27.01.03 

Garments Industry of Bangladesh 

32. Mr. Poul Poletes American Position on Iraq Issue 02.03.03 

33. Professor Dr. Raj Kumar Sen Economic and Trade Relations Between 

Bangladesh and India 

20.03.04 

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35. Organized by IBS National Seminar on Higher Research and 

Development in Bangladesh : Relevance and 

Challenges 

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38. Professor Anwar Islam Health and Development 16.8.2009 

39. Dr. Katsuhiro Yamashita Social Security net fot the Welfare of 21.10.2009 

Eldrly People in Japan 

40 Dr. Mohammad A. Mannan History of Ancient India 3700 Years 11.12.2009 

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43. Dr. Mohd. Ezani Mat Hasan Micro Credit System : Experience From 17.2.2010 

Malaysia 

44. Dr. Nik Mutasim Nia Ab Rahman Leadership Qalities : The Relevance of Valuw 17.2.2010 

45. Dr. Syed Shah Alam Recieved Humkan Resources Management 17.2.2010 

Practices and Organizational Commitment 

46. Dr. Ismail Ahmed E-Readiness : An Aoutlook of Malaysia and 

Bangladesh 

17.2.2010 

47. During 27-28 June, 2009 – an International seminar on "Twentieth Century Bengal" was organized by 

the IBS. This seminar was attended by participants from home and abroad. The seminar volume has 

already been published. 

48. During 15-16 January, 2010 – an International seminar on "Rajshahi City Corporation : Past and 

Presentl" was organized by the IBS. This seminar was attended by participants from home and abroad. 

The seminar volume is under process for publication. 

Eminent Visitors 

Over 100 distinguished scholars and prominent personalities visited the IBS between 1974 and 

2004. Those include: Shri Gopal Haldar, Calcutta; Professor Tapan Ray Chaudhuri, Oxford 

University; Professor Rehman Sobhan, BIDS; Professor Tadahiko Hara, Tokyo; Dr. Moni Nag, World 

Population Council, New York; Dr. A. Sattar, Secretary, Health, Government of Bangladesh; Dr. 

Miloslav Krasa, Prague; Dr. B.K. Roy Burman, Anthropologist, India; Dr. J.B. Mathur, Delhi, Dr. 

William B. Fuller, Ford Foundation; H.E.M. Loic Moreau, French Ambassador; H.E. Baron von 

Marshall, German Ambassador; Professor Syed Ali Ahsan, Jahangir Nagar University; Professor 

Khan Sarwar Murshid, Dhaka University; Profe ssor Mazharul Islam, Former Vice-Chancellor, 

Rajshahi University; Professor A.M. Shah, Sociologist, Delhi University; Professor Nimai Sadhan 

Basu, Vice-Chancellor, Vishva Bharati; Dr. S.P.F. Senaratne, Sri Lanka; Professor Shiv Narayan Ray, 

Melbourne; Professor France Bhattacharya, University of Paris; Professor M.A. Bari, Vice Chancellor, 

National University, Dhaka; Professor A.R. Mallick, former Vice-Chancellor, University of Chittagong, 

Professor A.F. Salahuddin Ahmed, Jahangir Nagar University; Professor Dr. Khawaja Amjad Sayeed, 

Pro-Vice Chancellor, The Punjab University, Lahore, Mr. John Kincannon, Director, USIS and Miss 

Sita Chakravarti, Deputy Director, USIS, Dhaka; Mr. Lutfar Rahman Sarkar, Governor, Bangladesh 

Bank; Mr. Mahbubur Rahman Khan, Deput y Governor, Bangladesh Bank; Mr. A.M.A. Muhit, Ex- 

Finance Minister, Government of Bangladesh; Professor Dr. Alok Ghosh, Calcutta University and 

President, International Institute for Development Studies (IIDS), Calcutta; Professor Dr. Raj 

Kumar Sen, Rabindra Bharati University, Calcutta and General Secretary, The Indian Economic 

Association; Professor Dr. Ajit Kumar Sinha, Bihar University and President, The Indian Economic 

Association, Dr. S. Rowshan Qadir, Training Specialist, National Institute of Local Government 

(NILG), Dhaka; Professor Dr. Muhammad Mahmood, Victoria University; Australia, H.E. M. Serge 

Degallaix, Ambassado of France in Bangladesh;Dr. I. H. Farooqui, Dean, Faculty of Commerce, 

Aligarh Muslim University, India; Professor J. T. O’Connel, University of Toronto, Canada; Dr. 

Wahidul Haque, Toronto University, Canada (Ex-Finance Minister, Government of the People’s 

Republic of Bangladesh); Dr. M. M. Haq, Stratchclyde University, U.K.; Dr. Katsuhior Yamashita, 

Japan; Professor S.A.R. Bilgrami, Jamia Millia Islamia University, New Delhi, India; Dr. Muzaffar 

Ahmad, Professor, IBA, Dhaka University; Mr. S. M. Rezaul Karim, Ex-Ambassador of Bangladesh; 

Dr. Golam Mostofa, Director, Research & Publication, UGC, Dhaka, Professor Dr. Iajuddin Ahmed, 

Chairman, UGC, Dhaka, (later, Honourable President of Bangladesh); Dr. Mohd. Ezani Mat Hasan; 

Dr. Nik Mutasim Nia Ab Rahman; Dr. Syed Shah Alam; Dr. Ismail Ahmed; Professor Dr. Willem Van Schendel; 

Dr. Kathinka Sinha Kerkoff; Mr. Eef Vermij. 

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Completed Ph.D. and M.Phil. Degree Programmes of IBS 

So far 228 candidates completed their Ph.D. degrees and 79 candidates conducted research for 

obtaining their M.Phil. degrees at the IBS. In total 307 Research Fellows obtained M.Phil. and 

Ph.D. degrees from IBS. A total number of about 150 Research fellows are regularly working at IBS 

for attaining M.Phil. and Ph.D. degrees. 

Admission to M.Phil. and Ph.D. Degree Programmes 

The Institute admits to the M.Phil. and Ph.D. degree programmes on a competitive basis. A student 

is selected for admission on the basis of past academic records and performance in the admission 

test, both written and oral. The IBS prefers students who are specially interested in research or 

who are already in the teaching profession, so that after finishing their degree programmes 

successfully, they can continue to serve their respective institutions effectively. The admission 

process begins in early January with invitation of applications and the tests are held in April/April 

every year. The Acad emic Session starts in July and ends in June 

Candidates should have at least a good second class both at Bachelor and Master's levels scoring 

not less than 50% of marks in one case and 55% in the other case. Or equivalent in any of the 

Humanities, Social Sciences, Sciences (except experimental ones), Commerce, and Jurisprudence. 

A candidate having a third division/class or wquivalent at any level i not eligible to apply at IBS. 

However, a student showing special aptitude for research and securing not less than second class 

in M.A./M.S.S. or M.Sc. examination may also be considered eligible for admission. Admitted 

Fellows are to pay admission, tuition, registration and examination fees as required under the Act 

of Rajshahi University. 

Requirements 

For admission into a programme leading to the degree of M.Phil a candidate must have the 

following qualifications: 

Qualifications 

1. (a) Candidates must have passed both SSC and HSC Examinations at least in the second 

division/equivalent GPA. 

(b) Candidates must have obtained at least 50% marks or GPA equivalent to Second Class in 

Honours/Degree (Pass) and Masters Previous Examinations and at least 55% marks or GPA 

equivalent to Second Class in Masters Final Examinations. 

or 

2. A candidate not fulfilling any one of the qualifications laid down in sub clause (b) may be 

admitted, on special consideration, into M. Phil; Programme (not transferable to Ph. D. 

Programme) if he/she has at least (i) 5 (five) years’ teaching experience at degree level or (ii) 

7 (seven) years’ research experience in a research institute with a minimum of 3 (three) 

publications in recognized journals. 

or 

3. For admission into M. Phil Programme candidates with a third division/equivalent GPA either in 

SSC or in HSC Examination must have a First Class/equivalent GPA either in Honours or in 

Masters Final Examinations with a minimum of 50% marks or GPA equivalent to Second Class 

in the other. 

4. Candidates with MBBS/M.Ag./B.Sc.(Eng.) degrees/equivalent degrees are eligible for admission 

into M. Phil Programme if they have obtained 50% marks or GPA equivalent to Second Class. 

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For admission into a programme leading to the degree of Ph.D. a candidate must have 

the following qualifications: 

Candidates with M.Phil degreees (except those who did M.Phil. degrees under sub-clause 2 of 

clause 5 of the M.Phil. Ordinance) and degrees with similar standard are eligible for admission into 

Ph.D. Programme. 

or 

Candidates who have received scholarships from the University Grants Commission for pursuing 

doctoral programme are eligilbe for admission into the Ph.D. programme. 

or 

Teachers with 5 years’ experience at degree levels and persons from Research Institute with 5 

(five) years’ resewarch experience and with 2 (two) published research articles in both cases and 

50% marks or GPA equivalent to second class Masters Final Examination and no Third 

Division/Class/equivalent GPA in any other examinations are eligible for admission into Ph.D. 

programme. 

Degree Requirements 

In view of the objectives set in IBS Statute, the following compulsory and optional courses are 

designed for study in M.Phil. and Ph.D. programmes of the Institute. Apart from the compulsory 

subjects, each fellow requires to choose two courses from the optional list. 

The course work programme at the IBS was thoroughly reformulated in 1994 making room for 

wider-ranging course options. These changes are expected to lead to a curricular expansion and 

recruitment of new experts in different fields as instructors and fellows. 

Core Courses (compulsory) 

History of Bangladesh: An Outline (50 points) 

Language Development Skill – Bengali and English (50 points) 

Life and Society of Bangladesh (150 points including Bangladesh Economy, Bangladesh 

Society and Culture, Bangladesh Geography and Bangladesh Politics, Cultural Philosophy 

of Bangladesh, Bangladesh Development Perspective, each having 25 points). 

Research Methodology (100 points including quantitative and qualitative aspects). 

Optional Courses (any two, each having 50 points). 

Advanced Management 

Anthropology 

Archaeology 

Architecture in Bangladesh 

Arts of Bangladesh 

Bangla Language and Literature 

Bangladesh Economy 

Bangladesh Politics 

Comparative Literature 

Computer in Social Science 

Contemporary Trends in World Polity 

Cost and Management Accounting 

Cultural and Intellectual History 

Demography 

Development Administration 

Development Economics 

Economic History 

Environmental Issues 

Finance & Banking 

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Folklore 

Geography of Bangladesh 

Historiography 

International Relations 

Law 

Linguistics & Communications 

Marketing Management 

Modern Bengal 

Musical Tradition of Bangladesh 

Personnel Management 

Philosophical Tradition of Bangladesh 

Political Thought, Organisation & Development 

Psychology 

Public Administration 

Social Accounting 

Social Work/Welfare 

Social & Political History of Bengal (pre-modern) 

Sociology of Bangladesh 

Statistics 

In view of the Fellows' need, a few more courses may be introduced to supplement the above list 

of optional courses. 

The value of Total course work is 

Attendance, participation in seminars 

: 450 point 

and oral comprehensives 

: 50 point 

________. 

Grand Total = 500 point 

Minimum average pass score is 50% or 250 point in total. Pass score for each individual course is 

40% or 20 point (40 point in cases of Research Methodology and 60 point in case of Life and 

Society of Bangladesh). The range of letter grades is as follows: 

Grade Mark Range (%) Grade point Evaluation Remarks 

A+ 80 above 4.00 Very Excellent 

A 75 - 79 3.75 Excellent 

A? 70 - 74 3.50 Very Good 

B+ 65 - 69 3.25 Good 

B 60 - 64 3.00 Fair 

C+ 55 - 59 2.75 Satisfactory 

C 50 -54 2.50 Passing 

D+ 45 - 49 2.25 May be accepted as passing if the overall 

aggregate is 2.50 points or more. 

D 40 - 44 2.00 May be accepted as passing if the overall 

aggregate is 2.50 points or more. 

F ? 39 0.00 Failing 

Grades will be determined by the teachers who are responsible for administration of the courses. 

In addition, at least 80% attendance is required in the classes. In short, the degree 

requirements include the following: 

(a) Obtaining minimum average 'C' grade in all courses, that is 250 point in aggregate. 

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(b) Passing of the comprehensive examination at the end of one year's course work. 

(c) Presentation of research proposal in a seminar within 3 months (for M.Phil.) and 6 months 

(for Ph.D.) of the comprehensive examination. 

(d) Submission of a thesis within the stipulated time: Minimum 2 years to maximum 5 years for 

M.Phil. degree and minimum 3 to maximum 6 years for Ph.D. degree programmes. The 

thesis must show high attainment and originality and it must represent a definite 

contribution to existing stock of knowledge. 

(e) Passing the final examination that consists of an oral defense of the thesis of a candidate. 

Fees for M.Phil. degree Candidate 

i) Admission fee Tk. 2,000 

ii) Registration/Enrolment fee Tk. 500 

iii) Tuition fee per annum (for one year) Tk. 4,800 

iv) Library caution money (refundable) Tk. 500 

v) Computer Lab fee Tk. 2,000 

vi) Course Work Examination fee Tk. 1,000 

vii) Session fee Tk. 1,000 

viii) Development fee Tk. 1,000 

ix) Felicitation fee Tk. 500 

Fees for Ph.D. degree candidate 

i) Admission fee Tk. 3,000 

ii) Registration/Enrolment fee Tk. 500 

iii) Tuition fee per annum (for one year) Tk. 6,000 

iv) Library caution money (refundable) Tk. 500 

v) Computer Lab fee Tk. 3,000 

vi) Course Work Examination fee Tk. 1,000 

vii) Session fee Tk. 1,000 

viii) Development fee Tk. 1,000 

ix) Felicitation fee Tk. 500 

[ 

Guide 

At the time of admission, a candidate is required to indicate the topic of his research along with the 

name of a prospective supervisor from among the teaching staff of IBS/Rajshahi University. 

However, if his supervisor and IBS authority are satisfied with his work, an M.Phil. candidate may, 

under certain conditions, be transferred to the Ph.D. programme. 

The Academic Year 

The academic year of IBS starts on July 1 and ends on June 30 each year. The IBS follows office 

holidays in line with Rajshahi University. 

Methods of Instruction 

The lecture method of teaching which is followed in the Institute is aided by student participation, 

case presentation, group discussions, class-room seminars and practical research work. Students 

are required to prepare various assignments. Arrangements are also made to hold lectures and 

seminars by prominent scholars from home and abroad. 

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Fellowship 

The Institute offers a good number of fellowships for full-time study at the Institute. The award of 

fellowship is effective from the time of admission. Initially an M.Phil. Fellow receives Tk. 1500.00 

per month tenable for 2 years and a Ph.D. Fellow Tk. 2000.00 per month for 3 years. The 

awardees of fellowship must sign a bond. In line with UGC the amount of fellowhip will be 

increased in future if budget allocation is avalable. 

Research Grants 

Some research grants are offered to Research fellows for composing and binding their final theses. 

Fellows receiving stipends from the UGC, the University, or some other agency may also be 

admitted in the Institute to carry out approved research projects. 

Residence for Fellows 

Two separate four-storied buildings with single/couple accommodation as well as a few family 

quarters are located within the Institute complex. Apartments for visiting scholars, accommodation 

for wome n researchers are available, too. Both the M.Phil. and Ph.D. Research Fellows are required 

to maintain residence in Rajshahi, preferably at the IBS campus, at least for the first year of the 

programme. A Ph.D. Fellow is required to stay in the campus at least for two years according to 

the ordinance of the University. 

Management of the Institute 

The day to day administration of the Institute is run by a full time Director. He is assisted by a 

Secretary and other staff. All academic, administrative, development, planning and financial 

matters of IBS are initially decided by the Institute Committee consisting of the Director and the 

regular teachers. The committee's resolutions are sent to higher bodies for approval. This 

committee assists the Director in all respects. This is a statutory committee of the Institute. 

Purely for academic matters a Board of Studies is formed according to the Statute of the Institute. 

The Board of Studies prepares courses of study and syllabi, makes panels of examiners, frames 

rules relating to admissions and examinations, and determines the requirements of the degrees 

offered by the Institute. These are then sent to the IBS Board of Governors and then to the 

Academic Council and the Syndicate, Rajshahi University for approval. 

Apart from the above arrangements, overall administration and management of the Institute is 

vested in a Board of Governors consisting of the Vice-Chancellor (Chairman), five representatives 

of different faculties, three regular teachers of IBS, a nominee of the Syndicate, a nominee of the 

Academic council, the Curator of the Varendra Research Museum, two scholars from other 

universities nominated by the Chancellor and the Director of the Institute (Member-Secretary). All 

academic, administrative and financial policy issues of IBS are decided by this Board for the final 

approval of the Academic Council and the Syndicate of the University. 

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Dissertations Completed and Degrees Awarded as on 31 December 2010 

Ph.D. 

Sl. 

No. 

Name of Candidate Title of Thesis Name of 

Supervisor(s) 

1. Ghulam Murshid 

Dr. David Kopf (Univ. 

Bengali 

of Minnesota, USA) 

2. M.A. Khaleque 

Bengali 

3. K.M.A. Aziz 

Sociology 

4. M. Ameeruzzaman Khan, 

Management 

5. A.F.M. Ashraf Ali, 

Management 

6. M. Solaiman Ali 

Sarker, Philosophy 

7. Mohammad Hafizullah 

Khan, 

Islamic History 

Dbwesk kZvãxi wn›`y mgvR ms¯‹vi 

m‡PZbZvi BwZnvm Ges evsjv bvU¨ 

iPbvq Zvi cÖwZdjb (1854-1876) 

ga¨hy‡Mi evsjv Kv‡e¨ †jvK Dcv`vb 

Sex Socialization and Philosophies of Life 

in Relation to Fertility Behaviour: An 

Anthropological Approach 

Management of Industrial Co-operatives 

in Bangladesh 

Management of Agricultural Credit: A 

Case Study of Bangladesh Krishi Bank in 

Rajshahi District 

jvjb kv‡ni gigx `k©b 

Terracotta Ornamentation in the Muslim 

Architecture of Bengal 

Visiting Professor, IBS 

cÖ‡dmi KvRx Avt gvbœvb 

evsjv wefvM, iv.we. 

Dr. Clarence T. 

Maloney, Visiting 

Professor, IBS 

Year of 

award 

1977 

1979 

1981 

Without Supervisor 1983 

Prof. M.A. Hamid, 

Dept. of Economics, 

R.U. 

Prof. M. S. Qureshi, 

IBS, R.U. 

Prof. A.B.M. Husain, 

Dept. of Isl. History & 

Culture, R.U. 

1983 

1984 

1984 

8. Mohd. Abdul Hai 

Dhali, Philosophy 

9. Mokhlesur Rahman, 


10 Mihir Kumar Roy, 

Agricultural 

Economics 

11 S.M. Shafiqullah, 


12 Giasuddin Ahmed, 

Economics 

13 M. Mahbubar 

Rahman, History 

14 Md. Abul Quasem, 

Bengali 

Problems of Moral Justification with 

Reference to Moral Beliefs and Practices 

in Bangladesh 

Tile Ornamentation in Indo-Muslim 

Architecture: A Study from the 12 th to 

Mid 16 th Century 

Impact of Co-operatives on Agricultural 

Development: A Case Study of 

Bangladesh Rural Development 

Cooperatives in Rajshahi District 

Calligraphy in the Sultanate Architecture 

of India: A Study of Ornamentation and 

Stylistic Development 

Domestic Foodgrain Procurement in 

Bangladesh: An Inquiry into Public Policy 

Village Life in Colonial Bengal: Change 

and Continuity in Rangpur District, 1870- 

1940 

evsMvjx gymjgvb‡ì ivR‰bwZK 

¯^vZš¿¨ †PZbv: evsjv fvlv I mvwnZ¨ 

PP©vq Zvi cÖwZdjb (1942-1972) 

Prof. Mofizuddin 

Ahmed, Dept. of 

Phisosophy, R.U. 


Dept. of Islamic 

History & Culture, R.U. 

Prof. M. S. Mandal, 


R.U. 



Culture, R.U. 

Prof. M. A. Hamid, 


R.U. 

Prof. S.A. Akanda, IBS, 

R.U. 


IBS, R.U. 

1985 

1987 

1987 

1987 

1988 

1989 

1989 

15 Mohd. Mofazzal 

Hossain, Sociology 

Population Growth, Industrialization and 

Urbanization in the Northern Region of 

Bangladesh 

Prof. F. R. Khan, Dept. 

of Sociology, R.U. 

1989 

15

16 M. Zainul Abedin, 

Economics 

17 M. Mohibullah 

Siddiquee, Islamic 

History 

18 Md. Nurul Quaiyum, 

History 

19 M. Abdul Bari, Islamic 

History 

20 M. Mahbubar 

Rahman, Political 

Science 

21 M. A. Mottalib, 

History 

22 M. A. Mannan, 

Psychology 

Commercial Banking in Bangladesh: A 

Study of Growth Trends in Regional and 

sectoral Imbalances (184601986) 

Socio-economic Development of a Bengal 

District: A Study of Jessore, 1883-1925 

Role of Bengali Muslim Press in 

Awakening the Muslims of Bengal: 1900- 

1940 

Mughal Mosque Types in Bangladesh: 

Origins and Development 

Bureaucratic Response to Administrative 

Decentralization: A Study of Bangladesh 

Civil Service 

The Socio-economic History of Pabna 

District, 1872-1935 

Rural Poverty in Bangladesh and its 

Alleviation: An Assessment of Selected 

Programmes 

Prof. M. S. mandal, 


R.U. 


R.U. 

i) Prof. Shahanara 

Husain, Dept. of History, 

R.U. and 


R.U. 



Culture, R.U. 

Prof. A.N. Shamsul 

Hoque, Dept. of Pol. 

Science, R.U. 


R.U. 

Prof. M. Ali Akbar, 

Dept. of Social Work, 

R.U. 

1989 

1989 

1989 

1990 

1990 

1990 

1990 

23 M. Badiul Alam, 

Management 

Organizational Effectiveness of Public 

Enterprise in a Developing Economy: A 

Study of Sugar Industry in Bangladesh 



R.U. 

1992 

24 Md. Abdul Haye 

Talukdar, Philosophy 

25 Swarochish Sarker, 

Bengali 

26 Ayesha Begum, 


27 Das Chitta Ranjan, 

Law 

28 M. Towhid Hossain 

Chowdhury, Islamic 

History 

29 Mahmood Ahmed, 

Economics 

30 Ali Reza Muhammad 

Abdul Majid, 

Bengali 

Humanism in Bengal (1815-1891): A 

Study in Philosophical Thought 

evsjv K_vmvwnZ¨ I bvU‡K gymjgvb 

†jLK‡ì mgvR-fvebv Ges ms¯‹vi 

†PZbv: gxi gkviid †nv‡mb †_‡K 

Aveyj dRj 

Forts in Medieval Bengal: An Architectural 

Study 

Human Rights: Conditions for Peace, 

Stability and Development: A Case Study 

of Bangladesh 

Suhrawardy and Bengal Politics 1920- 

1947 

Growth of Industrial Entrepreneurship in 

Bangladesh: A Study of Bank Financed 

Engineering Industries 

evsjv‡`‡ki KweZvq mgvR I Kvj : 

1947-1987 

1.Dr. M. A. Hamid 

2.Dr. Rashidul Alam, 

Dept. ofPhilosophy,R.U. 


IBS, R.U. 



Culture, R.U. 



Science, R.U. 


R. U. 

Prof. M. S. Mandal, 

Dept. of Economics 


IBS, R.U. 

1992 

1992 

1992 

1993 

1994 

1994 

1994 

16

31 Md. Rabiul Hossain, 

Law 

32 Sultana Nazneen, 

Psychology 

33 M. Mahfuzul Haque, 

Political Science 

34 Najma Begum, 

Isl. History 

Law and Land Reforms in Bangladesh 

from 1950 to 1984 

Inter Personal Relations of the University 

Students of Bangladesh 

Ethnic Insurgency and National 

Integration: A Study of Selected Ethnic 

Problems in South Asia 

Portrayal of Women in Mughal Painting: 

A Study Based on Illustrated Manuscripts 

and Album Drawings 

Prof. M. Badaruddin, 

Dept. of Law, R.U. 

Prof. S.M.M. Murshed, 

Dept. of Psychology, 

R.U. 


Haque, Dept. of Pol. 

Science, R.U. 



Culture, R.U. 

1994 

1995 

1995 

1994 

35 Abeda Afroza, 

Bengali 

36 Avey Zv‡ni 

Pvi“Kjv 

37 Md. Shafiqul Alam, 

Philosophy 

38 B.M. Rezaul Karim, 

Bengali 

39 Nil Kanta Bepari, 

Bengali 

40 Zafar Ahmed Hanafi, 

Bengali 

41 Md. Ashraful Islam, 

Bengali 

42 Parvin Bhanu, 


43 Md. Makhluqur 

Rahman, Pol. Science 

44 Md. Zulfiquar Ali 

Islam, Sociology 

45 Md. Saifullah, 

Philosophy 

46 Gul Nahar Begum, 

Fine Arts 

evsjv‡`‡ki gwnjv iwPZ Dcb¨v‡m welq 

êwPÎ I Rxeb wPš—v: 1947-1987 

evsjv‡`‡ki AvaywbK wPÎKjv (1948- 

1988) Ges wZbRb wkíx: Rqbyj 

Av‡e`xb, Gm. Gg. myjZvb I ikx` 

†PŠayix 

British Utilitarianism and Its Influence on 

Nineteenth Century Muslim Bengal: A 

Study on Nawab Abdul latif and Delwar 

Hossain Ahmed 

KvRx bRi“j Bmjv‡gi ivR‰bwZK 

†PZbv 

Kwe weRq¸ß: Rxeb I mvwnZ¨Kg© 

PvKgv mvwn‡Z¨ DcRvZxq mgvR I 

ms¯‹…wZ 

iex›`ªKv‡e¨ mvaviY gvbyl (1880- 

1941) 

Administrative Decentralization in 

Bangladesh: A Study of Two Selected 

Upazilas 

People's Participation in Development 

Environmental Adaptation and Survival 

Strategies of River Bank Erosion 

Displacees in Bangladesh: A Study of 

Two Villages in Nawabganj District 

Govinda Chandra Dev: The Marxist 

Philosophy and Its Implication 

cÖvPxY evOvjx igbxi †ek I f‚lY: 

Avw`Kvj †_‡K 1200 L„óvã ch©š— 


IBS, R.U. 


IBS, R.U. 


Dept. of Philosophy, 

R.U. 

1.Prof. M. Majir Uddin Mia, 

Dept. of Bengali, R.U. 

1.Prof. Priti. K. Mitra, IBS, 

R.U. 


IBS, R.U. 


IBS, R.U. 

Prof. Khondker Sirajul 

Hoque, Dept. of Bengali, 

R.U. 

Prof. M. S. Qureshi, IBS, 

R.U. 



Science, R.U. 

Prof. Shamsur 

Rahman, Dept. of 


Prof. A.H.M. Zehadul 

Karim, Dept. of 

Sociology 


Dept. of Philosophy 

Prof. Shahanara Husain, 

Dept. History, R.U. 

1995 

1994 

1996 

1996 

1995 

1995 

1995 

1995 

1995 

1996 

1997 

1996 

17

47 Kazi Mahabub 

Hussain, International 

Relation 

48 Mohammad 

Maniruzzaman, 

Islamic History & 

Culture 

49 Shamima Hamid, 

Bengali 

50 Md. Humayun Kabir, 

Agricultural 

Economics 

51 Md. Faizar Rahman, 

Sociology 

52 Provash Chandra Roy, 

Agricultural 

Economics 

53 Mohammad Nurul 

Islam, 

Management 

Geopolitics and Foreign Policy: A Study of 

Bangladesh 

Zamindars of Bengal: Case Study of 

Selected Rangpur Zamindars 1793-1950 

ˆmq` IqvjxDjvni mvwnZ¨Kg©: kã 

eënvi I †PZbv cÖevnixwZ 

An Economic Analysis of Sugarcane 

Production in Selected Areas of 

Bangladesh 

Impact of Modern Irrigation on 

Environment and Society: A Study of a 

Selected Area in Bangladesh 

Rural Financing by Rajshahi Krishi 

Unnayan Bank: A Study of Selected 

Branches in Rajshahi District of 

Bangladesh 

Effectiveness of Motivation Programs of 

Public Sector Banking in Bangladesh: A 

Study of Janata Bank 

Dr. A.N. Shamsul 


Science, R.U. 

Prof. Priti K. Mitra, 

IBS, R.U. 


IBS, R.U. 

Prof. Tariq Saiful 

Islam, Dept. of 

Economics, R.U. 

Prof. M. A. Quader 

Bhuiyan, 

Dept. of Sociology, 

R.U. 

Prof. A.C. Saha, Dept. 

of Accounting, R.U. 

Prof. A. Z. Khan, Dept. 

of Management, R.U. 

1996 

1997 

1997 

1998 

1997 

1997 

1998 

54 Mohammad Zillur 

Rahman, 

Management 

55 Usha Rani Sarkar, 

Bengali 

56 Md. Abdur Rahman, 

Sociology 

57 Abul Kalam Md. 

Rafiqullah, 

Social Welfare 

Agrobased Industrial credit Management: 

A Study of Bangladesh Krishi Bank 

Dwbk kZ‡Ki evsjv Dcb¨v‡m wbqwZ 

fvebv 

Decline of Norms and Values and their 

Impact on Deviant Behaviour in Slums of 

Rajshahi City: An Anthropological 

Approach 

Rural Women and Poverty Alleviation: 

Strategies of Selected Organisations in 

Bangladesh 

Prof. M. Zainul Abedin, 

IBS, R.U. 

Prof. M. Majir Uddin Mia, 

Dept. of Bengali, R.U. 

Prof. P. C. Sarker, 

Dept. of Social Work 

R.U. 



R.U. 

1998 

1998 

1998 

1998 

58 Md. Shafiqur Rahman, Phenomenology on Labeling Effect of 

MBBS, Medical SociologyBrothel Based Commercial Sex Workers 

in Bangladesh 

Prof. M.A. Quader 

Bhuiyan, 

Dept. of Sociology, R.U. 

2000 

59 Khabir Uddin Ahmed, 

law 

60 Andrew Alak Kumar 

Dewari, 

Mass Communication 

Fundamental Rights of Women in 

Bangladesh Constitution and Muslim Law: 

A Comparative Study 

Mass Media and the Growth of 

Agriculture with Reference to Principal 

Crops in Bangladesh 

Prof. M. Badaruddin, 



IBS, R.U. 

2000 

2000 

18

61 M. Abdus Samad 

Sikdar, Social 

Anthropology 

Practice of Contraceptive in Relation to 

Gender Disparity in Bangladesh: A Study 

of three Villages in Rajshahi District 

Prof. P. C. Sarker, 


R.U. 

2000 

62 Md. Towhidul Hasan, 

Philosophy 

evsjv‡`‡k Bmjvgx ivR‰bwZK 

`k©‡bi cÖfve 

Prof. Rashidul Alam, 

Philosophy, R.U. 

2000 

63 Syed Nesar Ahmed 

Rumy, 


Role of Superintendent of Police in 

Bangladesh: A Case Study in Pabna 

District 

Prof. Shamsur Rahman, 

Dept. of Public 

Administration, R.U. 

2000 

64 Rukhsana Shaheen, 

M.B.B.S. Medical 

Sociology 

65 Md. Ghulam Murtaza 

Economics 

66 kw¤§©ôv ivq 

mgvRKg© 

Exploration of Cognition of Health Care 

Seekers at Government Unani and 

Ayurvedic Degree Collage Hospital, 

Dhaka. 

Urban Poverty and its Spatial 

Consequences: A Case Study of Khulna 

City. 

‡hŠ_ cwiev‡ii Aw¯’wZkxjZv Ges 

evsjv‡`‡ki MÖvgvÂ‡ji e„×‡ì 

wbivcËvi Dci Gi cÖfve: GKwU 

_vbvwfwËK mgxY 

Prof. Sultana Mostafa 

Khanam, Dept. of 

Sociology, R.U. 

1. Prof. J.R. Khan, Dept. 

of Geography & 

Environmental Science, 

R.U. 

2. Prof. M. Zainul Abedin, 

IBS, R.U 

cÖ‡dmi, wc.wm miKvi, 

mgvRKg© wefvM, iv.we. 

2000 

2000 

2000 

67 †gveviiv wmwÏKv 

evsjv 

AvaywbK evsjv mvwn‡Z¨ gwnjv‡ì 

Ae`vb: n¨vbv K¨v_ixb g¨‡jÝ †_‡K 

†iv‡Kqv kvLvIqvZ †nv‡mb 

cÖ‡dmi Gg.G Rwjj, 

†dvK‡jvi wefvM, 

iv.we. 

2000 

68 Md. Nazrul Islam, 

Accounting 

69 Jafor Ahmed Khan, 

Psychology 

70 Mohammed Jahangir 

Hossain, 

Accounting 

71 SK. Md Golam 

Saklayen, 

Geography 

72 ‡gvt Avgxi Lmi“, 

eë¯’vcbv 

73 Md. Ikramuzzaman 

Philosophy 

Working Capital Management of Sugar 

Industry in Bangladesh. 

Impact of Development on Intention of 

Poverty Alleviation : A Comparative Study 

of Selected Programs in Bangladesh. 

A study on the Performance of Public and 

Private Sector Commercial Banks in 

Bangladesh 

Growth of Credit and Its Impact on 

Bangladesh Economy with Reference to 

Sonali Bank. 

evsjv‡`‡k †ikg wk‡íi eë¯’vcbvq 

`Zv: miKvix I †emiKvix 

KviLvbvi Zzjbvg~jK we‡klY| 

Development of Political Philosophy in 

Bangladesh(1971-96) 

Dr. M.S. Alam 

Dept. of Accounting, R.U. 

Prof. M. Shamsur 

Rahman, Dept. of Public 

Administration 

R.U. 

Prof. M.Zainul Abedin, 

IBS, R.U. 


IBS, R.U 

cÖ‡dmi Awfbq P›`ª 

mvnv, wnmveweÁvb 

wefvM, iv.we. 

Prof. Rashidul Alam 


R.U. 

2000 

2000 

2000 

2000 

2001 

2001 

19

74 Uttam Kumar Das 

Law 

75 Mohammad 

Akhtaruzzaman 

Social Work 

Women Trafficking in South Asia: Legal 

Responses and Strategies of Selected 

Countries. 

Role of Mother Centres in the Upliftment 

of Rural Women in Bangladesh: An 

Empirical Study of Tanore Thana 

Prop. M. Badruddin, 


Prof. A.S.M Nurul 

Islam, Dept. of Social 

Work, R.U. 

2001 

2001 

76 Md. Anisuzzaman, 

Psychology 

Psychotrophic Drug Dependence of 

Mentally Retarded Adult Persons in 

Bangladesh. 

Prof. Anwarul Hasan 

Sufi, Dept. of 

Psychology, R.U. 

2002 

77 Md. Korban Ali 

Agricultural 

Economics 

Impact of Technology Transfer 

Performance of the Cane Development 

Workers of Sugar Mills on the Growers: A 

study of selected Areas in Bangladesh. 

Prof. M.Zainul Abddin, 

IBS, R.U. 

2001 

78 Mahfuzul Hoque, 

Management 

79 A.N.M. Abdur 

Rahaman 

Economics 

80 ‡gvQvt Av‡e`v 

myjZvbv, mgvRweÁvb 

81 Qazi Alamgir Kabir, 

Geography 

82 †gvnv¤§` Iqvwj Djvn, 

BwZnvm 

83 Mosammat Rehena 

Siddiqua, 

Law 

84 A. Z. M. Shoeb, 

Geography 

Management of Small Scale Industries in 

Kushtia and Jessore Districts. 

Entrepreneurship Development Through 

Islamic Banks in Bangladesh. 

muvIZvj ms¯‹…wZ‡Z wLªóa‡g©i cÖfve: 

ivRkvnx †Rjvi cuvPwU MÖv‡gi Dci 

GKwU b„ZvwË¡K M‡elYv| 

Hill Resources in Bangladesh: The 

Impact of Human Intervention 

evsjv‡`‡ki gyw³hy‡× †bvqvLvjx 

†Rjv: Rbmvavi‡bi Ask MÖnY| 

Child Labour : Law and Practice in 

Bangladesh 

Flood in Bangladesh: Disaster 

Management and Reduction of 

vulnerability A Geographical Approach 

Prof. A.C. Saha 

Dept. of Accounting, 

R.U. 

Prof. M.Zainul Abddin, 

IBS, R.U. 

cÖ‡dmi G. GBP. 

Gg. †Rnv`yj Kwig, 

b„weÁvb wefvM, 

iv.we. 

Prof. Syed Rafiqul Alam 

Rumi, 

Dept. of Geography,R.U. 

cÖ‡dmi, cÖxwZ Kzgvi 

wgÎ, AvBweGm, 

iv.we. 

Prof. M. Rabiul 

Hossain, 


Prof. Jafar Reza Khan, 

Dept. of Geography 

R.U. 

2002 

2002 

2002 

2002 

2002 

2003 

2002 

85 †gvmvt AvKwjgv 

AvLZvi g‡bvweÁvb 

86 we`y¨r †R¨vwZ †mb kg©v, 

Pvi“Kjv 

87 Md. Anwar Hossain, 

Sociology 

Av_©-mvgvwRK Dbœqb †KŠkj 

Aej¤^‡b cjx Rb‡Mvôxi Dci 

MY‡hvMv‡hvM gva¨‡gi cÖfve 

evsjv‡`‡ki wkíKjvq gyw³hy‡×i 

†PZbv: wPÎKjv, fv¯‹h© I ¯’vcZ¨ 

The Fisherman of Bangladesh: A Case 

Study of Fishing Community in the 

Padma- Meghna Basin 

cÖ‡d: Gg, AvdQvi 

DÏxb, g‡bvweÁvb 

wefvM, iv.we. 

1. cÖ‡dmi B‡gwiUvm 

G.we.Gg. †nv‡mb, 

2. cÖ‡dmi wc.†K 


iv.we. 



R.U. 

2002 

2002 

2002 

20

88 K. M. Rezaul Karim, 

Sociology 

Impact of the Construction of 

Bangabandhu Bridge: A Sociological 

Study on the Affected People. 

Prof. M.A. Quadir 

Bhuiyan. 

V.C. Khulna University. 

2002 

89 †gv¯—dv ZvwiKzj 

Avnmvb, evsjv 

90 Uttam Kumar Das, 


91 Md. Amzad Hossain, 

Social Work 

‰mq` kvgmyj n‡Ki mvwnZ¨Kg© 

Application of Social Work Methods in 

NGO Programme in Bangladesh: A Case 

Study of the Centre for Devil Service 

(CDS) 

Correctional Services for the Juvenile 

Delinquents in Bangladesh: A Study of 

NICS. Tongi. 

cÖ‡dmi mwdK…bœex 

mvgv`x, bvU¨Kjv I 

ms¯‹…wZ wefvM, iv.we. 

Prof. P.C. Sarker, 


R. U. 



R. U. 

2002 

2002 

2002 

92 Md. Ataur Rahman, 


93 Md. Waliul Alam, 

Sociology 

Socio-economic Impact of Land 

Acquisition in Bangladesh: A Case Study 

of Purbachal Housing. 

Prof. A.S.M Nurul 


Work, R.U. 

Relevance and Implication of Population Prof. A.Z.M. Zehadul 

Education in Bangladesh: A study of Two Karim, Dept. of 

secondary school from Bahadurpur village Authoropology, R.U. 

in Kushtia District. 

2002 

2002 

94 A.K.M. Nurul Islam, 

Social Work 

95 Md. Mostafizar 

Rahman, 

Economics 

Survival pattern of working and Street 

Children in Bangladesh: A case study of 

Khulna City. 

Development of Small Scale Hosiery 

Industries in Bangladesh: A study of 

selected Rural and Urban Areas. 



R.U. 


IBS, R.U. 

2002 

2003 

96. G.wU.Gg. Kvgi“j 

Bmjvg, evsjv 

AvaywbK evsjv KweZvq †jvK ms¯‹…wZi 

mÜvb 

97 Katsuhiro Yamashita Changing Pattern of Socio-economic 

Development Programs in Bangladesh: A 

study on Tanore Upazila in Rajshahi 

District. 

98 Md. Aminur Rahman, 

Sociology 

99 Mohammad Emdadul 

Huda, 

English 

100 Mollah Jalal Uddin, 

Economics 

Empowerment of women in Rural 

Bangladesh: A study of Two villages in 

Jhenaidah District 

Culture Sensitive Materials Design for 

English Language Teaching in 

Bangladesh 

Socio-economic and Environmental 

Impact of Shrimp Culture in Bangladesh: 

A case study of Bagerhat District. 

W. gynv¤§` Avãyj Rwjj 

cÖ‡dmi, evsjv wefvM, 

iv.we. 


IBS, R.U. 

Prof. Anwarul Hasan 

Sufi, Dept. of 


Prof. Muhammad 

Mizanuddin, Dept. of 


Md. Jahorul Islam, 


Dept. of English, R.U. 

Prof. M. Mohsin Ali, 


R.U. 

2003 

2003 

2003 

2003 

2003 

21

101 A.K.M. 

Mahbubuzzaman, 


Self-Employment of Disadvantaged 

Women Supported by GOs and NGOs in 

Bangladesh: A comparative study. 

Prof. Prafulla Chandra 

Sarker, Dept. of Social 

Work, R.U. 

2003 

102 Julia Moin, 

Sociology 

Empowerment of Women Politics: A 

comparative study of some selected 

Rural and Urban Areas of Bangladesh. 

Prof. Kazi Tobarok 

Hossain, 

Dept. of Sociology, 

R.U. 

2003 

103 RyevB`v Av‡qkv 

wmÏxKv, mgvRKg© 

104 Md. Abdul Haque 

Talukder, 


105 Methew Saroz Biswas, 

Pol. Science 

evsjv‡`‡k MÖvgxY bvix gZvq‡b 

AvBwRwWwRwW Kg©m~Pxi cÖfve 

Impact of Family size on Health and wellbeing: 

A study of some selected Areas of 

Bangladesh. 

Role of Religious Mission in Social 

Development of Bangladesh: A crosscultural 

study. 

cÖ‡dmi wc.wm. 

miKvi, mgvRKg© 

wefvM, iv.we. 


Sarker, 


R.U. 


Sarker, Dept. of Social 

Work, R.U. 

2003 

2003 

2003 

106 Abul Hossain 

Economics 

Measuring the Extent of Hidden Economy 

in Bangladesh and Its Policy Implications. 

Prof. M. Zainul Abdein, 

IBS, R.U. 

2003 

107 Md. Abdul Baten, 

Pol. Science 

Efficacy of Judiciary in Bangladesh 


Rahman, Dept. of Pub. 


2003 

108 Md. Parvez Sazzad 

Chowdhury, 

Management 

109 Mohd. Abdus Salam, 

Economics 

110 Md. Hafizur Rahman, 


111. Ashok Kumar Biswas, 

Geography 

Employees Attitude Towards Existing 

Human Resource Management Policies 

And Practices In Bangladesh: A 

Comparative Study Of National And 

Multinational Companies. 

Socio-economic Impact of Remittance in 

Bangladesh. 

Development of capital market in 

Bangladesh: A study on Dhaka stock 

Exchange Limited. 

Impact of Poverty Alleviation Programs 

on Environment: A study of Jessore 

District. 

112 `yM©vc` ivq Lyjbv kni : DrcwË I weKvk 

(1842-1985) 

113 Wasim Md. Mezbahul 

Haque 

Economics 

Financial Development in Bangladesh 

Prof. M. Mohsinul Islam, 

Dept. of Accounting, R.U. 

Prof. M. Mohsin Ali, 

Dept. of Economic, 

R.U. 


IBS, R.U. 

Prof.. M. Zahidul 

Hassan, Dept. of 

Geography & 

Environmental studies, 

R. U. 

cÖ‡dmi cÖxwZ Kzgvi 


iv.we. 


IBS, R.U. 

2004 

2004 

2004 

2004 

2004 

2004 

22

114 S.M. Khalilur Rahman 

Agricultural 

Economics 

115 ‡gvt Qv‡`Kzj Av‡iwdb 

mgvRKg© 

116 Md. Abdur Rahman, 

Social Work 

A study on the Impact of Trade 

Liberalization on agriculture in Bangladesh 

evsjv‡`‡k MÖvgxY `wi`ª Rb‡Mvôxi 

gZvqb: eª¨vK Kvh©µ‡gi cÖfve 

The Oraon Community in Bangladesh and 

their socio-cultural Attainments; A study of 

Four village. 


IBS, R.U. 

cÖ‡dmi wc.wm. 

miKvi, mgvRKg© 

wefvM, iv.we. 


Karim, Dept. of 

Anthropology, R.U. 

2004 

2004 

2004 

117 Mohammad Shamim 

Khan, Social Work 

118 Md. Shah Alam, 


119 Md. Fazlul Ali 

Pol. Science 

120 Md. Azam Khan 

Economics 

121 Md. Ashraful Alam 

Urban & Regional 

Planning. 

122 Md. Nasir Uddin 

Urban & 

Environmental 

Management 

123 Subrata Kumar Dey 

Accounting 

124 BgwZqvR Avn‡g` 

Bmjv‡gi BwZnvm I 

mO¯‹…wZ 

125 Md. Rafiqul Islam 

Pol. Science 

126 Md. Ferdous Hossain 

Economics 

127 Afraur Zaman Khan 

Choudhury 


128 Md. Shahabuddin 

Sociology 

Abused children and their survival pattern 

in Urban Bangladesh: A study of Rajshahi 

City. 

Role of Family Development program in 

selected slums in Dhaka City 

Relationship Between Politicians and Civil 

Servants in Bangladesh: A Study of 

Moulvibazar District. 

Privatization in Bangladesh: Policies and 

Practices. 

Growth of Informal Settlements and its 

Effects on Urban Environment: Case 

Study of Three Selected Wards of Khulna 

City Corporation. 

Air Pollution Control in Urban Areas of 

Bangladesh: Quest for Sustainable 

Improvement of Air Quality of Dhaka 

City. 

Cost Effectiveness of Fertilizer Industry in 

Bangladesh: An Evaluation. 

`wY I `wY-c~e© Gwkqvq cZ©ywMR 

evwYR¨ (1498-1641): cÖK…wZ I 

cÖfve 

Educational Administration in 

Bangladesh: A Study of Managerial 

Problems of Government Teachers 

Training Colleges. 

A Study on Japan-Bangladesh Economic 

Relations 

Bangladesh Shilpa Bank : A Study of 

Development Banking 

Socio-economic Role of Kinship 

Organization in Bangladesh : Study of a 

Village 



R.U. 

Prof. A.S.M. Nurul 


work, R.U. 


Rahman, Dept. of Public 


Prof. M. Mohsin Ali 


Prof. Zahidul Hassan, 

Dept. of Geography & 

Environment Science, 

R.U. 

Prof. Zahidul Hassan, 

Dept. of Geography & 

Environment Science, 

R.U. 

Prof. A. C. Saha 

Dept. of Accounting, 

R.U. 

cÖ‡dmi B‡gwiUvm 

G.we.Gg. †nv‡mb, 


mO¯‹…wZ wefvM, iv. 

we. 




R.U. 

2004 

2004 

2004 

2004 

2005 

2004 

2004 

2004 

2004 


IBS, R.U. 2005 

Professor M. Zainul 2005 

Abedin, IBS, RU 

Professor Sultana 

Mustafa Khanum 

Dept. of Sociology, RU 

2005 

23

129 Md. Nur Alm 

Economics 

130 Md. Ohidul Islam 

Management 

131 Molla Mahmud 

Hassan 

Economics 

132 S. I. M. A. Razzaque 

Accounting 

133 Shafia Afroz 

Economics 

134 ‡gvt Kwnbyi Bmjvg 

ivóªweÁvb 

135 Md. Mahbub Sharfaraj 

Management 

136 Sudeepa Dutta 

Economics 

137 BmivZ Rvnvb iƒcv 

A_©bxwZ 

138 Noor Mohammad 

Law 

139 Gourranga Ch. 

Chanda 

Agri. Economics 

140 Shaikh Shamsul 

Arafin 

Management 

Contractual Arrangements for Rice 

Cultivation in Bangladesh 

Human Resource Management Practices 

in Cotton Textiles : A Study of Northern 

Bangladesh 

Problems and Prospects of Employment 

and Income Generation in the Cottage 

Industry Sub-Sector in Bangladesh 

Financial Reporting and Corporate 

Governance in Bangladesh: A Study on 

Some Manufacturing Companies Listed 

in the Dhaka Stock Exchange 

Rural Credit Management of Grameen 

Bank in Rajshahi Disctirct 

evsjv‡`‡k cÖkvmb we‡K›`ªxKiY : 

cjx Dbœq‡b Gi cÖfve 

Motivational Programs of Employees in 

Pharmaceutical Sector : A Comparative 

Study of Domestic and Multinational 

Companies in Bangladesh 

Survival Pattern and the Income 

Consumption Relationship of the Urban 

Poor : A Case Study of Rajshahi City 

evsjv‡`‡k MÖv‡gi gwnjv‡ì Av_©mvgvwRK 

Dbœq‡b MÖvgxY e¨vs‡Ki f~wgKv: 

wbe©vwPZ MÖvgmg~‡ni Dci GKwU mgxv 

Environmental Law and Policy: A Study 

on Agriculture and Fisheries in 

Bangladesh 

Impact of Livestock Policies and 

Programmes of Bangladesh 

Government on Production 

Strategic Management of Jute Mills in 

Khulna Zone 

Professor M. Mohsin 

Ali 


RU 

Professor Abhinaya 

Chandra Saha, Dept. 

of Accounting, RU 

Professor M. Zainul 


1. Md. Kazi Saidul Islam 

Associate Professor, Dept. 


2. Professor Syed Zabid 

Hossain 

Pro-Vice, Khulna 

University 

Professor Abhinaya 

Chandra Saha, Dept. 


cÖ‡dmi Gg. kvgmyi ingvb 

‡jvKcÖkvmb wefvM, iv.we.| 

Professor M. Shamsur 


Public Administration, 

RU 

1. Professor P. C. Sarker 

Dept. of Social Work, RU 

2. Prof. M. Mohsin Ali 

Dept. of Economics, RU 

cÖ‡dmi Gg. Rqb~j Av‡e`xb 

AvBweGm, iv.we.| 

1. Dr. M. Rabiul Hossain 

Prof., Dept. of Law & 

Justice, RU 

2. Dr. M. Mostafa Kamal 

Assistant Professor, IBS, 

RU 



2005 

2005 

2005 

2006 

2006 

2005 

2005 

2006 

2005 

2006 

2006 

1. Professor Abhinaya 2006 

Chandra Saha, Dept. of 

Accounting, RU 

2. Prof. M. Shah Nowaj 

Ali, Dept. of Management, 

RU 

24

141 Shah Mohammad 

Sanaul Hoque 

Public Administrations 

142 ‡gvt AvwRRyj nK 

mgvRweÁvb 

143 Md. Mofizur Rahman 

Environmental 

Studies 

144 Md. Jahangir Alam 

Finance 

145 Md. Aminul Haque 

English 

146 Md. Emajuddin 

Social Work 

147 Md. Abdul Mazid 

Law 

148 Md. Nizamul Karim 

Management 

149 Nasrin Lubna 

Law 

150 Md. Anisur Rahman 

Law 

E-Governance in Bangladesh: Initiatives 

and Challenges 

evsjv‡`‡ki muvIZvj ms¯‹…wZi 

cwieZ©b: wµqvkxj Dcv`v‡bi cÖfve 

Solid Waste Management of Dhaka 

City: Issues and Challenges 

Herbal Medicine in Bangladesh: Issues 

and Challenges 

Analysis of English Language Needs for 

Higher Education in Bangladesh 

Family Structure in a village of 

Bangladesh: A Cross-Cultural Study 

Women Oppression and Human Rights 

Violation: A Legal Study on the Acid 

Burn Victims in Bangladesh 

Social Responsibility of Private Sector 

Business in Bangladesh: A Study of 

Selected Enterprises 

Consumer Rights in Bangladesh: Legal 

Status and Protection Modalities 

Elections in Bangladesh: Role of the 

Election Commission 

1. Professor M. Zainul 


2. Professor M. Shamsur 

Rahman, Project 

Director, Kobi Nazrul 

Islam University, Trishal, 

Mymensing 

cÖ‡dmi Avãyj nvB 

ZvjyK`vi 

`k©b wefvM, iv.we.| 

1.Dr. M. Zahidul Hassan, 

Professor, Detp. of 

Geography & 

Environmental Studies, 

RU 

2.Dr. M. Mostafa Kamal, 

Assistant Professor, IBS, 

RU 

Dr. M. Zainul Abedin, 

Professor, IBS, RU 

Professor Jahurul Islam 

Dept. of English, RU, & 

Dr. M. Shahidullah, 

Professor, Dept. English, 

RU 

Dr. A K M Shafiul 

Islam 

Associate Professor, 

RU 

Dr. M. Rabiul Hossain, 

Professor, Dept. of 

Law and Justice, RU 

Professor Dr. M. 

Zainul Abedin, IBS, RU 

1. Professor M. 

Habibur Rahman, 

Dept. of Law and 

Justice, RU 

2. Sanjib Kumar Saha, 

Dept. of Marketing, 

RU 

1. Dr. Sarkar Ali 

Akkas, Dept. of Law, 

RU 

2. Professor Dr. M. 

Shamsur Rahman 

Vice Chancellor, 

Nazrul University 

2006 

2006 

2006 

2006 

2007 

2006 

2006 

2006 

2006 

2006 

151 Nabi Maruf Ashraf 

Economics 

Growth and Diversification of Foreign 

Trade: Impact on the Performance of 

External Sector of Bangladesh Economy 

Professor Dr. M. 

Zainul Abedin, IBS, RU 

2007 

25

152 Zulfiquar Ahmed 

Law 

153 Biplab Kumar Mozumder 

Management 

154 Md. Abdul Jabbar 

Philosophy 

155 Md. Tazul Islam 

Accounting 

156 Mohammad Zahid 

Hossain 


157 Sheikh Kabir Uddin 

Haider 

Social Work 

158 Md. Asaduzzaman 

Khan Majlish 


Culture 

159 Md. Abu Zafor 

English 

160 Mir Khaled Iqbal 

Chowdhury 

Economics 

161 Gazi Hasan Kamal 

Economics 

162 MvRx †gvt mvBdz¾vgvb 

evsjv 

Growth of Computer Network and 

Internet Uses in Bangladesh: Cyber Law 

Related Challenges and Responses 

1. Professor A. B. 

Siddique, Dept. of Law 

and Justice, RU 


Abdus Sobhan-1, 

Dept. of Applied 

Physics and 

Electronics, RU 

Performance of General Insurance Professor Dr. M. 

Companies in the Public and Private Sector Zainul Abedin, IBS, RU 

in Bangladesh: A Comparative Study 

Raja Rammohan Roy and Sir Syed 

Ahmed Khan: A Comparative Study of 

Philosophical Thoughts 

Operation and Performance of the 

House Building Finance Corporation of 

Bangladesh 

Human Resource Development 

Programmes in the Financial 

Intermediaries: A Study of Two 

Selected Islamic Banks in Bangladesh 

Impact of the NGOs on Socio-economic 

Conditions in Bangladesh 

Development Trends in British Bengal: 

A Socio-economic Study of Dhaka 

District 1887-1921 

Twentieth Century Bengali Poetry in 

English Translation 

Technical, Allocative and Economic 

Efficiency of Rice Farms in Bangladesh 

Supply Response of Major Agricultural 

Products in Bangladesh: A Cointegration 

and Error Correction Modelling 

Approach 

evsjv‡`‡ki Dcb¨v‡m f~wg I gvbyl 

(1947-2000) 

Professor Md. Abdul 

Haye Talukder 

Dept. of Philosophy 

1. Professor A K M 

Abdul Mazid, Dept. of 

Finance and Banking, 

RU 


Humayun Kabir, Dept. 

of Accounting & 

Informations System, 

RU 



Dr. Md. Fakrul Islam, 



RU 

Professor Priti Kumar 

Mitra, IBS, RU 

1. Professor Aali 

Areefur Rahman, 

Dept. of English, RU 

2. Dr. Swarochish 

Sarker, Fellow 

(Assistant Professor), 

RU 

Dr. Abdul Wadud, 


Ecnomics, RU 



Ecnomics, RU 

cÖ‡dmi mwdKzbœex 

mvgv`x 

evsjv wefvM, iv.we.| 

2007 

2007 

2007 

2007 

2007 

2007 

2007 

2007 

2007 

2007 

2007 

26

163 Md. Omar Faruque 


164 ‡gvt †g‡n`x nvmvb 

evsjv 

165 Mohammad Shamimul 

Haque 

Economics 

166 Khandaker Muzahidul 

Haq 


167 kwdKzi ingvb 

evsjv 

168 wkweŸi Avng` 

BmjvwgK ÷vwWR 

169 Mohiuddin Ahmed 

Management 

170 Mohammed Kamal 

Hasan 

Sociology 

171 Md. Mizanur Rahman 

Social Work 

172 Mohammad 

Mozammel Hossain 

Chowdhury 

Management 

173 Sahida Akter 

Sociology 

International Migration and Labour 

Rights: Obligations, Challenges and 

Policy Options for Bangladesh 

evsjv‡`‡ki K_vmvwn‡Z¨ wbgœe‡M©i 

Rxeb (1971-2000) 

Efficiency of Commercial Banks in 

Bangladesh 

Role of Delegated Legislation in the 

Parliamentory System of Bangladesh 

(1991-2001) : A Quest for Its 

deminance 

evsjv‡`‡ki †QvUM‡í MÖvgxY Rxeb 

(1947-2000) 

evsjv‡`‡k KziAvb PP©v (1947- 

2000) 

Micro-credit Management System of 

Grameen Bank : A Study of Selected 

Branches. 

Social Mobility and Peasant Culture in 

Rural Bangladesh : An Analysis of 

Institutional Dynamics 

Interpretations of Identity and 

Contested Boundaries : The Biharies of 

Bangaldesh. 

Effect of Human Resource Management 

on the Performance of Private Sector 

Commercial Banks in Bangladesh : A 

Study on National Bank Limited. 

Gender Discrimination at Work Place : A 

Study on Garment Industry in 

Bangladesh. 

Professor A H M 

Zehadul Karim, Dept. 

of Anthropology, RU 

cÖ‡dmi mwdKzbœex mvgv`x 

evsjv wefvM, iv.we.| 



Economics, RU 

1. Professor M. Zainul 


2. Professor M. 

Shemsurn Rahman 

VC, Jatio Kabi Kazi 

Nazrul Islam 

Universwity. 

W. ¯^‡ivwPl miKvi, 

mn‡hvMx Aa¨vcK, 

AvBweGm, ivRkvnx 

wek¦we`¨vjq| 

W.Gd.Gg.G.GBP. ZvKx, 

BmjvwgK ÷vwWR, iv. we. 














2007 

2007 

2007 

2007 

2007 

2007 

2007 

2007 

2007 

2007 

2008 

174 Md. Asaduzzaman 

Sociology 

175 Khandaker Mursheda 

Farhana 

Sociology 

176 gyÝx gybRyi“j nK 


ms¯‹…wZ 

Socio-Cultural Construct of Sexuality : 

Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices of 

the Population at Risk of HIV in 

Bangladesh 

Socio-Cultural Adjustment of Poor 

Migrants in Urban Bangladesh: An 

Empirical Study of Rajshahi City 

evsjv‡`‡ki gyw³hy× (1971): 

eyw×Rxex‡ì fywgKv 







cÖ‡dmi GweGg kvnRvnvb 

Bmjv‡gi BwZnvm I ms¯‹…wZ 

wefvM, iv.we. 

2008 

2009 

2009 

27

177 wR.Gg. gwbi“¾vgvb 

evsjv 

178 kvnvbv Kv‡qm 

mgvRweÁvb 

179 Mohammad Abul Hasan 

Management 

180 Abu Shahin M. 

Ashaduzzaman 

History 

181 Abul Kasem 

Mohammad Enamul 

Haque 

Medical Sociology 

182 Md. Faruque Hossain 


183 Muhammad Saifur 

Rahman 

Library and 

Information Science 

184 Md. Motaleb Hossain 

Agronomy 

185 AZM Obaidullah 

Philosophy 

ew¼gP›`ª P‡Ævcva¨v‡qi HwZnvwmK 

Dcb¨vm: BwZnv‡mi mvwnwZ¨K 

cybwY©gvb 

evsjv‡`‡ki bMi GjvKvq cwiev‡ii 

cwieZ©‡bi aviv I gwnjv‡ì Ae¯’v: 

ivRkvnx MnvbMixi Dci GKwU 

mgxv 

Development of Women Entrepreneurs 

in Selected Business: A Study on 

Institutional Supports 

Livelihood Security of Bangladesh’s 

Garment Workers in the Era of 

Globalisation: Changes, Challenges and 

Responses 

Illness and the Healing Practices: A 

Study on Health Behaviour of the 

Elderly in Rural lBangladesh 

Welfare of the Destitute Elderly 

Through Institutional and Family 

Settings in Bangladesh 

Information System and Services in 

Educational Institutions of Bangladesh: 

A Study of Selected Teachers’ Training 

Collage Libraries 

Farmers’ Attitude Towards Using 

Agrochemicals in Rice Cultivation 

Renaissance and Its Impact on Bengal: 

A Philosophical Study with Special 

Reference to the Emancipation of 

Intellect Movement 

W. ¯^‡ivwPl miKvi 

mn‡hvMx Aa¨vcK 

AvBweGm,iv.we| 

cÖ‡dmi W. gyn¤§` 

wgRvbEwÏb 

mgvRweÁvb wefvM,iv.we.| 

Professor M. Mohsin Ali 

Dept.of Economics,R.U. 

Professor Shah M. 

Habibur Rahman 


R.U. 

Prof. Dr. Sultana 

Mustafa Khanum 

Dept. of Sociology 

R.U. 

1.Prof. Dr. Md. Fakrul 

Islam 


R.U. 

2.Prof. Dr. Md. Rezaul 

Karim 


Jagannath 

University,Dhaka 

1.Prof. M. Mahbubur 


History,R.U. 

2. Prof. S.M. Mannan 

Dept. of 

Information Science 

and Library 

Management 

Dhaka University. 

Dr.M. Arifur Rahman, 


Dept.of Agronomy and 

Extension ,R.U. 

Prof. Dr. M. Zulfikar 

Rahman, 

BAU,Mymensing. 

Prof. Abdul Hamid 


R.U. 

2009 

2009 

2009 

2009 

2009 

2009 

2009 

2008 

2009 

28

186 Md. Shams-E-Tabriz 

Agronomy 

187 Md. Ashfaqus 

Saleheen 

Economics 

188 Mallick Anwar Hossain 

Agronomy 

189 Md. Abdur Razzaque 

Economics 

190 Sudhangshu Ranjan 

Roy 

History 

191 Md. Ashrafuzzaman 

Philosophy 

192 Mohammad Ahsan 

Habib 

Accounting 

193 A.H.M. Ziaul Haq 


194 S.M. A kram Ullah 


195 Kamrun Nahar 


196 Md. Moksudul Kabir 

Social Work 

197 ‡gvnv¤§` bvwRgyj nK 


ms¯‹…wZ 

198 Nikil Ranjan Biswas 

Management 

Farmers` Adoption and Sustainability of 

HYV Rice in Major Rice Growing Areas 

of Rajshahi District 

Trends and Challenges of Readymade 

Garment Sector of Bangladesh Under 

World Trade Organization System 

Opportunities and Challenges of 

Southwestern Coastal Agruculture of 

Bangladesh: A Study on Integrated Farming 

Balance of Payments of Bangladesh: 

Trends and Challenges 

Bangladesh-Malaysia Relations, 1972- 

2006: A Historical Analysis 

Postal Life Insurance Business in 

Bangladesh: Its Growth, Problems and 

Prospects 

Industrial Financing by Commercial 

Banks in Bangladesh with Special 

Reference to Basic Bank Limited 

Portfolio Behavior of Commercial Banks 

in Bangladesh 

Democracy in Bangladesh : Role of 

Student Politics (1972-2002) 

Political Violence in Bangladesh: Nature 

and Causes 

Youths and Their Capacity Bulding in 

Gender Perspective: A Study on an 

Upazila in Northern Bangladesh 

evsjvq kvmb cÖwZôvq gyNj-AvdMvb 

Ø›Ø (1538-1613) 

Corporate Governance of 

Pharmaceutical Industry in Bangladesh: 

Issues and Challenges 

1.Dr. Md. lNurul Alam 2008 


Crop Science and 

Techonology,R.U. 

2.Prof. Dr. Zulfikar 


Agricultural Extension 

Education,BAU,Mymen 

sing. 

Prof. M. Mohsin Ali Dept. 2009 

of Economics,R,U. 


IBS, R.U. 


IBS, R.U. 

Plrof. A.F.M. Shamsur 

Rahman 

Dept. of History,R.U. 

1.Prof. Dr. Akhter 

Uddin,IBA, R.U. 

2. Prof. Dr. Md. Mohsin 

Ul-Islam,Northern 

University,Rajshahi. 

Dr. Abhinoy C. Saha, 

Professor of Accounting 

& Information Systems, 

R.U. 


IBS, R.U. 

2009 

2009 

2009 

2009 

2009 

2009 

Dr. M. Aminur 2009 

Rahman, Associate 

Professor,Dept. of Pol. 

Science,R.U. 

1.Dr. M. Zulfiquar Ali 2009 

Islam, Professor of 

Sociology,R.U. 

2. Dr. M. Ruhul Amin, 

Professor, Pol. Sc. RU 

Dr. M. Mostafa Kamal, 2009 


IBS,R.U. 

2009 

cÖ‡dmi B‡gwiUvm 

G‡KGg BqvKze Avjx, 


ms¯‹…wZ wefvM, iv. we. 

Prof. Syed Zabid 

Hossain 

Dept. of Accounting & 

information 

Systems,R.U. 

2009 

29

199 Md. Mizanur Rahman 


200 Md. Enamul Haque 

Public Health 

201 Zeennat Ara Begum 

Management 

202 Md. Golam Rabbani 

English 

203 Pronabananda Saha 

Philosophy 

204 A.N.M. Bazlur Rashid 

Social Environment 

205 ‡gvt wRqvDÏxb 

evsjv 

206 Azizul Hoque Khan 

Sociology 

207 Md. Al-Mamunul 

Ansary 

Criminology 

208 Md. Nazrul Anwar 

Public Finance 

209 Md. Amirul Islam 

Sociology 

210 Zannatul Ferdous 

Statistics 

Development Agenda and Policy 

Ownership: Mapping Bangladesh`s (In) 

Dependence in Poverty Reduction 

Strategy Proces 

Strategies and Challenges of 

Sustainable Rural Sanitation in 

Bangladesh: A Study on Gangachara 

Upazila 

Impact of Motivation on the 

Performance of Women lWorkers in 

Garment Industry in Bangladesh 

Influence of lShakespeare on Bengali 

Literature: The Nineteenth and 

Twentieth Centuries. 

Positivism and Its Impact on Nineteenth 

Century Bengali Thought: A Study of 

Krishnakamal Bhattacharja and 

Jogendro Chandra Ghosh 

Socio-environmental Rearragement of 

the Riverbank Erosion Displacees in 

Bangladesh: A Study on Rajshahi and 

Chapai Nawabganj District 

evsjv‡`‡ki Dcb¨v‡m (1947- 

2006) RbcÖkvm‡bi ¯î“c 

Indigenous Knowledge for Aquatic 

Resource Management in Coastal 

Bangladesh: A Study of Two Villages in 

Satkhira District 

Preventing and Reducing the Women 

and Children Trafficking in Bangladesh: 

A Study on Combating Strategies of 

Law Enforcing Agencies 

Government Budgeting in Bangladesh: 

The Changes and Challenges 

Non-formal Education and Its Socioeconomic 

Impact: A Study on Rajshahi 

District 

Floating Prostitutes and the Risk of 

HIV/AIDS: A Sociometric Study in 

Rajshahi City 

1.Prof. Shah Moh. 2009 

Habibur Rahman, 

Dept.of Economics,RU 

2. Prof. M. Shamsur 

Rahman,Vice Chancellor, 

Jatio Kabi Kazi Nazrul 

University,Trishal, 

Mymensing 

Syed Rafiqul Alam Rumi, 2010 

Professor of Geography 

& Environmental Studies 

,RU 

Prof. Dr. Md. 2010 

Amanullah, Dept. of 

Management,RU. 

1. Prof. Enamul Submi 

Haque, Dept. of ted 

English, RU 

Prof. Dr. Md. Abdul 

Haye Talukder, Dept. 

of Philosophy,RU 

Prof. Dr. Fakrul Islam, 


RU. 

cÖ‡dmi W. mwdKzbœex 

mvgv`x, evsjv 

wefvM,ivwe 

Dr. M. Zulfiquar Ali 

Islam , Associate 


Sociology, RU 

Dr. M. Zulfiquar Ali 

Islam , Associate 


Sociology, RU 


IBS, R.U. 

Prof. Md. Abul Basher 

Mian, Dept. of 

Statistic,RU. 

1.Prof. Md. Abul 

Basher Mian, Dept. of 

Statistic,RU. 

2. Prof. Dr. Profulla 

Chandra Sarker, 

Adjunet Professor ans 

Senior Policy 

Advisor, National Food 

and Nutrition BRAC 

University,Dhaka. 

2009 

2009 

2009 

2009 

2009 

2010 

2010 

2010 

30

211 Zahid Rafique 

Law 

212 Dewan Muhammad 

Humnayun Kabir 


Company Law as Administered in 

Bangladesh with Emphasis on Shares 

and Debenture 

Agrobiodiversity and Farmers`Rights: 

Dynamics and Bangladesh`s Policy 

Responses 

Prof. Dr. M. Habibur 


Law, RU 

Dr.Gourpada Ghosh 

Associate Prof,Dept. of 

Botany, RU 

2011 

2011 

213 A.B.M. Mahmudul 

Hoque 

Law 

214 Mohd. Abul Kalam Azad 

Politics & Public Admn. 

215 Ashesh Basak 

Social Work 

216 Md. Kamal Uddin 

(Jasim) 

Mass Communication 

& Journalism 

217 Md. Shahinur Rahman 

English 

Institutionalizing Alternative Dispute 

Resolution (ADR) in the Justice System 

of Bangladesh with Special Reference to 

Village Court 

Practice of Democracy in Political 

Parties: Selected Cases of Bangladesh 

Stages of Development of Cancer and 

Level of Awareness Among the Patients 

of Rajshahi Medical College Hospital 

Bangladesh 

Corporate Social Responsibility of 

Islamic Banking: A Study of two Banks 

in Bangladesh 

Challenges in Implementing 

Communitive Language Teaching at the 

Higher Secondary Level in Bangladesh 

1.Prof. Dr. M. Habibur 


Law, RU 

2. Dr. Rana P. Sattar, 

Project Manager 

Access to Justice and 

Human Rights 

Project,Ministry of 

Law, Justice & 

Parliamentary Affairs 

Funded by UNDP, 

Bangladesh 


IBS, RU 

1.Dr. Md. Sadequl 

Arefin, Associate 

Professor,Dept. of 

Social Work,R.U. 

2. Prof. Dr, Md. 

Mahbub Ul Alam 

Dept. 

of 

Radiotheraphy, CMCH, 

Chittagong 

Prof. Dr. M. Zainul 

Abedin 

IBS, RU 

Shahnaz Yasmeen 


Dept. of English,RU 

2011 

2011 

2011 

2011 

2011 

228 Begum Zebunnesa 

Law 

Role of Relevant Court and Department 

in Facililating Environmental Justice in 

Bangladesh 

Prof. Dr. Begum Asma 

Sididiqua 

Dept. of Law, RU. 

2011 

M.Phil. 

1. M. Rafiqul Islam, 

Economics 

2. P. C. Sarkar, 

Social Work 

3. K.M.A. Aziz, 

Sociology 

Establishment and Growth of 

Industrial Complex in Bogra 

Aspects of Caste and Social Structure 

in a Rural Community of Bangladesh 

Kin Terminologies and Family 

Structures of Muslims and Hindus in 

Matlab Thana and Neighbourhood 

Rural Bangladesh 

Mr. S.K. Saha, Dept. of 1977 


Prof. J. Kirkpatrick, Visiting 1977 

Prof., IBS, R.U. 

Prof. S. A. Qadir, IBS, R.U. 

Prof. S.A. Qadir, IBS,R.U. 1977 

Prof. J. Kirkpatrick, Visiting 

Professor, IBS 

31

4. Showkat Hayat Khan, 

Sociology 

5. M. Q. Zaman, Political 

Science 

6. M.A.B. Siddique, 

Economics 

Beyond the Trap of Tradition: Inmigrants 

and Locals in Rural 

Community of Bangladesh 

Social Conflict and Political Process in 

Rural Bangladesh 

Appropriate Agricultural Technology: A 

Comparative Study of Dugwell and 

Deep Tubewell Irrigation in North 

Bengal 

7. B.K. Saha, Economics Socio-economic Effects of 

Technological Change in Agriculture: A 

Study of Two Villages in Bangladesh 

8. M. Nurunnabi, Islamic 

History 

9. M.A. Aziz, 

Economics 

10. A.F.M. Mafizul Islam, 

Economics 

11. M. Saiful Islam, 

Economics 

12. A.B.M. Mafizul Islam 

Patwari, 

Law 

13. M.A. Wahhab, Political 

Science 

Development of Modern and 

Traditional Education in Rajshahi 

Town: A Case Study of the Role of 

Rajshahi College and Rajshahi 

Madrasah, 1873-1920 

Cultivators' Decision on Sugarcane 

Production: A Cost Benefit Analysis 

Handloom and Powerloom Industries 

in Bangladesh: An Economic Analysis 

of Productivity, Employment and 

Capacity Utilization 

An Economic Analysis of Handloom 

weaving Industry: A Case Study of Two 

Areas in Pabna District 

Position of the Constitution and 

Fundamental Rights During the Martial 

law Regime 1958-62: A Case Study 

The Rural Political Elite in Bangladesh: A 

Study of Leadership Pattern in Six Union 

Parishads of Rangpur District 

Dr. Clarence T. Maloney 

Prof. S.A. Qadir, IBS, R.U. 

Prof. S.A. Qadir, IBS, R.U. 

Dr. C. T. Maloney, IBS, R.U. 

Prof. M.A. Hamid, Dept. 

of Economics, R.U. 

Prof. S. A. Qadir, IBS, 

R.U. 

Prof. Sanat Kumar Saha, 

Dept. of Economics, R.U. 

1978 

1978 

1978 

1979 

i)Prof. S. Joarder, Dept. of 1980 

Isl. History and Culture, R.U. 

ii) Prof. S.A. 

Akanda, IBS, R.U., 

Prof. S.K. Saha, Dept. of 


Prof. M. S. Mandal, Dept. 


Prof. M. A. Hamid, Dept. 


Prof. Z. I. Chowdhury, 


1980 

1980 

1980 

1981 

i) Prof. Golam Morshed, 1981 

R.U. 

nn) Prof. S.A. Akanda, IBS, 

R.U. 

14. M. Sairul Mashreque, 


Kinship and Power Structure in Rural 

Bangladesh: A Case Study 

15. Naseem Akhtar Politics and Political Participation in a 

Hussain, Pol. Science Bangladesh Village 

16. M.A. Mohit, Economics Production Relation and Agricultural 

Productivity in a Bangladesh Village: A 

Socio-economic Analysis 

17. M. Makbul Hossain , 

Economics 

18. M. Mofazzal Hossain, 

Sociology 

Technological Change and Credit 

Requirements in Agriculture: A Study 

of Two Villages in North Bengal 

Pattern of Urbanization of Rajshahi 

Town: A Socio-economic Study 

Prof. C.T. Maloney, IBS, 

R.U. 

Prof. C. T. Maloney, IBS, 

R.U. 

Prof. S. A. Qadir, IBS, 

R.U. 

Mr. S. K. Saha, Dept. of 


Prof. F. R. Khan, Dept. of 


1981 

1982 

1981 

1982 

1983 

32

19. Fa. Stefen G. Gomes, 


20. M.A. Rahman, 

Sociology 

21. Hasina Banu, 

Economics 

22. S.K. Kundu, 

Social Work 

23. Akhtari Khanam, 

Economics 

24. Pervin Bhanu 


25. iIkb Aviv †eMg 

evsjv 

Social Organisation of the Paharias – A 

Village Study of a Tribal Community in 

Rajshahi 

Socio-economic Background of 

Deviants in Slums of Rajshahi Town 

Socio-economic Background and 

Expenditure Pattern of University Girl 

Students in Bangladesh: A Case Study 

of the Resident Students of Mannujan 

Hall, R.U. 

Social Class and Hierarchy in a Rural 

Society in Bangladesh: A Study in 

Forms and Implication of Inequalities 

Socio-economic Aspects of Women 

Employed in Industry: A Case Study of 

Rajshahi Silk Factory 

Agricultural Administration in Thana and 

the Problem of its Co-ordination: A Case 

Study of Phultala Thana in Khulna District 

bIqve dqRy‡bœQv I c~e© es‡Mi gymwjg 

mgvR 

26. Afrauzzaman Khan Export Promotion Measures of the 

Chowdhury, Economics Government of Bangladesh 

27. mi`vi Ave`ym mvËvi 

evsjv 

28. Md. Ekramul Hoque, 

Geography 

29. Kamal Ahmed 

Chowdhury, Sociology 

30. M. A. Latif, 

History 

31. Syed Nesar Ahmed 

Rumy, 


32. Dilruba Ahmed, 

Sociology 

33. M.A. Latif, Political 

Science 

34. iwk`v cvifxb 

evsjv 

35. Sultana Nazneen, 

Psychology 

36. Abv_ eÜz gwjK 

evsjv 

evsjv‡`‡ki Dcb¨v‡m MÖvgxY Rxeb 

1947-80 

Functional Role of the Periodic Rural 

Markets of Nawabgonj Upazila 

Migrants' Remittance and its Impact on 

Social Structure: A Case Study of 

Londonigaon 

Growth and Development of Kothchandpur 

as a Municipal Town (1883-1947) 

Dr. C. T. Maloney, Visiting 

Professor, IBS, R.U. 

Prof. M. Ali Akbar, Dept. 

of Social Work, R.U. 

Mr. S.K. Saha, Dept. of 




Prof. M.A. Hamid, Dept. 


Prof. A. N. Shamsul 


Science, R.U. 

Prof. (Mrs.) S. Husain, 

Dept. of History, R.U. 

Prof. M.S. Qureshi, IBS 




R.U. 

i) Prof. S. Islam, IBS, R.U. 

ii) Prof. C. T. Maloney 




R.U. 

1984 

1984 

1984 

1984 

1984 

1984 

1985 

1986 

1986 

1986 

1986 

1987 

Rural Elites and their Role in Development: Prof. Golam Morshed, Dept. 1987 

A Case Study in Kushtia District of Pol. Science,R.U. 

Prof. S.A.Akanda,IBS,R.U. 

Role of Rural Women on Some Socioeconomic 

Prof. F. R. Khan, Dept. of 1987 

Activities in Bangladesh: A Case Sociology, R.U. 

Study of Nuton Ruppur Village of Pabna 

The Role of the S.D.O. in Development: A 

Case Study of a Sub-Division of Faridpur 

District in Bangladesh 

†eMg kvgmyb bvnvi gvngy` (1908- 

1964) I mgKvjxb bvix mgv‡Ri 

AMÖMwZ 

Abœ`v ksKi iv‡qi Dcb¨v‡m: evOvjx 

eyw×Rxexi Rxeb-wRÁvmv I wek¦wevi 

¯îƒc 



Science, R.U. 


R.U. 

1987 

1987 

Social Psychological Problems of Rajshahi Dr. S.M.M. Murshed, Dept. of 1987 

University Students 


Prof. M. S. Qureshi, IBS, 1988 

R.U. 

33

37. Md. Anwar Hussain, 

Sociology 

38. Gholam Mostafa, 

Social Work 

39. A.T.M. Habibullah, 


40. Rasheda Begum, 

Sociology 

41. Gazi Zahid Hossain, 


42. wRbœvZ Aviv †eMg 

eë¯’vcbv 

43. †Rey‡bœmv Rvgvb Lvb 

f~‡Mvj 

44. BmivZ Rvnvb iƒcv 

A_©bxwZ 

45. †gvt mv‡`Kzj Av‡iwdb 

mgvRKg© 

46. bvRbxb †eMg 

mgvRweÁvb 

47. AvKwjgv AvLZvi 

g‡bvweÁvb 

48. kw¤§©ôv ivq 

mgvRKg© 

49. Md. Golam Azam, 

Social Work 

Informal Credit Market in a Traditional 

Society: A Case Study of a Village in 

Bangladesh 

Prof. M. Ali Akbar, Dept. of 

Social Work, R.U. 

A Study of the Socio-economic Conditions Prof. M. Ali Akbar, Dept. of 

of the Rural Disadvantaged Families in Social Work, R.U. 

Bangladesh 

Structure and Performance of 

Agricultural Administration in 

Bangladesh: A Case Study of Raiganj 

Upazila in Pabna District 

Dbœqb Kg©Kv‡Ê gwnjv‡ì f‚wgKv: 

miKvix Ges †emiKvix msMV‡bi 

GKwU Zzjbvg~jK Av‡jvPbv 

Patterns of Migration Push and Pull 

Factor Analysis: A Socio-economic Study 

of Slum Dwellers in Barisal.Town 

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m¤úv`‡bi Dci Gi djvdj: ivóªxq 

Ges e¨w³ gvwjKvbvaxb cvU wkí 

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Av‡jvPbv 

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GjvKvi Av_©-mvgvwRK KvVv‡gv: 

GKwU †fŠMwjK we‡kkb 

evsjv‡`‡ki Av_©-mvgvwRK cwieZ©b 

I bvixkªg: Kzwóqvi wbe©vwPZ GjvKvi 

GKwU mgxv 

MÖvg-evsjvi `wi`ª Rb‡Mvwôi 

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kn‡ii DPPwkwZv gwnjv‡ì Dci 

GKwU mgxv 

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m¤ú‡K© cjx Rb†Mvwôi m‡PZbZvi 

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ivRkvnx †Rjvi GKwU mgxv 

Av_©mvgvwRK I mvs¯‹…wZK †cÖvc‡U 

MÖvg-evsjvi bvix wkv mgm¨v: 

GKwU _vbv wfwËK mgxv 

Impacts of Drug Addiction on Families 

in Rajshahi City, Bangladesh 



Science, R.U. 





Prof. Anisur Rahman, 

Dept. of Management, 

R.U. 

Prof. Zafar Reza Khan, 

Dept. of Geography, R.U. 



Prof. M. Sadeque, Dept. 




Prof. Md. Afsar Ali, Dept. 

of Psychology, R.U. 

Prof. P. C. Sarker, Dept. 




1988 

1988 

1988 

1990 

1990 

1992 

1994 

1994 

1994 

1994 

1995 

1995 

1996 

34

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mgvRweÁvb 

51. †gvt †ZŠwn`yj nvmvb 

`k©b 

52. KvRx †gvt †gv¯—vwdRyi 

ingvb, Bmjv‡gi 

BwZnvm I ms¯‹…wZ 

53. Mohd. Zamal Uddin 

Sarkar, 

Social Work 

54. †gvt dRjyj nK 


ms¯‹…wZ 

55. RyevB`v Av‡qkv wmÏxKv, 

mgvRKg© 

56. byi“bœvnvi 

ivóªweÁvb 

57. Nurun Nahar 

Economics 

58. Md. Hafizur Rahman 


59. †gvt Av‡bvqvi“j Bmjvg 

BwZnvm 

60. Muhammad Matiur 

Rahman 

Sociology 

61. Md. Kamran Reza 

Chowdhury 

Library & Information 

Science 

62. Md. Arifur Rahman 

Social Work 

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mvs¯‹…wZK cwieZ©b: GKwU b„ZvwË¡K 

M‡elYv 

evsjv‡`‡k gymwjg `k©b PP©v (1947- 

93) 

cywVqvi ivResk: BwZnvm I ¯’vcZ¨ 

Growth and Trend of Social Forestry in 

Rural Bangladesh: A Case Study of 

Bhalucgachhi Union in Rajshahi District 

Biv‡Ki Kz‡qZ `Lj: evsjv‡`‡k 

cÖwZwµqv 

`y:¯’ gwnjv‡ì Av_©-mvgvwRK Dbœq‡b 

wfwRwW Kg©m~Pxi f‚wgKv: ivRkvnx 

†Rjvi bInvUv BDwbq‡bi GKwU 

mgxv 

evsjv‡`‡ki ivRbxwZ‡Z bvixi 

f‚wgKv: wba©vwiZ GKwU MÖvg I GKwU 

kn‡ii Dci mgxv 

Poverty Alleviation in Bangladesh: 

Problems and Prospects 

Investment Corporation of Bangladesh: A 

Study of Growth, Productivity and 

Performance 

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msev` c‡Îi f~wgKv: ‰`wbK B‡ËdvK 

Socio-Economic changes of small Towns 

in Bengali: A case study of Jhenidah 

The Problem of Personal Administration 

in Public University Libraries in 

Bangladesh: A study on selected 

Libraries. 

Socio-economic Needs of the young 

people and the role of Thana Resource 

Developmment and Employment Project: 

A case study of Kawkhali Thana, Pirojpur 

District. 


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R.U. 

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i)Prof. M. Shahjahan & 1997 

Prof.Rashidul Alam, Dept. of 

Phil, R.U. 

Prof. Mokhlesur Rahman, 1997 


Culture, R.U. 



Prof. A.B.M. Husain, Dept. 

of Isl. History & Culture, 

R.U. 

Prof. M. Ali Akbar, Dept. of 

Social Work, R.U. 

Prof. Golam Morshed, 

Dept. of Pol. Science, R.U. 


of Economics,R.U. 

Prof. M. Zainul Abedin 

IBS, R.U. 

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BwZnvm wefvM, iv.we. 

1999 

1998 

1998 

2000 

2000 

2000 

2001 

Prof. M. Mizanuddin, Dept. of 2001 

Sociology 

Prof. A.H.M. Zehadul Karim, 

Dept. of Anthropology, R.U. 

2001 

Prof. Mohammad Sadeque, 2002 

Dept. of Social Work, R.U. 

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63. Shamima Tasmin, 

English 

64. Razina Sultana, Social 

Welfare 

65. Provat Chandra 

Bisswas, 

Pol. Science 

66. Akhtar Banu, 

Psychology 

67. Md. Abul Hashem, 

Sociology 

68. Md. Jahan Boksh 

Moral, 

Geography 

English Language Needs analysis of the 

first year student of the English Dept. of 

Rajshahi University. 

Employment of Women and their 

Empowerment: An Analytical study of 

Dhaka District. 

Women’s Political Participation in 

Bangladesh: A study of the Fifth and 

Seventh Parliamentary Election in two 

constituencies of Sirajganj District. 

Drug Addiction Among the Youth of 

Bangladesh: A study in Selected Areas. 

The Changing Pattern of In Equality In 

Rural Bangladesh An Anthropological 

Study Of Two Natore Villages 

Agro-Ecology Food Grain Production 

And Poverty in North- West 

Bangladesh. 

1. Prof. Aali Areefur Rahman 2002 

2.Prof. M. Shahidullah, Dept. 

of English, R.U. 

Prof. P.C. Sarker, Dept. of 

Social Work, R.U 

Prof. Golam Morshed, 

Dept. of Pol. Science, R.U. 

Prof. ABM Jahurul Haque, 

Dept. of Psychology, R.U. 

Prof. A.R. Siddique, Dept. 

of Sociology, R.U. 

Prof. M. Shamsul Alam, 

Dept. of Geography, R.U. 

2002 

2003 

2003 

2004 

2004 

69 †gvnv¤§` †gvL‡jmyi 

ingvb 

Bmjv‡gi BwZnvm 

70. Md. Shah Azam 

Marketing 

71. Sheikh Md. Mursalin 

Mamun 

Uran and Rural Planning 

72. Ranjit Podder 

English 

73. A.F.M. Ruhul Amin 


Culture 

74. Shahorin Monzoor 

Economics 

75. wè¨`y¨wZ miKvi 

BwZnvm 

RbKj¨v‡Y h‡kvi †cŠimfvi f~wgKv 

(1864-1947) : GKwU HwZnvwmK 

we‡klY 

E-Commerce in Bangladesh : Adoption 

Intention and Strategic Option 

Role of Union Plan Book in Rural 

Development: A Case Study of 

Dighalia Upazila Under Khulna District 

Challenges of Communicative English 

Teaching at Secondary Level in 

Bangladesh: A Study on Narsingdi 

District 

The Role of Ulama Mashikh and Sufi 

Saints in Spreading Islam in the 

District of Noakhali till the 20 th Century 

A.C. 

Gender Dynamics of Food Security in 

Bangladesh: Contributions, C onstrains 

and Coping Mechanisms 

gyw³hy‡× gvbweK wech©q: †cÖwZ Lyjbv 

†Rjv 

1.cÖ‡dmi Gg. †gvL‡jmyi 

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2. cÖ‡dmi Gg. gywneyjvn 

wmwÏKx, Bmjv‡gi BwZnvm 

I ms¯‹…wZ wefvM, iv.we. 

Prof. Sanjib Kumar Saha, 

Dept. of Marketing, R.U. 


IBSl, RU. 

Prof. M. Jahurul Islam 

Dept. of English,R.U. 

. Dr. A.K.M. Yaqub Ali 

Professor Emeritus 

Dept. of Islamic History & 

culture,RU. 

Prof. Md. Abul Basher 

Mian 

Dept. of Statistics,RU. 

W. ¯^‡ivwPl miKvi 

mn‡hvMxAa¨vcK, 

AvBweGm,iv.we. 

2006 

2006 

2007 

2008 

2008 

Submi 

ted 

2008 

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76 Biswas Shaheen 

Ahmed 

Economics 

77. Luthfun Nahar 

Sociology 

78. Md. Mohoshin Reza 

English 

79. Prodip Kumar Adhikari 

English 

Economic and Employment 

Opportunities of Tourism in 

Bangladesh: A Study on Bangladesh 

Parjatan Corporation 

Beliefs, Ritual and Practices 

Concerning Reproductive Health: 

Study on a village in Ban gladesh 

The Writing Component of the 

National University Compulsory English 

Course: Goals and Achievement 

T.S. Eliot and Shamsur Rahman: 

An Exposition of Copmmonness 


IBS,RU. 

Prof. Sultana Mustafa 

Khanum 

Dept. of Sociology,RU. 

1.Shahnaz Yasmeen 


Dept. of English,RU. 

2. Prof. Md. Jahurul 

Islam, Dept. of 

English,RU. 

1.Dr. Swarochish Sarker , 

Associate 

Professor,IBS,RU. 

2. Dr. Rabeya Begum 


Dept. of English,D.U.2009 

2009 

Submi 

ted 

2010 

2010 

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