ULAB University Admission 2022

Graduation Requirements

Notes: All courses are 3 credits unless otherwise indicated.

Total course requirements for degree program are as follows:

The BBA program inspires students to learn and practice the concepts, principles, and methods of contemporary business to become industry leaders. ULAB’s BBA students are distinguished by their in-depth knowledge of the discipline, cutting edge soft and hard skills, and a wider perspective towards the world that is enabled by our liberal arts Foundation. As 21st century global citizens, they achieve the highest skills in the field of business, while at the same time attain an appreciation of the fundamentals of the social environment within which all business decisions are made.

Total Credit: 120

Graduation Requirements

ULAB MSJ department is probably the only media department among private universities in Bangladesh which recruited a head of department from abroad – first from Australia and then from the Philippines. The department as has the highest number of foreign faculty members. MSJ department provides its students with most modern media lab, internet lab and other facilities required for 21st century media education.

Total Credit: 129

Four Year Course Description

Year 1

Year 2

Year 3

Year 4

Total Credit: 140

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Total Credit: 140

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The MBA program is one of the most demanding and highly accepted Business programs in the region. The program is constantly updated and monitored by a high-power, independent academic council. This program emphasizes discussion, seminar, workshop and project-based methods. It also digs into managerial experience and research, and research-based learning in combination with textbooks.

Program Length

Students will normally complete the requirements for the degree within a maximum of two years from the date of their admission. The time limit may be extended up to seven years. Under certain circumstances, the time limit may be extended upon request to the Advisor of the program.

Course Load

Minimum nine credits (or three courses); maximum fifteen credits (or five courses) per semester. Permission of the MBA program office is required for exceptions.

Credit Transfer and Course Waiver

Both waivers and transfer may be allowed for courses completed in other universities. Waiver Is allowed only for foundation courses and transfer may be allowed for courses which are equivalent to ULAB graduate level courses.

Residency Requirement:

Students must complete a minimum of 28 credits at ULAB to earn MBA degree.

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Admission Requirements for Graduate Admission

Minimum GPA of 2.00 (or third class/division) in Bachelor degrees with: Minimum GPA of 2.5 both in SSC and HSC examinations or equivalent,

Or, At least one GPA of 2.00 but aggregate GPA of 6.00 in SSC and HSC,

Or, O’Level in 5 subjects wiht a minimum GPA 2.50 & A’Level in 2 subjects with a minimum GPA 2.00 (A=5,B=4,C=3,D=2,E=1)

Or, Average 450 marks out of 800 in GED with five subjects (bellow 410 in any subject is not allowed)

Or, International Baccalaureate/American High School Diploma.

Or, Sons/daughters of freedom fighters with an aggregate GPA of 5.00 in SSC and HSC.

Basis for Admission

(i) Prior academic achievements; and
(ii) Acceptable admission test scores or a minimum of 550 in TOEFL and 500 in GMAT.

Admission Form:

Admission form is available for Tk. 500.00. Admission form must be filled in properly and submitted to the admission office. Completed admission forms must include copies of marks-sheet, certificates & testimonials of previous examinations (SSC & HSC or “0” & “A” levels, graduate degrees) and four copies of recent passport-size photographs.

Course Summary:

The MBA program consists of foundation courses (7), workshops (3), core courses (5), concentration courses (4) & one capstone course. The details are given below.

Capstone Course:

After successful completion of all functional area (Core) courses students integrate the acquired concepts by a process of synthesis accomplished through the course Strategic Management. MBA600 Strategic Management.

Double Majors/Major-Minor:

The students are allowed to do double major or ‘a major & a minor’. Students may take two additional courses from a second area, which will be considered as a minor. Students already graduated may also be allowed to do relevant courses for concentration for which a separate certificate will be issued by the Program Chair.

The Executive MBA (EMBA) program is one of the demanding and highly accepted program in the region. The program is constantly updated and monitored by a high-power, independent academic council. This program emphasizes discussion, seminar, workshop and project based method. It also digs into managerial experience and research, and research based learning in combination with textbooks.

Program Length
Students will normally complete the requirements for the degree within twenty months from the date of admission.
 
Course load 
Minimum six credits (or two courses); maximum twelve credits (or four courses) per semester. Permission of the graduate program office is required for exceptions.
 
Credit Transfer & Course Waivers 
Both waivers and transfer may be allowed for courses completed in other universities. Waiver is allowed only for foundation courses/ workshops and transfer may be allowed for courses which are equivalent to ULAB graduate level courses.
 
Residency Requirement 
Students must complete a minimum of 24 credits at ULAB to earn EMBA degree.
 
Financial Information:
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Admission Requirement

• Successful completion of at least a Bachelor’s degree in any discipline.
• 3 years work experience in an executive position (length may relaxed for otherwise deserving candidates).
• Passing the admission test and / or interview.

 
Admission Form 
Admission form is available for Tk. 500 Completed admission forms must include copies of mark-sheets, certificates & testimonials of previous examinations (SSC & HSC or “O” & “A” levels, bachelor degree) and four copies of recent passport-size photographs.
 

Course Summary:

Capstone Course (3 credits)

After successful completion of all foundation and core courses students integrate the acquired concepts by a process of synthesis accomplished through the course Strategic Management.
 
Double Major/Major-Minor

The students are allowed to do double major or ‘a major & a minor’. Students may take two additional courses from a second area, which will be considered as a minor.
 
Students who already graduated may also be allowed to register in relevant major courses for which a separate certificate will be issued.

The Bachelor of Social Science in Media Studies and Journalism has a cutting-edge curriculum relevant to industry and unmatched by other schools. The highlights of the curriculum are as follows:

LIBERAL ARTS BASED

The curriculum ensures a broad knowledge base. Students take ten general education courses in the fields of English, Bangladesh Studies, Computer Studies. World Civilization_ Social Sciences, Humanities and Physical Sciences. Moreover, students are required to take five minor courses whether from Business, English or Computer Studies.

RELEVANT TO INDUSTRY

The curriculum is designed based on an analysis of demand and supply relating to the manpower requirements of the communication and media industry. From our studies, the department has developed courses in business journalism; digital film and television production; and public relations. In addition, students are required to have an internship in an organization to enable them to appreciate and experience the dynamics of working in a professional setting.

INTERDISCIPLINARY

Communication is the heart of all social intercourse. It is, at its very core, interdisciplinary. Hence, the curriculum combines various fields in the discipline and actively recruits faculty from different academic training and traditions. The result is a dynamic department that discusses and explores social phenomena from many angles.

BALANCED IN TERMS OF THEORY AND PRACTICE

The department believes in a balance of theory and practice. Theories act as guides enabling students to avoid guesswork and seek inspiration from existing bodies of knowledge. Practice is essential in perfecting a skill or craft. Media and journalism professionals learn by doing things over and over again. Students must build a portfolio (consisting of media projects) by the time they graduate.

DEVOTED TO CULTURAL AND COMMUNICATION STUDIES

A uniquely designed programme to expose the students to the study of various cultural aspects – visual art, religion, music, fashion, historical traditions, communities, social relations and conflicts, etc. It focuses on issues such as mass culture, popular culture, visual culture, globalization, gender, sexuality, media power, new communication technologies, normative, legal and ethical issues in media representation.

GEARED TOWARDS KNOWLEDGE GENERATION

The university aspires to be a research university. It is enshrined in its vision. The department strives to follow this vision by setting its research agenda and by establishing a scholastic track record. It has a journal on ICT for development.

EMPHASIZING ON FILM, MEDIA, CREATIVE ART, PUBLIC RELATIONS AND JOURNALISM

The department has strategically decided to focus on certain fields of Communication. The faculty has specializations in film, media, creative art, public relations and journalism. The facilities provide adequate support to enable teaching in these areas.

PROFESSIONAL SKILLS

A number of courses designed with the focus of skill development. Most of these courses end with creative productions like film, photography, mask, installation or painting. Apprenticeship programmes give the opportunity to increase their professional skills. Industry practitioners directly supervise these programmes.

Total Credit: 54

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