Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has emphasized the need to reform Bangladesh’s education system in line with technological advancements. Speaking at a University Grants Commission workshop on “Transformation of Higher Education in Bangladesh” held at Dhaka University’s Senate Building on May 12, he said that knowledge is now interdisciplinary and that education must evolve to meet the demands of the modern world. He called for a curriculum overhaul from primary to higher education to make it more time-appropriate and employment-oriented.
Rahman highlighted the importance of research, innovation, and skill development to reduce unemployment among graduates. He announced government initiatives to modernize higher education through apprenticeships, internships, and industry-academia collaboration. Plans include establishing Innovation and Entrepreneurship Development Institutes and Science Parks in universities, as well as promoting innovation fairs and technical education from school level.
Addressing the Fourth Industrial Revolution, he noted that technologies such as artificial intelligence, robotics, and biotechnology are reshaping job markets. The prime minister urged educators and professionals to embrace technological excellence while preserving moral and social values to build a knowledge-based, ethical society.
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