Vice Chancellor, Pro-Vice Chancellor, Treasurer

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    Atiqul Islam reappointed as NSU VC
    (The Daily Star, 2024-03-06) The Daily Star
    Professor Dr. Atiqul Islam has been reappointed as Vice Chancellor of North South University (NSU). Acharya President of the University. Sahabuddin appointed this. This appointment was announced in a notification of the Secondary and Higher Education Department of the Ministry of Education last Sunday. Atiqul Islam will serve as Vice-Chancellor till February 22, 2028. NSU Board of Trustees Chairman Javed Munir Ahmed congratulated Atiqul Islam on his re-appointment as Vice-Chancellor. Atiqul Islam serves as the Executive Dean and Vice-Chancellor (Engagement) of the Faculty of Business and Law at Edith Cowan University, Perth, Australia. He has served at the University of Sydney, NSW, Curtin University, Canterbury University and National University Singapore. Atiqul Islam graduated from Dhaka University with First Class and Post Graduate Degree. He received his PhD from the University of Sydney.
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    Building a global Campus- NC VC Interview with The Daily Star
    (The Daily Star, 2026-07-27) The Daily Star
    As Bangladesh’s universities compete on a global stage, they are pouring investment into research, internationalisation and entrepreneurship to turn graduates into innovators and employers, not just job seekers. Professor Abdul Hannan Chowdhury, PhD, Vice Chancellor of North South University (NSU), speaks with The Daily Star. This article published by The Daily Star features an interview with Professor Abdul Hannan Chowdhury, It highlights how Bangladeshi universities are striving to compete on a global scale by increasing investments in research, internationalization, and entrepreneurship. The discussion outlines NSU's strategic vision to transform graduates into innovators and job creators rather than job seekers, fostering leadership and global standards within higher education.