DU undergraduate fresher reception ceremony held

BSS
Published On: 11 Aug 2025, 17:31
DU undergraduate fresher reception ceremony was held today at the Teachers and Students Centre (TSC). Photo: DU

DHAKA, August 11, 2025 (BSS) - Dhaka University authorities today welcomed new undergraduate students from the Faculty of Social Sciences and several other institutes with a reception and introductory programme. 

The reception ceremony was held at the Teachers and Students Centre (TSC) of the university this morning. DU Pro-Vice Chancellor Prof Sayema Haque Bidisha attended the event as the chief guest.

Director of the Student Counselling and Guidance Office, Prof Mehjabin Haque, presided over the function, while DU Treasurer Prof Jahangir Alam spoke as the special guest.

Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences Prof Taiabur Rahman and Proctor Saifuddin Ahmed also extended formal greetings to the freshers.

Two students, speaking on behalf of the newcomers, expressed their views at the programme.

Speaking as the chief guest, Prof Sayema urged the students to maintain healthy relationships with peers and faculty members. She encouraged them to remain open and communicative throughout their academic journey.

"University life is the best time to explore and connect with others, including friends and teachers. Good relationships ease our lives. There will be ups and downs. Ups and downs are inevitable, but we must not let them discourage us. This is the time to focus on developing our skills and enhancing our personal and academic growth," she added.

 

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