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Bangladesh's private universities go to Australia to build partnerships for their students

A delegation of Bangladesh's private university leaders is in Australia this week, led by Daffodil International University founder Dr Md Sabur Khan, to build academic partnerships, research collaboration and skills programmes for Bangladeshi students. The group met leaders at the University of Sydney and Macquarie University and visited TAFE NSW, accompanied by Australian trade officials, ahead of the Australian International Education Conference in Sydney. For students in Dhaka, such partnerships can mean joint degrees, research exchanges and skills training shaped with employers — doors opening in both directions.

The upbeat factoruniversities reaching across oceans so their students can, too.
✓ Verified · The Business Standard · 2026-10-27 · Bangladesh
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