Here’s an overview of Ph.D. admissions, results, average salary, and top recruiting companies for students graduating from BRAC University (BAU) in Bangladesh:
Eligibility: Applicants typically need a Master’s degree in a relevant field with a strong academic record. Some programs may require GRE/GMAT scores or equivalent.
Application Process: Submit an online application, academic transcripts, a research proposal, letters of recommendation, and a statement of purpose.
Areas of Research: BAU offers Ph.D. programs in fields like Computer Science, Economics, Public Health, Engineering, and Social Sciences.
Admission Timeline: Admissions are usually announced twice a year (Spring and Fall semesters). Check the official BAU website for specific deadlines.
Result Announcement: Results are typically published on the BAU website and communicated via email. The process may take a few weeks to months after the application deadline.
Selection Criteria: Based on academic performance, research proposal quality, and performance in interviews or written tests (if applicable).
In Bangladesh: Ph.D. graduates from BAU can expect an average starting salary of BDT 80,000–150,000 per month in academia, research institutions, or corporate sectors.
Internationally: Salaries vary by country and field. For example:
USA: 120,000 per year.
Europe: €50,000–€90,000 per year.
Middle East: 100,000 per year.
Academia and Research:
BRAC University
University of Dhaka
North South University (NSU)
International Islamic University Chittagong (IIUC)
Research organizations like icddr,b and BIDS.
Corporate Sector:
Grameenphone
Robi Axiata
Unilever Bangladesh
Square Pharmaceuticals
BRAC Bank
International Opportunities:
Universities and research institutions abroad (e.g., MIT, Harvard, Oxford).
Multinational companies like Google, Microsoft, and IBM (for technical fields).
NGOs and development organizations (e.g., UNDP, WHO, World Bank).
Academic Careers: Professors, researchers, and academic administrators.
Industry Roles: Data scientists, consultants, R&D specialists, and policy analysts.
Entrepreneurship: Starting research-based ventures or consultancies.