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Overview

Data Period: January 2024 to December 2024
Full time Part time Headcount FTE
Faculty Statistics
1.1 Number of academic staff 22 0 22 22
1.2 Number of academic staff of international/overseas origin 0 0
1.3 Number of academic staff that are female 9 0 9 9
1.4 Number of faculty staff with PhD 6 0 6 6
Research Staff Statistics
2 Number of research staff 0 0
Students Statistics
3.1 Number of total students 328 328 328
3.2 Number of students that are female 178 178 178
3.3 Number of bachelors/undergraduate students 280 0 280 280
3.4 Number of undergraduate students of international/overseas origin 0 0
3.5 Number of masters students 48 0 48 48
3.6 Number of masters students of international/overseas origin 0 0
3.7 Number of doctorate students 0 0
3.8 Number of doctorate students of international/overseas origin 0 0

Student Performance Statistics
4.1 Student Continuation Rate (in %)
4.2 Student Retention Rate (in %)
4.3 Completion Rate (in %)
4.4 First Generation Learners
Degrees Information
5.1 Number of total undergraduate degree programs offered 1
5.2 Number of total undergraduate degree programs offered online 0
5.3 Number of undergraduate degrees awarded
5.4 Number of total postgraduate degree programs offered 3
5.5 Number of total postgraduate degree programs offered online 0
5.6 Number of master’s degrees awarded (MSc, MBA, MA, MPhil)
5.7 Number of doctorates awarded
Tuition Fees
6.1 Average annual tuition fees for an undergraduate program (BDT) 9000
6.2 Average annual tuition fees for an international undergraduate program (BDT) 17500
6.3 Average annual tuition fees for postgraduate programs – Master’s (BDT) 6000
6.4 Average annual tuition fees for postgraduate programs – PhD (BDT) 20000
6.5 Average annual tuition fees for international postgraduate programs (Master’s & PhD) – SAARC countries (USD) 500
6.6 Average annual tuition fees for international postgraduate programs (Master’s & PhD) – non-SAARC countries (USD) 1200
Exchange Student Statistics
7.1 Number of undergraduate exchange students – Inbound
7.2 Number of undergraduate exchange students – Outbound
7.3 Number of graduate/postgraduate exchange students - Inbound
7.4 Number of graduate/postgraduate exchange students - Outbound
Institutional Income
8.1 Research income
8.2 Research income from industry and commerce
Total (7.1 + 7.2)

As a distinctive discipline, the anthropology department started its journey in 1995. This discipline began its activities with three years of honours and a one-year master's degree, and the first honours degree was awarded in 1998 and the master's degree in 1999. Fieldwork-based research and integrating distinctive perspectives to studying society, theory, and research rapidly attracted the student to the department. The popularity of this discipline in the contemporary world and the usefulness of the subject matter gave this department an important space. Currently, the departmental academic and other activities are run by the tireless labour and dynamic ‍activities of the seventeen teachers. There are five other faculty members pursuing higher studies at home and abroad. From the start, 30 batches are running now, and the students of this department are joining different universities in teaching and are also engaged in the research and development sector, administration, banking, etc., and are playing a role in the country's development. In addition, every year, a large number of students of this department go abroad with a scholarship for higher education and add to the good reputation of the country by joining different organisations. Every year nearly 68 students enroll in BSS (Hons), and almost 55 students enrol in MSS in this department. Along with academic activities, this department organises ‍study tours, seminars, and workshops. Besides this, it organises different cultural programmes, including National Day, Women's Day, Children's Day, and Indigenous People's Day. We welcome prospective students to take part in this journey.