Bangladesh Open University (BOU)
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02 929111202 9291101~4
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board bazar, gazipur, gazipur, 1700, Dhaka, Bangladesh, Dhaka, Bangladesh
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About the Business
Bangladesh Open University (BOU) is located in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Company is working in Universities business activities. Visit company's website for more information : http://www.bou.edu.bd. You can reach the company by phone at 02 9291112, 02 9291101~4
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Location & Hours
| Mon | 09 am - 03.30 pm |
|---|---|
| Tue | 09 am - 03.30 pm |
| Wed | 09 am - 03.30 pm |
| Thu | 08 am - 04 pm |
| Fri | 08 am - 04 pm |
| Sat | closed |
| Sun | closed |
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Tariful Islam
A nice, pleasing Campus. Well decorated and organized. Neat and clean. Green trees, fields, gardens, birds creeping.
Himendra Yadav
Today I visited Bangladesh Open University. The campus is very beautiful and well maintained from inside. It very easy to approach as the university is on the road and enough space to park your vehicle inside the campus. If you want to explore courses for higher studies then you should check out BOU.
Abdullah Al Roman
I'm a student of Bangladesh Open University. The Gazipur main campus is beautifully decorated and organised way. The scenario is very soothing. If you stay here you will enjoy a soothing environment. Infrastructure & development is ongoing though it is well decorated. Playground and staff quarters are also here. I am very much proud for being a student pf Bangladesh Open University.
Anowar Hossain
The Bangladesh Open University (BOU) is the first open university in Bangladesh. It offers distance education programs to learners who are unable to attend traditional universities. BOU aims to provide quality education to a wide range of learners, including those who are working or have family responsibilities.
Atikul Islam
The need for an open university in Bangladesh was felt long ago. The history of distance education in Bangladesh dates back to 1956 when the Education Directorate was assigned with the responsibility for the distribution of 200 radio receivers to educational institutions. This led to the creation of an Audio-Visual Cell, which was upgraded to the Audio-Visual Education Centre in 1962. No further progress in distance education was made till 1971. After Independence, Bangladesh faced the challenge of meeting the educational needs of mass people. To meet this challenge the necessity for a new mode of education was widely felt. As a sequel to that feeling, the School Broadcasting Pilot Project was launched in 1978. The project was transformed into the National Institute of Educational Media and Technology (NIEMT) in 1983.