Published : 08 Sep 2026, 10:41 PM
Updated : 16 Sep 2026, 11:48 AM
Daffodil International University (DIU) has held its Central Orientation Programme for newly admitted students of the Fall 2026 semester at its Daffodil Smart City campus in Ashulia.
The day-long programme on Tuesday introduced the newcomers to the university’s academic and co-curricular activities, facilities, services and opportunities.
The students were welcomed in the morning at Swadhinata Shommelon Kendro with flowers and commemorative gifts from members of BNCC, Air Rover Scouts and student volunteers.
DIU clubs and offices, including the Office of International Affairs, Career Development Center, HRDI, Admission.AC, Skill.Jobs, GoEdu and DILC, set up booths to brief the students about their services and activities.
Prof ABM Kamal Pasha, advisor to the Office of Students’ Affairs, delivered the welcome address.
Vice Chancellor Prof MR Kabir gave a special address, while Board of Trustees Chairman Md Sabur Khan greeted the newcomers through a video message.
National cricket star and former Bangladesh captain Mohammad Mushfiqur Rahim attended as chief guest. Sharing his experiences, he encouraged the students to pursue their goals with determination and confidence.
Crests were later presented to the special and distinguished guests.
An alumni experience-sharing session featured Priya Rani Dey, key account manager at SSLCommerz and CSE alumna; Md Farhad Hossain, assistant manager at ACI Motors and JMC alumnus; Md Sazzadur Rahman Shawon, assistant manager at Miyaki Media and BA alumnus; and Engineer Md Rezaul Karim, founder and CEO of Sunpower Technology and EEE alumnus. They shared their academic journeys, professional experiences and career insights.
The “Meet the Achievers” segment recognised students who had excelled in different fields, while winners of university sports competitions received prizes from Prof Kamal Pasha.
A photoshoot for the newcomers was held in front of the Knowledge Tower, followed by an afternoon cultural programme featuring dance and other performances with participation from the new students.
Organised by the Office of Students’ Affairs, the orientation was intended to familiarise newcomers with DIU’s academic environment, facilities, activities and opportunities as they begin their university journey.
The university authorities expressed hope that the programme would help the students adapt quickly and progress towards their academic and career goals.
