Khulna University

What you'll study

Teaching is delivered through the Business Administration Discipline, which has been responsible for undergraduate and postgraduate management education at the School. The Discipline historically introduced the four-year BBA in the country and has graduated around 300 students since its 1991 start. The School’s activities combine management education, training, and research with practical engagement such as regular management training for Bangladesh Naval officers.

Entry requirements

The published source does not list specific academic entry criteria for the MBA; the School runs multiple formats including regular MBA, Evening MBA and Executive MBA, indicating pathways for full-time and working professionals. Prospective applicants should consult the School for current eligibility and application procedures.

Career prospects

Graduates from the Discipline have entered the job market and taken roles within national and multinational business organisations in Bangladesh. The School’s links with management development forums and its record of executive training (for example with the Bangladesh Navy) support employability in managerial and administrative roles across industry and public sector organisations.

Scholarships & funding angle

The source text does not specify scholarships or funding. Applicants should enquire directly with Khulna University’s Management and Business Administration School or its central student finance office about available scholarships, assistantships or employer-sponsored options for its MBA and other management programmes.