Stamford University Bangladesh organised a two-day training workshop titled “Admission Workshop 2027” to strengthen admission-related activities, improve operational efficiency and enhance coordination among departments involved in the university’s admission process.

The workshop was held on 2–3 November 2026 at the conference room of the university’s Siddeswari campus, bringing together officials from the Admission Office, Public Relations Division (PRD), Call Centre and Query Management Team, according to the press release.

The programme focused on improving admission operations, strengthening understanding of departmental responsibilities and ensuring effective communication with prospective students and their guardians.

It also aimed to establish a more coordinated approach to providing accurate admission-related information and improving the overall quality of services.

The two-day workshop featured training sessions conducted by officials from different departments of the university, who shared practical knowledge and experiences relating to their respective functions, operational procedures and service delivery mechanisms.

On the first day, 2 November, the sessions were conducted by Director of Finance Mohammad Motaher Hossain, Acting Head of the Admission Department Md Ashik Mahmud, Head of the Public Relations Division Prodeepto Mobarook and Senior Executive of the Admission Office Zakir Hossan.

The sessions covered departmental operations and responsibilities relating to financial procedures, public relations, admission management and communication with prospective students.

Participants also discussed ways to strengthen coordination among the departments responsible for supporting the university’s admission activities.

On the second day, 3 November, the sessions were conducted by Registrar Muhammad Abdul Matin; Mohammad Nazmul Huq, associate professor of marketing in the Department of Business Administration and head of the Department of Master of Addiction and Rehabilitation Studies; Head of the IT Division Md Anisur Rahman; Assistant Controller at the Office of the Controller of Examinations Asfia Aktar; and Acting Head of the Admission Department Md Ashik Mahmud.

The sessions highlighted administrative procedures, academic programme information, technological support, examination regulations and admission management processes.

The participating officials also discussed the importance of providing accurate academic information, responding promptly to admission-related queries and maintaining effective communication with students and their guardians.

Through the exchange of departmental knowledge and practical experiences, the workshop sought to improve participants’ understanding of the university’s administrative and academic structure.

The programme also emphasised stronger collaboration among relevant departments to ensure efficient information-sharing, timely responses to queries and a smoother admission experience for prospective students and their guardians.

The initiative reflects Stamford University Bangladesh’s continued efforts to strengthen institutional capacity, improve service quality and make its admission process more efficient, student-friendly and professionally coordinated.