Pabna University of Science and Technology (PUST) is celebrating its 18th anniversary, with preparations for 'University Day' underway. The university, established on 30 acres of reclaimed land, has grown significantly since its inception with 180 students to now hosting approximately 6,000 students across 21 departments under five faculties. The campus features notable landmarks such as Swadhinata Chattar, Shahid Minar, Muktamancha, and Ananda Sarobar Lake, contributing to its aesthetic appeal. PUST has made strides in education, research, and administrative automation, with plans to transition to a 'paperless' system. The university has positively impacted Pabna's economy and the surrounding educational, commercial, and residential environment. Students and faculty are engaged in various extracurricular activities and research, with alumni making significant contributions both nationally and internationally.
Growth and Development
PUST began with 180 students and has expanded to approximately 6,000 students across 21 departments. The university has introduced new institutes and cells, including the Institute of Innovation and Entrepreneurship Development, and has implemented smart technologies in its library and administrative systems.
Economic Impact
The establishment of PUST has had a positive impact on Pabna's economy, influencing the educational, commercial, and residential sectors in the surrounding area.
Student and Faculty Achievements
Students and faculty at PUST are actively involved in research and various extracurricular activities. Notable achievements include the development of a smart wheelchair, an app for parental monitoring of student progress, and innovative research in computer vision and machine learning.
Future Aspirations
The newly appointed Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Abul Hasnat Moha Shamim, aims to align the university's education system with the labor market, provide practical training, and foster a sense of social responsibility among students.
