Three Bangladesh universities join Oracle Academy programme

FE reportbrThree leading private universities in Bangladesh – American International University of Bangladesh (AIUB), BRAC University (BRAC), and Daffodil International University (DIU) – will integrate the Oracle Academy into their computer science programmes.brAs a result, more than 400 students from these universities will have access to world-class technical curriculum and hands-on experience with Oracle’s industry-leading database and middleware software.brThe Oracle Academy Programme enables students to develop vital business, technology skills and a competitive advantage to enter the global workforce. brThe Bangladesh students will join 655,000 students from 4100 institutions in 86 countries to benefit from the Oracle Academy programme. brThe Oracle Academy and the Oracle Education Foundation’s initiatives reach over one million students worldwide. The Oracle Academy supports 655,000+ students in 86 countries. By partnering with schools, districts, and ministries that believe in early career preparation, the Oracle Academy helps students develop the technology and business skills required for 21st century careers. Participating institutions may integrate Oracle’s cutting-edge software and curriculum into their courses and avail their faculty to first-class professional development opportunities.br“The Oracle Academy will provide Bangladesh students with access to training needed for 21st century careers,” said Samina Rizwan, Oracle ASEAN Regional Director. “These students will help meet the increased demand for a skilled workforce, as well as address the needs of the IT industry in our country.” brWhile commenting on the oracle software, Dr. Sayeed Salam, Chairperson, Computer Science and Engineering Department, BRAC University hoped that the Oracle Academy will act as a catalyst to educate the architects of the IT economy of Bangladesh. The privileges and benefits of joining the Oracle Academy will boost student and faculty interest and enhance the skills and employability of our graduates, said Dr. Carmen Z. Lamagna, Vice Chancellor, AIUB.