Academic philosophy: the Grameen Entrepreneurial Mindset.
The core curriculum of Grameen University is not organized around a collection of subjects, but around the cultivation of a single, powerful mindset called the Grameen Entrepreneurial Mindset. It is grounded in the belief that all human beings are born entrepreneurs. Some get a chance to unleash that capacity. Some never got the chance, never knew that he or she has that capacity.
Grameen University students are encouraged to look closely at the social and environmental problems around them. They learn to see failure as a normal part of learning and to build strength through trying again and again. Students will start with a question “what kind of world I want?” This is to help them use their power of imagination. Students are taught to use imagination and create value even when resources are limited, rather than waiting for perfect conditions.
This pedagogy applies to all fields of study, not only to business. At Grameen University, every student is prepared to become an entrepreneur. The university believes that entrepreneurship is not a special talent for a few, but a natural capacity of all human beings.
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Dean: To be announced soon
The School of Entrepreneurship and Business prepares students for leadership roles in social business and sustainable entrepreneurship. Our programs combine traditional business education with social impact focus.
Programs Offered:
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)
Master of Business Administration (MBA)
Key Features:
Social business case studies and projects
Entrepreneurship development programs
Microfinance and financial inclusion focus
Sustainable business practices
Global business perspectives
School of Engineering
Dean: To be announced soon
The School of Engineering focuses on technology solutions for social challenges, emphasizing sustainable and accessible engineering practices.
Programs Offered:
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Engineering (CSE)
Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Electronic Engineering (EEE)
Bachelor of Science in Data Science and Machine Learning Techniques
Bachelor of Science in Health Science and Technology
Key Features:
Technology for social good
Sustainable engineering practices
Community-based projects
Innovation and entrepreneurship
Global engineering standards
School of Humanities & Social Sciences
Dean: To be announced soon
This school explores human society, culture, and legal frameworks through the lens of
social justice and sustainable development.
Programs Offered:
Bachelor of Arts in English
Key Features:
Social justice and human rights focus
Community engagement and advocacy
Interdisciplinary approaches
Critical thinking and analysis
Global perspectives on social issues
School of Social Business
Dean: To be announced soon
This unique school is dedicated to the study and practice of social business, combining business acumen with social impact.
Programs Offered:
Bachelor of Science in Social Business Management
Bachelor of Entrepreneurship
Master of Microfinance
Key Features:
Social business methodology
Microfinance and financial inclusion
Sustainable development practices
Community-based learning
Global social business network
School of Sciences
Dean: To be announced soon
The School of Sciences emphasizes research and application of scientific knowledge for social benefit and environmental sustainability.
Programs Offered:
Bachelor of Pharmacy
Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Management
Bachelor of Science in Molecular Biology
Bachelor of Science in Physics and Chemistry
Key Features:
Research-driven curriculum
Environmental sustainability focus
Healthcare and public health emphasis
Laboratory and field work
Community health initiatives
Academic Programs Structure
Undergraduate Programs
Duration: 4 years (12 semesters)
Credit Hours: 120-140 credits depending on program
General Education: 30-40 credits
Major Requirements: 60-80 credits
Social Business Component: 15-20 credits
Capstone Project: 6-12 credits
Graduate Programs
Master’s Programs: 1-2 years (6 semesters)
Credit Hours: 36-60 credits depending on program
Core Courses: 18-24 credits
Electives: 12-18 credits
Thesis/Project: 6-12 credits
Social Business Integration: Throughout curriculum
Academic Calendar
Spring Semester
Duration: January – April (4 months)
Registration: December-January
Classes Begin: January
Mid-term Exams: TBD
Final Exams: TBD
Results: TBD
Summer Semester
- Duration: May – August (4 months)
- Registration: April-May
- Classes Begin: May
- Mid-term Exams: TBD
- Final Exams: TBD
- Results: TBD
Fall Semester
- Duration: September – December (4 months)
- Registration: August-September
- Classes Begin: September
- Mid-term Exams: TBD
- Final Exams: TBD
- Results: TBD