Degrees Without Destinations: Why Bangladesh’s Universities Are Failing the Economy
Annually, approximately 700,000 graduates enter the Bangladeshi employment sector, armed with academic qualifications that have taken them four to five years to obtain. It is estimated that the economy generates approximately 300,000 employment opportunities per annum, which are suitable for the absorption of the unemployed population (data source: BBS). The resulting discrepancy cannot be considered…
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