Message from The dean
Dean - Faculty Of Humanities & Social Science
At the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, we uphold a philosophy rooted in trust,
human dignity, and moral responsibility. We believe that the teaching profession is not only a
career but a noble calling—one that shapes minds, nurtures values, and contributes profoundly
to the development of a just and enlightened society. Teaching is distinct in its purpose and
impact, and it is through the integrity, punctuality, discipline, and devotion of educators that
the profession continues to earn society’s respect.
Our faculty is built upon strong ethical foundations. We believe that honesty, mutual respect,
and a deep sense of duty are essential qualities every educator must embody. A teacher’s
responsibility extends beyond the classroom—to students, parents, society, and the nation at
large. Therefore, it is imperative that our teachers serve as role models, committed to lifelong
learning and continuous professional development.
The Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences comprises the Departments of Bangla and English Language and Literature, Law, Sociology and Anthropology, Government and Politics, and Islamic Studies. This diverse academic structure allows us to offer a rich, interdisciplinary learning environment. Each department contributes to an education that is not only
intellectually rigorous but also grounded in human values, reflective thought, and social consciousness. The curriculum encourages students to engage with the complexities of life, human relationships, state mechanisms, ethical norms, and spiritual ideals.
As the largest faculty in the university, we are proud of our diversity of disciplines and the collective strength it brings to our academic community. Our mission is to produce knowledgeable, responsible, and morally conscious graduates who are capable of leading with
wisdom and compassion. We aim to create a generation that is committed to truth, justice, tolerance, and peace—qualities that are urgently needed in today’s world. Ultimately, we believe that education is not complete without the cultivation of character.
Teachers must be the torchbearers of truth, morality, and knowledge, inspiring students to become responsible citizens and lifelong learners. Only then we can truly fulfill our vision of building a humane, enlightened, and progressive society.