The business administration department of Canadian University of Bangladesh recently hosted a significant event titled "Voice of Students," showing their commitment to fostering open communication and addressing student concerns. This interactive session aimed to bridge the gap between students and faculty, creating a more collaborative and enriching learning environment.

The event started with introductions by esteemed faculty members, Mr. Moniruzzaman and Mrs. Benazir Rahman. They warmly welcomed two distinguished guest speakers: SM Arifuzamman and the esteemed Vice-Chancellor (VC) Dr. G. U. Ahsan.

Both speakers delivered valuable insights that sparked meaningful discussions. SM Arifuzamman, shared his knowledge on societal issues, providing students with a broader perspective on the current landscape.  CUB's VC Sir, undoubtedly a leader within the university, addressed educational practices, potentially outlining CUB's vision for fostering a superior learning experience.

The audience, comprised of both students and faculty members, actively participated by asking questions to the speakers. This exchange of ideas likely fostered a deeper understanding of critical issues faced by the business community and educational institutions.

The "Voice of Students" event serves as a testament to CUB business department's dedication to fostering a vibrant learning environment. By prioritizing open communication and student engagement, CUB is creating a space where students feel empowered to voice their concerns and actively participate in shaping their educational journey.

The success of this event underscores the importance of such seminars.  These sessions facilitate improved communication between students and faculty, leading to a more collaborative and enriching learning atmosphere for all.   CUB's commitment to organizing similar events in the future demonstrates their ongoing efforts to promote transparency, collaboration, and ultimately, improved service delivery to their student body.