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⏱ Duration: 12 Weeks (25 Hours Total / 25 classes, 1 hour each) | Equivalent to 1 Credit Hour | Blended (In-person + Online)
To provide foundational knowledge and practical skills in investment analysis and portfolio management, enabling informed decision-making and effective portfolio strategies.
A 2024 DIU survey highlights a skills gap in capital market knowledge, with 60% of Business Department students seeking investment training. BICM course statistics show a 20% rise in enrollment for portfolio management courses, reflecting demand in merchant banks and broker houses (e.g., UCB Investment Ltd.). Job postings on bdjobs.com also emphasize skills in equity valuation and risk analysis.
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Hands-on Professional Training on HPLC: Your Gateway to Analytical Excellence - (Batch 4)
Course Code: DIU-MCA-MC29003
Course Title: Hands on Professional Training on HPLC: Your Gateway to Analytical Excellence
Start Date: April 22, 2026
Duration: 40 hours (5 days)
Mode: In-person (interactive lectures, hands-on lab sessions, data analysis workshops)
Class Size: 20-25 participants
Course Equivalent: 2 Credit Hours
Class Date : May 7,8,9 & 15,16 ;2026
Course Fee: Students: 5,000 BDT; Professionals: 6,000 BDT
Course Description
Hands on Professional Training on HPLC: Your Gateway to Analytical Excellence (MC29001) meets the soaring demand for skilled High-Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) professionals, with over 70% of analytical job postings in pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and food safety requiring HPLC expertise. This intensive 5-day course offers hands-on training in operating HPLC systems, method development, sample analysis (pharmaceuticals, foods, herbal products), and troubleshooting. Aligned with industry standards, it prepares participants for quality control, research, or regulatory roles in high-growth sectors. 🌟
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3rd-year+ students in Pharmacy, Genetic Engineering, Biotechnology, Nutrition, Food Engineering, Agricultural Science.
Graduates and early-career professionals seeking analytical skills.
Entry Requirements
Foundational knowledge in analytical chemistry.
3rd-year+ students in Health or Medical Sciences.
Minimum age: 20 years.
Career Pathways
Analytical Chemist, Quality Control Analyst.
Research Scientist in pharma, food, biotech.
Roles in advanced health/life sciences research.
Professional Certificate in HPLC Analytical Techniques.
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⏱ Duration: 18 Hours (Equivalent to 1 Credit Hour) | Mode of Delivery: Offline (In-person classroom lectures and practical sessions)
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GMP and HACCP in Food System: Essentials for Food Safety and Quality Management (MC-34-014) meets the global demand for certified food safety professionals, driven by stringent regulatory standards and sustainable production goals. This course equips participants with practical skills to implement Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) and Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) in food production. Through case studies, hands-on assignments, and expert-led sessions, learners will master risk assessment, compliance, and auditing, preparing them for roles in quality assurance, food safety, and regulatory agencies.
This course aims to train participants in GMP and HACCP principles, enabling them to ensure food safety, quality assurance, regulatory compliance, and effective risk management in food production systems.
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Learners can follow this progression pathway: QA/QC Executive → HACCP Coordinator → Food Safety Officer → Lead Auditor (ISO 22000/HACCP) → Regulatory Agency Roles → Advanced Certification in Food Safety Management.
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Automate with AI Agents for Streamlined Success!
⏱ Duration: 14 Hours (Equivalent of 1 Credit Hour) | Mode of Delivery: Hybrid (Live Online Training & Physical Class)
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In today’s fast-moving digital world, the ability to automate tasks and work smarter is no longer optional — it is essential. This training program is designed for professionals and organizations looking to harness the power of AI Agents to transform their business operations. The curriculum covers essential concepts like AI-Driven Automation, Prompt Engineering, and Workflow Optimization. Participants will explore how to create and deploy no-code AI Agents, integrate them into existing systems, and automate routine tasks for enhanced productivity—all without writing a single line of code.
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In today’s fast-moving digital world, the ability to automate tasks and work smarter is no longer optional—it is essential. Organizations and professionals urgently need to harness AI tools to streamline daily operations, improve productivity, and enhance efficiency without relying heavily on coding.
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To help participants leverage modern AI tools to transform business operations via no-code agents.
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⏱ Duration: 30 Hours (Total) | Weekend (Friday/Saturday)
This course aims to equip future site engineers and project managers with practical skills in structural execution supervision and comprehensive site safety management.
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Module 1: Structural Execution
Module 2: Site Safety & EHS
Module 3: Operational Management
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⏱ Duration: 4 Days (Intensive Workshop) | In-person Hands-on Lab Training
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This professional course is designed to equip library professionals and fresh graduates with specialized skills in library automation. It focuses on the installation, configuration, and management of Koha, the leading open-source Integrated Library System (ILS), combined with MARC21 bibliographic standards. The training addresses the need for modern digital hubs by teaching participants how to transition traditional libraries into automated, searchable, and interoperable systems.
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This course aims to equip library professionals and students with the technical skills to implement and manage automated library systems. Objectives:
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⏱ Duration: 12 Hours (Total) | 6 Lectures (2 Hours each)
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This introductory course offers a brief history and key themes of Restorative Justice (RJ), positioning it as a paradigm shift from traditional punitive justice. It critically examines the values, principles, and practices of RJ, exploring major themes such as relationship building and community strengthening in detail.
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This course aims to introduce the history, values, and principles of Restorative Justice. Objectives:
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⏱ Duration: 12 Hours (Total) | 6 Lectures (2 Hours Each)
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This introductory course familiarizes participants with key concepts of conflict, peace, conflict transformation, justice, and reconciliation. It moves beyond government-led resolutions to empower citizens with the skills to address crimes and conflicts at personal, relational, structural, and cultural levels. Through the "Peacebuilding Wheel" model, participants examine intervention options, their strengths and limitations, and how to choose contextually appropriate solutions.
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The purpose of this course is to familiarize participants with key concepts of conflict transformation, justice, and reconciliation. Objectives:
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⏱ Duration: 24 Hours (Total) | Mode: Hybrid (In-person + Lab Sessions + Online)
This course is a hands-on, hybrid micro-credential designed to bridge the gap between technical engineering and business strategy. Through real-world case studies, supply chain simulations, and strategic decision-making workshops, it transforms graduates into industry-ready leaders capable of managing both the production floor and the balance sheet.
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⏱ Duration: 12 Hours (6 weeks - 2 Hours per seasson) | Mode: In-person | Class Day: Weekend (Friday/Saturday) or Scheduled Workshop Day
Understanding the fundamentals of economics is essential for individuals across all disciplines, as economic principles directly influence business decisions, government policies, and everyday personal choices. There is currently a strong demand for economic literacy among non-economics professionals—including engineers, healthcare providers, and entrepreneurs—who need to understand market behavior and apply economic reasoning in real-life situations.
This course aims to provide participants with a foundational understanding of core economic concepts and theories. Objectives:
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⏱ Duration: 6 Weeks | 24 Contact Hours (Blended: Online Lectures + In-person/Virtual Labs)
The global AI in Healthcare market is currently experiencing explosive growth, creating a massive skills gap in the intersection of medicine and technology. Hospitals, diagnostic centers, and HealthTech startups are actively seeking specialized engineers who can analyze complex medical data—such as MRI, CT scans, and X-Rays—using Artificial Intelligence.
This skill set is becoming critical for the modern telemedicine and automated diagnostics industry, particularly for tasks such as the automated detection of tumors, pneumonia, and other pathologies. Despite the high demand, there is a scarcity of professionals capable of bridging the technical gap between traditional biomedical engineering and modern machine learning implementation.
This course is designed to bridge the gap between Biomedical Engineering and Artificial Intelligence, equipping learners with the ability to build automated diagnostic systems.
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This course follows a structured week-by-week progression from foundational image handling to advanced Deep Learning deployment.
Week 1: Introduction & Image Handling
Week 2: Preprocessing Techniques
Week 3: Image Segmentation
Week 4: Feature Extraction & ML Classifiers
Week 5: Deep Learning in Medical Imaging
Week 6: Capstone Project & Showcase
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Lead Instructor: Professor Dr. Emdad Khan (CEO, InternetSpeech Inc. USA)
Co-Instructor: Md. Ridoy Sarkar (Lecturer, Daffodil International University)
⏱ Duration: 10 Weeks | 48 Hours (Total)
This course is designed to bridge the critical gap between technical AI skills and business value creation. Moving beyond experimental models, this program equips professionals to architect, govern, and scale AI solutions across large organizations. It focuses on integrating AI with legacy systems (ERP, CRM), ensuring compliance, and optimizing ROI for sustainable business transformation.
With the rapid rise of AI and Digital Transformation, organizations are moving beyond experimental AI models to scalable, governed enterprise solutions. There is a critical gap for professionals who can bridge technical AI skills (Data Science, LLMs) with business value creation (ROI, Compliance, Integration). Industry demands architects who can deploy AI across supply chains, HR, and finance at scale.
The purpose of this course is to equip students with the skills to architect, govern, and scale AI solutions in large organizations. Objectives:
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