Islamic University

Islamic University, Bangladesh, is a public university in Kushtia serving students in the south-western region of the country. Established under the Islamic University Act of 1980, it was the first university founded after Bangladesh’s independence. Its campus lies between Kushtia and Jhenaidah, along the Khulna–Kushtia National Highway.

The university offers academic programs across a broad range of disciplines through faculties covering theology and Islamic studies, arts, social sciences, law, business administration, sciences, engineering and technology, biological sciences, and Islamic and comparative religion. Its academic and research resources include a central laboratory, library, e-library, journals, an online journal archive, and research and collaboration initiatives.

Islamic University also supports campus life with residential halls, student counseling, clubs and activities, medical care, physical education, transport, and information and communication technology services. Through its website, the university provides information on admissions, examinations, notices, careers, procurement, and university administration, alongside online resources such as webmail and library search. Its services and facilities support teaching, research, student development, and campus operations.