Dr. Muhammad Ismail Hossain :: Faculty Profile

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Muhammad Ismail Hossain is a Professor of Marketing at the University of Dhaka and currently serves as the Provost of Universal College Bangladesh, where he provides academic leadership across the Monash, University of London (LSE), and University of Lancashaire programmes. He previously held the position of Dean of Academic Affairs at the same institution. He obtained his Ph.D. in consumer ...

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His research spans tourism, consumer behaviour, and supply chain management, with an increasing focus on sustainability, resilience, and digital transformation in emerging markets. He has co-authored influential scholarly books, including Social Media Storms: Empowering Leadership Beyond Crisis Management (Routledge), and more recently Marketing in a Transition Economy: New Realities, Challenges and Prospects (Springer Nature).

Professor Hossain has an extensive publication record comprising books, research monographs, and articles in leading international journals. His work appears in top-tier outlets such as the Journal of Supply Chain Management, Journal of Travel Research, Journal of Environmental Management, International Journal of Hospitality Management, Tourism Recreation Research, and Current Issues in Tourism, among others. He also serves on the Editorial Board of the Journal of Travel Research, one of the most prestigious journals in the field of tourism.

He has successfully secured substantial research funding from both national and international agencies and institutions, including the British Council, Economic and Social Research Council (UK), Kyushu University (Japan), ILO, SMEF, UIU and the University of Dhaka. His research contributions extend to policy impact, with published written evidence submitted to the UK Parliamentary Committee on Business and Trade.

In addition to his academic work, Professor Hossain has significant consulting experience across government, international organisations, and industry. His projects include collaborations with multinational corporations, development organisations, and policy bodies in Bangladesh and beyond.

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Degree Name	Group/Major Subject	Board/Institute	Country	Passing Year
Ph.D.	Consumer Behaviour	Monash University	Australia	2015
Masters	International Business	University of Melbourne	Australia	2008
Masters	Marketing	University of Dhaka	Bangladesh	2003
Bachelor	Marketing	University of Dhaka	Bangladesh	2001

Title	Organization	Location	From Date	To Date
Provost, Monash, UoL-LSE & Lancashire Programs	Universal College Bangladesh	Bangladesh	Jun 2026	Present
Dean of Academic Affairs, Monash, UoL-LSE & Lancashire Programs	Universal College Bangladesh	Bangladesh	Mar 2023	May 2026
Editorial Review Board Member	Journal of Travel Research	USA	Jan 2023	Present
Professor	University of Dhaka	Bangladesh	Jun 2017	Present
Associate Professor	University of Dhaka	Bangladesh	Jun 2015	Jun 2017
Assistant Professor	University of Dhaka	Bangladesh	Jun 2010	Jun 2015
Lecturer	University of Dhaka	Bangladesh	Dec 2005	Jun 2010
Lecturer	East West University	Bangladesh	Jan 2005	Dec 2005

Research Interest

Subject	Description	Research Interest (Goal, Target Indicator)
Tourism
Supply Chain Management
Consumer Behavior

Project/Research Supervision

Level of Study

Title

Supervisor

Co-Supervisor(s)

Name of Student(s)

Area of Research

Current Completion

Ph.D.

Navigating AI Voice Recommendations: The Role of Digital Trustworthiness in Consumer Response

Nasrin Akter

Muhammad Ismail Hossain Jun Yao

Md. Anamul Hoque

Project/Research Work

Subject	Project Name	Source of Fund	From Date	To Date	Collaboration
Social Science	Co-Designing the TNE Micro-Credential for Enhancing Climate Literacy in Business	The British Council	15-01-2026	15-06-2027	Nottingham Trent University, Birmingham City University
Social Science	Transforming Responsive and Relational Autonomy in the Garment Sector of the UK and Bangladesh (THRREADS)	UKRI-ESRC	30-07-2024	30-07-2026	University of Essex, University of Derby, Manchester Metropolitan University
Social Science	Research on Family Ride Sharing Models in Developing Countries to Realize SDG 5, 4	Telecommunication Advancement Fund (TAF), Japan	15-04-2024	15-08-2026	Kyushu University
Social Science	Exploring Organizational Resilience Practices of MSMEs in Bangladesh during COVID-19	UIU-IAR Research Grant	03-07-2022	15-04-2025	University of Canterbury, NZ & United International University
Entrepreneurship Development	Preparing Case Studies on SMEs	SMEF	16-07-2019	04-08-2020	SMEF
Marketing	Assessment of the Ek-Shop E-commerce Platform	A2i	16-01-2019	11-08-2020	A2i
Business	A sectoral study on the furniture industries of Bangladesh	SMEF	10-05-2018	03-08-2021	SMEF
Brand Management	Challenges of Ceramic Branding & Export: Role of Entrepreneurs & Government	Bangladesh Ceramic Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BCMEA)	17-10-2017	19-12-2017
Brand Management	Challenges of Branding & Export	Export Promotion Bureau (EPB), Bangladesh	11-09-2017	15-11-2017	EPB
Business	Employment of Expatriates and its Alternatives in the RMG Sector of Bangladesh	ILO	09-01-2017	20-12-2017	CEBAI, ILO
Social Science	An Assessment of the Socio-cultural and Political Factors Driving 'Religion-Based' Violent Extremism in Some Selected Northern Districts of Bangladesh	Ministry of Home Affairs	04-01-2017	12-12-2018	Ministry of Home Affairs, GOB
Business	Industrial Policy 2016: A critical review	Dhaka Chamber of Commerce and Industries (DCCI)	18-01-2016	16-11-2016	DCCI
International Business	An Advocacy Plan for Policy Guidelines on " Overseas Investment by Bangladeshi Entrepreneurs "	International Business Forum Bangladesh (IBFB)	22-12-2015	15-12-2015	IBFB
Social Science	A Feasibility Study in Bosila, Mohammadpurby SOS Children’s village Bangladesh	SOS Children’s village Bangladesh	12-01-2015	18-08-2015	SOS Children's Village, Bangladesh

Invited Talk

SL	Invited Talk
1	A keynote paper prepared and presented on ‘Branding’, a strategic mindset for Sustainable Growth of Bangladesh Ceramic Products in Global Market, Ceramic Expo, Bangladesh-2019, BCMEA.
2	A keynote paper prepared and presented on ‘Challenges of Branding and Export’, EPB, (2017).
3	A Keynote paper prepared and presented on ‘Critical Review of Industrial Policy 2016’, DCCI, (2016). Link https://www.dhakachamber.com/recommendation/recommendation_detail/10
4	Concept paper preparation and presentation on behalf of International Business Forum Bangladesh (IBFB) Paper 1: ‘Overseas investment by Bangladeshi Entrepreneurs’ (2015) Paper 2: ‘An Advocacy Plan for Relaxing the Restriction on Overseas Investment by Bangladeshi Entrepreneurs’ (2016). Link- https://www.thedailystar.net/business/let-local-entrepreneurs-invest-abroad-analysts-160747 Paper 3: ‘Relaxing the FDI barriers for Bangladeshi Entrepreneurs’ (2016). Link- http://www.theindependentbd.com/arcprint/details/68826/2016-11-18
5	A keynote paper prepared and presented on ‘Challenges of Ceramic Branding and Export: Role of Government and Entrepreneurs’, Ceramic Expo, Bangladesh-2017, BCMEA.

SL	Collaboration & Membership Name	Membership Year	Expire Year
1	University of Melbourne Alumni Association	2009	Life Time
2	Monash University Alumni Association	2014	Life Time
3	Dhaka University Marketing Alumni Association	2005	Life Time
4	Dhaka University Alumni Association	2005	Life Time

Book
1	Muhammad Ismail Hossain, Nasrin Akter and Abureza M. Muzareba Marketing in a Transition Economy: New Realities, Challenges, and Prospects. Singapore: Springer Nature, 2024 . View More
2	Nasrin Akter and Muhammad Ismail Hossain Bangladesh E-Waste Value Chain: Structures, Actors, and Interdependencies. Dhaka: Bureau of Business Research, Dhaka University, 2022 .
3	Pernille Rydén, Muhammad Ismail Hossain, Efthymia Kottika and Vatroslav Skare Social Media Storms: Empowering Leadership Beyond Crisis Management. Oxford, UK: Routledge, an imprint of Taylor and Francis, 2021 . View More
4	Muhammad Ismail Hossain and Nasrin Akter Modeling the intention to use E-learning Management System in higher education. Dhaka: To be published by University Grants Commission, 2019 .
5	Muhammad Ismail Hossain, Mohammad Thoufiqul Islam and Mohammad Tareq Employment of expatriates and its alternatives in the RMG sector of Bangladesh. Dhaka: Centre of Excellence for Bangladesh Apparel Industry CEBAI, 2018 .
6	Mohammad Thoufiqul Islam, Muhammad Ismail Hossain, Debashish Kundu, Muntasir Masum and Mohammad Shariat Ullah An assessment of the socio-cultural and political factors driving ‘religion-based’ violent extremism in some selected northern districts of Bangladesh. Dhaka: to be published by Ministry of Home Affairs, 2017-2018 .
7	Nasrin Akter and Muhammad Ismail Hossain Investigating the intention to use online shopping platform: Bangladesh Perspective. Dhaka: Bureau of Business Research, FBS, DU, 2017 .
8	Muhammad Ismail Hossain and Nasrin Akter Inter-generational consumption patterns: Reflection of the ‘capital city’ of a developing country. Dhaka: Bureau of Business Research, FBS, DU, 2013 .

Book Section
1	Shahriar Akter, Muhammad Ismail Hossain, Steven Lu, Sutapa Aditya, Tasnim M. Taufique Hossain and Uraiporn Kattiyapornpong "Does service quality perception in omnichannel retailing matter? A systematic review and agenda for future research." Exploring Omnichannel Retailing. Wojciech Piotrowicz, Richard Cuthbertson Springer, Cham, 2019 71-97 . View More
2	Muhammad Ismail Hossain, Harmen Oppewal and Dewi Tojib "Coping with negative consumption experiences: How attribution influences disappointment, regret, word of mouth and complaining behaviours." Looking Forward, Looking Back: Drawing on the Past to Shape the Future of Marketing. Colin Campbell, Junzhao Jonathon Ma Melbourne: Springer, Cham, 2016 684-687 . View More

Journal Article
1	Girish Prayag, Jessica Mei Pung, Mesbahuddin Chowdhury, Qingqing Bi and Muhammad Ismail Hossain : Transparency, Corruption, and Trust in Determining Residents’ Support for the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL): A Longitudinal Study, Event Management (impact factor:ABDC - A, IF- 2.16) Cognizant Communication Corporation , 2026 .
2	Konstantinos N. Rigopoulos, Pernille Rydén, Efthymia Kottika, Ioannis G. Theodorakis, Vatroslav Skare, Konstantinos G. Kottikas, Alastair M. Morrison and Muhammad Ismail Hossain : How real-time social media engagement shapes value co-creation and co-destruction in hospitality, Current Issues in Tourism (impact factor:4.6 (ABDC-A, ABS-3)) Taylor & Francis , 2026 .
3	Muhammad Ismail Hossain, Arnold Japutra, Md. Nurnobi Islam and Ammar Javed : Mindsets matter: Reimagining the destination brand experience-environmental behaviour link through a cognitive lens, Journal of Environmental Management (impact factor:8.4, ABS-3, ABDC-A) , vol.394 , no.November Elsevier , pp.127648 , 2025 .
4	Nasrin Akter and Muhammad Ismail Hossain : Structure, Actors, and Interdependencies between informal and formal e-waste management supply chain in Bangladesh, Journal of Cleaner Production (impact factor:10.0, ABDC- A) , vol.522 , no.September Elsevier , pp.146146 , 2025 . View More
5	Muhammad Ismail Hossain : Are we doing justice to our higher education, The Business Standard , 2025 . View More
6	Muhammad Ismail Hossain and Nasrin Akter : It’s time Bangladesh built its own global apparel brand, The Daily Star , 2025 . View More
7	Yawei Jiang, Girish Prayag, Mesbahuddin Chowdhury, Muhammad Ismail Hossain and Nasrin Akter : A community capitals perspective of multi-level retrospective and prospective resilience in hospitality firms, International Journal of Hospitality Management (impact factor:10.0, ABDC - A*, ABS 3) , vol.129 , no.August 2025 Elsevier , 2025 . View More
8	Iana Shaheen, Muhammad Ismail Hossain, Arash Azadegan and Mohammad Ali : Power in coordinating supply chain projects in humanitarian settings: A case study of Rohingya refugee camps, Journal of Supply Chain Management (impact factor:10.6 (ABS 4, ABDC A*)) , vol.60 , no.3 Wiley , pp.79-104 , 2024 . View More
9	Muhammad Ismail Hossain, Iana Shaheen, Arash Azadegan and Mohammad Ali : Power in coordinating supply chain projects in humanitarian settings: A case study of Rohingya refugee camps, Journal of Supply Chain Management (impact factor:10.6, ABDC - A, ABS - 4) Wiley , 2024 .
10	Girish Prayag, Yawei Jiang, Mesbahuddin Chowdhury, Muhammad Ismail Hossain and Nasrin Akter : Building Dynamic Capabilities and Organizational Resilience in Tourism Firms During COVID-19: A Staged Approach, Journal of Travel Research (impact factor:10.98, ABDC- A*, ABS- 4) Sage , 2023 . View More
11	Muhammad Ismail Hossain, Arnold Japutra and Nasrin Akter : Emotional intelligence: how it influences tourists’ environmentally responsible behaviour, Tourism Recreation Research (impact factor:4.20, ABDC - A, ABS - 2) Taylor & Francis , 2022 . View More
12	Muhammad Ismail Hossain, Harmen Oppewal and Dewi Tojib : High Expectations: How Tourists Cope With Disappointing Vacation Experiences, Journal of Travel Research (impact factor:10.98, ABDC- A*, ABS- 4) Sage , 2022 . View More
13	Muhammad Ismail Hossain and Arnold Japutra : Tourists’ Mindsets and Choice of Adventurous Holiday Activities, Current Issues in Tourism (impact factor:7.43 ABDC - A, ABS - 2) , vol.24 , no.15 Taylor & Francis , pp.2078-2087 , 2021 . View More
14	Pernille Rydén, Efthymia Kottika, Muhammad Ismail Hossain, Vatroslav Skare and Alastair M. Morrison : Threat or treat for tourism organizations? The Copenhagen Zoo social media storm, International Journal of Tourism Research (impact factor:5.64, ABDC - A, ABS - 2) , vol.22 , no.1 Wiley , pp.108-119 , 2020 . View More
15	Muhammad Ismail Hossain and Nasrin Akter : Do Business Graduates Intend to Adopt the Social Business Model? A Perspective of Developing Country, Journal of New Business Ventures , vol.1 , no.1 , pp.1-17 , 2020 . View More
16	Dildar Hussain, Marko Grünhagen, Swati Panda and Muhammad Ismail Hossain : Franchising in South Asia: Past, present, and future developments, Journal of Marketing Channels (impact factor:0.94) , vol.26 , no.4 Taylor & Francis , pp.227-249 , 2020 . View More
17	Nasrin Akter and Muhammad Ismail Hossain : The role of stakeholders in reverse supply chain of EOL mobile phone recycling for developing sustainable e-waste management: Bangladesh perspective, Dhaka University Journal of Business Studies , 2018 .
18	Nasrin Akter and Muhammad Ismail Hossain : Investigating the nature of plastic recycling supply chain: Bangladesh perspective, Dhaka University Journal of Marketing , vol.18-19 , pp.01-24 , 2016 . View More
19	Prem Chhetri, Muhammad Ismail Hossain and Alex Broom : Examining the generational differences in consumption patterns in South East Queensland, Journal of City Culture Society (impact factor:4.78) , vol.5 , no.4 Elsevier , pp.1-9 , 2014 . View More
20	Prem Chhetri, Muhammad Ismail Hossain, John Odgers and Rebecca Kiwan : Modelling journey to work patterns in South East Queensland, Australia, Journal of Geography and Geology , vol.6 , no.1 , pp.46-59 , 2014 . View More
21	Nasrin Akter and Muhammad Ismail Hossain : How Attractive is the Online Retailing Industry for a Market Leader: A Study on Amazon, Dhaka University Journal of Marketing , vol.15 , pp.31-48 , 2014 . View More
22	Muhammad Ismail Hossain and Nasrin Akter : The process of transnationalization in the automobile industry: the case of Toyota, Dhaka University Journal of Marketing , vol.14 , pp.17-36 , 2013 . View More
23	Muhammad Ismail Hossain, Masudur Rahman and Nasrin Akter : Customer satisfaction to supermarkets: Bangladesh perspective, Dhaka University Journal of Marketing , vol.12 , pp.1-20 , 2011 .
24	Muhammad Ismail Hossain, Sabina Yasmin and Nasrin Akter : The Extension; Line or Brand: Trends and Applicability in the Toiletries Sector of Bangladesh., Dhaka University Journal of Marketing , vol.11 , pp.49-73 , 2010 . View More
25	Nuren Abedin, Md Mahmudur Rahman, Muhammad Ismail Hossain, Kenji Hisazumi and Ashir Ahmed : Travel Behavior of SME Employees in Their Work Commute in Emerging Cities: A Case Study in Dhaka City, Bangladesh, Sustainability (impact factor:3.251) , vol.12 , no.24 MDPI , 2020 . View More
26	Muhammad Ismail Hossain and Nasrin Akter : Electronic Means in Tourism: Applicability and Challenges for Bangladesh, Journal of the Institute of Bangladesh Studies , vol.29 , pp.7-24 , 2006 . View More
27	Moktar Ali and Muhammad Ismail Hossain : Application of Geographic Information System in Marketing: Bangladesh Perspective, Dhaka University Journal of Marketing , vol.9 , pp.35-54 , 2006 . View More
28	Morshed Hasan Khan, Chowdhury Golam Hossain and Muhammad Ismail Hossain : m-Marketing: Customer Segmentation Framework of Specialty Product for Bangladesh’s Market, Dhaka University Journal of Business Studies , vol.26 , no.1 , pp.260-279 , 2005 . View More
29	Muhammad Ismail Hossain and Nasrin Akter : Are we ready to compete with global e-commerce giants?, The Daily Star , October 30, 2018 . View More
30	Nasrin Akter, Faiza Noshin Rahman and Muhammad Ismail Hossain : Transforming ride-sharing into sustainable business, , October 29, 2019 . View More
31	Muhammad Ismail Hossain and Nasrin Akter : Time to formalise informal e-waste management in Bangladesh, The Daily Star , December 18, 2019 . View More
32	Nasrin Akter and Muhammad Ismail Hossain : Behaviour change during Covid-19: Could social marketing do it differently?, The Daily Star , September 09, 2020 . View More

Conference Proceedings
1	Arash Azadegan, Muhammad Ismail Hossain and Mohammad Ali "Coordinating Collaborative Supply Chain Efforts: A focus on Rohingya Refugee Camps in Bangladesh." 80th Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management Vancouver, BC, Candada: AOM, 2020 . View More
2	Pernille Rydén, Efthymia Kottika, Vatroslav Škare and Muhammad Ismail Hossain "The Resilient Versus The Resistant Approach To Social Media Storms." The Academy of Management Annual Meeting Boston, Massachusetts, USA: The Academy of Management, 2019 . View More
3	Pernille Rydén, Vatroslav Škare, Muhammad Ismail Hossain and Efie Kottika "How marketing managers sense and seize social media storms." 6TH INTERNATIONAL GSOM EMERGING MARKETS CONFERENCE 2019: Management in Digital Age St. Petersburg, Russia: 2019 . View More
4	Pernille Rydén, Efthymia Kottika, Vatroslav Skare and Muhammad Ismail Hossain "Don’t blame it on the customers! An investigation of the strategy implications of companies’ response to shitstorms." Marketing in the age of Data: EMAC 2016 , pp. 233. Oslo: BI Norwegian Business School, 2016 . View More
5	Pernille Rydén, Efthymia Kottika, Muhammad Ismail Hossain and Vatroslav Skare "Calming the Waters or Riding the Waves? Understanding Why and How Companies Can Leverage Negative Customer Sentiment to Empower the Brand." The 44th EMAC Annual Conference 2015: Collaboration in Research , pp. 171. Leuven, Belgium: European Marketing Academy, 2015 .
6	Muhammad Ismail Hossain, Harmen Oppewal and Dewi Tojib "Investigating the effects of expectations on disappointment, regret, and post-consumption behaviours." Paradigm Shifts & Interactions: EMAC 2014 , pp. 2018. Valencia, Spain: European Marketing Academy, 2014 .
7	Prem Chhetri, Muhammad Ismail Hossain and Alex Broom "Understanding the Inter-generational Consumption Patterns in South East Queensland." The future of Asia-Pacific Business: Beyond the crisis , pp. 1-21. Brisbane, Australia: 2009 . View More
8	Arash Azadegan, Muhammad Ismail Hossain and Md. Ali "Rohyngia camps in Bangladesh and Collaborative coordination." 51st Annual Conference of the Decision Sciences Institute November 21-23, 2020 .

Award Type	Title	Year	Country	Description
International	Co-Designing a Climate Literacy Micro-Credential with the University of Dhaka: Advancing Systemic Change for SDG Impact	2026	Bangladesh	This research project will collaboratively co-design a Transnational Education (TNE) micro-credential focused on strengthening climate literacy within the business curriculum at the Faculty of Business Studies, University of Dhaka (UoD), Bangladesh. As part of this initiative, a Climate Literacy Training (CLT) program and a knowledge exchange activity will be delivered to promote mutual learning and the sharing of expertise between partner institutions.
International	Telecommunication Advancement Fund (TAF), Japan	2023	Japan	This research essentially explores the reasoning and viability of different competing ride-sharing models for family as a unit in a developing country context. It also explores how the ride-sharing models are helping the country matrialise SDG 5 and 4.
International	UKRI-ESRC Research Grant	2023	United Kingdom	Achieved UKRI-ESRC research grant with colleagues from University of Essex, University of Derby and Manchester Metropolitan University. We have secured a funding of £634,215.99 to investigate the transformation potential of Responsive and Relational Autonomy in the Garment Sector of the United Kingdom and Bangladesh. We are expecting to generate significant insights through the theory and practice-oriented lenses embedded in the components of this research project. Both Bangladesh and UK are expected to receive significant impact insights out of this research. Relevant RMG stakeholders’ cooperation are needed to materialize the aspirations of this timely and impactful research.
Local	Centennial Research Grant (CRG) 2021	2021	Bangladesh	This research aimed at examining the causes and consequences of frustration and depression among the university students of Bangladesh. Additionally, the aim is to figure out the possible means to reduce such sustained negative emotions so that the students can be more productive and eventually contribute towards building the nation.
Local	BRB Research Grant 2018	2019	Bangladesh	This grant is offered by Bureau of Business Research, Faculty of Business Studies, University of Dhaka, Bangladesh for a project titled ‘E-waste management in Bangladesh: The role of stakeholders in reverse supply chain for developing a sustainable e-waste management’.
National	UGC Bangladesh Research Grant 2016	2016	Bangladesh	This grant is offered by University Grants Commission, for a project titled ‘Modeling the intention to use E-learning Management System (ELMS) in higher education in Bangladesh.
Local	BRB Research Grant 2015	2015	Bangladesh	This grant is offered by Bureau of Business Research, Faculty of Business Studies, University of Dhaka, Bangladesh for a project titled ‘Investigating the intention to use online shopping platform- a developing country perspective'.
International	Monash Graduate Scholarship	2010	Australia	This is provided by Monash University, Australia to offer support for the PhD program.
International	2010 Faculty of Business & Economics Postgraduate Research Scholarship	2010	Australia	Awarded with 2010 Faculty of Business & Economics Postgraduate Research Scholarship by the Faculty of Business and Economics & Monash Graduate Scholarship by Monash University, Melbourne, Australia.
Local	BRB Research Grant 2009	2009	Bangladesh	This grant is offered by Bureau of Business Research, Faculty of Business Studies, University of Dhaka, Bangladesh for a project titled ‘'Inter-generational consumption patterns- a developing country perspective'.
International	International Postgraduate Merit Scholarship	2007	Australia	Awarded with International Postgraduate Merit Scholarship by the Faculty of Economics and Commerce, University of Melbourne, Australia.
National	Prime Minister's Gold Medal	2002	Bangladesh	Awarded with Gold Medal from the Honourable Prime Minister of the Peoples Republic of Bangladesh for achieving the perfect C.G.P.A. of 4/4 in the BBA program.
Local	Deans Merit List	2002	Bangladesh	Inclusion of Name in the Deans Merit List for attaining 2nd highest grade in the MBA program.
Local	Deans Merit List	2001	Bangladesh	Inclusion of Name in the Deans Merit List and Honour’s List for achieving perfect CGPA in the BBA program.

Name & designation Dr. Muhammad Ismail Hossain Professor

Department Department of Marketing Faculty of Business Studies

Email muhammad.hossain@du.ac.bd

Phone 880-2-9661900