BRAC University

• BRAC Business School (BBS)
• James P Grant School of Public Health (JPGSPH)
• School of Architecture and Design (SoAD)
• School of Engineering and Computer Science (SECS)
• School of Humanities and Social Sciences (SHSS)
• School of Law

• BRAC Institute of Governance And Development
• BRAC Institute of Languages
• BRAC Institute of Educational Development
• BRAC James P Grant School of Public Health

• Centre for Peace and Justice
• Centre for Climate Change and Environmental Research
• Centre for Entrepreneurship Development
• Control and Applications Research Centre
• Professional Development Centre
• Centre for Emotional Intelligence & Innovation

• Department of Architecture
• Department of Economics and Social Sciences (SHSS)
• Department of English and Humanities (SHSS)
• Department Mathematics and Natural Sciences
• Department of Pharmacy
• Department of Electrical and electronic engineering
• Department of Computer science and engineering[6]

Tuition Fee per Credit Tk. 6,600 (General) and B.Arch Studio Fee per Credit Tk. 7,200 [11]

BRAC University provides financial support to the students starting from full funding to partial tuition waivers.[12]

• Performance Based Scholarships
• Merit Based Scholarships
• Free Scholarships

• Siblings
• BRAC Scholarship
• Need based Scholarship
• Physically Challenged Students
• BRACU Employee Child Scholarship
• Children of Freedom Fighters
• Spouse, Father - Son/Daughter, Mother - Son/Daughter
• Children of BRAC Employees
• Debater's Blue

On 15 June 2016, Syed Saad Andaleeb, Vice Chancellor at BRAC University, signed a contract with the Kyushu Institute of Technology (Kyutech), Japan, on behalf of BRAC University. This led to the collaborative building of the first experimental university-made nano-satellite of Bangladesh, designed, developed and assembled by three students from the EEE Department of BRAC University. On 8 February 2017, Andaleeb received BRAC Onnesha from Kyutech's President Yuji Oie and Mengu Cho, Kyutech's Director of the Laboratory of Spacecraft Environment Interaction Engineering.[30]

BRAC Onnesha is a nano-satellite shaped as a 10 centimetres (3.9 in) cube capable of completing one orbit 400 kilometres (250 mi) above the ground in 90 minutes and passing over Bangladesh four to six times a day.[31] BRACU took up an initiative to start space and remote sensing research in collaboration with Kyutech and the Space Research and Remote Sensing Organization (SPARRSO).[32] BRACU built a ground station at its Mohakhali campus to analyze data and photographs sent from space for further research purposes.

The ground station built for BRAC Onnesha was set up on the rooftop of the university's Building #4. Fazle Hasan Abed, Chairperson for the BRACU Board of Trustees, inaugurated the ground station on 25 May 2017.[33] The ground station is capable of receiving topographical data gathered by BRAC Onnesha when deployed into low Earth orbit. The BRACU researchers will analyse and interpret data, taken in the form of high quality photographs, on space environment, which is expected to serve the academic and research goals of the university and the nation as a whole.

BRAC Onnesha was launched on 3 June 2017 at 21:07 UTC (4 June at 03:07 BST) aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket as part of the CRS-11 mission to the International Space Station. The launch took place from Kennedy Space Center, Florida.[34]

BRAC University had sent a robot named Chondrobot-2 to NASA for competing NASA Lunabotics Mining Competition in May 2012. "ChondroBot-2" a robotics team from the School of Engineering and Computer Science of BRAC University received the Asia's Best title in the recently held NASA's third "Annual Lunabotics Mining Competition (LMC)" in USA.[35]

Chondrobot-2 team from Brac University was the only university from Bangladesh which was successful to collect samples by their lunar excavation device in mining stage and also discharge those in the designated place. The team also received best position in "Joe Kosmo Award of Excellence" segment which eventually helped Chondrobot -2 to secure 12th among all the teams around the world. Mobile Phone operator Robi Axiata Limited was the co-sponsor of Chondrobot lunar excavation device of this tour to NASA Kennedy Space Center, Florida, USA.[36]

BRACU Duburi is the first autonomous underwater vehicle to have participated in an international competition abroad. It is a wireless robot which performs anonymously under the water and is capable of sending signals underwater. By using image processing and reversed engineered sensors it stabilizes itself underwater. Duburi secured 7th position in the Singapore Autonomous Underwater Vehicle Competition (SAUVC) 2018.[37]

The Control & Applications Research Centre (CARC) of BRACU has redesigned and developed an ambulance van with required modifications based on valuable feedbacks obtained from drivers, patients and BRAC Health Nutrition and Population Program (HNPP) personnel during the field test conducted at Genda, Savar. The upgraded and modified version of the electrically assisted ambulance van has thicker and smaller wheels to ensure the vehicle can be driven smoothly on all types of road conditions, stronger chassis for better stability, two motors and increased battery power to increase the speed and mileage.[38]

On 26 May 2016, the modified ambulance van was delivered to the CARC research facility located at Genda, Savar to conduct the performance test of this vehicle on the roads. The field test has been conducted and the performance of this vehicle has improved remarkably. Patients were carried from their houses to nearby hospitals using this modified ambulance vans. Local people and patients expressed their gratitude and satisfaction with this innovation and they felt that this vehicle can provide better health services to rural people in rural community.[39]

BRAC University's Synergy Global team won the regional round of the HULT Prize in Shanghai, China held on 12 March 2016.[40] The team competed against other teams of 40 countries and is the first ever team from other Bangladeshi universities to win the regional round and placed among top 6 in the finals.[41]