ISU holds seminar to develop skills of textile students
A seminar titled "Essential Skills for a Successful Textile Engineer" was organised by the ISU Textile Club of International Standard University (ISU) on Thursday afternoon at the university's Mohakhali campus.
The event aimed to enhance students' professional competencies and prepare them for future leadership roles in the textile industry.
The session was presided over by Professor Md Abul Kashem, dean of the Faculty of Engineering and Technology and chairperson of the Department of Textile Engineering. ISU Vice-Chancellor Professor Abdul Awal Khan attended the seminar as the chief guest.
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Addressing the students, Professor Abdul Awal Khan said that the global textile sector is expanding rapidly, creating growing opportunities for skilled professionals.
He urged students to focus on acquiring technical knowledge and practical experience alongside their academic studies to achieve long-term career success.
ISU Treasurer Professor HTM Quader Newaz advised students to develop leadership qualities and an entrepreneurial mindset in addition to preparing for employment. "Perseverance, practical skills, and professional integrity are the keys to success in the textile industry," he said.
In his speech, Professor Abul Kashem highlighted the vast potential of Bangladesh's growing textile industry and emphasised the importance of communication skills, teamwork, and problem-solving abilities for future industry leaders.
ISU Lecturer Habiba Altaf of the Department of Textile Engineering moderated the seminar, where Lecturer Raiyan Khair Fuad served as the keynote speaker.
Jaglul Hoque Mridha, chairperson of the Department of Apparel Merchandising and Management, and Registrar Md Faizullah Kawsik also attended the event, along with faculty members and students.
