Bangladesh Institute of Management explained
Bangladesh Institute of Management (BIM), Dhaka |
Established: | 1961 |
Head Label: | Director General |
Head: | Md. Matiar Rahman |
Staff: | 200 |
City: | Dhaka, Chattogram and Khulna |
Country: | Bangladesh |
The Bangladesh Institute of Management (BIM)[1] [2] is a premier management Institute of Bangladesh. It was established in 1961 . Major activities of the institute are Executive Education, Mid-level Management training, Research and Consultancy. Main purpose of the institute is to provide Educational Services and Training for managerial development. Its headquarters is located at 4 Sobhanbag, Mirpur Road, Dhaka. Others campuses are located in Chattogram and Khulna, Bangladesh.
Objectives of the Institute
- To train and develop managers at all levels engaged in commercial, industrial and service organizations of private & public sector and NGOs.
- To help improve productivity in different sectors of the economy through Training, Research and Consultancy services.
- To carry out publication work to disseminate new, modern knowledge and information in the fields of management development, training, economics, business and other relevant areas.
- To co-operate with similar institutions at home and abroad in promoting exchange of knowledge and experience.
Departments/Divisions
List of academic departments/divisions
- Financial Management Division
- Production Management Division
- Productivity and Consultancy Services Division
- Project and Social Services Division
- Computer Services Division
- General Management Division
- Marketing Management Division
- Human Resources Management Division
- Research, Evaluation and Publication Division
- TOT and Behavioral Management Division
Campuses
List of campuses
- Dhaka
- Chittagong
- Khulna
- Proposed project for campus all divisional city
Professional academic post-graduate courses
The institute offers the following academic courses:[3]
Proposed professional academic post-graduate courses
Professional training courses
The institute offers the following training courses:
- Project Management
- Data Analytics
- Digital Transformation
- Skill Transformation for 4ir
- Upskilling for Smart Bangladesh
- Supply Chain Management
- Total Quality Management
- Productivity and Competitiveness
- Productivity Improvement Techniques
- Public Procurement Management
- Critical Path Method using MS Project
- Project Financial management
- Industrial Safety Management
- Quality Management System (ISO 9001:2015)
- Integrated Management System
- Technology based Human Resource Management
- Occupational Health Safety and Productivity
- Labor Law
- Financial Management
- Human Resource Management
- Information Technology in Business and Management
- MIS
Partnerships and alliances
The institute has partnerships and alliances with the following universities
- Daffodil International University, Dhaka, Bangladesh[4]
- Asian institute of Management, Manila, Philippines
- Asian Institute of Technology, Bangkok Thailand
- Universiapolis – International University of Agadir, Morocco[5]
- IEOM Society [6]
- BIM IEOM Society Student Chapter [7]
- BIM Act, 1961 [8]
- BIM act 2023
- EIIN 139985
External links
http://www.parliament.gov.bd/images/pdf/Acts-of-11th-Parliament/25th-Session/54-2023.pdf
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Notes and References
- News: Crop protection training concludes. The Daily Star. 2016-08-22. 2016-09-18.
- News: ILO launches training to boost workplace cooperation in Bangladesh RMG sector. bdnews24.com. 2016-09-18.
- Web site: Bangladesh Institute of Management . Bim.org.bd . 2011-11-08 . dead . https://web.archive.org/web/20111025204110/http://www.bim.org.bd/html/pgd_2010.html . 2011-10-25 .
- Web site: Participation of Daffodil Group with Government Organizations Project in PPP Model . Daffodil International University . 56.
- Web site: Campus universitaire.
- Web site: Bangladesh Institute of Management (BIM) . IEOM Society.
- Web site: বাংলাদেশ ইনস্টিটিউট অব ম্যানেজমেন্ট.
- Web site: The Government Educational and Training Institutions Ordinance, 1961 (East Pakistan Ordinance).