The American International University-Bangladesh (AIUB) proudly announces that three distinguished members of its Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) have been appointed as Certified Mentors of the World University Rankings for Innovation (WURI). The appointed mentors are:

• Prof. Dr. Farheen Hassan, Director, IQAC, AIUB
• Nazia Farhana, Additional Director and Associate Professor, FBA
• Ms. Susmita Ghosh, Program Assessor and Associate Professor, FE

This honor recognizes their expertise and gives them the opportunity to contribute to WURI’s mission of promoting innovation-driven education and creative problem-solving in higher education.

WURI is a global ranking system that evaluates universities based on their innovative practices, creativity, and real-world impact, moving beyond traditional academic metrics. As Certified WURI Mentors, the AIUB mentors are expected to support and guide institutions, faculty members, and related stakeholders by providing mentorship, promoting innovative-driven education, and implementing best practices that reflect WURI’s core values and objectives. Their role will also involve strengthening global collaboration and advancing the quality and impact of innovative-focused academic initiatives, helping universities worldwide achieve excellence in education that addresses contemporary challenges.

The complete list of WURI Mentors, featuring distinguished academics, senior administrators, and experienced practitioners from universities and institutions around the world, is available at:

 WURI Mentors (List) | WURI

This recognition comes as AIUB continues to demonstrate strong global performance in WURI rankings, securing remarkable positions in past year’s assessments. This achievement highlights AIUB’s growing recognition on the global stage for fostering innovation and creativity in higher education. With their new roles as WURI Mentors, Prof. Dr. Farheen Hassan, Ms. Susmita Ghosh, and Ms. Nazia Farhana will help shape innovative academic practices, build international connections, and support universities around the world in addressing real-world challenges.