University of Asia Pacific

University of Asia Pacific, often abbreviated UAP, is a private university located at Dhaka, Bangladesh.

The University of Asia Pacific (UAP) has a relatively young yet significant history in Bangladesh's higher education landscape. Founded in 1996 by renowned businessman Mr. Hedayat Ahmed under the Private University Act 1992, UAP opened its doors with a modest offering of just four-year Bachelor's Degree Programs in Computer Science & Technology and Business Administration.

UAP's focus on practical knowledge and industry relevance has been a key contributor to its success. The university fosters strong collaborations with international academic institutions and organizations, providing students with valuable opportunities for exchange programs, internships, and exposure to global best practices.

A vibrant campus life further enriches the UAP experience. Students can engage in a multitude of clubs and societies, participate in cultural and sporting events, and benefit from the support of a strong alumni network. Admission to UAP is merit-based, ensuring a high caliber student body, while scholarships and financial aid programs make education accessible to deserving individuals from diverse backgrounds.

UAP's commitment to excellence extends beyond academics. The university's modern campus in the heart of Dhaka provides students with a well-equipped learning environment featuring classrooms, laboratories, libraries, a student center, a medical center, and ample sports and recreational facilities.

The impact of UAP's efforts is evident in the success of its graduates. The university boasts a strong track record of graduate employability, with its career placement services actively guiding students towards rewarding careers. UAP graduates are highly sought-after by employers in Bangladesh and abroad, standing testament to the quality of education and skills they receive.