The campus of North South University transformed into a hotbed of intellectual energy this past December 6, 2025, as the School of Engineering and Physical Sciences successfully delivered TEDxNorthSouthUniversity 2025. This high-profile gathering was the result of a seamless collaboration with the NBA Club and the NSU Entrepreneurs’ Network, marking a significant milestone in the university’s mission to bridge the gap between academic theory and entrepreneurial reality. By uniting a diverse group of visionary thinkers, the event served as a powerful catalyst for the next generation of Bangladeshi change-makers.
The roster of speakers read like a directory of the nation’s most influential leaders in business and technology. Ashik Chowdhury, the Executive Chairman of BIDA and BEZA, offered a macro perspective on the country’s economic potential, while digital trailblazer Rafayat Rakib of Digital Dropouts spoke to the evolving landscape of modern education. The audience also gained invaluable insights from Sadia Haque of ShareTrip, Al-Amin Sarker Tayef of Barikoi Maps Ltd., and Hasnaeen Rizvi of ASTHA IT, each of whom detailed the grit and innovation required to scale successful enterprises in an increasingly competitive global market.
Beyond the individual speeches, the event reinforced North South University’s enduring commitment to the “ideas worth spreading” philosophy. By fostering an atmosphere of curiosity and impact, the organizers provided a platform where student voices could engage directly with industry titans. This integration of diverse perspectives highlights NSU’s role as a premiere hub for innovation, ensuring that the spirit of entrepreneurship remains a core pillar of the student experience.
The university administration extended its deep appreciation to the collaborators and participants who contributed to this resounding success. By empowering voices and sparking inspiration, TEDxNorthSouthUniversity 2025 has successfully fortified a community driven by purpose. This event was not merely a conclusion but a beginning, as the connections made and the lessons learned continue to resonate across the campus, inspiring a collective drive toward future breakthroughs and societal progress.