IBA, University of Dhaka · SICIP · Batch 11 — 2025
PGD-GB Programme Archive
The dedicated archive of the IBA-SICIP Post Graduate Diploma in Garment Business, Batch 11 (2025). Faculty and industry mentors, the course curriculum, and the complete class schedule, preserved in one place.
Compiled from official SICIP-B11-2025 programme records
46 lecturers · 108 classes · 3 modules · 30 credits · 40 IMT topics
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Programme background
The Post Graduate Diploma in Garment Business is delivered by the Institute of Business Administration, University of Dhaka, under the Skills for Industry Competitiveness and Innovation Program (SICIP).
SICIP is a national workforce development programme of the Government of Bangladesh, jointly financed with the Asian Development Bank at a total cost of USD 375 million. The Finance Division, Ministry of Finance is the executing agency, and the Skills Development Coordination and Monitoring Unit implements it. The programme runs from 2023 to 2029 and targets around 220,000 trainees nationwide.
Within SICIP, PGD-GB addresses managerial capability. It equips mid-level professionals in the ready-made garment sector with the strategic, commercial and analytical skills the industry needs to stay competitive.
A curriculum built for the industry
The curriculum moves from foundation to application. Module 1 builds the academic base. Module 2 pairs business strategy with 40 industry module topics drawn from live RMG practice. Module 3 applies that learning through managerial communication, business analytics and a supervised industry attachment. Thirty credits in total, taught to IBA’s standard of academic rigour.
Taught by IBA faculty and industry leaders
The programme draws on the faculty of the Institute of Business Administration, University of Dhaka, the country’s foremost business school since 1966. IBA academics teach alongside senior practitioners from the ready-made garment industry, so each topic is delivered by someone who has both studied it and led it in the field.
Programme Objectives
To produce smart, confident, efficient managers who lead the garment industry and help make Bangladesh the world’s top garment-exporting country.
- 01
Develop industry-ready managers who can lead the RMG sector.
- 02
Build broad management knowledge across the core business functions.
- 03
Transfer trade-specific industry knowledge from national and international experts.
- 04
Give hands-on, shop-floor-to-management experience through the industry internship.
- 05
Instil leadership attitude, sustainability and green-innovation thinking, plus communication and analytics skills.
- 06
Support the national goal of making Bangladesh the top garment-exporting country.
Faculty & Guest Lecturers
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Modules & Curriculum
Three modules · 108 classes · 30 credits.
Course Curriculum
Official programme curriculum document
SICIP-B11-2025 · PDF
Class History
| Date | Module | Session | Subject | Subject Code | Lecturer | Type |
|---|
Industry Attachment · Activities · Report · Defense
Module-3 Internship · process, requirements, forms and report format.
- My topic
- Md. Sohel Rana Sustainable and Ethical Sourcing Practices and Their Challenges in the Bangladeshi RMG Industry: A Buying / Liaison Office PerspectiveAn empirical study based on woven-bottoms sourcing at the LPP S.A. Bangladesh Liaison Office
- Academic supervisor
- Mohammad Saif Noman Khan Associate Professor, Institute of Business Administration, University of Dhaka
Schedule of activities
- Industry & Academic Supervisor Selection31 January 2026
- Industry Orientation Session8 February 2026
- Industry Attachment starts10 February 2026
- Submission of Project Proposal Topics16 February 2026
- Report Writing Workshop2 March 2026
- Completion of Organizational Attachment Period22 March 2026
- Submission of Industry Attachment Report27 March 2026
- Industry Attachment DefenseTo be announced
What the intern must do
- Pick a topic tied to your academic learning. Confirm it with the industry supervisor first, then the academic supervisor.
- Spend a minimum of 24 working days in the organization.
- Record meetings on the Meeting Signature Sheet: minimum 4 with the academic supervisor and minimum 24 with the industry supervisor.
- Keep plagiarism under 30% and AI detection under 60%. Reports above 30% plagiarism or above 60% AI detection are not accepted.
- IBA strictly checks each report through iThenticate and shares the checking report before final submission.
Forms & guidelines
Blank templates in the format IBA accepts. Download, print, fill and get them signed.
- Consent Form (Report Submission Form)Signed by the intern and the academic supervisor.Download DOCX · 13 KB
- Daily Activities Sheet SummaryMinimum 24 days. Signed by the student and the industry supervisor.Download XLSX · 11 KB
- Intern Evaluation FormFilled by the industry supervisor.Signature + company seal · handwritten original onlyDownload PDF · 529 KB
- Meeting Signature SheetStudent, academic supervisor (min 4 signs), industry supervisor (min 24 signs).Handwritten original onlyDownload PDF · 380 KB
- Physical Notebook / DiaryName, ID, Batch and topic on front. Daily activities written in detail.Collect notebook / diary · SICIP office
- Industry Attachment GuidelineTopic, report body, plagiarism rule and defense guideline.A guideline by an intern, with the physical documentsOpen PDF · 9.8 MB
These are the blank forms only. The Intern Evaluation Form and the Meeting Signature Sheet must be filled by hand. Typed or printed-answer copies are not accepted.
Report structure
Front matter: cover page, title page, acknowledgement, executive summary, table of contents, list of illustrations.
| About your organization | 1 page |
|---|---|
| Your role and responsibilities | 1 page |
| Area to explore / issue | 1 page |
| Objectives and methodology | ½ page |
| Findings based on your objectives | 4 to 8 pages |
| Recommendations with rationale | 2 pages |
| Conclusion | ½ page |
| References | — |
| Appendices | — |
Submission checklist
Soft copy · Google Form
- Final Report as PDF
- Final Report as DOCX
- Consent Form, filled and scanned (PDF)
- Daily Activities Sheet Summary, filled and scanned (PDF)
- Intern Evaluation Form, filled and scanned (PDF)
- Meeting Signature Sheet, filled and scanned (PDF)
Hard copy
- Final Report, 4 sets, signed, ring binding, transparent front page
- Consent Form, filled original
- Daily Activities Sheet Summary, filled original
- Intern Evaluation Form, filled original (with seal)
- Meeting Signature Sheet, filled original
- Notebook / Diary, filled original
Every uploaded file is named with your Roll number, for example 2511XXXXX.pdf and 2511XXXXX.docx. Hard and soft copy deadline: 19 July 2026.
Defense presentation
- 10 to 14 slides: title, about the organization, area and objectives, methodology, findings (4 to 8 slides), recommendations (2 slides).
- 10 minutes to present, plus 5 minutes for questions.
Contact
Archive maintainer
Md. Sohel Rana
Merchandising Team Leader, LPP S.A. Bangladesh
IBA-SICIP PGD-GB Batch 11 (2025) · Archive creator
Md. Sohel Rana leads merchandising for European fashion brands at LPP S.A. Bangladesh, with 14+ years in the ready-made garments industry across 35 vendors and about 3 million pieces a year at 97% on-time delivery. He writes the weekly newsletter RMG Xpress Insights by Sohel on sourcing, costing, compliance, and AI. He is a participant in the IBA-SICIP PGD-GB Batch 11 (2025) and designed and built this archive.
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Results
Batch 11 results, compiled and published here by a classmate. Not an official IBA or SICIP release.
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Disclaimer
Compiled from result PDFs and ID card images shared in the official SICIP WhatsApp group. Published for student convenience only.
This site is independent. The SICIP Office has no role in preparing, checking or publishing it, and is not responsible for any error or omission.
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