Mr Mohammed Asiuzzaman Edit

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“I took Journalism as a profession by choice. Journalism was my passion and that’s why I reporting for different Dhaka-based English newspapers and News agencies when I got myself admitted to Rajshahi University in 1984-85. I developed my journalistic skills as a Campus Reporter and as a Sub-Editor in local Radio News section, which later accelerated my career to right...

 Web References

1. 1. The Thomson Foundation_News June 2005

   www.thomsonfoundation.co.uk/do - [Cached]

   Published on: 6/1/2005   Last Visited: 5/16/2006

   Nine years after studying with the Thomson Foundation in Cardiff, former newspaper journalist Mohammed Asiuzzaman (right) is now training others at university level.
   
   Asiuzzaman, who was previously with the Daily Star in the Bangladeshi capital, Dhaka, is assistant professor at city's University of Liberal Arts.
   
   "It's the only university in the private sector which has a fully-fledged department in media studies and journalism," he told Thomson staff in an e-mail.
   
   Prior to his studies with the Foundation in 1996, Asiuzzaman completed an MA degree at nearby Cardiff University.
   
   "The diploma in advanced journalism I did at TF was really an educating experience for me," he added. "The TF experience and my degree at Cardiff University are now helping me in teaching journalism at university level."
   
   In addition to his professorial role, Asiuzzaman works as a consultant and journalism trainer for media-related NGOs.

2. 2. The Thomson Foundation_News June 2005

   www.thomsonfoundation.org.uk/d - [Cached]

   Published on: 6/1/2005   Last Visited: 10/22/2006

   Nine years after studying with the Thomson Foundation in Cardiff, former newspaper journalist Mohammed Asiuzzaman (right) is now training others at university level.
   
   Asiuzzaman, who was previously with the Daily Star in the Bangladeshi capital, Dhaka, is assistant professor at city's University of Liberal Arts.
   
   "It's the only university in the private sector which has a fully-fledged department in media studies and journalism," he told Thomson staff in an e-mail.
   
   Prior to his studies with the Foundation in 1996, Asiuzzaman completed an MA degree at nearby Cardiff University.
   
   "The diploma in advanced journalism I did at TF was really an educating experience for me," he added. "The TF experience and my degree at Cardiff University are now helping me in teaching journalism at university level."
   
   In addition to his professorial role, Asiuzzaman works as a consultant and journalism trainer for media-related NGOs.