Department of International Relations · University of Dhaka

Every course, every mark, every student —
in one place.

DUIR is the department's management portal. Programmes, classrooms, examinations, admissions and payments all run here, with a dedicated panel for every role.

Explore the modules

One login for
Students
Teachers
Office staff
External examiners
Administrators
Applicants

Office panel / Dashboard

Semester in progress

Department overview

+ New circular

+18

412

Enrolled students

Classrooms

-7

Pending payments

new

Open circulars

Attendance this term

97%

Assessment mix

Final exam
Mid-term
Assignment

Mid-term marks published
Foreign Policy Analysis · 2 min ago
Admit cards released
Admission circular 2026 · 1 hr ago
Semester fee received via bKash
Semester 3 enrollment · 3 hr ago

Result finalized

A+ · 4.00 grade point

Attendance marked

43 of 45 present today

Semester fee received

bKash · Semester 3

01Academic management

From the degree plan to the daily register.

The academic year runs in one connected chain: programmes feed semesters, semesters open classrooms, and classrooms hold the conversation and the register.

01Programmes & semester plans

Lay the degree out once.

Define each programme and its semester plans, meaning which courses run in which semester. Every intake after that follows the same structure.

Programmes with their own semester plans
One course catalogue shared across plans
Changes land in one place, not five spreadsheets

Bachelor of Social Sciences

8 semesters

Semester 1
Intro to International RelationsPolitical Theory
Semester 2
Diplomatic HistoryPrinciples of Economics
Semester 3
Foreign Policy AnalysisInternational Law
Semester 4
Security StudiesInt'l Political Economy

+ 4 more semesters in this plan

02Semesters & enrollment

Open a semester. Watch it fill.

Publish a semester and students join it from their own panel. They pay the semester fee online, and the office sees who has joined and who still owes.

Students join open semesters themselves
Semester fees collected online
Live joined-vs-expected count for the office

Semester 3 · 2026

Open for enrollment

128

of 160 students joined

Semester feePaid online

N
Nusrat
ID 2024-118
Paid
T
Tanvir
ID 2024-073
Paid
F
Farhana
ID 2024-141
Pending
A
Arif
ID 2024-009
Paid

03Classrooms

Every course gets a room.

Each course in a semester becomes a classroom with its teachers, external examiners and students. Enroll a whole batch by student ID and set an enrollment fee if one applies.

Teachers and external examiners per classroom
Batch enrollment by student ID
Optional or required classroom fees

Classroom

Semester 3

Course

Foreign Policy Analysis

StreamAttendanceMarksPeople

Teachers

Course teacher + external

Enrolled

Batch-added by student ID

Enrollment feeRequired · paid online

04Announcements

One stream for the whole class.

Teachers post announcements with files attached. Students reply in the comments, so questions and answers stay next to the material they are about.

Posts with file attachments
Threaded comments under each post
Nothing lost in group chats

Classroom stream

New post

Course teacher

Posted just now

Mid-term syllabus and the reading list are attached. Please go through both before Thursday's class.

midterm-syllabus.pdfreading-list.docx

N
Will chapter 6 be on the mid-term?
T
Yes — chapters 4 to 6.

Someone is replying

05Attendance

The register, without the paper.

Teachers mark each student present or absent for every class and can review any date range. Students see their own record and percentage as it builds.

Per-class present / absent marking
Date-range register for teachers
Students see their own percentage

Attendance register

Classes 1–10

Nusrat

Tanvir

Farhana

Arif

Sadia

Rafi

Present Absent

What a student sees

92%

23 present · 2 absent this semester

Programmes & semester plans

Bachelor of Social Sciences

8 semesters

Semester 1
Intro to International RelationsPolitical Theory
Semester 2
Diplomatic HistoryPrinciples of Economics
Semester 3
Foreign Policy AnalysisInternational Law
Semester 4
Security StudiesInt'l Political Economy

+ 4 more semesters in this plan

02Examination & assessment

Marks that stand up to scrutiny.

From the first quiz to the published transcript, every mark is weighted, double-checked and locked in the same place, so fairness is built into how grades are made.

How a grade is builtexample weighting

Attendance5%Quiz10%Assignment10%Presentation5%Mid-term20%Final exam50%

Coursework

Every assessment, weighted.

Quizzes, assignments, presentations, a mid-term and attendance, each with its own total marks and weight. Together they carry up to half the grade.

Attendance

Quiz

10%

Assignment

10%

Presentation

Mid-term

20%

Coursework total50% of 50% cap

Blind final exams

Scripts carry a roll, not a name.

The final exam is always the other half. Students register an exam roll in their panel, and examiners only ever see that roll.

Final examination

Answer script

Roll

2417

Name

Student ID

Registration

Examiners see the roll only

Double marking

Two examiners, independently.

The course teacher and an assigned external examiner each mark every script, and the portal compares the two marks roll by roll.

RollTeacherExternalGap

240172764%

240881783%

2417588426%

242366704%

Third examiner

When marks disagree, a third decides.

If the two marks are more than 20% apart, the roll is flagged for a third examiner, whose mark is averaged with the closer of the two originals.

Roll 2417 · flagged26% apart

Teacher58

External84

Third examiner80

Averaged with the closer original (84)

(80 + 84) ÷ 2 = 82

Results

Published by the committee. Then locked.

The semester's exam committee reviews every classroom and publishes. Weighted totals become a letter grade and grade point, and marks stop changing.

Foreign Policy Analysis

A+

4.00

grade point

Weighted total85 / 100

Coursework 44Final 41

Published by the exam committee · marks locked

Keep scrolling

01 / 05

02Examination & assessment

Marks that stand up to scrutiny.

From the first quiz to the published transcript, every mark is weighted, double-checked and locked in the same place, so fairness is built into how grades are made.

How a grade is builtexample weighting

Attendance5%Quiz10%Assignment10%Presentation5%Mid-term20%Final exam50%

Coursework

Every assessment, weighted.

Quizzes, assignments, presentations, a mid-term and attendance, each with its own total marks and weight. Together they carry up to half the grade.

Attendance

Quiz

10%

Assignment

10%

Presentation

Mid-term

20%

Coursework total50% of 50% cap

Blind final exams

Scripts carry a roll, not a name.

The final exam is always the other half. Students register an exam roll in their panel, and examiners only ever see that roll.

Final examination

Answer script

Roll

2417

Name

Student ID

Registration

Examiners see the roll only

Double marking

Two examiners, independently.

The course teacher and an assigned external examiner each mark every script, and the portal compares the two marks roll by roll.

RollTeacherExternalGap

240172764%

240881783%

2417588426%

242366704%

Third examiner

When marks disagree, a third decides.

If the two marks are more than 20% apart, the roll is flagged for a third examiner, whose mark is averaged with the closer of the two originals.

Roll 2417 · flagged26% apart

Teacher58

External84

Third examiner80

Averaged with the closer original (84)

(80 + 84) ÷ 2 = 82

Results

Published by the committee. Then locked.

The semester's exam committee reviews every classroom and publishes. Weighted totals become a letter grade and grade point, and marks stop changing.

Foreign Policy Analysis

A+

4.00

grade point

Weighted total85 / 100

Coursework 44Final 41

Published by the exam committee · marks locked

03Office & administration

The back office, finally next door to the classroom.

Admissions, fees, people and permissions sit on the same data as teaching, so the office never has to chase a spreadsheet to answer a question.

Admissions

From circular to admit card.

Publish a circular for each programme with its eligibility, application window, test date and venue. Applicants apply from their own account, and admit cards go out from the same screen.

1Circular published
2Applications open
3Admission test
4Admit cards out

Circular · 2026–27

Window open

Admission, MSS in International Relations

EligibilityTest date & venueAdmit card instructions

Applications received

Closes in 12 days

Payments

Fees, collected and reconciled.

Semester and classroom fees are paid through bKash or SSLCommerz. Every transaction is tracked, and pending ones can be reconciled.

bKash৳ 4,500

Semester 3 enrollment

● Success

SSLCommerz৳ 1,500

Classroom · Research Methods

● PendingReconcile

bKash৳ 4,500

Semester 1 enrollment

● Success

People

A profile for every role.

Students, teachers, office staff and external examiners each get a profile and a panel of their own.

DUIR

Students

Teachers

Office staff

Examiners

Teams

Committees and clubs.

Exam committees, committees and clubs, each with sub-teams and members.

Exam committee
Semester 3
+1
Admission committee
2026–27
+2
Department clubs
3 sub-teams
+25

Roles & permissions

Access, per role.

Every page is permission-checked, and the super admin decides which role can reach what.

MarksFeesUsersResults

Student

Teacher

Office

External

Public website

Publish here, appear on the department website.

Faculty, research, news and events, the gallery, collaborations and admission circulars are managed in the portal and shown on the public site automatically.

Faculty profiles

Live on the website

Research

Live on the website

News & events

Live on the website

Gallery

Live on the website

Collaborations

Live on the website

Programmes

Live on the website

Admission circulars

Live on the website

Courses

Live on the website

role-based panels, one login

assessment types per classroom

online payment gateways

gap that calls a third examiner

Programmes✦Semester plans✦Classrooms✦Attendance✦Announcements✦Coursework✦Blind final exams✦

Third examiners✦Results✦Admissions✦Payments✦Teams✦Faculty✦Research✦News & events✦

Ready when you are

One login. Every part of the department.

Students, teachers, office staff and external examiners sign in with the account the department gave them and land straight in their own panel.

New applicant? Create an account

Department of International Relations · University of Dhaka

Every course, every mark, every student —
in one place.

DUIR is the department's management portal. Programmes, classrooms, examinations, admissions and payments all run here, with a dedicated panel for every role.

Explore the modules

One login for
Students
Teachers
Office staff
External examiners
Administrators
Applicants

Office panel / Dashboard

Semester in progress

Department overview

+ New circular

+18

412

Enrolled students

Classrooms

-7

Pending payments

new

Open circulars

Attendance this term

97%

Assessment mix

Final exam
Mid-term
Assignment

Mid-term marks published
Foreign Policy Analysis · 2 min ago
Admit cards released
Admission circular 2026 · 1 hr ago
Semester fee received via bKash
Semester 3 enrollment · 3 hr ago

Result finalized

A+ · 4.00 grade point

Attendance marked

43 of 45 present today

Semester fee received

bKash · Semester 3

01Academic management

From the degree plan to the daily register.

The academic year runs in one connected chain: programmes feed semesters, semesters open classrooms, and classrooms hold the conversation and the register.

01Programmes & semester plans

Lay the degree out once.

Define each programme and its semester plans, meaning which courses run in which semester. Every intake after that follows the same structure.

Programmes with their own semester plans
One course catalogue shared across plans
Changes land in one place, not five spreadsheets

Bachelor of Social Sciences

8 semesters

Semester 1
Intro to International RelationsPolitical Theory
Semester 2
Diplomatic HistoryPrinciples of Economics
Semester 3
Foreign Policy AnalysisInternational Law
Semester 4
Security StudiesInt'l Political Economy

+ 4 more semesters in this plan

02Semesters & enrollment

Open a semester. Watch it fill.

Publish a semester and students join it from their own panel. They pay the semester fee online, and the office sees who has joined and who still owes.

Students join open semesters themselves
Semester fees collected online
Live joined-vs-expected count for the office

Semester 3 · 2026

Open for enrollment

128

of 160 students joined

Semester feePaid online

N
Nusrat
ID 2024-118
Paid
T
Tanvir
ID 2024-073
Paid
F
Farhana
ID 2024-141
Pending
A
Arif
ID 2024-009
Paid

03Classrooms

Every course gets a room.

Each course in a semester becomes a classroom with its teachers, external examiners and students. Enroll a whole batch by student ID and set an enrollment fee if one applies.

Teachers and external examiners per classroom
Batch enrollment by student ID
Optional or required classroom fees

Classroom

Semester 3

Course

Foreign Policy Analysis

StreamAttendanceMarksPeople

Teachers

Course teacher + external

Enrolled

Batch-added by student ID

Enrollment feeRequired · paid online

04Announcements

One stream for the whole class.

Teachers post announcements with files attached. Students reply in the comments, so questions and answers stay next to the material they are about.

Posts with file attachments
Threaded comments under each post
Nothing lost in group chats

Classroom stream

New post

Course teacher

Posted just now

Mid-term syllabus and the reading list are attached. Please go through both before Thursday's class.

midterm-syllabus.pdfreading-list.docx

N
Will chapter 6 be on the mid-term?
T
Yes — chapters 4 to 6.

Someone is replying

05Attendance

The register, without the paper.

Teachers mark each student present or absent for every class and can review any date range. Students see their own record and percentage as it builds.

Per-class present / absent marking
Date-range register for teachers
Students see their own percentage

Attendance register

Classes 1–10

Nusrat

Tanvir

Farhana

Arif

Sadia

Rafi

Present Absent

What a student sees

92%

23 present · 2 absent this semester

Programmes & semester plans

Bachelor of Social Sciences

8 semesters

Semester 1
Intro to International RelationsPolitical Theory
Semester 2
Diplomatic HistoryPrinciples of Economics
Semester 3
Foreign Policy AnalysisInternational Law
Semester 4
Security StudiesInt'l Political Economy

+ 4 more semesters in this plan

02Examination & assessment

Marks that stand up to scrutiny.

From the first quiz to the published transcript, every mark is weighted, double-checked and locked in the same place, so fairness is built into how grades are made.

How a grade is builtexample weighting

Attendance5%Quiz10%Assignment10%Presentation5%Mid-term20%Final exam50%

Coursework

Every assessment, weighted.

Quizzes, assignments, presentations, a mid-term and attendance, each with its own total marks and weight. Together they carry up to half the grade.

Attendance

Quiz

10%

Assignment

10%

Presentation

Mid-term

20%

Coursework total50% of 50% cap

Blind final exams

Scripts carry a roll, not a name.

The final exam is always the other half. Students register an exam roll in their panel, and examiners only ever see that roll.

Final examination

Answer script

Roll

2417

Name

Student ID

Registration

Examiners see the roll only

Double marking

Two examiners, independently.

The course teacher and an assigned external examiner each mark every script, and the portal compares the two marks roll by roll.

RollTeacherExternalGap

240172764%

240881783%

2417588426%

242366704%

Third examiner

When marks disagree, a third decides.

If the two marks are more than 20% apart, the roll is flagged for a third examiner, whose mark is averaged with the closer of the two originals.

Roll 2417 · flagged26% apart

Teacher58

External84

Third examiner80

Averaged with the closer original (84)

(80 + 84) ÷ 2 = 82

Results

Published by the committee. Then locked.

The semester's exam committee reviews every classroom and publishes. Weighted totals become a letter grade and grade point, and marks stop changing.

Foreign Policy Analysis

A+

4.00

grade point

Weighted total85 / 100

Coursework 44Final 41

Published by the exam committee · marks locked

Keep scrolling

01 / 05

02Examination & assessment

Marks that stand up to scrutiny.

From the first quiz to the published transcript, every mark is weighted, double-checked and locked in the same place, so fairness is built into how grades are made.

How a grade is builtexample weighting

Attendance5%Quiz10%Assignment10%Presentation5%Mid-term20%Final exam50%

Coursework

Every assessment, weighted.

Quizzes, assignments, presentations, a mid-term and attendance, each with its own total marks and weight. Together they carry up to half the grade.

Attendance

Quiz

10%

Assignment

10%

Presentation

Mid-term

20%

Coursework total50% of 50% cap

Blind final exams

Scripts carry a roll, not a name.

The final exam is always the other half. Students register an exam roll in their panel, and examiners only ever see that roll.

Final examination

Answer script

Roll

2417

Name

Student ID

Registration

Examiners see the roll only

Double marking

Two examiners, independently.

The course teacher and an assigned external examiner each mark every script, and the portal compares the two marks roll by roll.

RollTeacherExternalGap

240172764%

240881783%

2417588426%

242366704%

Third examiner

When marks disagree, a third decides.

If the two marks are more than 20% apart, the roll is flagged for a third examiner, whose mark is averaged with the closer of the two originals.

Roll 2417 · flagged26% apart

Teacher58

External84

Third examiner80

Averaged with the closer original (84)

(80 + 84) ÷ 2 = 82

Results

Published by the committee. Then locked.

The semester's exam committee reviews every classroom and publishes. Weighted totals become a letter grade and grade point, and marks stop changing.

Foreign Policy Analysis

A+

4.00

grade point

Weighted total85 / 100

Coursework 44Final 41

Published by the exam committee · marks locked

03Office & administration

The back office, finally next door to the classroom.

Admissions, fees, people and permissions sit on the same data as teaching, so the office never has to chase a spreadsheet to answer a question.

Admissions

From circular to admit card.

Publish a circular for each programme with its eligibility, application window, test date and venue. Applicants apply from their own account, and admit cards go out from the same screen.

1Circular published
2Applications open
3Admission test
4Admit cards out

Circular · 2026–27

Window open

Admission, MSS in International Relations

EligibilityTest date & venueAdmit card instructions

Applications received

Closes in 12 days

Payments

Fees, collected and reconciled.

Semester and classroom fees are paid through bKash or SSLCommerz. Every transaction is tracked, and pending ones can be reconciled.

bKash৳ 4,500

Semester 3 enrollment

● Success

SSLCommerz৳ 1,500

Classroom · Research Methods

● PendingReconcile

bKash৳ 4,500

Semester 1 enrollment

● Success

People

A profile for every role.

Students, teachers, office staff and external examiners each get a profile and a panel of their own.

DUIR

Students

Teachers

Office staff

Examiners

Teams

Committees and clubs.

Exam committees, committees and clubs, each with sub-teams and members.

Exam committee
Semester 3
+1
Admission committee
2026–27
+2
Department clubs
3 sub-teams
+25

Roles & permissions

Access, per role.

Every page is permission-checked, and the super admin decides which role can reach what.

MarksFeesUsersResults

Student

Teacher

Office

External

Public website

Publish here, appear on the department website.

Faculty, research, news and events, the gallery, collaborations and admission circulars are managed in the portal and shown on the public site automatically.

Faculty profiles

Live on the website

Research

Live on the website

News & events

Live on the website

Gallery

Live on the website

Collaborations

Live on the website

Programmes

Live on the website

Admission circulars

Live on the website

Courses

Live on the website

role-based panels, one login

assessment types per classroom

online payment gateways

gap that calls a third examiner

Programmes✦Semester plans✦Classrooms✦Attendance✦Announcements✦Coursework✦Blind final exams✦

Third examiners✦Results✦Admissions✦Payments✦Teams✦Faculty✦Research✦News & events✦

Ready when you are

One login. Every part of the department.

Students, teachers, office staff and external examiners sign in with the account the department gave them and land straight in their own panel.

New applicant? Create an account

Every course, every mark, every student — in one place.

Lay the degree out once.

Open a semester. Watch it fill.

Every course gets a room.

One stream for the whole class.

The register, without the paper.

Marks that stand up to scrutiny.

Every assessment, weighted.

Scripts carry a roll, not a name.

Two examiners, independently.

When marks disagree, a third decides.

Published by the committee. Then locked.

Marks that stand up to scrutiny.

Every assessment, weighted.

Scripts carry a roll, not a name.

Two examiners, independently.

When marks disagree, a third decides.

Published by the committee. Then locked.

From circular to admit card.

Fees, collected and reconciled.

A profile for every role.

Committees and clubs.

Access, per role.

Publish here, appear on the department website.

One login. Every part of the department.

Every course, every mark, every student — in one place.

Lay the degree out once.

Open a semester. Watch it fill.

Every course gets a room.

One stream for the whole class.

The register, without the paper.

Marks that stand up to scrutiny.

Every assessment, weighted.

Scripts carry a roll, not a name.

Two examiners, independently.

When marks disagree, a third decides.

Published by the committee. Then locked.

Marks that stand up to scrutiny.

Every assessment, weighted.

Scripts carry a roll, not a name.

Two examiners, independently.

When marks disagree, a third decides.

Published by the committee. Then locked.

From circular to admit card.

Fees, collected and reconciled.

A profile for every role.

Committees and clubs.

Access, per role.

Publish here, appear on the department website.

One login. Every part of the department.

Every course, every mark, every student —
in one place.

Every course, every mark, every student —
in one place.