Educational migration from Bangladesh has both benefits and drawbacks. It reduces unemployment but also causes a loss of skilled workforce as many educated Bangladeshis move abroad for higher studies and rarely return. This brain drain impacts research, innovation, and healthcare. However, it also provides remittances to Bangladesh and lessens population pressure on social services. To reduce educational migration, the Bangladeshi government needs to increase funding for research, ensure tax collection is used to boost salaries and research, and improve work conditions, transparency, and job security.

1. future Bangladesh
Impact of educational m gration

2. Team Members
Mohammad
Nazmul
Islam
2015016
Nusrat
Jebin
Ani
2015017
Ridoy
Kumar
Saha
2015018
Ohidul
Alam
Nannu
2015019
Prottoy
Ghosh
(Team Leader)
2015020
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3. Introduction
"Education migration" typically refers to
the movement of individuals from one
geographical location to another for the
primary purpose of obtaining an
education.
This can involve international or domestic
migration, and it encompasses a range of
educational levels, from primary and
secondary education to higher education ,
including undergraduate & postgraduate
studies.
We will be mainly focused on international
migration in this presentation.
Bangladeshi students travel
overseas for higher studies
every year (UNESCO)
students from each batch at
BUET, go abroad and they
hardly return.
study abroad payments in
FY21, paid by those who
didn’t get a scholarship
Mainly students go to UK, USA, Europe,
Australia, Malaysia and Canada from
Bangladesh for higher studies and the
number is increasing
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4. Causes
Insufficient opportunity for research and higher study
Difficulty in maintaining standard of living
Political turmoil
Discrimination
Sheer insecurity
Opportunity to career development
Intellectual liberty
[ source: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/
274276237_Brain_Drain_Economic_and_Social_Sufferings_for_Bangladesh ]
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5. Effects
Reducing Unemployment
Remittance flow
Lessens the population
strain on social facilities
Increased professional, scientific and
technological skills
Representing country internationally
The best and brightest rarely return
Loss of Skilled Workforce
Impact on Research and Innovation
Healthcare Sector Challenges
Weakening of Educational Institutions
Social Consequences
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Economic Impact & Misuse of Govt.
Funds

6. conclusion
Government of the country can increase funds for research and development both for
students and other professionals instead of offering money in other bogged down projects.
Rich people in Bangladesh earn more but tend to evade tax. This tax collection should be
ensured and should be used in increasing salaries as well as increment of research work.
Work environment, transparency in leadership, security of life and money, better pay
with required increase, recognition and job security should be highlighted to stop moving
into developed countries for better salaries and wages.
[ source: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/
274276237_Brain_Drain_Economic_and_Social_Sufferings_for_Bangladesh ]
Government should change our higher education system
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