Nasim Khan has had a lifelong fascination with structural engineering since observing construction projects as a child in Dhaka. He studied civil engineering at Khulna University of Engineering & Technology, focusing on structural issues like building design and construction. His interest grew in designing high-rise buildings, an area where Bangladesh lacks domestic expertise. He now seeks to pursue a Master's in Structural Engineering at Bangladesh University of Engineering & Technology to gain advanced knowledge and skills in high-rise design, reinforced concrete, seismic and fire response, and work with experienced faculty in the field.
Nasim Khan has had a lifelong fascination with structural engineering since observing construction projects as a child in Dhaka. He studied civil engineering at Khulna University of Engineering & Technology, focusing on structural issues like building design and construction. His interest grew in designing high-rise buildings, an area where Bangladesh lacks domestic expertise. He now seeks to pursue a Master's in Structural Engineering at Bangladesh University of Engineering & Technology to gain advanced knowledge and skills in high-rise design, reinforced concrete, seismic and fire response, and work with experienced faculty in the field.
Nasim Khan has had a lifelong fascination with structural engineering since observing construction projects as a child in Dhaka. He studied civil engineering at Khulna University of Engineering & Technology, focusing on structural issues like building design and construction. His interest grew in designing high-rise buildings, an area where Bangladesh lacks domestic expertise. He now seeks to pursue a Master's in Structural Engineering at Bangladesh University of Engineering & Technology to gain advanced knowledge and skills in high-rise design, reinforced concrete, seismic and fire response, and work with experienced faculty in the field.
Nasim Khan Since living in the industrialization zone in Dhaka City, my childhood witnessed numerous constructions where I noticed massive reinforcement and tons of concrete activities. Besides, an engineer inspecting the whole process caught my eye. I remember standing beside him and trying to comprehend the procedure; however, the attempts were futile. Nevertheless, being fascinated by the events, I was constantly searching for the answers to how a structure is constructed? How distinct segments are inter-connected to form an entire design. Therefore, considering my fascination with Structural Engineering, I got admitted into the Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering program at Khulna University of Engineering & Technology (KUET). After joining this reputed university, I decided to address Structural diverse issues, primarily designing and constructing buildings and structures that are safe and capable of withstanding the elements to which they will be exposed, as well as improving the structural integrity of existing buildings. My interest in the high-rise building field got more robust after I found out that most of the mega structures in our country are designed by foreign Design firms or foreign Design Engineers. So collectively, it can be said that the passion for structures and the absence of the capacity to create mega structures are the reasons for choosing to become a Structural Engineer. I perceived that more concepts and skills are required to comprehend the principle of Structural Designing. During my B.Sc, I faced various issues in the KUET Structural Lab. I discovered that BUET holds a remarkably well-equipped, modern laboratory facility, and the faculty of the Civil Engineering Department of BUET is one of the most experienced and skilled pioneers in this field. Therefore, I would love to pursue my Master in Engineering (M. Engg.) degree under their supervision from the Bangladesh University of Engineering & Technology (BUET), which would provide me with a better platform to address all my queries. During my undergraduate period, I gained my initial exposure to Structural Engineering through courses like “Structural Analysis & Design” and “Reinforced Concrete Structures,” which extended my eyes to the latest analysis and design methods of structures. Eventually, in the third year of my under graduation, as a part of my project, I designed a 15-storied residential building. In the fourth year, I had prepared a detailed soil report of 50 storied buildings with proper piled raft foundations to be proposed in KUET. Due to the selection procedure of the thesis topic, I had to go with Geotechnical Engineering. However, I was able to create a breakthrough for myself and connect my thesis work with structure. Thus, my topic was “Study on the pullout capacity of plate anchor in sloping ground.” Moreover, I desire to learn the fundamentals of High-Rise Structures from this post-graduation program. In designing High-Rise Structures, I need to know the fundamentals of static & dynamic behaviour of structures, especially seismic and fire response. I want to learn Advanced Reinforced Concrete and knowledge of deep beam, curved beam, shear wall, etc., which fascinates me as a Structural Engineer. If the opportunity is presented, I will make the most use of it and perform to compete at the highest level of standard. I would love to work with Professor Dr Md. Shafiul Bari Sir, my study interest is utterly relevant to his specialized section. Therefore, I look forward to being admitted to your esteemed program in the Structural Engineering in Master in Engineering (M. Engg.), which will assist me in motivating and inspiring me to pursue my noble ambitions.