Student Recruitment

Join Mirai Lab

Students from any University of Dhaka faculty are welcome. Work on cross-field projects with mentorship, AI Suite access, and outcomes that improve how people live.

How it works

Application flow

The form below has two steps — program overview, then your application. Here is what happens from start to finish.

  1. Step 1

    Review the program

    Read what Mirai Lab offers, who can apply, and weekly time expectations.

    • Benefits: mentorship, AI Suite, seminars, and cross-field project opportunities
    • Open to 3rd/4th-year undergraduates, graduates, and Master’s students from any faculty
  2. Step 2

    Submit your application

    Fill in your details, upload a PDF CV, and write your motivation letter.

    • Contact info, university, department/field, LinkedIn, and weekly availability
    • Background & interests plus a motivation letter (400+ characters)
    • Confirm the letter is your own original work
  3. Step 3

    We review your application

    Mirai Lab staff read every submission. You receive a confirmation email right away.

    • Supervisors, consultants, and research assistants are notified with your CV
    • Shortlisted candidates are contacted for an interview
  4. Step 4

    Join the lab

    If accepted, you get workspace access and join a supervised team.

    • Student workspace login and team placement
    • Structured mentorship toward projects and growth

Questions before you apply? Contact the team

Mirai Lab student recruitment

Mirai Lab welcomes students from any University of Dhaka faculty. Apply with your CV and motivation letter to join cross-field projects with structured mentorship and lab tools.

What you get

  • Mentorship across disciplines — any department or field at the University of Dhaka
  • AI Suite & LaTeX
  • Monthly seminars and biweekly meetings with your supervisor
  • Opportunity to work in funded and non-funded projects
  • Path to join Mirai Lab as a research assistant

Who can apply

3rd- or 4th-year undergraduates, graduates, or Master's students — any department or field. Commit 5–20 hours per week.