Bangladesh Students' Association, University of Tasmania

11/09/2026

Congratulations to our champions! ❤️

A huge congratulations to Jhumu on being elected TUSA Equity President for 2027 and to Sharzil Kabir on becoming a 2027 NUS Delegate! 🫡🔥

So proud to see both of you stepping forward, earning the trust of students and taking on these important roles. Wishing you both all the very best for the journey ahead. Keep representing, leading and making our community proud. 🇧🇩🤝🇦🇺

And Sinan, don’t be sad brother. You stepped forward, gave your best and showed real courage throughout the election. You are always a champion to us. ❤️🏆

Proud of all of you!
BSA UTAS
Together We Grow. Together We Succeed.

09/09/2026

Spring Student Engagement 2026 🤝

08/09/2026

🔥 TUSA ELECTIONS 2026 - LET’S SHOW OUR STRENGTH! 🗳️

This is our chance to make our voices heard and support strong student representation at UTAS.

As President of BSA UTAS, I’m proud to stand behind three candidates from our community who are stepping forward to lead, represent and support students:

🗳️ Sharzil Kabir as an Independent Candidate
🗳️ Sinan for Southern Campus President
🗳️ Jhumu for Equity President

They are ready to speak up for students, strengthen our community, create more opportunities and make sure student voices are heard.

Voting is ON now!
Don’t scroll past this. Take a few minutes, cast your vote, and support our champions. 💪❤️

✅ Vote
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✅ Comment “DONE ✔️” after voting

Every single vote matters. Let’s show what our community can do when we stand together. 🔥🗳️

Promit
President, Bangladesh Students’ Association UTAS

08/09/2026

Cha Adda with BSA UTAS 2026 🌸☕✨

The semester break is over, and we know it’s straight back into assignments, exams, deadlines and study pressure. 📚 We understand how busy and stressful this time of semester can be.

So, while you’re at uni, take a short break from study, relax with us and recharge with a warm cup of Bangladeshi-style masala tea. ❤️

Enjoy free masala tea, snacks, cake and spring rolls, catch up with friends, meet new people and enjoy some fresh spring vibes with the UTAS community. 🌸

📅 Wednesday, 9 September 2026
⏰ 11:30 AM – 2:30 PM
📍 The Forest, University of Tasmania, Hobart
Location link:- https://maps.app.goo.gl/PDTjMgzNioFDN8Jz9?g_st=ic

🎟️ Free entry – registration required

No long break needed - just stop by between classes or study, grab some chai and food, have a chat and give yourself a little time to relax. ☕🌼

Register here:
https://campus.senpro.com.au/?eid=76915

Special Thanks to Tasmanian University Student Association - TUSA

Together We Grow. Together We Succeed.
BSA UTAS 🇧🇩🌸

07/09/2026

Cha Adda with BSA UTAS 2026 🌸☕✨

The semester break is over, and we know it’s straight back into assignments, exams, deadlines and study pressure. 📚 We understand how busy and stressful this time of semester can be.

So, while you’re at uni, take a short break from study, relax with us and recharge with a warm cup of Bangladeshi-style masala tea. ❤️

Enjoy free masala tea, snacks, cake and spring rolls, catch up with friends, meet new people and enjoy some fresh spring vibes with the UTAS community. 🌸

📅 Wednesday, 9 September 2026
⏰ 11:30 AM – 2:30 PM
📍 The Forest, University of Tasmania, Hobart
Location link:- https://maps.app.goo.gl/PDTjMgzNioFDN8Jz9?g_st=ic

🎟️ Free entry – registration required

No long break needed - just stop by between classes or study, grab some chai and food, have a chat and give yourself a little time to relax. ☕🌼

Register here:
https://campus.senpro.com.au/?eid=76915

Special Thanks to Tasmanian University Student Association - TUSA

Together We Grow. Together We Succeed.
BSA UTAS 🇧🇩🌸

A home away from home for Bangladeshi students in Tasmania. 🇧🇩
We bring people together through events, support new students, celebrate our culture, and build a strong, friendly community where everyone feels welcome and connected.✨

05/09/2026

📢 COMMUNITY AWARENESS: GLENORCHY RESIDENTS, ENROL TO VOTE! 🗳️

Did you know that you may be eligible to vote in Tasmania’s Local Government Elections even if you are not an Australian citizen?

The Bangladesh Students’ Association UTAS (BSA UTAS) encourages eligible community members, including international students, permanent residents and temporary residents, to check their eligibility and make their voices heard.

You may be eligible for the General Manager’s Roll if you:

✅ Are aged 18 or over
✅ Live in the Glenorchy City Council area but cannot enrol on the State Electoral Roll
✅ Own or occupy eligible property or business premises within the council area

📍 This includes Glenorchy, Moonah, West Moonah, Claremont, Austins Ferry, Berriedale, Chigwell, Montrose, Rosetta, Goodwood, Derwent Park, Lutana, Dowsing Point, Prince of Wales Bay, Granton, Otago, Collinsvale and Glenlusk.

📝 Enrol online:
https://docuseal.com/d/fu7qMSN7LoZais

⏰ Deadline: 6:00 PM, Thursday, 10 September 2026

This online form is specifically for the Glenorchy City Council area. Residents of other Tasmanian council areas should contact their local council for the relevant enrolment process.

Your voice matters. Check your eligibility, enrol before the deadline and take part in shaping your local community. Please share this information with eligible friends and community members! 🇧🇩🇦🇺

BSA UTAS supports, informs and empowers our community.

04/09/2026

Happy Janmashtami 2026! 🌼🪈

On this auspicious occasion of Krishna Janmashtami, the Bangladesh Students’ Association UTAS (BSA UTAS) extends our warmest wishes to everyone celebrating, especially our Hindu members, friends, families and the wider Hindu community.

✨We are glad and honoured to see the message from The Hon Dr Anne Aly MP, Minister for Multicultural Affairs, recognising Krishna Janmashtami and the enduring strength of Australians of Hindu faith. Her message reflects the important values at the heart of Lord Krishna’s teachings - compassion, duty, wisdom and service to others.

✨As an affiliated student society of the Tasmanian University Student Association - TUSA at the University of Tasmania, BSA UTAS is proud to celebrate the faith, culture and traditions that contribute to the diversity and strength of our student community.

May the divine teachings of Lord Krishna inspire us to live with compassion, truth and kindness, and may this Janmashtami bring peace, happiness, strength and prosperity to you and your loved ones. 🙏✨

From the entire BSA UTAS family, wishing everyone a joyful and blessed Krishna Janmashtami 2026.

Hare Krishna! 💙

04/09/2026

📢 Voting is now open for the 2026 TUSA Elections!

Don’t miss your chance to support our champions- Sinan, Jhumu, Sharzil and Kashif. They are committed to representing students, strengthening our community, improving student support and creating more opportunities for everyone.

Your vote matters, so please take a few minutes to vote today. Once you’ve voted, comment “Done ✔️” below.

If you need any help with the voting process, please reach out to us - we’re happy to help! 🗳️❤️

02/09/2026

🗳️ BSA UTAS Proudly Supports Jhumu for Equity President 🇧🇩

We are proud to support Jhumu, a fellow Bangladeshi student, who is running to be the next TUSA Equity President.

Jhumu has been actively involved in campus and community initiatives, and we have seen her commitment to supporting students and helping create a university community where everyone feels heard, respected, supported and included.

As Equity President, she wants to advocate for better student welfare, equal opportunities and a fair and inclusive university environment for students from all backgrounds and communities.

It makes us proud to see another member of our Bangladeshi student community 🇧🇩 stepping forward to take on a leadership role and represent the interests of every student at UTAS.

🗳️ Voting starts 4 September!

❤️ A STRONGER AND FAIRER STUDENT COMMUNITY
📢 YOUR VOICE MATTERS

From the BSA UTAS family, we wish Jhumu all the very best.

🗳️ From 4 September, VOTE #1 JHUMU FOR EQUITY PRESIDENT!

02/09/2026

🗳️ BSA UTAS Proudly Supports Sinan for Southern Campus President 🇧🇩

As the Bangladesh Students’ Association at the University of Tasmania, we are proud to support Sinan, a fellow Bangladeshi student, for Southern Campus President in the TUSA Elections.

We have seen his commitment to students, his willingness to listen and his passion for making student voices heard.

Students across the Southern campuses face real challenges, including rising living costs, accommodation and housing pressures, parking, food insecurity and campus safety. We believe students deserve someone who will listen, represent their concerns and work for positive change.

It also makes us proud to see a member of our Bangladeshi student community 🇧🇩 stepping forward to represent and support all students, regardless of their background.

🗳️ Voting starts 4 September!

❤️ A TUSA FOR EVERY STUDENT
📢 YOUR VOICE MATTERS

From the BSA UTAS family, we wish Sinan all the very best.

From 4 September, VOTE #1 SINAN FOR SOUTHERN CAMPUS PRESIDENT! 🗳️