Acquisition and Dissemination of Knowledge

Career College (CC) Unit looks after the administrations of the career (i.e., diploma) colleges under the Ministry of Education, Ontario, Canada, and other countries in the world. CC unit operates the NSRIC International College in Toronto (NICT) in Toronto, Canada.

NICT is an applied diploma granting institution where Business Management, Computing and IT, Health Care, and Engineering Technology programs are offered. Prof. Mohammed Enamul Hossain is the first President of NICT.

The Conference and Publications (CP) unit organizes local, regional, and international conferences, webinars, workshops, and seminars to share and disseminate knowledge around the world on your expert areas focusing your experience, skills, knowledge, and networking in specified areas and beyond.

Prof. Amanat Ali (conference@nsric.ca) is the Unit Head and AVP of NSRIC conference unit. He has a robust track record comprising over 100+ research publications in nutritional sciences from his 30+ years of work in academia and industry.

K12 School Unit operates “NSRIC International School in Toronto (NIST)” in Ontario, Canada, and is actively working to establish the “NSRIC International School in Edmonton (NISE)” in Alberta, Canada—private, inspected, and government-approved schools under the Ministry of Education.

With international branches in Bangladesh, India, and Pakistan, we offer accredited programs from Kindergarten to Grade 12. Students can study online and transfer credits to our physical campus in Canada. After Grade XII with NIST, students gain direct admission eligibility to universities in Canada and abroad.

Dr. Moniruzzaman Khan (info@nsric.ca) is the Unit Head and AVP. Dr. Khan has over 40+ research publications from 20+ years of contributions at Dalhousie University, University of Alberta, and BUET, and authored 6 books on zero-waste technology.

Sustainable Lifestyle and Healthcare (SLH) Unit is responsible to take care of healthy lifestyle and healthcare in a sustainable fashion so that every human being benefits from nature. The human lifecycle includes birth, growing up, flourishing, and returning to nature cyclically.

The main criteria to avoid illness and achieve sound health are maintaining natural rules, eco-friendly systems, scientific food habits, positive thinking, fasting, meditation, and exercise (yoga, instrumental, HIIT, non-instrumental, free hand, swimming, walking, running). One should focus on lifestyle mistakes and irregularities instead of focusing only on diseases.

Prof. Riton Kumar Barua (info@nsric.ca) is the Unit Head and AVP. Prof. Barua has helped over 30,000 people maintain healthy and sustainable lives without any medicine, with contributions recognized by the governments of Japan and Bangladesh.

NSRIC is actively involved in initially establishing not-for-profit Universities in Canada and Bangladesh to fulfil the goal of “disseminating knowledge to others”. Both university projects are actively progressing, aimed at restoring true education and making it accessible to every willing participant regardless of space, marginalization, or poverty.

A generous proportion of students will be offered scholarships to stimulate access for disadvantaged communities and students with special needs. The universities will be financed and operated as divisions of NSRIC Inc.

Prof. Shaikh Mahmud Alam (info@nsric.ca) is the Coordinator (AVP) for the NSRIC university project in Bangladesh, with over 25 years of diversified experience in national and international educational institutes.