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PROSPECTUS | 2019-20

Dear Candidate,

Welcome to Iqra University Islamabad Campus.

By choosing to study at Iqra University, you will be investing in an education that will help you build a successful future as well as determine your role as an upstanding member of society.

At Iqra you will experience learning in a friendly environment that nurtures you to reach your highest potential. Studying with our faculty will help hone your skills, perspectives and insights to enhance your employability and career prospects. As one of Pakistan's leading universities, you will find that its credits are accepted internationally.

We offer a wide range of degrees at Iqra University for you to choose from. We also boast state of the art facilities and a campus situated in picturesque Islamabad at the foothills of Margalla.

At Iqra, it is our aim to ensure that your University experience is exceptional.

I wish you all the best!

Hunaid H. LakhaniChairmanIqra University

Chairman’s Message

CONTENTS

Mission Statement 2

Introduction 3

Aims and Objectives 4

Resources and Infrastructure 6

Policies 9

Academic Policies 11

Curriculum Model 13

Fee Structure 14

Scholarship Policy 15

Academic Departments 16

Department of Computing and Technology 18

Department of Fashion and Design 44

Department of Media Studies 54

Department of Business Administration 62

Department of Social Science 84

Clubs 105

IUIC Annual Events 106

Tectiqs (National Competition) 106

Iqra MUN 2016 106

Annual Textile Thesis Display/Fashion Week 107

Degree Awarding Ceremony 107

Gold Medalists 108

Inter University Competitions 110

Faculty and Administration 112

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Mission StatementIqra University strives to be a world class institution of higher education andresearch, promoting technical skills, critical thinking and public duty, to help

develop a prosperous and progressive society

WHERE YOUR FUTURE BEGINS!

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IntroductionChartered by the Government of Sindh, Iqra University was established in Karachi in 1998. The University is a brainchild of Mr. Hunaid Lakhani, Founding Chancellor & Chairman of Iqra University, whose aim was to establish a premier institution of higher learning. Currently, the University has six campuses and more than fifteen thousand students enrolled in various disciplines. Iqra University is placed in category “W4” (i.e. the highest category) by the Higher Education Commission of Pakistan.

The beautiful, lush green, Islamabad Campus was established in 2002 in the educational sector of Islamabad i.e. H-9. It is spread over an area of five acres. The campus has a vibrant culture, highly qualified faculty, and best facilities which foster a congenial learning environment conducive to intellectual and professional growth of the students.

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Aims and ObjectivesIqra University aims to instill in students a culture of continual learning and innovation through transforming their mindset and shaping their personalities. What the University seeks to offer to students is an exciting, self–fulfilling and challenging lifetime learning experience. The main objective of the university is to provide high quality, comprehensive educational and training opportunities that are compatible with the changing needs of the students. Through its academic programs, the University prepares its students for the challenges of the 21st century. The University is dedicated to providing faculty, staff and students with the environment and infrastructure that help them develop their potential for scholarship, creative work, professional realization and social service. In fulfilling its Mission, the University cultivates in the students:

• A strong foundation of knowledge and skills

• The ability to think critically and tolerate difference of opinion

• An understanding and respect for ethnic and cultural diversity

• Logical and ethical decision making

• Adaptability to the workplace

• Sense of being a responsible citizen of the society

• The values of hard work and dedication


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Resources and Infrastructure Iqra University campuses have been built to cater to the requirements of a modern world and diverse student body. All campuses are centrally air-conditioned and heated; they have well-furnished classrooms, sophisticated computer labs, and libraries with all the latest and relevant reading material. Located in the scenic city of Islamabad, the Islamabad Campus offers the following resources and facilities:

Highly Qualified FacultyIqra University places a special emphasis on recruiting highly qualified faculty to provide instruction and research supervision to students. The faculty comprises of highly qualified PhD and Master degree holders from internationally reputed institutions. Many of them are involved in providing consultancy and training to the corporate sector.

The Department of Planning and Development The Department of Planning and Development consists of the Iqra University Islamabad Campus Marketing Unit, Events Management Unit. The Marketing Unit supports all departments and units by disseminating promotional and informational material, fostering long term public relations and managing the University's communication strategy for branding and reputation management purposes. The Events Management Unit manages all the non-academic on and off campus events and acts as the centralized body for all the clubs.

The Department of Industrial LinkagesThe Department of Industrial Linkages (DIL) at IQRA University Islamabad Campus has been established to engage industry in an effort to address the needs of both industry and university. DIL is a gateway to explore new opportunities and to develop talent suitable for current industry needs. The aim is to increase graduates’ employability through quality and competency development program. Developing competent and competitive graduates that benefit themselves, the community and economy.

DIL has also signed MoUs with different organizations and outlets of the twin cities (Islamabad and Rawalpindi). The outlets are providing discounts to our faculty, staff, students and alumni, which they can avail after showing their university card. You can view the list of outlets, discounts and logos on the inner lay.

Iqra Center for Emerging Products & Technologies (ICEPT)ICEPT is a center at the campus which focuses on technological entrepreneurship and trainings. The aim of the center is to equip students with the latest technological skills that can help them start their own businesses. ICEPT serves as the University's incubation center and provides industrial linkage. It has earned a name in the market as the center has launched successful products in the industry. It also enjoys strong partnerships with leading organizations such as Microsoft, CISCO, QuLite, Irtiqa Technologies and PurePush.

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Information Resource Center (Library)The University has a well-equipped Information Resource Center. The center is based on the concept of an independent resource-based learning that provides books, periodicals, digital data bases and manuscripts. The University also has audio-visual facilities in the library. For students who are preparing to write dissertations or conduct research for higher degrees, the center provides guidance in using library and internet resource.

I.T. FacilitiesThe facilities at the University are regularly upgraded to keep pace with the rapid growth in Information Technology. In the labs, students have access to powerful PCs running the latest Microsoft Windows Software. Through Online Learning Management System students can register for a course, access their attendance records and find the course related material. Free Wifi facility is available throughout the campus. Network Administrator’s office staff is available to help the students.


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Language and Communication LabThe University has also established a high-tech Computer Assisted Language Learning (CALL) Lab which students can use to improve their listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills through computer aided tools, software, and techniques. The lab has the latest language teaching equipment and facilities.

Sports and Extra Curricular FacilitiesThe campus provides excellent opportunities for sports, cultural and other activities. Facilities such as badminton and basketball courts, football ground and walking track enhance students’ social life on campus. The lush green lawns provide a suitable venue to hold various extracurricular activities.

CafeteriaThe cafeteria at the campus provides a nice and hygienic environment. Meals, snacks, beverages and desserts are available to the students at reasonable prices.

Transport FacilityTransport facility is available for the twin cities. Students can use the transport service five days a week.

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PoliciesAdmission PolicyAdmissions are offered on merit to the candidates irrespective of nationality, gender, ethnic background, creed, socio-economic status or any other factor.

All applicants must go through the entry test and interview process to show their potential for completing their respective programs.

An applicant having a foreign qualification is required to provide the equivalence certificate/letter issued by the Inter Board Committee of Chairmen or the Higher Education Commission of Pakistan.

For graduate applicants, if division and CGPA both are mentioned on the Degree/Transcript, only CGPA will be considered as a criterion for the purpose of admission.

All PhD admissions recommended by the admissions committee will be subject to the approval of the BASAR of Iqra University.

Eligibility CriteriaEach Academic Department has its own eligibility criteria. The details are available in the Academic Department section.

Provisional AdmissionA candidate waiting for his/her result may apply for admission and appear in the admission test and interview. However, if selected, he/she will be granted provisional admission. Such candidate must meet the University admission eligibility requirements within the first semester and must submit the document at the earliest in the same semester. If the candidate fails to score the required marks/CGPA, he/she will not be allowed to take classes, and the admission will be cancelled with immediate effect.

Credits Transfer PolicyAll potential candidates are required to apply as fresh candidates and take the admission test, unless they are transferring from another campus of Iqra University.

The evaluation of any course work completed at another institution will be based only on an official transcript and compatibility of course syllabus.

The following policies apply to all transfer students:

• Credit is not accepted for grades lower than a C+ or below 67% marks.

• Prospective transfer students must complete Iqra University's entrance requirements.

• Grades from other institutions are not included in the calculation of Iqra University's grade point average.


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• Remedial, vocational, technical, highly specialized and personal development courses are not accepted for credit transfer.

• All transfer courses from Polytechnic Institutions and foreign community colleges will be reviewed individually by the Head of Department.

• A maximum of 50% of coursework can be transferred.

• Specialization courses at the Graduate level are not transferable.

• The concerned department determines number of courses which can be accepted for transfer.

Admission TestThe general admission test for Bachelor and Master programs is divided into the following sections:

1. Quantitative Skills

2. Analytical Skills

3. English language comprehension and proficiency

However, candidates for Textile and Fashion Design must appear in the drawing and sketching test.

Bachelor and Master ProgramsApplicants for Bachelor/Master Programs have to take the entrance test. Applicants with acceptable SAT, NTS-NAT score will be exempted from the entrance test. MBA, MSc, BFD and BTD applicants must appear in the University Admission Test.

MS and MPhil ProgramsAdmission test will consist of Quantitative Skills, Analytical Skills and English Language Comprehension and Proficiency. In addition, candidates will have to appear in interviews. MS applicants may have to provide NTS score as per University policy.

Doctoral ProgramsIn addition to a written test which may consist of essay question(s) and interview, PhD applicants may have to provide NTS score as per university policy.

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Academic PoliciesSemester System The University follows semester system. There are two regular semesters, Fall and Spring. The summer semester is optional. Credit hour system is followed in all degree programs. For theory courses one credit hour is equivalent to one contact hour per week and for lab based courses one credit hour is equivalent to three contact hours of practical work per week.

Medium of InstructionThe medium of instruction and examination at the university is English. All courses are taught in the English language.

Student Evaluation Students are evaluated on the basis of assignments, quizzes, class participation, reports, projects, lab work, midterm and final examinations. The percentage allocated to each component depends on the nature of the course and the instructor.

Grading PolicyGrade Percentage Points Remarks A 88 - 100 4 Excellent B+ 81 - 87 3.5 Very Good B 74 - 80 3 Good C+ 67 - 73 2.5 AverageC 60 - 66 2 Below AverageF Below 60 0 FailureI IncompleteW WithdrawalK In Progress


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Probation & Dismissal PolicyA student can be placed on academic probation status if his/her semester GPA falls below 2.0 in a semester. If the semester GPA of the student remains below 2.0 for 3 consecutively attended semesters, his/her admission will be cancelled. Once dismissed, a student cannot be granted admission in the same or any other program of the University. Admission of a student securing 0 GPA in the first semester will be cancelled immediately without any warning/probation.

Graduation All Bachelor and Master students are required to achieve a minimum CGPA of 2.5 to graduate.

University Core Courses

Course Code Title Credit Hours HUM111 Functional English 3 HUM121 Academic Writing 3 HUM231 Communication Skills 3 HUM122 Pak Studies/ Islamiyat 3 SSC231 World History 3 SSC241 Crictical Thinking 3 HUM232 Ethics and Social Responsibility 3 HUM123 Introduction to Philosophy 3 HUM112 Personal Development 3 HUM241 World Literature 3 CSC111 Introduction to Computer Science 3 BUS361 Introduction to Entrepreneurship 3

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The curriculum model followed at Iqra University, Islamabad Campus is at par with the curricula implemented at national and international universities. As a result the students receive up to 100% credit transfers to foreign universities. The curriculum is designed to develop expertise of students not only in core areas of their programs of study but also develop their overall personality through various general courses. A curriculum committee comprising of academicians and practitioners from various foreign and local universities frequently updates each program of study to keep it in line with international standards. New courses are developed regularly to ensure that that each program maintains contemporary relevance, meets the need of students and fulfils market demand.

Curriculum Model

Curriculum ModelCategorySr.No Description

1 General Education Courses Compulsory for the students of all Bachelor Programs

2 Supporting Courses Courses facilitating understanding of the core discipline

3 Department Requirement Courses4 Core Courses5 Elective Courses6 Free Electives Can be taken from any program subject to

departmental approval7 Thesis (P1+P2) Research work

Program Rate Per CrHr

BBA-H 5,250BS (A&F) 5,250MBA 90 5,250MBA 72 5,250MBA 36

EMBA 665,2505,250

MS (BA) 5,250PhD (BA) 5,250

BTD 5,250BFD 5,250BMS 5,250One Year Diploma 5,250Two Year Diploma 5,250

BS(CS) 5,250BS(SE) 5,250

MS(CS) 5,250MS(SE) 5,250MSTN 5,250PhD (CS/TN) 5,250

BSDS 4,000BSIR 4,000BS(Sc.) 4,000BSE (Economics) 4,000MSc (DS) 36 4,000MSc (DS) 48 4,000MSc (DS) 72 4,000MSc (IR) 36 4,000MSc (IR) 48 4,000MSc (IR) 72 4,000M.Phil (IDS) 5,250M.Phil (IR) 5,250

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT

FASHION AND DESIGN DEPARTMENT

COMPUTING AND TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT

SOCIAL SCIENCES DEPARTMENT


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Admission Fee: In addition to the semester fee the students are also required to pay Rs 10,000 as the admission fee and Rs 1,000 as the library fee at the time of admission. The amount is non-refundable.

Student Fund:Student fund Rs 1,000 is charged in addition to the semester fee each semester.

Fee Adjustment:The semester fee can be adjusted if:

• Withdrawal from university are entitled to refund of fee according to the following schedule:

Fee Refund for New Students:

• Upto 7th day of commencement of classes: 100% refund of tuition fee

• From 8th - 15th day of commencement of classes: 50% refund of tuition fee

• From 16th day of commencement of classes: No Fee (0%) refund

Qarz e Hasna (Interest free loan):

Qarz e Hasna facility is available for the students during their course of study.

Fee Structure

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Scholarship PolicyPerformance Based ScholarshipsIqra University encourages the students to reach their maximum potential by offering scholarships to all those who show outstanding performance in their studies. Scholarships are awarded each semester on the basis of a student’s performance. The list of the scholarship holders is displayed after the announcement of the result. The criteria and scholarship amount are as follows:

Other requirements for scholarships include minimum semester course load of 15 credit hours for Bachelor and 12 credit hours for Master students. In addition there is no disciplinary proceeding pending against the student. For other details students can contact the Student Office.

Scholarship Ceremony To acknowledge efforts of the high achievers, a scholarship ceremony takes place every semester. Parents are invited and students are awarded certificates, shields and cash awards for their outstanding performance.

GPA CGPA Scholarship Amount4 3.5 & more 60% of the semester fee3.75 - 3.99 3.5 & more 40% of the semester fee3.50 - 3.74 3.5 & more 20% of the semester fee


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ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTS

Department of Computing and TechnologyDepartment of Fashion and Design

Department of Business AdministrationDepartment of Social Sciences

The Department of

COMPUTING &TECHNOLOGY

Department of Computing and Technology prepares students for various exciting and rewarding career opportunities in the field of Information and Communication Technology (ICT). Depending upon their choice, the students may either join the ICT industry as software engineers or programmers, hardware and software vendors, I.T. consultants or work in academic institutions as researchers and teachers. The Department has a number of sophisticated labs furnished with state-of-the-art equipment. These include Physics Lab, Digital Logic Design Lab, CISCO Lab, ICEPT Lab, MAC lab and other Computing Labs. A wide range of software is available that includes Windows and Linux Operating Systems, Microsoft Office, MATLAB, Corel Draw, etc. The University has its own Local Area Network (LAN), which consists of more than 500 nodes. The department offers degree programs in the fields of Computer Sciences, Software Engineering and Telecommunication and Networks.

Under Graduate Programs (4 Years) EligibilityBS in Computer Science BS in Software Engineering

2nd Division in HSSC/Equivalent

Graduate Programs (2 Years)MS in Computer Science 16 years of education (BS/

CGPA/2nd DivisionMS in Software Engineering MS in Telecommunication and Networks Doctoral Programs (3 Years)PhD in Computer Science

PhD in Telecommunication and Networks

MS/MPhil in Computer

(with thesis). The minimum CGPA should be 3.00 on a scale of 4.00/1st Division.MS/MPhil in Telecommunication &

(with thesis). The minimum CGPA should be 3.00 on a scale of 4.00.

137-CrHr138-CrHr

36-CrHr

36-CrHr

33-CrHr33-CrHr33-CrHr

CrHrsDegree Programs offered and Eligibility Criteria

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Computer Sciences The study of Computer Science is based on analysis, design, implementation and deployment of what can be automated. It evolved as a result of the vast information revolution, which made it hard to escape computing and computers. The degree programs in Computer Sciences concentrates on programming skills in a variety of paradigms, operating systems, networking and databases. Hands on experience with various software systems: C, C++, JAVA, Visual Programming languages, Unix, Windows and Network tools are an integral part of the program. The Computer Science programs also offer an opportunity for fieldwork outside the University.

Software EngineeringSoftware Engineering is the field of study which involves the development of stable, efficient and robust software systems according to the modern engineering principles. The BS and MS programs in Software Engineering cover various aspects of software engineering, including

• Customer requirement identification, specification and analysis

• Software project management

• Software design and development based on the requirement analysis

• Software quality engineering & software maintenance

The increasing transition from manual to computerized system in Pakistan provides an opportunity to the Software Engineering graduates to apply the knowledge they acquire during their studies to solve practical problems originating from the industry. Over the last decade, the market demand to hire Software Engineers has radically increased. In addition, the doors of higher education institutions are always open for Software Engineers with practical knowledge to impart their insight of the field to younger generations.


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Total Semester Credit Hours (18+2)

Bachelor of Science in Computer ScienceTotal Credit Hours: 137 Total Courses: 41Semesters: 8Duration: 4 Years

BS (CS) Semester Plan

Semester Course(s)

Code (New)

Course(s) Title Credit Hours Prerequisite

Semester I CSC101 Applied Physics 3 + 1 ---

CSC111 Introduction to Information and Communication Technology 3 + 1 ---

CSC102 Calculus and Analytical Geometry 3 + 0 --- Functional English 3 + 0 --- Islamiat and Pakistan Studies 3 + 0 --- Total Semester Credit Hours

Semester II CSC121 Digital Logic Design 3 + 1 CSC101 Communication Skills 3 + 0 --- CSC131 Programming Fundamentals 3 + 1 CSC111 CSC103 Multivariate Calculus 3 + 0 CSC102 Personal Development 3 + 0 --- Total Semester Credit Hours

Semester III CSC221 Computer Organization & Assembly Language

3 + 1 CSC131

CSC231 Object Oriented Programming 3 + 1 CSC131 Financial Accounting Principles 3 + 0 --- Philosophy and Critical Thinking 3 + 0 ---

CSC201 Linear Algebra and Differential Equations 3 + 0 CSC102

Total Semester Credit Hours

Semester IV CSC222 Operating Systems 3 + 1 CSC231

CSC232 Data Structures & Algorithms 3 + 1 CSC231 CSC241 Discrete Structures 3 + 0 --- CSC202 Probability and Statistics 3 + 0 CSC102 World History 3 + 0 --- Sociology 3 + 0 ---

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(15+2)

(15+2)

(15+2)

Semester V CSC331 Database Management Systems 3 + 1 CSC231 CSC332 Design and Analysis of Algorithms 3 + 0 CSC232 CSC341 Theory of Automata 3 + 0 CSC241

World Literature 3 + 0 ---

CSC361 Data Communication and Computer Networks 3 + 1 CSC121

Total Semester Credit Hours

Semester VI

Semester VII

CSC342 Compiler Construction 3 + 0 CSC341

CSC351 Software Engineering 3 + 0 CSC231 Academic & Professional Writing 3 + 0 --- Elective I 3 + 1 --- Elective II 3 + 0 --- Total Semester Credit Hours

CSC441 Final Year Project - I 0 + 3 CSC351

CSC471 Artificial Intelligence 3 + 1

3 + 1

3 + 0

CSC332 Elective III 3 + 1 --- CSC411 Technopreneurship 3 + 0 CSC351

CSC431 Parallel and Distributed Computing 3 + 0CSC231, CSC361,

CSC222 Total Semester Credit Hours

Semester VIII Elective IV ---

Elective V ---

CSC442 Final Year Project - II 0 + 3 CSC441 CSC412 Information Security 3 + 0 CSC111, CSC361 Ethics & Social Responsibility 3 + 0 --- Total Semester Credit Hours

Program Total Credit Hour(s): 137

(15+2)

(15+1)

(12+5)

(12+4)

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Elective Courses

Course Code Course(s) Title Credit Hours

CSCX3X Advanced Database Management Systems 3 + 0

CSCX7X Digital Image Manipulation 3 + 0

CSCX1X E-Business 3 + 0

CSCX3X Web Programming Languages 3 + 1

CSCX7X Digital Image Processing + Lab 3 + 1

CSCX3X Visual Programming Languages + Lab 3 + 1

CSCX3X Simulation & Modelling 3 + 0

SENX5X Software Construction 3 + 0

SENX5X Software Requirement Engineering 3 + 0

CSCX2X Embedded Systems + Lab 3 + 1

CSCX2X Robotics Programming + Lab 3 + 1

CSCX6X Network Performance Management 3 + 0

CSCX6X Network Security 3 + 0

CSCX3X Mobile Application Development 3 + 0

SENX5X Software Evolution & Maintenance 3 + 0

CSCX7X Computational Intelligence 3 + 0

CSCX8X Computer Graphics & Animation + Lab 3 + 1

CSCX3X Data Warehousing & Data Mining 3 + 0

CSCX5X Enterprise Resource Planning 3 + 0

CSCX7X Expert Systems 3 + 0

SENX5X Software Quality Assurance 3 + 0

SENX5X Enterprise Software Architecture 3 + 0

CSCX7X Computer Vision 3 + 0

CSCX6X Routing & Switching + Lab 3 + 1

CSCX6X Wireless Communication + Lab 3 + 1

CSCX6X Virtualization & Cloud Computing 3 + 0

CSCX8X 3D Modelling and Game Development + Lab 3 + 1

CSCX6X Intranet Development 3 + 0

CSCX1X Information System Audit 3 + 0

CSCX7X Artificial Neural Networks 3 + 0

CSCX7X Data Science 3 + 0

CSCX7X Deep Learning 3 + 0

SENX5X Human Computer Interaction 3 + 0

CSCX6X Internet of Things 3 + 0

CSCX6X Software Defined Network + Lab 3 + 1

CSCX3X Web Engineering + Lab 3 + 1

SENX5X Design Patterns 3 + 0

CSCX2X FPGA Based System Design + Lab 3 + 1

CSCX9X Bioinformatics 3 + 0

Course Area Category:0-Maths & Science. 1-Information Technology. 2-Systems. 3-Programming & Databases. 4-Computer Science. 5-Software Engineering.6-Networks & Communication.7- Artificial Intelligence.8-Graphics & Animation

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Bachelor of Science in Software EngineeringTotal Credit Hours: 138Total Courses: 42

Semesters: 8Duration: 4 Years

BS (SE) Semester Plan

Semester Course(s) Code(New) Course(s) Title Credit

Hours Prerequisite

Semester I SEN101 Applied Physics 3 + 1 ---

SEN111 Introduction to Information and Communication Technology 3 + 1 ---

SEN102 Calculus and Analytical Geometry 3 + 0 ---

Functional English 3 + 0 ---

Islamiat and Pakistan Studies 3 + 0 ---


Semester II

Semester III

Financial Accounting Principles 3 + 0 ---

Communication Skills 3 + 0 ---

SEN131 Programming Fundamentals 3 + 1 SEN111

SEN103 Linear Algebra and Differential Equations 3 + 0 SEN102

Personal Development 3 + 0 ---


SEN201 Probability and Statistics 3 + 0 SEN102

SEN231 Object Oriented Programming 3 + 1 SEN131

World History 3 + 0 ---

Philosophy and Critical Thinking 3 + 0 ---

SEN241 Discrete Structures 3 + 0 ---


Semester IV World Literature 3 + 0 ---

SEN232 Data Structures and Algorithms 3 + 1 SEN231

Sociology 3 + 0 ---

SEN221 Operating Systems 3 + 1 SEN231

SEN251 Software Engineering 3 + 0 SEN231


Semester V SEN331 Database Management Systems 3 + 1 SEN231

SEN351 Software Construction 3 + 0 SEN251 SEN352 Human Computer Interaction 3 + 0 SEN251 Elective I 3 + 1 --- Academic & Professional Writing 3 + 0 --- Total Semester Credit Hours (15+2)

Semester VI Elective II 3 + 1 ---

SEN311 Technopreneurship 3 + 0 SEN251

SEN361 Data Communication and Computer Networks 3 + 1 SEN221

SEN354 Software Requirement Engineering 3 + 0 SEN251

SEN355 Web Engineering 3 + 1 SEN251


Semester VII SEN451 Final Year Project - I 0 + 3 SEN251

Elective III 3 + 0 ---

SEN452 Software Re- Engineering 3 + 0 SEN251

SEN453 Software Quality Engineering 3 + 0 SEN251

Software Engineering – Domain Support I 3 + 0 ---

Elective IV 3 + 1 ---


Semester VIII SEN454 Final Year Project - II 0 + 3 SEN451

SEN455 Software Project Management 3 + 0 SEN251

SEN456 Software Design and Architecture 3 + 0 SEN251

Elective V 3 + 0 ---

Software Engineering – Domain Support II 3 + 0 ---

Ethics & Social Responsibility 3 + 0 ---


Program Total Credit Hour(s): 138

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BS (SE) Elective Courses


CSCX3X Advanced Database Management Systems 3 + 0

CSCX7X Digital Image Manipulation 3 + 0

CSCX1X E-Business 3 + 0

CSCX3X Web Programming Languages 3 + 1

CSCX7X Digital Image Processing + Lab 3 + 1

CSCX3X Visual Programming Languages + Lab 3 + 1

CSCX3X Simulation & Modelling 3 + 0

SENX5X Software Construction 3 + 0

SENX5X Software Requirement Engineering 3 + 0

CSCX2X Embedded Systems + Lab 3 + 1

CSCX2X Robotics Programming + Lab 3 + 1

CSCX6X Network Performance Management 3 + 0

CSCX6X Network Security 3 + 0

CSCX3X Mobile Application Development 3 + 0

SENX5X Software Evolution & Maintenance 3 + 0

CSCX7X Computational Intelligence 3 + 0

CSCX8X Computer Graphics & Animation + Lab 3 + 1

CSCX3X Data Warehousing & Data Mining 3 + 0

CSCX5X Enterprise Resource Planning 3 + 0

CSCX7X Expert Systems 3 + 0

SENX5X Software Quality Assurance 3 + 0

SENX5X Enterprise Software Architecture 3 + 0

CSCX7X Computer Vision 3 + 0

CSCX6X Routing & Switching + Lab 3 + 1

CSCX6X Wireless Communication + Lab 3 + 1









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Specialization/Domain Electives









CSCX6X Internet of Things 3 + 0

CSCX6X Software Defined Network + Lab 3 + 1

CSCX3X Web Engineering + Lab 3 + 1

SENX5X Design Patterns 3 + 0

CSCX2X FPGA Based System Design + Lab 3 + 1

CSCX9X Bioinformatics 3 + 0


XXX Business Process Engineering 3 + 0

XXX Formal Methods in Software Engineering 3 + 0

XXX Operations Research 3 + 0

XXX Simulation and Modeling 3 + 0

XXX Stochastic Processes 3 + 0

Course Area Category: 0-Maths & Science. 1-Information Technology. 2-Systems. 3-Programming & Databases. 4-Computer Science. 5-Software Engineering. 6-Networks & Communication. 7- Artificial Intelligence. 8-Graphics & Animation

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Master of Science in Computer ScienceTotal Credit Hours: 33

Total Courses: 11

Semesters: 4

Duration: Minimum 1.5 Years

MS (CS) Curriculum PlanCategory CrHrs CoursesCore Courses 15 5Electives 12 4Thesis 6Total 33 11

Core CoursesCode Course Title CrHrsCSC 501 Advanced Design & Analysis of

Algorithms3

CSC 502 Mathematics for Computing 3CSC 503 Advance Operating Systems 3CSC 504 Advanced Computer Architecture 3CSC 506 Theory of Programming Languages 3

ElectivesCSC 507 Information Theory 3CSC 508 Advanced Theory of Computation 3CSC 509 Numeric Method 3CSC 522 Fuzzy Logic 3CSC 551 Advanced Programming 3

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Communication and Network System SpecializationCode Course Title CrHrsCSC 512 Advanced Computer Networks 3CSC 513 Advanced Network Security 3CSC 514 Advanced Network Programming 3CSC 515 Mobile Computing 3CSC 521 3

Software Engineering SpecializationCSC 531 Advanced Software Engineering Techniques 3CSC 532 Software Quality Assurance 3CSC 533 Software Testing 3CSC 534 Special Topics in Software Engineering 3CSC 535 Software Project Management 3

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MS (CS) Semester PlanSr.No Code Course Title CrHrs

Year 1 Semester 11 CSC 502 Mathematics for Computing 32 CSC 504 Advanced Computer Architecture 33 CSC 506 Theory of Programming Languages 3

Total 9Year 1 Semester 2

4 CSC 501 Advanced Design and Analysis of Algorithms 35 CSC 503 Advanced Operating Systems 36 CSC 5XX Elective-I 3


7 CSC 5XX Specialization-I 38 CSC 5XX Specialization-II 39 CSC 599 Thesis-I 3


10 CSC 5XX Specialization-III 311 CSC 599 Thesis-II 3

Total 6

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MS (SE) Curriculum PlanCategory CrHrs CoursesCore Courses 15 5Electives 12 4Thesis 6 2Total 33 11

Core CoursesCode Course Title CrHrsCSE 501 Software Requirement Engineering 3CSE 502 Software System Design & Architecture 3CSE 503 Software Quality Engineering 3CSE 504 Software Project Management 3

Master of Science in Software EngineeringTotal Credit Hours: 33

Total Courses: 11

Semesters: 4


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Elective CoursesCode Course Title CrHrsCSE 506 Theory of Programming Languages 3CSE 511 Formal Methods in Software Engineering 3CSE 512 Software Risk Management 3CSE 513 Software Design Patterns 3CSE 514 Software Measurement & Metrics 3CSE 515 Software Engineering Processes 3CSE 516 Software Engineering for Web Based & Distributed Systems 3CSE 517 Engineering Software for Reliability & Quality 3CSE 518 Software Costing & Estimation 3CSE 519 Business Process Modeling 3CSE 520 Personal Software Process 3CSE 521 Research Methods & Professional Skills 3CSE 522 Advanced Programming 3CSE 523 Agile Software Development 3CSE 524 Human Factors in Software Engineering 3CSE 525 Software Engineering for Enterprise Information Systems 3CSE 526 Machine Learning Applications in Software Engineering 3CSE 527 Advanced Object Oriented Software Design 3CSE 528 Software Engineering using UML 3CSE 531 Advanced Software Engineering Techniques 3CSE 533 Software Testing 3CSE 534 Special Topics in Software Engineering 3

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MS (SE) Semester PlanSr.No Code Course Title CrHrs

Year 1 Semester 11 CSE 501 Software Requirement Engineering 32 CSE 502 Software System Design and Architecture 33 CSE XXX Elective-I 3


4 CSE 503 Software Quality Engineering 35 CSE 504 Software Project Management 36 CSE XXX Elective-II 3


7 CSE 5XX Elective-III 38 CSC 5XX Elective-IV 3

9 CSE 599 Thesis-I 3Total 9

Year 2 Semester 410 CSE 5XX Elective-V 311 CSE 599 Thesis-II 3

Total 6

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Master of Science in Telecommunication and NetworksTotal Credit Hours: 33

Total Courses: 11

Semesters: 4


MS (TN) Curriculum PlanCategory CrHrs CoursesCore Courses 15 5Electives 12 4Thesis 6 2Total 33 11

Core CoursesCode Course Title CrHrsTLC 503 Digital Communication 3TLC 504 Mathematical Methods in Communications 3TLC 508 Advanced Digital Signal Processing 3TLC 509 Wireless Communication Networks 3TLC 512 Advanced Data Networks 3

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Elective CoursesCode Course Title CrHrsTLC 514 Networks Design 3TLC 502 Next Generation Network 3TLC 513 Advanced Network Security 3TLC 514 Advanced Network Programming 3TLC 515 Mobile Computing 3TLC 521 3TLC 531 Network Communications and Performance Engineering 3TLC 532 Switching Systems 3TLC 533 Satellite Communication 3TLC 534 Signal Processing in Wireless Communication 3TLC 535 IP Telephony 3TLC 536 Application Development for Mobile Devices 3TLC 537 Advanced Telecommunication and Mobile Networking Lab 3TLC 542 Industry Overview and Telecommunication Management 3TLC 543 Telecommunication System Analysis, Planning and Design 3TLC 544 International Telecommunication Management 3TLC 545 Financial Decision Making and Risk Analysis 3TLC 552 Random Variable and Stochastic Processes 3TLC 555 Embedded Systems 3TLC 556 Advanced Computer Architecture 3TLC 557 Advanced Digital Design 3TLC 558 Adaptive Filters 3TLC 559 Real Time Digital Signal Processing 3

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MS (TN) Semester PlanSr.No Code Course Title CrHrs

Year 1 Semester 11 TLC 504 Mathematical Methods in Communication 32 TLC 508 Advanced Digital Signal Processing 33 TLC 512 Advanced Data Networks 3


4 TLC 503 Digital Communication 35 TLC 5XX Specialization-I 36 TLC 5XX Elective-I 3


7 TLC 509 Wireless Communication Networks 38 CSC 5XX Specialization-II 39 TLC 599 Thesis-I 3


10 TLC 5XX Specialization-III 311 TLC 599 Thesis-II 3

Total 6

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Doctor of Philosophy in Computer SciencesTotal Credit Hours: 36

Total Courses: 6+Research work

Semesters: 6

Duration: Minimum 3 Years

PhD (CS) Curriculum PlanCrHrs Courses

Core Courses 6 2Electives 12 4Research/Thesis 18

Total 36 6+Research Work

Core CoursesCode Course Title CrHrsCS 701 Advanced Research Methods 3CS 702 Advanced IS Security & Audit 3CS 704 Ethical and Legal Approaches in Computational Frontiers 3CS 703 Theory of Advanced Computing Models 3CS 731 Optimization Techniques 3CS 729 Mathematics for Computing 3CS 750 Advanced Software Engineering Technology 3

Software Engineering Specialization CoursesCode Course Title CrHrsCS739 Software Engineering 3CS 740 Quality Assurance 3CS 741 Software Testing 3CS 742 Software Project Management 3CS 743 Agile Software 3CS 744 Component Based Software 3CS 745 Object Oriented Software System 3CS 746 Formal Methods 3CS 747 Software System Design 3CS 748 Cyber Security 3CS 749 Special Topics for Software Engineering 3

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Computer Engineering Specialization CoursesCode Course Title CrHrsCS 714 Computer Architecture 3CS 715 Modeling and Simulation 3CS 730 Algorithm 3CS 713 Theory of Computation 3CS 752 Interfaces 3CS 733 Embedded Systems 3CS 734 Operating Systems 3CS 735 Pattern Recognition 3CS 736 Digital Design 3CS 737 Grid Computing 3CS 738 Parallel Computation 3CS 751 Special Topics for Computer Engineering 3

Computer Science Specialization CoursesCode Course Title CrHrsCS 711 Design and Analysis of Algorithms 3CS 712 Advanced Programming Techniques 3CS 713 Theory of Computations 3CS 714 Computer Architecture 3CS 715 Modeling and Simulations 3CS 716 Computer Security 3CS 717 Cyber Security 3CS 718 Software Engineering 3CS 719 Computational Intelligence 3CS 723 3CS 724 3CS 725 Fuzzy Logic 3CS 726 Database and Data Mining 3CS 727 Formal Methods 3CS 728 Machine Vision 3CS 730 Introduction to Bio-Informatics 3CS 732 Data Image Processing 3

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PhD (Computer Science) Semester PlanSr.No Code Course Title CrHrs

Year 1 Semester 11 CS 7XX Core-I 32 CS 7XX Core-II 3


3 CS 7XX Elective-I 34 CS 7XX Elective-II 3


5 CS 7XX Elective-III 36

78

CS 7XX Elective-IV 3Total 6

Year 2&3 Semester 4, 5, 6Comprehensive Examination and Research ProposalThesis 18Total 18

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Doctor of Philosophy inTelecommunication and Networks

Total Credit Hours: 36

Total Courses: 6+Research work

Semesters: 6

Duration: Minimum 3 years

PhD (TN) Curriculum PlanCategory CrHrs CoursesCore Courses 6 2Electives 12 4Research Work/Thesis 18Total 36 6+Research Work

Core CoursesCodeEE 701 Advanced Research Methods 3EE 716 Advanced Digital Communications 3EE 738 Mathematical Methods in Communication 3EE 719 Random Processes ( aka Stochastic Processes ) 3EE 721 Advanced Digital Signal Processing 3

CrHrs

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Elective Courses Code Course Title CrHrsEE 711 Signal Processing 3 3EE 723 Wireless Communications 3EE 712 Communications Networks 3EE 713 Advanced Network Security 3EE 714 Digital Technologies in Telecommunications 3EE 715 Error Control Coding (Channel Coding) 3EE 718 Spread Spectrum Communication System 3EE 719 Random Process (Stochastic Processes) 3EE 720 Information Theory 3EE 722 Adaptive Filter Theory 3EE 724 MIMO Wireless Communication 3EE 725 Detection and Estimation Theory 3EE 726 Mathematical Methods & Algorithms for Signal Processing 3EE 727 Nanotechnology & Application in Telecommunications 3EE 728 Semiconductors for Micro & Nanotechnology 3EE 729 Nano Electronics 3EE 730 RF & Antenna Design 3EE 731 Communication Protocol Engineering 3EE 732 Queuing Theory 3EE 733 Time Frequency Analysis 3EE 734 Digital Image Processing 3EE 735 Advanced Communication Systems 3EE 736 Special Topics in Electronics 3EE 737 Special Topic in Communication 3EE 738 Advanced Signal Processing Techniques for Communication System 3

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PhD (Telecommunication and Networks) Semester PlanSr.No Code Course Title CrHrs

Year 1 Semester 11 EE 7XX Core-I 32 EE 7XX Core-II 3


3 EE 7XX Elective-I 34 EE 7XX Elective-II 3


5 EE 7XX Elective-III 36

78

EE 7XX Elective-IV 3Total 6

Year 2&3 Semester 4, 5, 6Comprehensive Examination and Research Proposal Thesis 18Total 18

The Department of

FASHION &DESIGN

The Fashion and Design Department at Iqra University Islamabad Campus is one of the largest academic centers for Fashion and Textile studies in Pakistan. The students get technical knowledge through an intensive curriculum which continues to evolve to encompass the latest developments in the industry. The Department maintains strong industrial linkages with the creative industry by actively participating in annual fashion weeks and national and international design competitions. The faculty of Fashion and Design Department comprises of experienced professionals who have helped shape the department’s reputation for innovation and creativity. The Department offers degree programs in the fields of Fashion Design, Textile Design and Media Studies.

Undergraduate Programs One Year Diploma (Fashion/Textile Design)

2nd Division in HSSC / EquivalentTwo Years Diploma (Fashion/Textile Design) Bachelor of Fashion Design (4 years) Bachelor of Textile Design (4 years) Bachelor of Media Studies (4 years)

CrHrs Eligibility34CrHr70CrHr

135CrHr135CrHr135CrHr

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Fashion Design The four year Fashion Design degree aims at equipping graduates with a broad range of skills relevant to fashion industry. On the introductory level, students are introduced to the basic concepts and techniques of draping, machine sewing, pattern making, and fashion illustration. The second and third year’s curricula emphasizes on students’ creative potential and individuality. The final year enables them to design and produce collections based on a theme.

Textile DesignThe four year Textile Design degree aims at developing creative ability and technical skills for designing in the local and international textile sector. It prepares the students to work in the textile industry and with the local artisans. The first year develops in students the basic skills of drawing, color understanding, principles of design and textile materials. The second year introduces the students to the textile methods. The third year enables students to learn about home and apparel design with some marketing and management skills. The final year offers students the ability to design and produce a collection based on a theme supported by academic research.


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Bachelor of Fashion DesignTotal Credit Hours: 135

Total Courses: 45

Semesters: 8

Duration: 4 yrs

BFD Semester PlanS.NO Course Code Course Title Cr. Hrs Pre-requisite

1 FAD111 Introduction to Fashion 32 FAD112 Basic Drawing 33 FAD113 Principles & Elements of Design 34 University Core 1 (Functional English) 35 University Core 2 (Introduction to CS) 36 University Core 3 (Personal Development) 3

Semester 1

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32 FAD361 Pattern Making 4 333 FAD362 Machine Sewing 4 334 FAD363 Fashion Illustration 4 335 FAD364 Draping 3 336 FAD365 Internship 037 CO 4 338 CO 5 3

Semester 6

7 FAD121 Life Drawing 38 FAD122 Machine Sewing 1 39 FAD123 Pattern Making 1 3

10 University Core 4 (Academic English) 311 University Core 5 (Pakistan and Islamiat) 312 University Core 6 (Philosophy) 3

13 FAD231 Fashion Illustration 1 314 FAD232 Draping 1 315 ELECTIVE 1 316 University Core 7 (Communication Skills) 317 University Core 8 (Ethics and Social 318 University Core 9 (World History) 3

19 FAD241 Fashion Illustration 2 320 FAD242 Pattern Making 2 321 FAD243 Machine Sewing 2 322 CO 1 323 University Core 10 (Critical Thinking) 324 University Core 11 (World Literature) 325 University Core 12 (intro to entre) 3

26 FAD351 Fashion Illustration 3 327 FAD352 Pattern Making 3 328 FAD353 Machine Sewing 3 329 FAD354 Draping 2 330 CO 2 331 CO 3 3

Semester 4

Semester 5

Semester 2

Semester 3

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39 FAD471 Collection 1 340 ELECTIVE 2 341 CO 6 342 CO 7 3

43 FAD481 Collection 2 644 ELECTIVE 3 345 CO 8 3

135

Semester 8

Total Credit Hours

Semester 7

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Bachelor of Textile DesignTotal Credit Hours: 135

Total Courses: 45

Semesters: 8

Duration: 4 yrs

BTD Semester PlanS.NO Course Code Course Title Cr. Hrs Pre-requisite

1 TED111 Introduction to Textile 32 TED112 Basic Drawing 33 TED113 Principles & Elements of Design 34 University Core 1 (Functional English) 35 University Core 2 (Introduction to CS) 36 University Core 3 (Personal Development) 3

Semester 1

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7 TED121 Print Design 1 38 TED122 Basic Drafting 39 TED123 Textile Drawing 3

10 University Core 4 (Academic English) 311 University Core 5 (Pakistan and Islamiat) 312 University Core 6 (Philosophy) 3

13 TED231 Woven Design 1 314 TED232 Survey of Textile 1 315 ELECTIVE 1 316 University Core 7 (Communication Skills) 317 University Core 8 (Ethics and Social 318 University Core 9 (World History) 3

19 TED241 Virtual Design 1 320 TED242 Print Design 2 321 TED243 History of Textile 1 322 CO 1 323 University Core 10 (Critical Thinking) 324 University Core 11 (World Literature) 325 University Core 12 (intro to entre) 3

26 TED351 Survey of Textile 2 327 TED352 Weave Project 1 328 TED353 Print Project 1 329 TED354 Surface Embellishment 330 CO 2 331 CO 3 3

Semester 4

Semester 5

Semester 2

Semester 3

32 TED361 Survey of Textile 3 333 TED362 Print Project 2 334 TED363 Weave Project 2 335 TED364 Virtual Design 2 336 TED365 Internship 037 CO 4 338 CO 5 3

Semester 6

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39 TED471 Design Collection I 340 ELECTIVE 2 341 CO 6 342 CO 7 3

43 TED481 Design Collection II 644 ELECTIVE 3 345 CO 8 3

135Total Credit Hours

Semester 7

Semester 8

MEDIASTUDIES

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Bachelor in Media Studies

Category No. of Courses Credit Hours

Mandatory Courses 12 36

Common Optional 8 24

Core 17 51

Elective 8 24

Total 45 135

BMS Curriculum - Semester Wise

S.No. Code Title Cr Hrs Category Pre-requisites

1 Introduction to Mass Communication 3 Core2 Introduction to Multimedia 3 Core3 Fundamentals of Design 3 Core4 Functional English 3 Mandatory5 Introduction to Computer Science 3 Mandatory6 Personal Development 3 Mandatory

18

7 Photography 3 Core8 Drawing and Perspective 3 Core9 Academic Writing 3 Mandatory Functional English

10 Pakistan Studies and Islamiyat 3 Mandatory11 Introduction to Philosophy 3 Mandatory12 Common Optional - Other Department 3 Common Optional

18

13 Digital Illustration & Manipulation 3 Core14 Communication Skills 3 Mandatory Academic Writing15 Ethics and Social Responsibility 3 Mandatory16 World History 3 Mandatory17 Common Optional - Other 3 Common Optional18 Common Optional - Other 3 Common Optional

18

19 Digital Audio & Video 3 Core Introductin to Multimedia20 Camera & Lighting Techniques 3 Core Photography21 Introduction to Entrepreneurship 3 Mandatory22 Critical Thinking 3 Mandatory23 World Literature 3 Mandatory24 Common Optional - Other 3 Common Optional

18

Semester 1

TotalSemester 2

TotalSemester 3

TotalSemester 4

Total

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26 Social Media & Internet Marketing 3 Core Introduction to Entrepreneurship27 Aesthetics of Editing 3 Core Digital Audio & Video28 Acting 3 Core29 Elective 3 Elective30 Common Optional - Other Department 3 Common Optional31 Common Optional - Other Department 3 Common Optional

18

32 Media Research 3 Core Introduction to Mass 33 Internship 3 Core34 Elective 3 Elective35 Elective 3 Elective36 Common Optional - Other 3 Common Optional37 Common Optional - Other Department 3 Common Optional

18

39 Media Culture & Law 3 Core40 Writing for Mass Media 3 Core Communication Skills41 Thesis I 3 Core Internship42 Elective 3 Elective43 Elective 3 Elective44 Elective 3 Elective

18

43 Thesis II 3 Core Thesis 144 Elective 3 Elective45 Elective 3 Elective

9Total Credit Hours 135

**A student will take minimum 1 course from each common optional category and then maximum 3

TotalSemester 7

TotalSemester 8

Total

*Students can choose an elective from any stream within BMS subject to completion of prerequisites

Semester 6

Semester 5

Total

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List of Electives

Code BMS Electives Course Title Year Area Pre-RequisitesADV362 Brand Management 3 Advertising Principles of MarketingADV363 Principles of Advertising 3 Advertising Principles of MarketingADV364 Digital Design 3 Advertising Fundamentals of DesignADV472 Event Management 4 Advertising Principles of MarketingADV473 Media Planning & Buying 4 Advertising Principles of AdvertisingADV481 Client Service & Account Management 4 Advertising Communication SkillsADV482 Media Design 4 Advertising Fundamentals of DesignANM364 3D Animation Design I 3 AnimationANM471 Digital Compositing 4 Animation Digital Audio VideoANM472 Concept Art 4 Animation Drawing & PerspectiveANM473 Character Design 4 Animation Life Drawing IFTV361 History of Film, TV & Animation 4 Film & TVFTV365 Production 4 Film & TVFTV474 Direction 4 Film & TV Scriptwriting or ProductionFTV482 Broadcasting 4 Film & TV Digital Audio VideoMCM361 News Writing & Reporting 3 Mass Comm Communication SkillsMCM362 Media & Politics 3 Mass CommMCM363 Online Journalism 3 Mass Comm Communication SkillsMCM364 Public Relations 4 Mass Comm News Writing & ReportingMCM471 Feature Column Writing 4 Mass Comm News Writing & ReportingMCM472 Sub-Editing 4 Mass Comm News Writing & ReportingMCM473 Broadcast Journalism 4 Mass CommMCM481 Investigative Journalism 4 Mass Comm News Writing & ReportingNew Life Drawing 3 Animation Drawing & PerspectiveNew 2D & Traditional Animation 3 Animation Drawing & PerspectiveNew Storytelling & Scriptwriting 3 Film & TV Communication SkillsNew Art Direction & Film Design 3 Film & TV ScriptwritingNew Storyboarding & Digital Painting 3 Film & TV Drawing & PerspectiveNew Sound Design & Recording 4 Film & TV Digital Audio Video

The Department of

BUSINESSADMINISTRATION

The Department of Business Administration offers Bachelor, Master and Doctoral degree programs in the field of Business Administration and Management Sciences. The program curricula are designed to cater to the needs of globalized corporate environment. The department promotes professional development through maintaining strong linkages with the corporate world and by engaging students in different industrial networking events and business competitions taking place at national and international level. Most of the faculty members have served as top managers at different organizations and they bring to the classes a wide range of experiences from the corporate world.

Business Schools Ranking: Iqra University has been ranked No. 1 in Pakistan for Business Education by the Higher Education Commission Pakistan (2015 announced in 2016).

Undergraduate Programs Bachelor of Business Administration 135-CrHr


Bachelor of Science in Accounting & Finance 135-CrHr


Graduate Programs Master of Business Administration 90-CrHr

14 years of education with 2nd Division

Master of Business Administration 72-CrHr

16 years of education with 2nd Division

14 years of education with 2nd Division and 4 years of experience

Master of Business Administration

Executive Master of Business Administration66-CrHr

36-CrHrBBA (4 years)/ Equivalent with 2nd Divsion

Master of Science in Business Administration 30-CrHr CGPA/ 2nd DivisionDoctoral Program PhD Business Administration 36-CrHr

MS/ M.Phil in Management Sciences or a rel-

MBA with a minimum of 90 Credit hours (after 2 year bachelor) or, with a minimum of 36Credit hours (after 4 year bachelor). The minimum CGPA should be 3.0 on a scale of 4.

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Bachelor of Business AdministrationBachelor of Business Administration is a broad based four year degree program which is designed to train the students to cope with the challenges of the ever changing business world. Teaching methodologies include class discussions, case studies, projects, presentations, workshops, etc. The program aims at producing well rounded individuals with all the necessary skills and experience demanded by the corporate world.


Total Courses: 45

Semesters: 8

Duration: 4 years


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The new conceptual framework is as under:

• 12 courses from the university core category to be taken by the students which are mandatory for all program students.

• To approve that 8 common optional courses e to be taken from the other disciplines of the university.

University Core Courses

S. No. Title Credit Hours Course Code 1 Functional English 3 HUM 111 2 Academic Writing 3 HUM121 3 Communication Skills 3 HUM231 4 Pak Studies / Islamiyat 3 HUM 122 5 World History 3 SSC231 6 Critical Thinking 3 SSC241 7 Ethics and Social Responsibility 3 HUM232 8 Introduction to Philosophy 3 HUM123 9 Personal Development 3 HUM 112

10 World Literature 3 HUM241 11 Introduction to Computer Science 3 CSC111 12 Introduction to Entrepreneurship 3 BUS361

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Common Optional (CO) 1 from each group & not more than 3 from each group Applied Science Business Design M e d i a Social Sciences Intro to Math

Intro to Calculus

Intro to Statistics Computer Programming

Fundamentals of Marketing Financial Accounting Fundamentals of Management Principles of Finance

Intro to Entrepreneurship

Photography Acting

Intro to Social Media

Intro to Mass Communication

Introduction to Multimedia

Sports

Intro to Sociology

Intro to Psychology

Intro to IR

Intro to Development Studies

Managing the Entrepreneurial Venture

Principles of Finance

Principles of Management

Economics II

Music CAD/CAM History of Film,

TV and Animation

Intro to Guidance and Counseling General Methods of Teaching Linguistics ICT in Education Contemporary Social Issue Arts, Crafts and Calligraphy Public Speaking Interpersonal Skills Foreign Language Foreign Language 2 Intro to Environmental Studies Anthropology

Intro to Basic Drawing Intro to Fashion Intro to Textile Principles of Design History of Art


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BBA Honors Semester Plan

Pre -Req S.

No Course Code Course Title Type Faculty Department Cr.

Hrs Semester 1

1 Functional English Uni. Mandatory FADE SS Social Science 3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

2 Introduction to Computer Science Uni. Mandatory FEST Computer Science

3 Personal Development Uni. Mandatory FADE

SS Fashion Design

4 Introduction to Statistics

Common Optional 1 FMS Eco / Quant

5 BUS111 Fundamentals of Management Core FMS Mgmt. / Entre

Semester 2

6 Academic & Professional Writing Uni. Mandatory FADE

SS Social Science

7 Islamiat & Pakistan Studies Uni. Mandatory FADE

SS Social Science

8 Introduction to Philosophy Uni. Mandatory FADE

SS Social Science

9 BUS121 Micro Economics Core FMS Eco / Quant

10 Intro to Maths or Intro to Calculus

Common Optional 2 FEST Computer Science

11 BUS122 Fundamentals of Marketing Core FMS Mktg / SCM

Semester 3

12 Communication Skills Uni. Mandatory FADE SS Social Science 3

13 Ethics & Social Responsibility Uni. Mandatory FMS Mgmt. / Entre 3

14 World History Uni. Mandatory FADE SS Social Science 3

15 BUS231 Financial Accounting Principles Core FMS Acctg / Finance 3

16 Common Optional 3 Common Optional 3 3


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Semester 4

18 Critical Thinking Uni. Mandatory FADE SS Social Sciences 3

19 World Literature Uni. Mandatory FADE SS Social Sciences 3

20 BUS241 Introduction to Entrepreneurship Uni. Mandatory FMS Mgmt. / Entre 3

21 BUS242 Macro Economics Core FMS Eco / Quant 3



Semester 5 24 BUS351 Cost Accounting Core FMS Acctg / Finance 3 25 BUS352 Principles of Finance Core FMS Acctg / Finance 3

26 BUS353 Organizational Behavior Core FMS Mgmt. / Entre 3

27 BUS354 Business Statistics Core FMS Eco / Quant 3



Semester 6

30 BUS361 Management Accounting Core FMS Acctg / Finance 3

31 BUS362 Research Methods & Skills Core FMS RFU 3

32 BUS363 Operational Management Core FMS Mktg / SCM 3

33 BUS364 Data Analytics Core FMS Computer Science 3

34 BUS365 Human Resource Theory & Practice Core FMS Mgmt. / Entre 3

35 BUS366 Marketing Planning & Applications Core FMS Mktg / SCM 3

Semester 7 36 BUS471 Research Project I Core FMS RFU 3

37 BUS472 Financial Management & Applications

Core FMS Acctg / Finance 3

38 BUS473 Supply Chain Management Core FMS Mktg / SCM 3

39 BUS474 Islamic Banking & Finance Core FMS Acctg / Finance 3

40 BUS475 Managing the Entrepreneurial Venture

Core FMS Mgmt. / Entre 3


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Semester 8 41 BUS481 Research Project II Core FMS RFU 3

42 BUS482 Business Law & Taxation Core FMS Acctg / Finance 3

43 BUS483 Organizational Theory & Design Core FMS Mgmt. / Entre 3

44 BUS484 International Business Core FMS Mktg / SCM 3

45 BUS485 Consumer Behavior Core FMS Mktg / SCM 3

Denotes the new course introduced in the BBA

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BBA Specialization Courses

Code Course Title CrHrs CrHrs

Human Resource Management

MGT501 Recruitment & Selection 3

MGT502 Industrial Relations 3

MGT503 Organizational Development 3

MGT504 Training & Development 3

MGT505 Compensation Management 3

MGT506 Strategic Human Resource Management

3

MGT507 Performance Management 3

MGT509 Human Resource Development 3

MGT511 Organizational Theory & Design 3

MGT583 Human Resource Laws 3

MGT584 Motivation & Reward Management 3

MGT585 Strategic Leadership 3

MGT586 Human Resource Information System 3

MGT623 Advance Organizational Development

3

Finance

FIN501 Corporate Finance 3

FIN502 Working Capital Management 3

FIN503 Taxation Management 3

FIN504 Companies Law 3

FIN505 Treasury & Fund Management 3

FIN506 Security Analysis 3

FIN507 Project Evaluation 3

FIN511 Analysis of Financial Statement 3

FIN531 Micro Finance 3

FIN643 Portfolio Management 3

FIN531 International Finance 3

FIN563 Investment Banking 3

Marketing

MKT501 Advertising 3

MKT502 Sales Management 3

MKT503 Brand Management 3

MKT504 Services Marketing 3

MKT506 Strategic Marketing 3

MKT507 International Marketing 3

MKT511 Consumer Behavior 3

MKT512 Internet Marketing 3

MKT571 New Product Development 3

MKT603 Retail Marketing 3

Code Course TitleHospitality Management

HOM501 Hospitality Marketing Management for Services

3

HOM502 Hospitality & Human Resources Management

3

HOM503 Competitive Strategies Hospitality Industry

3

HOM504 Customer Relationship Management 3

HOM505 Hotel Operations 3

Supply Chain Management

SCM631 Procurement and Sourcing 3

SCM621 BPR/ERP 3

SCM604 Strategic Logistics Management 3

SCM622 SCM Technology and Applications 3

SCM 542 Distribution and Channels Management

3

Project Management

PM501 Framework Standard & Time Management

3

PM502 Quality Scope & Human Resource Management

3

PM503 Integration Procurement & Risk Management

3

PM504 Monitoring Evaluation & Cost Management

3

Management Information Systems (MIS)

INF 501 Data Communication & Networking 3

INF 502 Software Development Methodologies 3

INF 505 E-Commerce Strategies 3

INF 503 Visual Programming Tools MT 3

INF 504 Technology Management 3

INF 506 Internet Development Technologies 3

INF 507 Oracle IT 3

INF 508 Information Security, Audit & Control 3

Technology Management

TM501 Principles of Technology Management 3

TM502 Managing New Product Development and R & D

3

TM503 Technology Forecasting & Assessment 3

TM504 International Marketing of Technology 3


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Bachelor of Science in Accounting and FinanceBachelor of Science in Accounting and Finance (BSAF) is designed to enable students to cope successfully with the challenges of a rapidly evolving global business and financial environment. The degree provides a strong foundation for a successful career in accounting and finance and prepares students for higher studies. Teaching methodologies include lectures, interactive class discussions, case studies, article presentations, projects, reports, industrial trips, seminars, workshops and guest speakers.

Duration: 4-years

Semesters: 08

Credit hours: 135

Admission eligibility: Intermediate or equivalent degree at least with second division

Program Structure

BS Accounting And Finance Semester Plan!Code Course Name Course Nature

Semester 1 Functional English UM Intro to Computer Science UM Intro to Sociology UM

HUM111 CO1 CO CSC111 Financial Accounting 1 CORE

Semester 2 Personal Development UM Academic Writing UM Critical Thinking/Philosophy UM

HUM112 CO2 CO HUM121 Principles of Finance CORE SSC241 Microeconomics CORE

Category Courses CrHrs University Mandatory 12 36 Common Optional 6 18 Core Courses 27 81

Total 45 135

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Semester 6 Business Analytics CORE Corporate Finance CORE Audit & Assurance CORE Islamic Banking & Finance CORE Accounting and Financial Information System CORE Analysis of Financial Statement CORE

Semester 7 RP-1 CORE Financial Reporting 1 CORE Strategic Cost & Management Accounting CORE Financial Risk Management CORE Financial Institutions and Markets CORE

Microeconomics CORE Semester 3

World History UM Communication Skills UM Intro. Entrepreneurship UM

HUM241 CO3 CO HUM231 CO4 CO BUS361 Financial Accounting 2 CORE

Semester 4 World Literature UM Islamic/Pakistan Studies UM Ethics & Social Responsibility UM

SSC231 CO5 CO HUM122 Macroeconomics CORE HUM232 Cost Accounting CORE

Semester 5 CO6 CO Management Accounting CORE Financial Management & Application CORE Business Statistics CORE Business Law & Taxation CORE Advance Financial Accounting CORE


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Supporting Courses

General CoursesSr. No. Course Code Title of Courses Credit Hours

1 ASC100 Basic Mathematics 32 CSC100 Computer Applications 33 HMT105 Pakistan and Islamic Studies 34 HMT10l English-l 35 HMT102 English-II 36 HMT201 Business Communication 37 HMT311 38 HMT301 Sociology 39 HMT302 Psychology 310 HMT401 Research Methods and Skills 311 MOT201 Principles of Management 3

Sr. No. Course Code Title of Courses Credit Hours 1 ECO211 Microeconomics 32 ECO221 Macroeconomics 33 BUS312 Business Law 34 MKT201 Principles of Marketing 35 MIS222 Accounting and Financial Information Systems 36 MGT431 Entrepreneurship 37 MGT311 Organizational Behavior 38 MGT321 Human Resource Management 39 ASC141 Business Statistics 310 ASC142 Statistical Inference 311 ASC162 Business Mathematics 312 MAT211 Quantitative Analysis 3

Semester 8 RP-2 CORE Financial Reporting 2 CORE Money and Investment Banking CORE International Finance CORE Treasury and Fund Management CORE

!

Core Courses

Sr. No. Course Code Title of Courses Credit Hours 1 ACT201 Principles of Accounting 32 ACT202 Financial Accounting 33 ACT321 Cost Accounting 34 ACT401 Advanced Financial Accounting 35 ACT421 Managerial Accounting 36 ACT440 Auditing Fundamentals 37 FIN201 Introduction to Business Finance 38 FIN301 Essentials of Islamic Finance 39 FIN311 Financial Management 310 FIN401 Financial Institutions and Market 311 FIN411 Money and Banking 312 FIN501 Corporate Finance 313 FIN503 Taxation Management 314 FIN507 Corporate Performance and Evaluation 315 FIN511 Analysis of Financial Statements 3

Technical Electives

Sr. No. Course Code Title of Courses Credit Hours 1 ACT451 Financial Reporting 32 ACT452 Advanced Financial Reporting 33 ACT504 Advanced Managerial Accounting 34 ACT511 Accounting Information Systems 35 FIN502 Working Capital Management 36 FIN505 Treasury and Funds Management 37 FIN506 Security Analysis 38 FIN508 Corporate Governance 39 FIN5l0 Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management 310 FIN512 Applied Financial Analysis 311 FIN513 Advanced Taxation 312 FIN520 Derivatives and Risk Management 313 FIN531 International Finance 314 FIN563 Investment Banking 315 FIN570 Islamic Banking 3

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Master of Business AdministrationMaster of Business Administration is one of the most diverse and recognized postgraduate degree programs in Business Management. The program offers considerable options to the students thus adequately preparing them for a variety of careers in both public and private sector organizations. In addition, it inculcates in students the spirit of entrepreneurship. Each course has industry integrated projects, case studies and workshops supervised by the faculty members who are experts of the relevant fields and have adequate corporate experience. Our graduates are well prepared to deal effectively with the evolving business environment.

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MBA 36 Credit Hours Semester PlanCode Course Title CrHrs

Year 1 Semester 1MGT691 Management Science 3MGT512 Advanced Research Methods 3ECO501 Economic Analysis for Managers 3

Specialization-I 3Total 12

Year 2 Semester 2MGT541 Strategic Management 3

Elective-I 3Specialization-II 3

BUS611 MBA Thesis-I/Project-I/ Course from specialization 3 MGT512

NoneNoneNoneNone

NoneNoneNone

NoneNoneNone


MGT514 International Business 3Elective-II 3Specialization-III 3

BUS612 MBA Thesis-II/Project-II/ Course from specialization 3 BUS611Total 12


Semesters: 3

Total Courses: 12

Duration: Minimum 1.5 years

Pre-Req

Master of Business Administration 36 Credit Hour Program


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Master of Business Administration 72 Credit Hour ProgramTotal Credit Hours: 72 | Semesters: 6 | Total Courses: 24 | Duration: Minimum 2.5 years

MBA 72 Credit Hours Semester PlanS.No Code Title CrHrs Pre-Req

Semester I 1 MGT201 Principles of Management 3 BUS101 2 ACT301 Accounting for Managers 3 None 3 FIN311 Introduction to Business Finance 3 ACT301 4 ASC361 Statistical Inference for Managers 3 MAT312 Total 12

Semester II 5 MKT201 Principles of Marketing 3 None 6 ECO341 Business Economics 3 None 7 FIN301 Essentials of Islamic Finance 3 ACT301 8 FN411 Financial Management 3 FIN311

Total 12 Semester III

9 MKT311 Marketing Management 3 MKT201 10 MGT311 Organizational Behavior 3 MGT201 11 MGT691 Management Science 3 MGT201 12 ACT431 Cost and Management Accounting 3 FIN311

Total 12 Semester IV

13 MGT512 Advanced Research Methods 3 ASC361 14 SCM421 Supply Chain Management 3 MKT201 15 MGT692 Quantitative Techniques in Analysis 3 ASC361 16 MGT321 Human Resource Management 3 MGT201

Total 12 Semester V

17 ECO501 Economic Analysis for Managers 3 ECO341 18 Specialization-I 3 19 Specialization-II 3 20 BUS611 MBA Thesis-I/Project-I/ Course from specialization 3 MGT512

Total 12 Semester VI

21 MGT514 International Business 3 MKT311 22 MGT541 Strategic Management 3 MKT311 23 Specialization-III 3 24 BUS612 MBA Thesis-II/Project-II/ Course from specialization 3 BUS611

Total 12

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Master of Business Administration 90 Credit Hour ProgramTotal Credit Hours: 90 Semesters: 7Total Courses: 30Duration: Minimum 3.5 years

MBA 90 Credit Hours Semester PlanPre-ReqS.No Course Code Course Tile Type faculty Department

Semester 1 1 SSC241 Critical Thinking UM FADESS Social Sciences 2 HUM232 Ethics & Social Responsibility UM FADESS Social Sciences 3 HUM112 Personal Development UM FADESS Fashion Design 4 HUM241 World Literature UM FADESS Social Sciences 5 ASC311 Business Math & Stats Core FMS Eco/Quant

Semester 2 6 HMT321 Managerial Communication Core FADESS Social Sciences 7 MGT321 Managerial Role in

Organizations Core FMS Mgmt / Entr Acctg /

Finace 8 ACT321 Accounting for Mangers Core FMS Mgmt / Entr Acctg /

Finace 9 MKT321 Marketing for Managers Core FMS Mktg/ Finace 10 ECO321 Business Economics Core FMS Eco/Quant

Semester 3 11 IFNA431 Islamic Banking & Applied

Finance Core FMS Acctg / Finace

12 ASC431 SI for Mangers Core FMS Eco/Quant Acctg / Finace

13 FIN431 Finance For mangers Core FMS Eco/Quant Acctg / Finace

14 MGT431 Human Resource Management

Core FMS Mgmt / Entr

Semester 4 15 MGT441 Entrepreneurship Core FMS Mgmt / Entr 16 MKT441 Consumer Behavior &

Marketing Strategy Core FMS Mktg/Scm

17 ACT441 Cost & Management Accounting

Core FMS Acctg / Finace

18 SCM441 Supply Chain Management Core FMS Mktg/Scm Semester 5

19 MGT551 Management Science Core FMS Eco/Quant 20 MGT552 Leadership Core FMS Mgmt / Entr 21 ECO551 Managerial Economics Core FMS Eco/Quant 22 BUS551 Research Methods* Core FMS RFU


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Semester 6 23 FIN561 Finance Strategy & Policy Core FMS Acctg / Finace 24 BUS561 MBA Thesis -I FMS RFU 25 MGT561 Research Techniques In

Analysis Core FMS RFU

26 Specialization -I Core FMS Semester 7

27 MGT671 Strategic Management Core FMS Mgmt / Entr 28 BUS671 MBA Thesis -II Core FMS RFU 29 Specialization -Ii 30 Specialization -Iii

• Denotes the new course introduced in the MBA • Students with BBA From Iqra University will not do this course. They can do elective or an

extra specialization course.

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Executive Master of Business Administration66 Credit Hour ProgramTotal Credit Hours: 66

Semesters: 6

Total Courses: 22


Financial AccountingBusiness AnalyticsEconomics for ManagersManagement Communication

Entreprenuership EssentialsCost and Management AccountingBecoming a Better ManagerContemporary Marketing

Leading with FinanceLeadershipMarketing ManagementOperations & Supply Chain Management

Negotiation MasteryDisruptive StrategyBusiness ResearchStrategic Human Resource Management

Specialization ISpecialization IIIndustry Project I

Specialization ISpecialization IIIndustry Project II

EMBA 66 Credit Hours Semester PlanS.No Code Title CrHrs Pre-Req

Semester I 1 2 3 4

Semester II 5 6 7 8

Semester III 9

10 11 12

Semester IV 13 14 15 16

Semester V 17 18 19

Semester VI 20 21 22


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MBA Specialization Courses

Code Course Title CrHrs

Human Resource Management

MGT501 Recruitment & Selection 3

MGT502 Industrial Relations 3

MGT503 Organizational Development 3

MGT504 Training & Development 3

MGT505 Compensation Management 3

MGT506 Strategic Human Resource Management

3

MGT507 Performance Management 3

MGT509 Human Resource Development 3

MGT511 Organizational Theory & Design 3

MGT583 Human Resource Laws 3

MGT584 Motivation & Reward Management 3

MGT585 Strategic Leadership 3

MGT586 Human Resource Information System 3

MGT623 Advance Organizational Development

3

Finance

FIN501 Corporate Finance 3

FIN502 Working Capital Management 3

FIN503 Taxation Management 3

FIN504 Companies Law 3

FIN505 Treasury & Fund Management 3

FIN506 Security Analysis 3

FIN507 Project Evaluation 3

FIN511 Analysis of Financial Statement 3

FIN643 Portfolio Management 3

FIN531 International Finance 3

FIN563 Investment Banking 3

Marketing

MKT501 Advertising 3

MKT502 Sales Management 3

MKT503 Brand Management 3

MKT504 Services Marketing 3

MKT506 Strategic Marketing 3

MKT507 International Marketing 3

MKT511 Consumer Behavior 3

MKT512 Internet Marketing 3

MKT571 New Product Development 3

MKT603 Retail Marketing 3

Hospitality Management

HOM501 Hospitality Marketing Management for Services

3

HOM502 Hospitality & Human Resources Management

3

HOM503 Competitive Strategies Hospitality Industry

3

HOM504 Customer Relationship Management 3

HOM505 Hotel Operations 3

Code Course Title CrHrs

Supply Chain Management

SCM631 Procurement and Sourcing 3

SCM621 BPR/ERP 3

SCM604 Strategic Logistics Management 3

SCM622 SCM Technology and Applications 3

SCM 542

SCM543

SCM544

SCM545

Distribution and Channels Management

Quality Management in Supply Chain

Global Supply Chain Management

Collaborative Planning, Forecasting, & the Replenishment

3

33

3

Project Management

PM501 Framework Standard & Time Management

3

PM502 Quality Scope & Human Resource Management

3

PM503 Integration Procurement & Risk Management

3

PM504

PM506

PM507

PM508

PM509

PM510

Monitoring Evaluation & Cost ManagementProject Communication and Stakeholder Management

Project Portfolio Management

Project Appraisal

Soft Project Management

Advance Project Management

3

3

3

3

3

3

Management Information Systems (MIS)

INF501 Data Communication & Networking 3

INF502 Software Development Methodologies 3

INF505 E-Commerce Strategies 3

INF503 Visual Programming Tools MT 3

INF504 Technology Management 3

INF506 Internet Development Technologies 3

INF507 Oracle IT 3

INF508 Information Security, Audit & Control 3

Technology Management

TM501 Principles of Technology Management 3

TM502 Managing New Product Development and R & D

3

TM503 Technology Forecasting & Assessment 3TM504 International Marketing of Technology 3

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Master of Sciences in Business AdministrationTotal Credit Hours: 30

Total Courses: 10Semesters: 4


MS Business Administration Curriculum PlanCourse Category CrHrs CoursesCore Courses 12 4Specialization/Elective 12 4Thesis 6 2Total 30 10

Core CoursesCourse Code Core Courses Cr. Hr.

MGT601 Advanced Research Methods 3 MGT602 Strategic Management 3 MGT603 Strategic Finance 3 MGT604 Strategic Marketing 3

Note: Four specialization courses are to be done with thesis of 6 credit hours.


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MS (Business Administration) Semester PlanSr.No Code Course Title CrHrs

Year 1 Semester 11 MGT601 Advanced Research Methods 32 MGT602 Strategic Management 33 MGT603 Strategic Finance 3


4 MGT604 Strategic Marketing 35 Specialization/Elective - I 36 Specialization/Elective - II 3


8 Specialization/Elective - III 39

10

MGT698

MGT699

Thesis-I 3Total 6

Year 2 Semester 4Thesis-II 3

11 Specialization/Elective - IV 3Total 6

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MANAGEMENT Ser. Course Code Course Cr. Hr.

1 MGT610 Leadership & Motivation 3 2 MGT611 Strategic Management and Public Policy 3 3 MGT612 Firm Competitiveness & Industrialization 3 4 MGT613 Philosophical Issues in Management 3 5 MGT614 Global Innovation Management 3 6 MGT615 Entrepreneurship & Innovation 3 7 MGT616 International Business Strategy 3 8 MGT617 Advanced Topics in Management/ Strategic Management 3 9 MGT618 Seminar in Management/ Strategic Management 3

10 MGT619 Selected Readings in Management/ Strategic Management 3 HRM

11 HRM620 Performance & Compensation Management 3 12 HRM621 Global HRM Practices 3 13 HRM622 Employees relationship Management 3 14 HRM623 Industrial Relations & Corporate Strategy 3 15 HRM624 Organizational Change and Knowledge Management 3 16 HRM625 Workforce Diversity and Organizational Development 3 17 HRM626 Advanced Topics in HRM 3 18 HRM627 Seminar in HRM 3 19 HRM628 Selected Readings in HRM 3

FINANCE 20 FIN630 Financial Theory and Corporate Decisions 3 21 FIN631 International Financial Management 3 22 FIN632 Asset Allocation & Portfolio Theory 3 23 FIN633 Investment Theory 3 24 FIN634 Advanced Corporate Finance 3 25 FIN635 Financial Risk Management 3 26 FIN636 Financial Markets and Institutions 3 27 FIN637 Advanced Topics in Finance 3 28 FIN638 Special Topics in Finance 3 29 FIN639 Selected Readings in Finance 3

MARKETING 30 MKT640 Marketing Theory and Strategy 3 31 MKT641 Customer Relationship Management 3 32 MKT642 Corporate Brand Management 3 33 MKT643 Social Media & Online Marketing 3 34 MKT644 Tourism Marketing 3 35 MKT645 Retail Marketing 3 36 MKT646 Integrated Marketing Communications 3 37 MKT647 Seminar in Marketing 3 38 MKT648 Advanced Topics in Marketing 3 39 MKT649 Selected Readings in Marketing 3

Specialization / Elective Courses


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Doctor of Philosophy in Business AdministrationTotal Courses: 6+Research work

Total Credit Hours: 36Semesters: 6

Duration: Minimum 3 Years

PhD Business Administration Curriculum PlanCourse Category CrHrs CoursesCore Courses 9 3Concentration Courses 9 3Research Work (Thesis) 18Total 36 6+Research work

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S.No Title CrHrs Semester I

1 Philosophy of Social Thought 3 2 Advanced Statistical Modeling 3 Total 6

Semester II 3 Advanced Qualitative Research 3 4 Concentration 1 3 Total 6

Semester III 5 Concentration 2 3 6 Concentration 3 3 Total 6

Semester IV, V & VI 7 Dissertation 18

PhD (Business Administration) Semester Plan

Concentration Courses

Ser. Course Name Management / Strategic Management

1 Organizational Diagnosis and Transformation

2 Strategic Management and Governance

3 International Business Management

4 History of Management Thought

5 Industrial Dynamics and Competitiveness

6 Organizational Leadership and Change

7 Strategic HRM

8 Strategic Finance

9 Strategic Marketing

10 Advanced Topics in Management / Strategic Management

11 Seminar in Management / Strategic Management

12 Selected Readings in Management / Strategic Management

Human Resource Management (HRM) 13 Conflict and Negotiation Management

14 Human Capital: Theory and Application

15 Organizational Development

16 International HRM


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17 Entrepreneurial Theory and Practice

18 Organizational Behavior: Theory and Practice

19 Advanced Topics in HRM

20 Seminar in HRM

21 Selected Readings in HRM

Finance 22 Theory of Finance

23 Behavior Economics and Finance

24 Financial Econometrics

25 Financial Globalization & Connectedness

26 International Financial Managements

27 Corporate Finance

28 Financial Markets and Institutions

29 Financial Risk Management

30 Seminar in Finance

31 Advanced Topics in Finance

32 Selected Readings in Finance

Marketing 33 Service Marketing

34 International Marketing

35 Digital Marketing

36 Luxury Marketing

37 International Advertising

38 Consumer Behavior: Theory and Practice

39 Business to Business Marketing

40 Sports, Entertainment and Music Marketing

41 Seminar in Marketing

42 Advanced Topics in Marketing

43 Selected Readings in Marketing

Deficiency Courses PhD Program 44 Advanced Research Methods

45 Basic Econometrics

The Department of

SOCIALSCIENCES

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The Department of Social Sciences offers degree programs in the following fields of study:

• Development Studies

• International Development Studies

• International Relations

• Social Sciences

Undergraduate Programs (4 Years) EligibilityBS in Development Studies - 132 CrHr 2nd Division in HSSC/ Equivalent

BS in International Relations - 132 CrHrBS in Economics - 132 CrHr

BS in Social Sciences - 132 CrHrGraduate Programs (2 Years)MSc in Development Studies - 72CrHr 14 years of education with 2nd DivisionMSc in International Relations - 72CrHrMSc in Development Studies - 48CrHr MSc in International Relations - 48CrHrMSc in Development Studies - 36CrHr 4 year bachelor degree in Development

Studies/ International RelationsMSc in International Relations - 36CrHrMPhil Programs (2 Years)MPhil in International Development Studies - 36CrHr

with 2.5 CGPA/ 2nd Division (Development Studies, Economics, International Relations, Political Science, Sociology, Anthropology, Gender studies, Management Science, Pakistan Studies,

MPhil in International Relations - 36CrHr -with 2.5 CGPA/ 2nd Division(International Relations, Political Science,

Strategic Studies, Diplomatic Studies,


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Development StudiesDevelopment Studies is an emerging interdisciplinary program of study in Pakistan where students are exposed to the major issues and theories of development. In the course of study, students are provided with a comprehensive understanding of contemporary development issues. Both, the Bachelor and Master programs, focus on the development process in less developed countries, newly industrializing economies and developed nations. The core theory modules and compulsory courses provide the students with theoretical and disciplinary foundations. The program enables them to analyze and handle problems faced by specific regions, social groups and countries in the world.

Our broad based and carefully constructed degree programs prepare students for an exciting range of jobs. Our students are suitable candidates for employment in national and international organizations operating in development sector, journalism, state agencies, academic institutions and NGOs.

International RelationsThe field of international relations introduces students to interactions among states and non state actors and the forces that shape these interactions. This program focuses not only on the traditional issues of war, peace, trade, investment and technology transfer but also on non-traditional issues of human rights, justice, governance, democratic development, gender, environment and global development. In both Bachelor and Master programs we offer students a combination of theoretical and empirical study of international politics with focus on developing countries and their relations with the developed nations.

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Supporting Courses Code Course Title CrHrs DS140 Introduction to International Relations DS330 Introduction to Development Economics DS130 Microeconomics DS131 Macroeconomics DS132 Introduction to Statistics DS254 Contemporary Social Issues

33 33 33

Bachelor of Science in Development Studies Bachelor of Science in Social SciencesTotal Credit Hours: 132

Total Courses: 44

Semesters: 8

Duration: 4 years

BS (DS) & BS (SS) Curriculum PlanCourse Category CrHrs CoursesUniversity Requirements 33 11Department Requirements 18 6Core Courses 18 6Research Project / Electives 6 2Free Electives 6 2Electives 51 17Total 132 44

Core CoursesCode Course Title CrHrsDS 100 Introduction to Development Studies 3DS 103 Theories of Development 3DS 220 Women and Development: Basic Issues &

Perspectives3

DS 230 International Political Economy 3DS 311 Development Project: Planning and

Implementation3

DS 400 Poverty Alleviation Issues, Debates & Strategies

3

Total 18


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Elective CoursesCode Course TitleDS 101 Introduction to Environmental ScienceDS 102 Issues in Sustainable DevelopmentDS 105 Sociology of DevelopmentDS 106 History of DevelopmentDS 109 Democracy and DevelopmentDS 108 Human Resource Development and

ManagementDS 122 Women, Culture & PoliticsDS 155 Contemporary Issues in IslamDS 160 Introduction to Political ScienceDS 164 World HistoryDS 171 Foreign Policy of PakistanDS 202 Rural Development: Issues and

PerspectivesDS 205 Community Development: Basic Issues

& StrategiesDS 206 Urban Development: Issues and

PerspectivesDS 207 Globalization & DevelopmentDS 210 Governance & DevelopmentDS 211 Development Planning: Issues &

PerspectivesDS 231 International TradeDS 233 Economic issues in Developing

CountriesDS 241DS 242 International & Regional OrganizationsDS 243 Foreign Policy AnalysisDS 250 Foundations of Social Science

Code Course TitleDS 252 Social Development: Issues, Debates &

ExperimentsDS 255 Rural SociologyDS 260 Religion, Politics & DevelopmentDS 261 Political Development: Issues &

PerspectivesDS 265 International Environmental PoliticsDS 305 Globalization & Developing CountriesDS 311 Development Project: Planning,

Implementation & ManagementDS 321 Gender Issues: Rural & Urban ContextsDS 331 Statistical Tools for Social SciencesDS 332 EconometricsDS 334 Comparative Economic SystemsDS 335 International EconomicsDS 340 Modern History of International RelationsDS 345 Foreign Policy of Developing CountriesDS 350 Social & Political MovementsDS 360 Politics of Developing CountriesDS 402 Developing Countries & Governance

IssuesDS 403 Comparative DevelopmentDS 406 Development Aid: Theory & PracticeDS 410 Global Environmental GovernanceDS 413 Project Appraisal & EvaluationDS 430 W.T.O. & Developing CountriesDS 440 Global Security in the Post-Cold War EraDS 470 American Foreign PolicyDS 480 International LawDS 483 International Human Rights LawDS 455 6 CrHrs Research Project or 6 CrHrs

Elective Courses Or 9 CrHrs Thesis.

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Bachelor of Science in International RelationsTotal Credit Hours: 132

Total Courses: 44

Semesters: 8

Duration: 4 years

BS (IR) Curriculum Plan Course Category CrHrs CoursesUniversity Requirements 33 11Department Requirements 18 6Core Courses 18 6Research Project / Electives 6 2Free ElectivesElectives

651

217

Total 132 44

Core Courses Code Course Title CrHrsIR 101 Introduction to International Relations 3IR 201 Modern History of International Relations 3IR 234 Foreign Policy of Pakistan 3IR 239 Theories of International Relations 3IR 330 International Political Economy 3IR 480 International Law 3

Total 18

Supporting CoursesCode Course Title CrHrsDS 100 Introduction to Development Studies 3IR 103 Introduction to Political Science 3DS 130 Microeconomics 3DS 131 Macroeconomics 3DS 132 Introduction to Statistics 3IR 365 Theories of Comparative Politics 3


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Elective Courses Code Course TitleIR 230 Foreign Policy AnalysisIR 240 Foreign Policy of Developing

CountriesIR 242 International and Regional

OrganisationsIR 262 Contemporary Political IdeologiesIR 264 Global IssuesIR 301 Theories of DevelopmentIR 302 Politics of Developing CountriesIR 303 Government and Politics in PakistanIR 306 Politics of DevelopmentIR 305 Globalisation in Developing

CountriesIR 320 Women and PoliticsIR 321 American Foreign PolicyIR 334 Political Economy of DevelopmentIR 335IR 341 Islam and International RelationsIR 342 Global SecurityIR 343 World Peace, Issues and PerspectivesIR 344 US Foreign Policy: Post Cold War EraIR 345 International TerrorismIR 350 Social and Political MovementsIR 355 Public Sector ReformsIR 362 International TradeIR 430 W.T.O & Developing Countries

Code Course TitleIR 441 Foreign Policies of Great PowersIR 444 Globalization & Regional

CooperationIR 442 Issues in North-South RelationIR 463 Global GovernanceIR 464 Politics of International Financial

IssuesIR 465 Human Right & International

RelationsIR 466 International Environment Politics IR 470 State and Society in South Asia IR 472 International Politics of South Asia IR 474 Government and Politics in the

Middle EastIR 475 International Politics of Middle EastIR 478 Government and Politics in Central

Asia IR 479 International Politics of Central Asia IR 481 International Human Rights LawIR 482 Human Right and Development IR 483 Advanced Research TechniquesIR 485 International Sustainable

DevelopmentIR 486 Selected Readings IR 487 Independent Study IIR 488 Independent Study II IR 489 Special Topics IR 498 6 CrHrs Research Project or 6 CrHrs

Elective Courses

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Bachelor of Science in EconomicsThe Bachelor of Science in Economics (BSE) is designed to provide students with a strong foundation in economic theory, build their capacity for both quantitative and qualitative research, and promote their independent thinking about economic policies suitable for the well being of the people. The program prepares students not only for higher studies in economics and related areas but also for lucrative employment opportunities in financial institutions, public sector organizations, research and teaching institutions, consulting firms and development sector.

The BSE is a four year long program of 132 credit hours. All students have to complete a certain number of credit hours from the following areas: a) general courses; b) compulsory courses; and c) elective courses. Research project is optional. Students can take two courses in place of the research project. With the prior approval of the Head of Department, students can take five courses from other programs and such courses will count toward meeting the requirement of elective courses.

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Area Credit HoursGeneral Courses 33Compulsory Courses 51Elective Courses 48Total 132

Code Title CrHrASCl00 Basic Mathematics 3CSCI00 Computer Applications 3HMTI0l English I 3HMTI02 English II 3HMT105 Pakistan and Islamic Studies 3MGT201 Principles of Management 3ACT211 Principles of Accounting 3HMT301 Sociology 3HMT302 Psychology 3HMT311 3HMT401 Research Methods and Skills 3

General Courses

Structure of BS Economics


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Code Title CrHr ECON101 Principles of Microeconomics 3ECON102 Principles of Macroeconomics 3ECON201 Intermediate Microeconomics 3ECON202 Intermediate Macroeconomics 3ECON315 International Economics 3ECON330 Labor Economics 3ECON345 Behavioral Economics 3ECON355 Globalization and Economic Integration 3ECON370 Pakistan’s Economic Issues 3ECON440 Development Economics 3ECON462 Monetary Theory 3ECON471 Public Economics 3

Compulsory CoursesTheory

Mathematics

Statistics and Econometrics

Code Title CrHrASC101 Calculus 3ECON304 Mathematical Economics 3

Code Title CrHrECON204 Statistics for Economists 3ECON305 Statistical Inference 3ECON405 Econometrics 3

Elective Courses

Code Title CrHrECON310 History of Economic Thought 3ECON320 Environmental Economics 3ECON325 Comparative Economic Systems 3ECON331 Agriculture and Food Security 3ECON335 Economics of Education and Health 3ECON350 Women and Development 3ECON360 Population and Economy 3ECON365 Poverty and Development 3ECON374 Economic Issues in Developing Countries 3

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ECON375 International Political Economy 3ECON406 Applied Econometrics 3ECON411 Managerial Economics 3ECON412 Industrial Organization 3ECON414 Law and Economics 3ECON415 International Finance 3ECON418 Financial Economics 3ECON433 Introduction to Game Theory 3ECON435 Political Economy of Development 3ECON441 Sustainable Development 3ECON442 Theories of Economic Development 3ECON443 Growth Strategy of Pakistan 3ECON445 Governance and Economic Development 3ECON455 Development Aid: Theory and Practice 3ECON460 Community Development 3ECON461 Money, Banking and Financial Institutions 3ECON466 Financial Derivatives 3ECON470 Economic Globalization 3ECON480 Institutional Economics 3ECON481 Philosophy and Economics 3ECON483 Participatory Development 3ECON486 Regulatory Economics 3ECON488 Regional and Urban Economics 3ECON489 Public Policy Formulation and Analysis 3ECON490 Special Topics in Economics 3ECON491 Selected Readings in Economics 3ECON492 Independent Study 3ECON498 Project 6

BS in Economics (BSE) Semester PlanCode Title CrHr Pre-Requisite

Semester IASCl00 Basic Mathematics 3 None

NoneNoneNoneNone

CSCI00 Computer Applications 3HMTI0l English I 3HMT105 Pakistan and Islamic Studies 3ECON 101 Principles of Microeconomics 3

Total 15


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Semester IIHMTI02 English II 3 HMT101ASC101 Calculus 3 ASC100

NoneNoneNone

NoneNone

None

NoneNone

NoneNoneNoneNoneNone

None

NoneNoneNoneNone

NoneNoneNoneNoneNoneNone

MGT201 Principles of Management 3ECON102 Principles of Macroeconomics 3ACT211 Principles of Accounting 3

Total 15

Total 15

Total 18

Total 18

Total 18

Total 18

Semester IIIECON201 Intermediate Microeconomics 3 ECON101HMT301 Sociology 3ECON204 Statistics for Economists 3HMT311 3 HMT101ECON202 Intermediate Macroeconomics 3 ECON102

Semester IVHMT302 Psychology 3ECON305 Statistical Inference 3 ECON204ECON304 Mathematical Economics 3 ASC101ECON315 International Economics 3 ECON101,

ECON102Elective 3Elective 3

Semester VHMT401 Research Methods and Skills 3 ECON204ECON330 Labor Economics 3ECON345 Behavioral Economics 3

Elective 3Elective 3Elective 3

Semester VIECON405 Econometrics 3 ECON304ECON355 Globalization and Economic Inte-

gration3

ECON370 Pakistan’s Economic Issues 3ECON440 Development Economics 3

Elective 3Elective 3

Semester VIIECON462 Monetary Theory 3

Elective 3Elective 3Elective 3Elective 3

Elective 3

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Semester VIIIECON471 Public Economics 3

Elective 3Elective 3Elective 3Elective 3Total 15


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Master of Science in Development Studies, MSc (DS)Master of Science in International Relations, MSc (IR)

MSc (DS) & MSc (IR) Streams Category Credit Hrs DescriptionA 36 For graduates with 4 year Bachelor degrees in D.S. or Economics / I.R. or

Political ScienceB 48C 72 For graduates with 2 year Bachelor degrees

MSc (DS) & MSc (IR) Curriculum PlanCourse Category Credit Hours CoursesCore Courses 18 18 18 6 6 6Electives 54 30 18 18 10 6Total 72 48 36 24 16 12

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MSc (DS) Core Courses Code Course Title CrHrsDS 500 Development Studies: Issues & Perspectives 3DS 503 Theories of Development 3DS 504 Poverty Alleviation - Issues Debates and Strategies 3DS 531 Introduction to Statistics 3DS 533 Development Economics 3SS 535 Research Methods & Skills 3

MSc (IR) Core Courses Code Course Title CrHrsIR 501 Theories of International Relations 3IR 507 Modern History of International Relations 3IR 513 Globalization & World Politics 3IR 515 Foreign Policy of Pakistan 3SS 525 International Law 3SS 535 Research Methods & Skills 3


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MSc (DS) and MSc (IR) ElectivesCode Course Title

DS 502 Sustainable Development-Issues and Perspectives

DS 505 Politics of Development

DS 511 Rural Development-Issues and Perspectives

DS 512 Urban Development-Issues and Perspectives

DS 513 Globalization-Issues and Perspectives

DS 519 Development Planning-Issues and Perspectives

DS 521 Global Governance – Issues and Perspectives

DS 524 Culture, Gender & Inequality- Basic Issues

DS 525 Women and Development

DS 537 National Economic Development: Resources and Planning

DS 600 Disaster Management

DS 601 Contemporary International Development

DS 602 Global Environment Issues

DS 604 Decentralization, Participation and Management

DS 606 Development Practices and Research

DS 610 Livelihood Strategies-Rural-Urban Contexts

DS 612 Community Development National and Global Perspective

DS 614 Development Assistance and Developing Countries

DS 620 International Financial Institutions and Development

DS 621 Democracy and Development

DS 623 National Development: Planning, Process, Institutions and Management

DS 625 Development Project: Planning and Implementation

DS 626 National Development: Policy Formulation, Analysis and Management

DS 628 Project Appraisal and Evaluation

DS 629 Culture, Modernity and Reproductive Health

DS 631 Gender Issues, Rural and Urban Context

DS 632 Reproductive Health, Issues and Perspectives

DS 634 WTO and Developing Countries

DS 636 Natural Resource Economics and Development

DS 637 Rural Economy, Agriculture, Migration and Development

DS 639 Globalization and Regional Economic Integration

IR 500 International Relations: Issues and Perspectives

IR 502 Global Issues

IR 508

IR 510 Foreign Policy Analysis

IR 511 International and Regional Organizations

IR 512 Human Rights and International Relations

IR 516 International Politics of South Asia

IR 517 Government and Politics of Pakistan

IR 519 Politics of Development in Pakistan

IR 521 Government and Politics in South Asia

IR 522 International politics of the Middle East

IR 524 International politics of Central Asia

IR 535 Government and Politics in Central Asia

IR 601 Foreign Policies of Great Powers

IR 602 Issues in North South Relations

IR 603 Foreign Policies of Developing Countries

IR 604 World Peace: Issues and Perspectives

IR 606 Islam and International Relations

IR 608 Global Security

IR 609 Foreign Policy of Major Powers

IR 612 International Politics of South East Asia

IR 620 US and the World: Development Issues

IR 621 American Foreign Policy

SS 501 Social Change and Development Issues

SS 514 Political Science Issues and Perspectives

SS 516 Political Theory Issues and Perspectives

SS 517 Comparative Politics-Issues and Perspectives

SS 600 Civil Society and Development-Issues and Perspectives

SS 602 State and Social Development

SS 606 Contemporary Technology, Politics and Social Change

SS 618 Politics of Developing Countries

SS 621 Contemporary Political Ideologies

SS 625 Politics of International Financial Institutions

SS 633 Theories of Comparative Politics

SS 634 The State and Political Institutions

SS 638 Human Rights and Development: National and Global Perspective

*For more approved courses contact the department

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MPhil in International Development StudiesInternational Development Studies (IDS) is an interdisciplinary field of study. IDS integrates courses from a variety of both social and natural sciences. The core foundation of IDS, however, consists of Social Sciences, especially Economics, International Relations, Political Science, Sociology, Anthropology, and Gender Studies.

The MPhil degree program in International Development Studies focuses on the growing linkages between national and international development processes in the globalized world. More specifically, this 2-year rigorous degree program adopts an interdisciplinary approach to study the way these linkages and the processes of change are unfolding in the developing countries. The aim of this program is to prepare graduates for higher studies and/or a successful career in national and international organizations.

Although graduates with a social science background shall feel a natural affinity with this program of study and instantly find it rewarding in terms of their intellectual and professional growth, fresh graduates and mid-career professionals who have a background in other disciplines, such as humanities and basic sciences, and are working in the development sector, civil society groups, and national and international organizations, shall find it quite enriching in terms of their capability to comprehend and cope with complex development issues around them. Both fresh graduates and mid-career professionals with and without a social science background shall appreciate the flexibility of this degree program which is designed to satisfy their diverse intellectual and professional needs.


Total Courses: 9

Semesters: 4


MPhil IDS Curriculum PlanCourse Category CrHrs CoursesCore Courses 9 3Electives 18 6Thesis 9Total 36 9 +Thesis


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Core CoursesCode Course Title CrHrsIDS 610 Advanced Research Methods 3IDS 611 International Development: Philosophical Foundations, Theories

and Debates3

IDS 614 Global Poverty: Alleviation Strategies 3

ElectivesCode Course TitleIDS 612 Theories of International RelationsIDS 613 Contemporary International Systems IDS 615 Public Policy Governance and Development IDS 616 Globalization and Developing Countries IDS 617 Global Political Economy IDS 618 Social Development in Developing SocietiesIDS 619IDS 620 Global Human Security IDS 621 Politics of DevelopmentIDS 622 Global Civil Society IDS 623 Women and DevelopmentIDS 624 Human Rights and DevelopmentIDS 625 Issues in Rural Development IDS 626 Transnational Migration and DevelopmentIDS 627 Global Sustainable DevelopmentIDS 628 Urbanization and DevelopmentIDS 629 Culture and Community DevelopmentIDS 631 Seminar: International Development Studies IDS 632 Development Research: Survey Techniques IDS 633 Statistical Analysis and InterpretationIDS 634 Special Topics IDS 635 Selected Readings IDS 636 Independent Study IIDS 637 Independent Study IIIDS 640 Thesis

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MPhil IDS Semester PlanSr.No Code Course Title CrHrs

Year 1 Semester 11 IDS 610 Advanced Research Methods 32 IDS 611 International Development: Philosophical Foundations, Theories,

Debates 3

3 IDS XXX Elective-I 3Total 9

Year 1 Semester 24 IDS 614 Global Poverty: Alleviation Strategies 35 IDS XXX Elective-II 36 IDS XXX Elective-III 3


7 IDS XXX Elective-IV 38 IDS XXX Elective-V 39 IDS XXX Elective-VI 3


10 IDS 640 Thesis 9Total 9


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MPhil in International RelationsMPhil International Relations is a program of study which seeks to equip students with analytical tools in an academically rigorous environment to adequately comprehend and cope with the growing linkages between national and international political scenes. This program of study is interdisciplinary in approach; it draws on other social and natural science disciplines to gain a wholesome understanding of the complex national and international political processes in the world. The purpose of this degree program is to prepare graduates for higher studies in International Relations and other related fields and broaden their career options in an increasingly competitive global marketplace through rigorous and coherent training. The graduates of this course of study shall be prepared for leadership positions in both national and international organizations focusing on different areas, including teaching, research, consultancy, governance, human rights, education, business, development etc. Both fresh graduates and mid-career professionals shall find this degree program rewarding in terms of their intellectual and professional growth.


Total Courses: 9

Semesters: 8


MPhil IR Curriculum PlanCourse Category CrHrs CoursesCore Courses 9 3Electives 18 6Thesis 9Total 36 9 +Thesis

Core CoursesCode Course Title CrHrsIR 610 Advanced Research Methods 3

IR 612 Globalization: Philosophical Issues, Theories and Evidence 3IR 611 Theories of International Relations 3

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ElectivesCode Course TitleIR 614 International Systems: Rise and ExpansionIR 615 Global Security IR 616 Global Political Economy IR 620 Foreign Policy of Pakistan IR 621 US Foreign Policy IR 622 International Relations of Developing Countries IR 630 Politics of Developing Nations IR 631 Global Development Theory and Evidence IR 632 Politics of DevelopmentIR 633 Global Poverty Alleviation Strategies IR 634 International Institutions and Global GovernanceIR 640IR 641 International Negotiation Theory and PracticeIR 642 International Terrorism and World Politics IR 643 Civil Society and World Politics IR 644 Islam and World PoliticsIR 645 Feminism and International Relations IR 646 International MigrationIR 647 Environment and World Politics IR 648 International Law IR 649 Politics of International Human Rights IR 650 Seminar: International RelationsIR 651 Political Research: Survey Techniques IR 652 Political Data: Statistical Analysis and InterpretationIR 660 Special Topics IR 661 Selected Readings IR 662 Independent Study IIR 698 Independent Study IIIR 699 Thesis


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MPhil IR Semester PlanSr.No Code Course Title CrHrs

Year 1 Semester 11 IR 610 Advanced Research Methods 32 IR 611

Globalization: Philosophical Issues, Theories and Evidence

3

3 IR XXX Elective-I 3Total 9

Year 1 Semester 24 IR 612

Theories of International Relations

35 IR XXX Elective-II 36 IR XXX Elective-III 3


7 IR XXX Elective-IV 38 IR XXX Elective-V 39 IR XXX Elective-VI 3


10 IR 699 Thesis 9Total 9

Clubs Iqra University strongly encourages students to participate in extra curricular activities and events at regional and national level. During the last ten years, Iqra’s students have won various inter university competitions and brought home laurels. At present, seven clubs are functioning at the Islamabad Campus. The purpose of these clubs and societies is to provide exposure to the students and groom their personalities through involvement in different extra curricular activities, on and off campus.

Club Registration Process:Each semester, the Department of Planning and Development holds a “Club Registration Day.” Based on their interest(s), a student may register with a maximum of three clubs.

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IUIC Annual EventsTectiqs National Competition:Tectiqs' is the mega event held every year in November at Iqra University Islamabad Campus. The event is an impeccable mix of entertainment and learning. Over 300 colleges/universities and schools participate in various technical and non technical competitions and activities which stimulate innovative thinking. Regular sponsors continue to support this signature event, including well known names from the corporate sector.

Iqra MUN 2016:Iqra MUN 2016 turned out to be the jewel in the crown of IUIC. Although being the first National Model United Nations Conference, the overwhelming response from the educational Institution all over Pakistan made it a huge success. The Qawali night and other social events added to the flavour. Iqra University is looking forward to take it to International level in the coming years.

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Annual Textile Thesis Display / Fashion Week:The Fashion and Design Department hosts its Textile Thesis Exhibition every semester. It showcases the creative talent of the graduating BA (Hons) degree students from Textile Design. The display features the culmination of four years of hard work by the graduating class. Students and faculty proudly exhibit and explain their work to visitors including media representatives, foreign dignitaries, leaders from the fashion and textile industries, recruiters from corporate sector and bureaucrats from the public sector. The Fashion and Design Department participated in the most awaited event of the year for Fashion Industry, Islamabad Fashion Week. Where our best students from the graduating batch showcased their finest collections. Competing with the best designers of the country which gives students the edge to see the competition in the market.

Degree Awarding Ceremony:The degree awarding ceremony represents a culmination of several years of hard work. It is a special day in a student’s life which he/she would like to share with his/her family members. Understanding the importance of graduation day in the lives of graduates, Iqra University Islamabad Campus holds the Degree Awarding Ceremony with great zeal.

Islamabad Fashion Week

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Gold Medalists:

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FACULTY &ADMINISTRATION

DR. MUHAMMAD ISLAMVice President/Professor

Ph.D. (Political Science)Louisiana State University, United States

M.Phil(U.S Studies)Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad, Pakistan

MSc (International Relation)Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad, Pakistan

DR. S. M. YOUNIS JAFRIProfessor

Ph.D. (Economics) Wayne State University, Michigan, United States

MA(Economics) Boston University, United States

MSc(Defence & Strategic Studies) NDC/Quaid-e-Azam University, Islamabad, Pakistan

MA(Administrative Science) Punjab University, Lahore, Pakistan

MA(Economics) Punjab University, Lahore, Pakistan

DR. MUHAMMAD AIHAB KHANProfessor

Ph.D. (Information Security)Riphah International University, Islamabad, Pakistan

MS(Software Engineering)Shaheed Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto Institute od Science & Technology, Karachi, Pakistan

MCS University of Karachi, Karachi, Pakistan

BCS University of Karachi, Karachi, Pakistan

DR. SIAMAH MEHMOOD QURESHIProfessor

Ph.D. (Psychology)University of Peshawar, Pakistan

DR. SHABNAM BAHAR MALIKAssociate Professor

Ph.D. (Social/Cultural Anthropology)Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, United States

MA (Anthroplogy)Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, United States

MSc (Anthropology)Quaid-e-Azam University, Islamabad, Pakistan

DR. RAJA MAZHAR HAMEEDAssociate Professor

Ph.D. (Marketing)Iqra University ,Islamabad, Pakistan

MBAWestern International University, Arizona, United States

BA(General Science)

Western International University, Arizona, United States

BA(Economics, Political Science, History)University of the Karachi, Pakistan

MR. KASHIF M. KHANAssociate Professor

MBA(Human Resource Management)West Coast Institute of Management & Tech. Australia

B.ComGovt. Premier College, Karachi, Pakistan

MR. RAJA NADEEM SADIQAssociate Professor

MA-English(Language & Literature)The University of the Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan

BA(Political Scienec, European History)Punjab University, Lahore, Pakistan

DR. ABDUL HAMEEDAssociate Professor

Ph.D. (Electrical & Computer Engineering)North Dakota State University, Fargo, North Dakota, United States

MS (Computer Software Engineering)National University of Science & Technology, Rawalpindi, Pakistan.

BS(Computer Science)COMSATS Institute of Information Technology, Islamabad, Pakistan

FACULTY QUALIFICATION

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Ph.D. - Computer Science (Software)Abertay University, Dundee, Scotland.

MS-Computer Science (Software) Abertay University, Dundee, Scotland.

MSc. (Applied Maths)Karachi University, Pakistan

BS(Computer Technology) eesside University, Middlesborough, England

BSc. Karachi University, Pakistan

DR. MOHAMMAD YOUSUF KHANAssociate Professor

Ph.D. (Leadership & Human Resource Development)Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan, United States

MA (Applarel & Textile Studies)Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan, United States

MA (Career & Technical Education)Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan, United States

MA (Economics)Punjab University, Lahore, Pakistan

DR. RASHIDA KHATOON MALIKAssociate Professor

DR. OSMAN MUHAMMAD KHANAssociate Professor

Ph.D. (Marketing)University of Bradford,United Kingdom

Masters,Bussiness ResearchUniversity of Bradford,United kingdom

MBA,IT ManagementInternational Islamic University,Islamabad, Pakistan

DR. SYED IRFAN SOHAILAssociate Professor

Ph.D.(Frequency Selective Surfaces)Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia

MS(Communication)Ghulam Ishaq Khan Institute of Engineering Sciences, Swabi, Pakistan

BE (Electrical & Electronics)Islamic Institute of Technology


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DR. RIZWAN ZEBAssociate Professor

Ph.D. International Security, peace and conflict studiesUniversity of Western Australia, Australia

South Asian Security Nuclear DeterenceQuaid-e-Azam University, Islamabad, Pakistan

History and LiteratureGordon College, Rawalpindi, Pakistan

DR. NAVEED EJAZAssociate Professor

Post Doc (Deep Learning, Video Analysis)Fraunhofer Institute of Integrated Circuits, Germany

Ph.D. Computer Science(Digital Contents Enginering)Sejong University, South Korea

MS (Computer Software Engineering)National University of Sciences and Technology, Islamabad, Pakistan

DR. ADNAN SOHAILAssistant Professor

Ph.D. (Electrical Engineering and Information Technology) Institute of Telecommunications, Vienna University of Technology, Vienna

MSc. (Computer Science)Bahria University, Islamabad, Pakistan

BSc.Punjab University, Lahore, Pakistan

DR. SADAF TANVIRAssistant Professor

Ph.D. (Wireless Sensor Networks)Universite Paul Grenoble, France

MS (Network Telecommunications System & Archtechture)Universite Paul Sabatier, France

Bachelor(Computer Science) Comsats Institute of Information Technology, Islamabad, Pakistan

DR. NABEELA KAUSARAssistant Professor

Ph.D.(Computer Science-Image Processing)Pakiastan Institute of Engeneering and Applied Sciences (PIEAS),Islamabad, Pakistan

MS (Computer Science)University of Management & Technology (UMT), Lahore, Pakistan

MSc. (Computer Science)University of Agriculture ,Faislabad, Pakistan

Bachelor of ArtsGovernment College for Women, Gojra, Pakistan

DR. USAMA MIRAssistant Professor (On leave)

Post Doc(Networks)Institute Mines Telecom Bretagne, Universite Europeene de Bretagne, Rennes, France

Ph.D. (Computer Science)Universite de Technologie de Troyes (UTT), Troyes, France

MS (Computer Science)Universite de Technologie de Troyes (UTT), Troyes, France

BS (Computer Science)Balochistan University of Information Technology, Engineering & Management Sciences, Quetta, Pakistan

DR. KHAWAJA TAUSEEF TASNEEMAssistant Professor (On leave)

Ph.D. (Electrical & Electronic) University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand

MS (EE)Muhammad Ali Jinnah University, Islamabad, Pakistan

BCSUniversity of Peshawar, Peshawar, Pakistan

DR. HAJIRA JABEENAssistant Professor (On leave)

Ph.D. (Computer Science)FAST National University of Computer & Emerging Sciences, Islamabad, Pakistan

MS (Computer Science)FAST National University of Computer & Emerging Sciences, Islamabad, Pakistan

MSc (Computer Science)Fatima Jinnah Women University, Rawalpindi, Pakistan

DR. ZUNERA JALILAssistant Professor (On leave)

Ph.D. (Computer Science)FAST National University of Computer & Emerging Sciences, Islamabad, Pakistan

MS(Computer Sciecne)FAST National University of Computer & Emerging Sciences, Islamabad, Pakistan

MSc(Computer Science)International Islamic University, Islamabad, Pakistan

DR. SAQIB IQBALAssistant Professor (On leave)

Ph.D. (Software Engineering) University of Hudderfield, United Kingdom

MSc (Software Engineering)

Queen Mary University of London, United Kingdom

MSc (Computer Science)Punjab University, Lahore, Pakistan

DR. FAHAD BIN MUSLIMAssistant Professor

Ph.D. (Electronic Engineering)Politecnico di Torino, Italy

MS(Communication Engineering)Chalmers Uiversity of Technology, Gothenburg, Sweden

BS(Electrical Engineering)NWFP University of Engineering & Technology, Peshawar, Pakistan

Ph.D. (Finance)Institute of Management Sciences, Psh, Pakistan

MS (Finance)Institute of Management Sciences, Psh, Pakistan

MSc. (Statistics)Quaid-e-Azam University, Islamabad, Pakistan

MBA (Finance) National University of Modern Languages, Islamabad, Pakistan

DR. IMRAN RIAZ MALIKAssociate Professor

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DR. MUHAMMAD USMAN HASHMIAssistant Professor

Ph.D. (Telecommunication & Networks) Iqra University, Karachi, Pakistan

MS(Telecommunication & Networks) Iqra University, Karachi, Pakistan

BS(Electrical & Electronic Engineering)Federal Urdu University of Science & Technology, Islamabad, Pakistan

DR. OMAR MOHSIN MUBARAKAssistant Professor (On leave)

PhD(Electrical Engineering)The University of New South Wales, Sydney, Ausrtalia

MEng(Electrical Engineering)The University of New South Wales, Sydney, Ausrtalia

BS(Electrical Engineering)Gulam Ishaq Khan Institute of Engineering Sciencess and Technology, Swabi, Pakistan

Ph.D.(Management)University of Hull, United Kingdom

MS(Management)University of Bradford, United Kingdom

MSc(History)Quaid-e-Azam University, Islamabad, Pakistan

BA(Arts)Punjab University, Lahore, Pakistan

DR. JASIM TARIQAssistant Professor

DR. OMER KHALID BHATTIAssistant Professor (On Leave)

Ph.D.(Organizational Behaviour)International Islamic University of Malaysia

MBA(Finance) Bahria University, Islamabad, Pakistan

BCS Hons. (Computer Science)Bahria University, Islamabad, Pakistan

DR. ROBINA YASMINAssistant Professor

Ph.D.(Human Resource Management)Aichi-Gakuin University, Japan

MSc (International Development)Nagoya University, Japan

MA(Economics)Punjab University, Lahore, Pakistan

PhD(Innovation Management)University of Science & Technology, China

MS(General Management)COMSATS Institute of Information Technology, Islamabad, Pakistan

MBA(Human Resource Management/Marketing)Quaid-e-Azam University, Islamabad, Pakistan

BCS(Computer Science)Al-khair University, Pakistan

DR. RAJA MUHAMMAD WAQASAssistant Professor

Ph.D.(Management Information Systems)Iqra University, Karachi, Pakistan

MS(Computer Information Systems)Florida Institute of Technology, Melbourne, Florida, United States

MPA(Master in Public Administration)Quaid-e-Azam University, Islamabad, Pakistan

B.ComPunjab University, Lahore, Pakistan

DR. SHAKEEL IQBAL AWANAssistant Professor

DSc(Communications & Information Systems)Robert Morris University, Moon Township, Pennsylvania, United States

MS(Communications & Information System)Robert Morris University, Moon Township, Pennsylvania, United States

MBA(Marketing)Punjab College of Business Administration & Computer Science, Lahore, Pakistan

BA(Journalism, Fine Arts)Gulberg College, Lahore, Pakistan

DR. SADAF KASHIFAssistant Professor

Ph.D.(Management Information Systems)Joint Doctoral Program: IAE Graduate School of Management,

AIX-EN-Province and Essec School of Business, Paris, France

MS(Management Information System)IAE Graduate School of Management, AIX-En-Province, France

MS(Engineering Management)Centre for Advanced Studies in Engineering (CASE), Islamabad, Pakistan

BS(Computer Science)COMSATS Institute of Information Technology (CIIT), Islamabad, Pakistan

DR. ZEESHAN AHMAD BHATTIAssistant Professor (On leave)

DR. UZMA ASLAMAssistant Professor (On Leave)

Ph.D. (Environmental Sciences (Environmetal & Reseourse Economics)Sustainability Research Institute, School of Earth & Environment,

University of Leeds, United Kingdom

MSc. (Environmental Sciences)University of Peshawar, Pakistan

BSc. (Biological Sciences)University of Peshawar, Pakistan

DR. BABUR WASIM ARIFAssistant Professor (On leave)

Ph.D.(Development Economics)National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies (GRIPS), Tokyo

MS (International Development Studies)National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies (GRIPS), Tokyo

MA(Statistics) Univcersity of Arid Agricultute (UAAR), Rawalpindi, Pakistan

BA(Stats & Maths)Punjab University, Lahore, Pakistan

DR. EJAZ HUSSAINAssistant Professor (On leave)

Ph.D. (Political Science)Heidelberg University, Germany

M.A (Asian Studies)Lund University, Sweden

M.Sc (International Relations)Quaid-i-Azam University Islamabad, Pakistan

BAForman Christian College, Lahore, Pakistan


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Ph.D.International Development Studies (International Trade)National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies, Tokyo, Japan

MS(International Development Studies)National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies, Tokyo, Japan

MSc(Applied Geology)Punjab University, Lahore, Pakistan

BS(Applied Geology)Punjab University, Lahore, Pakistan

PhD. Sociology, University of Saskatechewan,Canada

M.Phil. IR, Iqra University, Islamabad, Pakistan

MSIR, Iqra University, Islamabad, Pakistan

MBA, Al-Khair University, Pakistan

DR. ASAD ALI SHAHAssistant Professor

MR. MIRZA HASSAN ASGHAR BAIGAssistant Professor

MSc (Economics & Business Administration)Copenhagen Business School, Denmark

MBA (International Business)Institute of Business Administration, Karachi, Pakistan

MR. MUHAMMAD NAVEED KABIRAssistant Professor

MS(Management Technology)

University of Wisconsin, United States

MBA(Marketing & Managment)Quaid-e-Azam University, Islamabad, Pakistan

BS(Mathematics & Statistics)Islamia University, BWP, Pakistan

DR. TASAWAR HUSSAINAssistant Professor

PhD (Foreign Policy Analysis)Quaid-e-Azam University, Islamabad, Pakistan

M.Phil(Foreign Policy Analysis)Quaid-e-Azam University, Islamabad, Pakistan

MA(Theories of IR)

Quaid-e-Azam University, Islamabad, Pakistan

DR. NASRA TALAT FAROOQAssistant Professor

Post Doc IRBirminghum University, United Kingdom

PhD IR & PoliticsUniversity of Leicester, United Kingdom

MPhil American StudiesQualid-e-Azam University, Islamabad, Pakistan

DR. MUHAMMAD KHANAssistant Professor

Ph.D. (Macroeconomics)Laboratoire d'Economie d'Orleans, Universitie d'Prleans, France

Master (Economics & Financial Engineering)GREQAM, Universite de AIX-MASEILLE II, France

M.Phil(Economics)Quaid-e-Azam University, Islamabad, Pakistan

MSc (Economics)Quaid-e-Azam University, Islamabad, Pakistan

DR. MUHAMMAD SHEHARYAR KHANAssistant Professor

PhD(International Relations),Ankara University, Ankara, Turkey

MA(Journalism), Ateneo de Manila University, Philippines

MA(English), National University of Modern Languages, Islamabad, Pakistan

BA (Social Sciences), University of the Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan

PhD(Computer Software Engineering)National University of Science and Technology, Islamabad, Pakistan

MS(Computer Software Engineering) Military College of Signals (MCS), National University of Science of Technology (NUST),

Islamabad, Pakistan

BS(Computer Science)University of the Peshawar, Peshawar, Pakistan

DR. MUHAMMAD BABARAssistant Professor

Ph.D. (Marketing)Iqra University, Islamabad, Pakistan

MBA(Finance & Marketing)Wichita State University, Kansas, United States

BS(Computer Science)Wichita State University, Kansas, United States

DR. MAHWISH J. KHANAssistant Professor

Ph.D. (Computer Science)Capital University of Science and Technology, Islamabad

MSE (Software Engineering)Muhammad Ali Jinnah University, Islamabad

BCS (Computer Science)University of Central Punjab, Lahore

DR. MUHAMMAD BILAL BASHIRAssistant Professor

DR. IMRAN ULLAH Assistant Professor (Adjunct)

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MR. SYED ALI RAZA NOORAssistant Professor

MBA (International Business)Coventry University, United Kingdom

BBA(Business Computer Information Systems)

University of North Texas, Denton, United States

MR. MUHAMMAD USMAN KEMALAssistant Professor

MBA (Applied Finance & Management)University of Newcastle, Australia

BBA (Finance, Management & Marketing)Muhammad Ali Jinnah University, Pakistan

MR. IQBAL YASINAssistant Professor

MBA (Marketing)Institute of Business Administration, Karachi, Pakistan

BBA (Marketing)

Institute of Business Administration, Karachi, Pakistan

MR. MUHAMMAD TEHSIN AHMEDAssistant Professor

M.Phil (Finance), New York Institute of Technology, New York, United States

MBA(Finance),

New York Institute of Technology, New York, United States

MR. MUHAMMAD HAMMAD BASHIR Assistant Professor (Adjunct-On leave)

MBA(International Business)Middlesex University, London, United Kingdom

MBA (IT Management)International Islamic University, Islamabad, Pakistan

MR. ZEESHAN KHANAssistant Professor

MBA(Supply Chain Management & Project Management)Iqra University, Karachi, Pakistan

BS(Electrical Engineering)NWFP University of Engineering & Technology, Pakistan

MS. AYESHA REHANAssistant Professor

M.Phil(Accounting & Finance)Kinnaired College for Women, Lahore, Pakistan

MBA(Finance)Institute of Business Administration, University of the Punjab,

Lahore, Pakistan

B.Com, Punjab College of Commerce, Rawalpindi, Pakistan

MR. TALHA BIN AIZAZAssistant Professor

MS(Finance), Lahore School of Economics, Pakistan

BBA(Finance), National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences FAST, Pakistan

MR. EMAD UD DIN MALIKAssistant Professor

MSc(Computer Science)

Premier College, Karachi, Pakistan

BSc (Computer Science)Premier College, Karachi, Pakistan

MS. ASMA HALIMAssistant Professor

M.Phil(Statistics), Quaid-e-Azam University, Islamabad, Pakistan

M.Sc(Statistics), Quaid-e-Azam University, Islamabad, Pakistan

MR. MUHAMMAD NAEEM KHANAssistant Professor

MBA(Supply Chain Management & Management Informaton Systems) Iqra University, Karachi, Pakistan

MSc(Computer Science)

University of Balochistan, Quetta, Pakistan

MS. SYEDA FARYAL IFTIKHAR SHAHAssistant Professor

MSc(Business & Management)

Liverpool Hope University, United Kingdom

BA. Hons. (Business Studies)Liverpool Hope University, United Kingdom


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MR. ADEEL KHALID SIDDIQUIAssistant Professor (On leave)

MS(Computer Engineering)CASE, Centre for Advanced Studies in Engineering, Pakistan

BCS. Hons.Bahria University, Islamabad, Pakistan

MR. ABRAR KHALIDAssistant Professor

MS(Electrical Engineering)Abasyn University, Pakistan

BE(Electrical)NED Univ. of Engg. & Technology, Karachi, Pakistan

MR. AMMAR LATIFAssistant Professor (On leave)

Masters(Computing Science)Griffith College, Dublin, Ireland

BA.Hons. (Management Information Systems)Dublin Businee School, Dublin, Ireland

MS. TOOBA NASIRAssistant Professor

MSC-R (Multimodal Visualisation)University of Kent in Canterbury, England

MCS(Networking)Bahria Institute of Management and Computer Sciences (BIM&CS), Islamabad,

Pakistan

BSc (Computer Sciences)Bahria Institute of Management and Computer Sciences (BIM&CS), Islamabad,

Pakistan

MS. FARIA SAJJADAssistant Professor

MSc(Distributed Systems and Networks)University of Hertfordshire, Hatfield Hertfordshire, United Kingdom

MSc(Computer Science)University of Peshawar, Peshawar, Pakistan

BSc(Computer Science, double math)G.D College for Girls, Haripur, Pakistan

MR. MUHAMMAD ASADAssistant Professor (On Leave)

MSc(Communication Engineering)Technical University of Munich, Germany

B.Sc. (Telelcomunication Engineering)University of Engineering and Technology, Taxila, Pakistan

MS. JAVERIA JAVEDAssistant Professor

MS(Telecommunication &Networks)Iqra University, Karachi, Pakistan

BE(Telecommunications)NED University of Engineering & Tecchnoloogy, Karachi, Pakistan

MR. MUHAMMAD SABIR QAMARAssistant Professor

MS(Management Information Systems) International Islamic University, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

MSc. (Computer Science)Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad, Pakistan

MR. ABDUL REHMAN ABIDAssistant Professor

MS-Computer Engineering (Communication / Digital Signal Processing)Centre of Advanced Studies in Engineering (CASE), Islamabad, Pakistan

M.Sc (Applied Mathematics)Bahauddin Zakariya University (BZU), Multan, Pakistan

B.Sc (Double Math, Physics)Government College, Multan, Pakistan

MR. VIQAR AHMADAssistant Professor (On leave)

MS(Electrical Engineering)National University of Science & Technology, Pakistan

BE(Electrical Engineering)College of Electrical & Mechanical Engineering, Rawalpindi, Pakistan

MR. KASHIF ALTAFAssistant Professor (On leave)

MS (Electrical & Computer Engineering)University of Illinois at Urbana Chapaign, United States

BS(Mechatronics Engineering)National University of Science & Technology, Islamabad, Pakistan

MR. MUHAMMAD SAQIB BHATTIAssistant Professor

MS(Electronic Engineering)University of Portsmouth, United Kingdom

BS(Telecommunication Engineering)National University of Computer & Emerging Sciecnes, Pakistan

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MS. RABIA ANWARAssistant Professor

Bachelor(Fashion Design)Iqra University, Karachi, Pakistan

MS. RABIA HARIS KHANAssistant Professor

Bachelor(Textile Design)Indus Valley School of Art & Architecture, Karachi, Pakistan

MS. SHAKEELA ARIFAssistant Professor


Diploma(Dress Making & Designing)Polytechnic Institute, Islamabad, Pakistan

MS. SUMAIRA SAJJADAssistant Professor


MS. SANIA FAWAD BHATTIAssistant Professor (Adjunct)

MSc. (Textile & Clothing)Punjab University, Lahore, Pakistan

MS. FASIHA SUBHANSenior Lecturer (On leave)

MS (Global Innovation Management)

Joint European Masters: University of Strathclyde, Glascow and Institute of TIM, Technology University of Humburg Harburg, UK &

Germany

BS (Information Technology)NWFP, University of Engineering & Technology, Peshawar, Pakistan

MS. FATIMA YAMINAssistant Professor

MS(Disaster, Adaption & Development)King's College London, United Kingdom

MS(IR&DS)Iqra University, Karachi, Pakistan

MR. JAWAD ISHAQ RANALecturer

M.Phil(International Relations) In progressNational University of Modern Languages, Islamabad, Pakistan

MSc(Mass Communication)Allama Iqbal Open University, Islamabad, Pakistan

BSc (Journalism)University of Kansas, United States

MS. SIDRA SHAHEEN SYEDAssistant Professor

MS(Electrical Engineering-Telecom & Computer Networks)SEECS, NUST, Islamabad, Pakistan

BS(Electrical Engineering-Telecommunication)COMSATS University, Islamabad, Pakistan

MR. MUNTAZIR HUSSAINAssistant Professor

MS(Control & System Engineering)

Pakistan Institute of Engineering & Applied Sciences (PIEAS), Islamabad, Pakistan

B.Sc (Electronics Engineering)

Baluchistan University of Information Technology Engineering & Management Science, Quetta, Pakistan

MS. SAADIA NIAZIAssistant Professor


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MS. HINA ANWARSenior Lecturer

MA(Surface Design/Textile)Birmingham Institute of Design, BCU, United Kingdom

Bachelor(Textile Design)Beachonhouse National University, Pakistan

MS. AROOJ SHAHIDSenior Lecturer

MS TextileUniversity of Management and Technology,Lahore, Pakistan

BTDIqra University,Karachi, Pakistan

MS. SAMINA ASLAMSenior Lecturer


MR. MUHAMMAD IMRANLecturer (On leave)

Msc(Economic Policy and Analysis)

National University of Singapore, Singapore

Bachelor(Mechanical Engineering)University of Engineering & Technology, Lahore, Pakistan

MR. MUHAMMAD USMAN ZAFARLecturer (On leave)

MS(Finance), University of East Anglia, England

MBA(Finance)International Islamic University, Islamabad, Pakistan

MS. NAILA RABLecturer (On leave)

MBA(Finance, Supply Chain Management)Iqra University, Karachi, Pakistan

BBA(Finance), Iqra University, Karachi, Pakistan

MS. AYSHA AHMEDLecturer (On leave)

MBA(Finance & Investment)NUST Business School, Islamabad, Pakistan

BBA(Finance), Bahria University, Islamabad, Pakistan

MS. RABIA JAVEDLecturer

MSc(Mathematics)

Punjab University, Lahore, Pakistan

BSc (Double Maths, Statistics)Punjab University, Lahore, Pakistan

MS. SANAA ILYASLecturer

M.Phil(English), Fatima Jinnah Women University, Rawalpindi, Pakistan

Bachelor(English), Fatima Jinnah Women University, Rawalpindi,

Pakistan

MS. SHAMAILA ZAREENLecturer

M.Phil (Economics)Pakistan Institute of Development Studies, Quaid-e-Azam University,

Islamabad, Pakistan

M.Sc(Economics), International Islamic University, Islamabad, Pakistan

B.Sc(Maths, Statistics, Economics)Punjab University, Lahore, Pakistan

MS. ANEELA KHANLecturer

MS(Finance), Muhammad Ali Jinnah University, Islamabad, Pakistan

MBA(Finance), International Islamic University,

Islamabad, Pakistan

MS. SEHRASH SABIRLecturer

MS (Human Resource Management)Virtual University, Islamabad, Pakistan

BBA (Marketing), Fatima Jinnah Women University, Rawalpindi, Pakistan

MS. RABIA ASADLecturer

LLB Bradford University, School of Management,United Kingdom

BBA NWFP, Agricultural University, Peshawar, Pakistan

MS. SARWAT ASLAMSenior Lecturer

MA(English Literature)Punjab University, Lahore, Pakistan

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MS. KAYNAT ZIALecturer (On Leave)

MSc(Electronic & Electrical engineering)The University of Sheffield, United Kingdom

BS(Electrical Engineering-Electronics)Bahria University, Islamabad, Pakistan

MR. ARSLAN MAJIDLecturer

MS(Computer Engineering)College of Electrical & Mechanical Engineering (NUST),Rawalpindi, Paksitan

BE(Telecommunication Engineering)National University of Computer & Emerging Sciences, Islamabad, Pakistan

MS. EESHA OAJLecturer

MS(Electrical Telecommunication Engineering)National University of Science & Technology, Islamabad, Pakistan

BE(Telecom Engineering)Army Public College of Management & Sciences (UET-Taxila), Rawalpindi,

Pakistan

MS. TAHIRA YASMEENLecturer

M.Phil(Physics)Punjab University, Lahore, Pakistan

MSc(Physics)Punjab University, Lahore, Pakistan

BSc(Physics, Math A&B)Fazaia Degree College MRF, Kamra Cantt, Pakistan

MS. MARYAM NAZARLecturer (On leave)

MS(Software Engineering)Military College of Signals, MCS, NUST, Islamabad, Pakistan

BS(Software Engineering)Fatima Jinnah Women University, Rawalpindi, Pakistan

MR. ZULFIQAR ALI BANGASHLecturer

BE (Software Engineering)Army Public College of Management & Sciences, Rawalpindi, Pakistan

MR. FAHEEM SHAUKATLecturer

MMS(Computer Science)Iqra University, Karachi, Pakistan

MSc(Information Technology)Quaid-e-Azam University, Islamabad, Pakistan

BSc(Engineering Science)The University of the Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan

MS. AQSA RASHIDLecturer

MSCS(Image Analysis, Information Security)The Islamia University, Bahawalpur, Pakistan

MCS(Image Analysis, Information Security)The Islamia University, Bahawalpur, Pakistan

BCSThe Islamia University, Bahawalpur, Pakistan

MS. SUNNIA AMJADLecturer

MS(Software Project Management)COMSATS Institute of Information & Technology, Pakistan

BS(Software Engineering)International Islamic University, Islamabad, Pakistan

MS. ROMA ZIMRANLecturer

MA(English Literature)Punjab University, Lahore, Pakistan

BA(English Literature)Punjab University, Lahore, Pakistan

MS. ANKASHA ARIFLecturer (On Leave)

M.Phil (Economics)Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad, Pakistan

M.Sc. (Economics)Quaid-i-Azam university, Islamabad, Pakistan

B.A (Economics)Punjab University,Lahore, Pakistan

MR. MUHAMMAD USMANLecturer

M.Phil (Islamic Studies-Hadith)International Islamic University, Islamabad, Pakistan

BA-Hons. (Islamic Studies(Hadith & Tafseer)International Islamic University, Islamabad, Pakistan


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MR. MUHAMMAD UMARLecturer

Bachelor(Fine Arts)National College of Arts, Lahore, Pakistan

MS. SADIA JAMILLecturer

MA(Sociology & Global Change)Manchester Metropolitan University, United Kingdom.

MA(Gender Studies)Fatima Jinnah Women University, Rawalpindi, Pakistan

BSc(Mathematics, Statistics, Economics)GC Women University, Sialkot, Pakistan

MS. MALEEHA SATTARLecturer

M.Phil(Development Studies)Pakistan Institute of Development Economics, Pakistan

MSc(Communication Studies)

Institute of Communication Studies, Punjab University, Lahore, Pakistan

BA(English Literature, Psychology)Forman Christian College, Lahore, Pakistan

MS.KINZA NADEEMLecturer

M.Phill(Development Studies)Iqra University,Islamabad, Pakistan

BS(Development Studies)Iqra University,Islamabad, Pakistan

MS. MARIA KHALIDLecturer

M. Phil(American Studies)Quaid-e-Azam Uiversity, Islamabad, Pakistan

MA(English Literature)

University of the Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan

BA(English Literature, Psychology)University of the Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan

MS. SONIA KANWALLecturer

MS(International Relations)University of Leeds, United Kingdom

BS(Development Studies)Iqra University, Karachi, Pakistan

MS. SAHAR SAQIBLecturer

LLM (International Law)George Washington University, Washington, United States of America

L.L.B. (UK Law)University of London, Islamabad Campus, Pakistan

MS. JAVERIA YOUNAS ABBASILecturer

M.Phil(Economics)Pakistan Institute of Development Economics, Islamabad, Pakistan

BSc-Hons. (Economics, Political Science)

Forman Christian College University, Pakistan

MS. ALIYA KHALIDLecturer

MPhil (Clinical Psychology)Government College University, Lahore,Pakistan

Masters in PsychologyQuaid-e-Azam University, Islamabad,Pakistan

Bachelors in Applied PsychologyFederal Government College for Women, F 7/2, Islamabad, Pakistan

MR. SYED OKASHA NADEEMLecturer

MS(Media Arts & Production)University of Technology, Sydney, Australia

BS. Hons. (Media Studies)Bahria University, Islamabad, Pakistan

MS. SUMAIRA SHAFIQUEResearch Associate

MS(Software Engineering)Bahria University, Islamabad, Pakistan

BS(Computer Science)Bahria University, Islamabad, Pakistan

MS. MARYAM AHMEDLecturer

Master (Economics), University of Paris, France.

Master (Economics), University of Turin, France.

M. Phil. (Development Studies)Pakistan Institute of Development Economics (PIDE),Islamabad, Pakistan.

BS (Economics), Quaid-e-Azam University, Islamabad, Pakistan.

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MR. TAYYAB NAZAR CHEEMAResearch Coordinator/Program Manager

Masters(Information Technology)

ARID Agriculture, Rawalpindi, Pakistan

MS. SANA NIGAR AYESHAResearch Coordinator/Program Manager

MS (Strategic Management)

Iqra University, Islamabad, Pakistan

MBA-Banking & FinanceAllama Iqbal Open University, Sector H-8, Islamabad,Pakistan

B.Sc, Punjab University, Lahore, Pakistan.

MS. SYEDA ATIFA BUKHARIResearch Coordinator (On leave)

M.Phil (IDS)Iqra University, Karachi, Pakistan

M.Sc. (Gender & Women Studies)Allama Iqbal Open University, Islamabad, Pakistan

BA (Social Sciences)Punjab University, Lahore, Pakistan


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Director Research Dr. Imran Riaz Malik [email protected]

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Director Student Affairs (Female) Ms. Ayesha Rehan [email protected]

Director Student Affairs (Female) Ms. Tooba Nasir [email protected]

Director ICSR Mr. Kashif. M Khan [email protected]

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Manager Human Resources Mr. Muhammad Ehsan Irfan [email protected]

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