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Contents

Mission

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Department of Pakistan Studies & History

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Message from the Chairman

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Department of Peace & Conflict Studies (PCS)

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Message from the Rector

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Faculty of Languages

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Administrative Setup

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Department of Arabic Language

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About the City

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Department of Bahasa Indonesia

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Studying at NUML

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Department of Bengali Language

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10 Reasons to Join NUML

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Department of Chinese Language

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NUML Offers

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Department of Hindi Language

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Department of Japanese Language

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Department of Korean Language

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Department of Pakistani Languages

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Department of Persian Language

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Department of Urdu Language Department of French Language

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Department of German Language

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Department of Italian Language

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Growth & Expansion

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Faculties - Departments - Languages

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Faculty of Engineering & Computer Science

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Department of Engineering (Software & Electrical)

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Department of Computer Science

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Faculty of Management Sciences

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Department of Management Sciences

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Department of Economics

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Department of Russian Language

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Faculty of English Studies

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Department Spanish Language

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Department of English Graduate Studies

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Department of Turkish Language

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Department of English Undergraduate Studies

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Collaborations / Linkages

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Department of English Functional Courses

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Higher Studies & Research Programmes

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Faculty of Social Sciences

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Quality Enhancement Cell

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Department of Education

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NUML Information Communication Technology (ICT)

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Department of Governance & Public Policy

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Important Notes

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Department of International Relations

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Regional Campuses

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Department of Islamic Studies

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Tuition Fee &Allied Charges Pakistani Students

Department of Mass Communication

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Tuition Fee &Allied Charges Foreign National

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MISSION

“Contribute to socio-economic development by means of creating and disseminating world class knowledge of modern languages and other branches of learning to the general public / armed forces of Pakistan and other allied countries without discrimination of age, gender, race, class, colour or creed.”

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Message from The Chairman Board of Governors

The National University of Modern Languages was created primarily as a language institute but has since then expanded to become the premier language university, in the region. As NIML and NUML, the institution has contributed positively in the dissemination of knowledge in various disciplines, producing eminent professionals not only in languages butalso in various contemporary fields. Over the years NUML has branched out into numerous disciplines like Information Technology, Management Sciences, Engineering and SocialSciences. As Chairman Board of Governors, it is my proud privilege to assist in the policy and decision making process of an institution that has risen from a small language institute to being amongst the most highly reputed institutions in the region. It is my earnest desire to see the university attaining the highest of excellence in imparting knowledge and preparing students to become honourable and respectable members of society, who can contribute positively to making this world a better place for our future generations.

General Raheel Sharif, NI(M) Chief of Army Staff Pakistan

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ADMINISTRATIVE SETUP

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DIRECTORS

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DIRECTORS

PLANNING & COORDINATION

EXAMINATIONS Bashir Ahmed

RECTOR

Tele: +92 51 9257646-50, Ext: 208

REGISTRAR

Brig Dr. Riasat Ali, SI(M) (Retd) Tele: +92 51 9257646-50, Ext: 246

[email protected]

Brig Muhammad Saeed Akhtar Malik (Retd) Tele: +92 51 9257646-50, Ext: 303 Email: [email protected]

[email protected]

FINANCE S. Tufail Khalil Major General Masood Hasan, HI (M) (Retired)

Tele: +92 51 9257646-50, Ext: 206

STUDENTS ADVISOR

[email protected]

Tele: +92 51 9257646-50, Ext: 200 Email: [email protected]

Taj Muhammad

ADMINISTRATION

TECHNICAL

Brig Muhammad Tariq Qureshi, SI (M) (Retd)

Engineer

Tele: +92 51 9257646-50, Ext: 400 Email: [email protected]

DIRECTOR GENERAL

Tele: +92 51 9257646-50, Ext: 336 [email protected]

Col Ch. Fazal Hussain, SI (M) (Ret d)


LIBRARIES Fazal-e-Raziq Brig Azam Jamal, SI (M) Tele: +92 51 9257646-50, Ext: 300 Email: [email protected]

ACADEMICS Col Syed Jawaid Ahmed (Retd) Tele: +92 51 9257646-50, Ext: 205 Email: [email protected]


INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Syed Ali Raza Tele: +92 51 9257646-50, Ext: 350 [email protected]

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ABOUT

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Islamabad is the capital city of Pakistan, which was built during the sixties to replace Karachi as the capital. It is the 10th largest city in the country, having adjacent city of Rawalpindi as its twin. The combined metropolitan area of Islamabad and Rawalpindi is the third largest in Pakistan with a population of over 4.5 million inhabitants.

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The Twin Cities also boast some of the finest medical facilities not only in the country, but also in South Asia. The hospitals like Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS), Combined Military Hospital (CMH), Armed Forces Institute of Cardiology (AFIC), Federal Government Services Hospital and CDA Hospital are providing excellent and state of the art medical services. Rescue and emergency services like Rescue 15 and Rescue 1122 provide prompt response in any emergency. Islamabad also serves as a centre for the local as well as foreign tourists. Routes to all the world renowned tourist resorts, like Murree, Valley of Kashmir, Swat, Chitral, Abbottabad and Northern Areas, the ultimate heaven for the mountaineers, srcinate from Islamabad. It offers a wide variety of travel options and provides excellent transport facilities, including car rentals. The Benazir Bhutto International Airport is situated at an accessible

Islamabad has been meticulously planned by some of the renowned town planners, who organized it into different sectors and zones. Regarded as the most developed city in Pakistan, Islamabad has been categorised as one of the Global Cities. Combining a rich history, the confluence of many civilizations, and temperate climate, Islamabad is one of the most beautiful cities in South Asia. Wide green tree-lined streets make it spectacular as well as easily accessible from all directions. The city brims with lively activities, nice and beautiful places to visit, cultural and heritage sites and contains a wealth of entertainment. Islamabad has the highest literacy rate in Pakistan and is home to some of the top ranked universities. The City also houses some of the excellent public and private sector schools, colleges, professional institutions and innumerable libraries, which make it a hub of conventional as well as professional education.

distance from NUML for international and domestic flights. A large number of finest 3,4 and5 star hotels offer some of the most comfortable boarding and lodging facilities in the country. The innumerable restaurants and food stalls, with landscaped outdoor seating areas, offer mouth watering Pakistani cuisines.

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STUDYING AT NUML An Unforgettable Experience

Located in the shade of lush green and beautiful Margalla hills, main campus NUML, offers a dynamic academic environment with a friendly and supportive faculty. All the central facilities and services are located here. NUML is fast attaining a reputation for excellence in research and teaching in all the major disciplines. There is a wealth of academic and social facilities offered on or close to the campus, providing excellent opportunities for studying, research, enterprise, learning, teaching, socialising and recreation. It is the ultimate experience which you shall cherish in years to come.

NUML (an aerial view)

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10 REASONS TO JOIN NUML

The only “Language University”- NUML has an outstanding reputation as the only language university where more than 25 foreign as well as national / regional languages are being taught by a faculty comprising a fine mix of Pakistani and native teachers, who are highly qualified and skilled in the art of language teaching. Learning a new foreign / regional language not only develops awareness about other cultures but also helps in enhancing linguistic competency to increase prospects for a better job.

3 “Academic Excellence” NUML has highest standards of imparting quality education. Our faculty members, duly supported by the efficient administration, are committed to achieving academic excellence. The teaching methodology is based on latest and innovative techniques which are research oriented. We aim to equip our students with academic tools which enable them to compete with their contemporaries in the job market.

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4 1.The only “Language University” 2.“World Class Reputation” 3.“AcademicExcellence” 4.“PositivePlacement” 5.“Ideal Location” 6.“Transport & Accommodation” 7.“Student Satisfaction” 8.“FriendlyFaculty” 9.“Library & IT Facilities” 10.“Caring Student Services”

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“World Class Reputation” Students from all over the world come here to learn. Our international students not only bring along the diversity and taste of their cultures but also become our ambassadors all around the globe. NUML has a large group of International alumni, some of whom are serving at prestigious positions in their respective countries. This unique opportunity to interact with foreign students allows Pakistani students to develop friendship which for many becomes beneficial in the long run.

“Positive claims an outstanding post graduation Placement” employment NUML record achieved by its students, some of whom are serving on key positions in top class public as well as private sector organizations. A degree from NUML ensures better prospects of getting an employment on competitive basis. You may visit NUML website at www.numl.edu.pk to select an appropriate discipline which matches your desires and aspirations.

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5 “Ideal Location” - The central location of Main Campus, right at the juncture of Rawalpindi and the picturesque city of Islamabad, makes NUML an ideal place for great study experience. NUML is approachable from all directions at all times during the day. Although NUML is quite self sufficient to meet the curricular as well as extra 6 curricular needs of its “Transport & students, nevertheless it has Accommodation” all the civic amenities, such as hospitals, eating places and NUML has a large fleet of commercial areas, located at well maintained buses & convenient distances. NUML coasters which ply on all also has regional campuses at the major routes, in and Lahore, Faisalabad, Hyder- around the Twin Cities, to fetch students from abad, Karachi, Multan, Peshawar and Quetta, which even far and off places. cater for the needs of students At nomi nal char ges students can utilise this who cannot travel to service which always run Islamabad. on schedule. NUML also offers reasonable on campus hostel facilities to the students coming from far flung areas on affordable charges. This facility is usually offered on first come-first-serve basis, however NUML administration reserves the right to accept or reject any application after interviewing the desirous applicant.

“Student Satisfaction” NUML places a very high value on ensuring students and parental satisfaction. Our graduates have always shown a very high degree of trust in the system of education and numerous student services. All our ex-students fondly remember their institution and cherish the good time spent here.

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“Friendly Faculty” -NUML has a collection of very well qualified faculty which has a fine mix of Pakistani as well as foreign teachers. Our teachers remain current and up-to-date in their subjects and meticulously plan their day to day lectures and class activities. The NUML faculty is not only student friendly and open, but also socially quite amenable. They make use of the latest and innovative teaching techniques and methods, which revolve around assignments, project works and a system of continuous assessment and examinations. NUML regularly organises “ Teacher Training Courses” to ensure that all its faculty members remain equipped with the latest teaching tools and skills.


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“Library & IT Facilities” 9 NUML has an excellent Library, which offers a welcoming and flexible space for individual and group studies. Access to latest books, magazines, papers and multiple learning resources and IT is an essential part of university studies. At NUML this requirement is given highest priority. The facilities at NUML are extensive and accessible. There are more than 100 computers in the IT library which can be accessed from morning till evening. The Wi-Fi 10 networking allows remote internet access to students “Caring Student carrying laptops, from any Services” NUML place within the campus. boasts some of the excellent student Students enjoy an uninterrupted access to a range support services. For details about some of the of networked software packages, database systems essential facilities available to meet day to and online research tools. day needs, refer to the next page.

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Campus Libraries All NUML Campuses offer access to up-to-date libraries which have latest books, magazines, papers and multiple learning resources. The Central Library, located at the Main Campus has a great collection of relevant books and offers a chance to explore a world of knowledge. Home to over 1,25,000 books, research journals, magazines and NUML newspapers, the Library provides a unique space to study either individually or as part of a group. The Library Staff is OFFERS always available to run introductory tours for the new comers. You just need your University ID Card to start Access to Top Class using the Library. Facilities IT (Information Technology) Laboratories Information Technology, today is an essential part of university studies. At NUML, this requirement is given highest priority. The IT facilities in NUML are extensive and accessible. There are more than 100 computers in the IT Labs which can be accessed from morning till evening. The Wi-Fi networking allows remote internet access to students carrying laptops, from any place within the campus. Students enjoy an uninterrupted access to a range of networked software packages, database systems and online research tools. LanguageLaboratories Good communication skills are indispensable for the success of any professional. To improve these skills one has to practice and master the art of reading, writing, listening and speaking, because good communication means an ability to grasp the meanings of spoken words and then respond with accurate words in clear pronunciation. The language labs play an important role in this process. NUML has state of the art language Labs which serve as technological aids for learning new languages. These labs with their advanced facilities are designed to help the students to learn a language with proficiency to communicate. Our language experts put the students on the international platform, help them to keep pace with the changing linguistic trends and support their long-term needs and development, while maintaining the highest quality standards.

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The UN Library

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NUML has a well equipped gymnasium, which is a place of attraction for all.

MediaLaboratory

NUML has a good on campus medical facility, which is looked after by a qualified doctor. It has the capacity to treat minor ailments and render first aid in emergencysituations.

Media Laboratory has been established in NUML on 31 October, 2012 with the collaboration of Huda Development Organization and Entrepreneur Global Trust (EGT). The laboratory was inaugurated by Mr. Tayo Fagberno, Chief Executive of the Huda Development Organization. It is equipped with state-of-the-art technological tools that will play a vital role in polishing practical skills of Mass Communication students. Students can get first hand practical training in direction, production, editing and designing through this facility.

NUML OFFERS On Campus Medical Care

Cafeteria NUML has two excellent cafeterias which provide delicious snacks and mealsat affordable prices.

Campus Radio – FM 104.6 NUML established its own FM Radio Station in 2006. Managed by the Department of Mass Communication, the Radio provides an alternative non-formal forum to elevate students' competence and communication skillsin their respective fields.

Mosque A beautiful mosque, built right at the centre of the campus, calls the dutiful to fulfill their religious and moralobligations.

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In-door Gymnasium

The United Nations System, in Pakistan, has established a UN Reference Library in NUML. The Library contains UN publications and publications from different R&D organizations and NGOs. Reference books like dictionaries of different languages, encyclopedias, atlases, statistical year books and census reports etc are available for referencing. The Library is a rich source of up-to-date statistical data pertaining to global, regional and national subjects including agriculture, children and youth culture, drugs and narcotics, economics and social development, education and literacy, energy, environment, health, industry and trade, population, water issues, science and technology and gender issues etc. The Library is also provided with a good collection of weekly magazinesand journals.

Access to Top Class Facilities

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Growth & Expansion

NUML OFFERS Access to Top Class Facilities

National University of Modern Languages was initially set up as a language institute in 1970, where students from Armed Forces and international community came to learn languages. This was the only institute in Asia which taught so many languages at a time by a unique combination of local and foreign faculty members. Besides learning new languages, the Institute also served as a platform to assimilate different cultures. On 29 March, 2000, the National Institute of Modern Languages (NIML) was upgraded to an autonomous university. Besides languages other important disciplines, such as Management Sciences, IT, Engineering, Mass Communication, Economics, Education, International Relations, Conflict & Peace Studies, Islamic Studies, Pakistan Studies, History, Governance & PublicPolicy were also introduced. NUML has always valued collaboration and cooperation with friendly countries which are quite active and forthcoming in sponsoring the promotion of their respective languages. This interaction has been a great source of developing our academic relations with these countries. Our academic relations with China, Iran, Turkey, Korea and France have been specially fruitful for the growth of NUML. This has resulted in the establishment of Confucius Institute, Iranology Centre and King Sejong Institute. NUML is also developing collaboration with some of the renowned national and international institutions/ universities, which can be viewed on page 91 under the heading of Collaborations / Linkages.

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FACULTY OF ENGINEERING & COMPUTER SCIENCE

Department of Engineering Brig ® Dr Muham m ad Akbar Dean Tele: +92 51 9257646-50 Ext: 219 Email: [email protected]

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Our Electrical Engineering Program is focused on Telecommunications. The curriculum has been formulated on the lines of Higher Education Commission and Pakistan Engineering Council. The programme is accredited by Pakistan Engineering Council. It equips students with modern communication engineering techniques to remain current with the technological advancements. Starting from a foundation in Mathematical Modeling, Digital Logic Design, Electronics, Digital Signal Processing, Wireless & Mobile Communication and Control System Engineering, it encompasses theory as well as practical applications. The state of the art labs stocked with the latest equipment and machines provide first hand practical experience to the potential engineers. The salient feature of our success is the regular updating of the curriculum and lab facilities to prepare the graduates to face the challenges of latest trends in the modern engineering environment. Students are encouraged to take on final year projects keeping the industrial requirement in view, in order to enhance industrial base in the country. The graduating students are facilitated for doing internship in different firms during summer break. The BS Software Engineering programme started in 2006. Its diversified curriculum and qualified faculty have made it an attraction for the students. The programme is designed to meet the enormous unfulfilled needs of professional software engineers in the industry. The programme is a blend of software and hardware skills essential for success in the diverse computing environment. The programme begins with foundation in Introduction to Computing, Multivariable Calculus Object Oriented Programming, Data Structures and Algorithm, Visual Programming and Distributed Computing. Emphasis is laid on practical application of software in computer-based engineering system. Computer labs are well equipped with latest machines and software tools. These are regularly upgraded to keep the students abreast with fast changing computing environment.

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Department of Engineering Software Engineering Electrical Engineering

Lt Col (R) Jam il Ahm ad Z ia Head Tele: +92 51 9257646-50 Ext: 278 Email:[email protected]

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FACULTY 1.

Dr. Muhammad Akbar

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Col. Jamil Ahmad Zia

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HoD / Assistant Prof

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Dr. M. Hanif Zauq

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PhD

Assistant Prof

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Mr. Jamshed Rizvi

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Assistant Prof

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Mr. Sheraz Alam Khan Mr. Farhan Sohail

: MS : MS

Assistant Prof

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Mr. Naveed Ahmed

Assistant Prof

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Mr. Hasan Hamayun

: MS : MSc

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Mr. Raheel Zafar Mr. Omer Hayat

: MSc : MS

Lecturer

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Mr. Zohaib Ahmed Mr. Irfan Rafique

: MS : MS

Lecturer

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Ms. Nargis Fatima Ms. Sumera nazir

: MS : MS

Lecturer

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Ms. Fatima Khalique Mr. Sohail Ahmed Dayo

: MS : MPhil

Lecturer

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Dean / Professor

Duration:

8S emesters 4 years (Minimum) 7 Years (Maximum)

Admission Criteria :

a. Fsc Pre-Engineering (Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry) with 60% marks or equivalent from a foreign university.

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Assistant Prof b. DAE with 60% aggregate marks in the relevant discipline.

Assistant Prof

c. 60% marks in matriculation exams are mandatory.

Lecturer Lecturer

BS Sof t ware EngineeringT ot al Cr Hrs = 135

Lecturer Duration:

8S emesters 4 years (Minimum) 7 Years (Maximum)

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Mr. Jawad ur Rehman

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Mr. Asad Hussain

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Mr. Faraz Ahmed

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Senior Instructor

a. FSc with any combination of Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Stats, and Computer Science/ Computer Studies with 50% marks.

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Ms. Zahra Aleem Mr. Muhammad Zafarullah

Senior Instructor Program Coordinator

b. DAE holders with 60% marks in relevant discipline.

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Mr. Muzzamil Ghaffar

: BSCS : BEEE : BSEE

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Ms. Maria Bano Mr. Khurram

: BEEE : BSEE

Lab Engineer

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Mr. M.Fahad Shinwari

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Lab Engineer

Lecturer Senior Instructor Senior Instructor

Lab Engineer Lab Engineer

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Department of Computer Science is one of the vibrant departments of the University. Well experienced, qualified and dedicated faculty is the backbone of CS department. We are well aware of the tools, techniques and technologies required for a good computer scientist. Our objective is to empower our students with latest technical knowledge in order to fulfill the demands of the industry. Our graduated students have a very good absorption ratio in national as well as in international market.

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Taught courses cover most of the areas of Computer Science, Information Technology, Telecommunications and Management. Students are provided the opportunity to assimilate course contents along with the practical experience. Our students have asserted their worth by winning many national level software competitions. We believe that our students are the ambassadors not only for the University but for the country, and it has been certified several times as they have obtained the positions of the best scientists, researchers and professionals in the field of Computer Science. Our students are qualified professionals who work as software developers, network administrators, database designers and web masters etc in Pakistan and abroad. We are further striving to bring novelty and uniqueness in our taught courses and will continue to improve ourselves, so that we further refine our students.

BSCS [ Morning ] Durat ion :

8 Semesters 4 Years (Minimum) Adm ission crit eria : a. Intermediate with any of the following combinations with 50% marks: - Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry or - Mathematics, Statistics, Computer or - Mathematics, Physics, Computer b. DAE with 60% aggregate marks in the relevant discipline.

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MCS [ Morning & Af t ernoon ] Durat ion : 4 Semesters 2 Years (Minimum) Adm ission crit eria :a. Graduation with any of the following subjects with 50% marks: - Mathematics, Physics, Statistics, Computer - Chemistry or Economics

MSCS [ Morning, Af t ernoon, Evening & Weekend ] Durat ion :

Sajjad Haider Head Tele: +92-51-9257646-50 Ext. 265 Email: [email protected]

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Dr. Muhammad Akbar Sajjad Haider Dr. Fazli Subhan

: PhD : MS : PhD

Dean / Professor HoD Assistant Professor

4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22.

Raza Parwez Waris Ali Naveed Alam Moyeezullah Ghouri Ataullah Ghafoor Rana Abdul Sami Irfan Raza Nouman Malik Ehsan ul Haq Waqas Hassan Sara Mazhar Sajid Munir Rabia Masood Abdul Kaleem Ayesha Aziz Zainab Malik Unsa Masood Sohail Ahmed Fouzia Jamal

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4 Semesters 2 Years (Minimum) Adm ission crit eria :a. BS(CS) / BS(SE) / BS(IT) 4 years degree (min. 130 credit hours) with at least 2nd Division / CGPA 2.5 / 4.00 OR MCS / MIT 2 years degree (16 year education) with at least 2nd Division / CGPA 2.5 / 4.00 b. GAT-General c. Departmental test & interview.

Courses offered: BSCS MCS MSCS

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Department of Management Sciences was established in 2002. It is serving with the objective of providing quality education in the field of Business, Marketing, Finance, Banking, Hotel Management, HRM/HRD etc, duly catering to the dynamic needs of the corporate world. The faculty is continuously working to develop sound theoretical knowledge of subjects while experimenting and exploring ways and means to teach the application of that knowledge to the real world business and marketing situations. The faculty is striving to produce quality teachers, researchers and policy makers. The Department is, by all means, comparable to that of top standard national institutions.

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At NUML Business Administration programs are designed to help students, wishing to progress to the strategic management level in developing right kind of careers. These programs are structured to provide a firm foundation in core management disciplines and to develop the tactical as well as strategic level expertise so very essential for businessmanagersand administrators. All the members of dynamic faculty are experts in blending academic theory with practice to ensure that the acquired knowledge is readily transferred to the workplace. All programmes conform to the latest trendsin teaching methodology. Vision: To become a center for excellence modeling innovative solutions and coping contemporary issuesof businessworld. Mission: To produce, advance and disseminate knowledge at the highest international academic levels that meet the needs of the management and business community, as well as students and society at large. To be recognized internationally asone of the leading businessschool. Object ives: Increasing awarenessof the ethical dimensionsof businessactivities. Develop student coining strategies to cope with real-time businessproblems. Opportunities for students to develop an appreciation for the life-long learning process needed to meet immediate as well as future demands. Improve creative and cognitive skills of the business graduates. Providing platform for students to apply their skills and knowledge in public sector organization, corporate and notfor-profit organizationsthrough businessprojects. •

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FACULTY 1.

Dr. Naveed Akhtar

FACULTY PhD

A/ Dean

44. Mr. Aijaz Mustafa Hashmi

MS/PhD Scholar Lecturer

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Mr.Nadeem Talib

MS/ PhD Scholar

MS

Lecturer

Dr. Hina Rehman

PhD

Head Assistant Prof

45. Ms. Hina Ali

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46. Ms. Fareeha Riaz

MSc

Lecturer

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Mr. Muhammad Haroon

MS

Assistant Prof

47. Ms. Ada Nabi Mir

MA

Lecturer

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Mrs Salma Rehman

MA Eng

MS

Lecturer

Dr. Rashid Ahmed Khan

PhD

49. Mr. Zeeshan Muzaffar

MS

Lecturer

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Dr. Sajid Hussain Awan

PhD

50. Ms. Hina Shahab

MS

Lecturer

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Mr. Hassan Kazmi

ACMA

51. Mrs. Aliya Jalil

MBA

Lecturer

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Mr. Basharat Ahmed

MBA

52. Mr. Hanif Shahzad Malik

MSC/MBA

Lecturer

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Mr. Zubair Mumtaz

MS

Assistant Prof Visiting Prof Visiting Prof Visiting Prof Visiting Prof Lecturer

48. Mr. Fahad Muqaddas

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53. Ms. Noureen Akhtar

MS

Lecturer

54. Ms. Rauza

MS

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Ms. Fouzia Mubarik

MS/PhD Scholar

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Ms. Tehmina Rehan

MSC/MBA

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Syed Ali Azfer

MS

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Mr. Naseer A. Rajput

MS

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Mr. Waqas Qayyum Mr. Zaheer Abbas Kazmi

MPhil MS

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Mrs. Erum Adnan Qazi

MS

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Ms. Afsheen Abrar

MS

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Mr. Faid Gul

MS

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Ms. Shehla Akhtar

MS/PhD Scholar

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Mr. Ishtiaq Ahmed

MS/PhD Scholar

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Mr. Waris Ali Mr. Hassan Raza

MS/PhD Scholar MS/PhD Scholar

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Mr. Abdul Ghafoor

MS

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Mr. Abdul Rehman

MS

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Mr. Gulfam Khalid

MS

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Mr. Jawad Javaid

MS

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Ms. Seher Zulfiqar

MS

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Mr Zakia Aslam

MS

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Mr. Adnan Iftikhar

MBA(UK)

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Mr. Ghulam Asghar

LLB

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Mr. Najum Janjua

LLB /MBA

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Ms. Qurat ul Ain

MBA

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Ms. Beenish Javed

MS

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Ms. Ambreen Channa

MS

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MBA

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MS

Lecturer

61. Mr. M. Iqbal Yasi

MS

Lecturer

62. Col ® M. Bukhsh Sial

MS

Lecturer

63. Ms. Shafaq Ashraf

MA Eng

Lecturer

Lecturer Lecturer Lecturer Lecturer Lecturer

64. Ms Bushra Qurrat ul Ain 65. Ms Nuzhat Maqbool

MSC MS

Lecturer Lecturer

66. Mr Raja Manzar Abbas

MS

Lecturer

67. Maria Andleeb

MS

Lecturer

68. Ms Irum Jabeen

MS

Lecturer

Lecturer Lecturer Lecturer Lecturer Lecturer Lecturer Lecturer

69. Ms. Sadia Saeed

MS

S. Instructor

70. Ms. Shanza Khan

MS

S. Instructor

71. Ms. Tabinda Khawar

MSc

S. Instructor

72. Ms. Asma Kiran

MS

S. Instructor

73. Mr. Muhammad Arshad

MS

Visiting Lecturer

74. Ms. Farhat Nasim

Mphil

Visiting Lecturer

75. Mr. Hafiz Allah Yar

PhD

Visiting Lecturer

76. Dr. Summayya

PhD

Visiting Lecturer

77. Mr. Adnan Ali Khan

MBA

Sr. Prog Coordinator

78. Mr. Asim Shah

MS/CMA

Program Coordinator

79. Mr. Nisbat Ali

MS

Program Coordinator

MBA

38.

Mr. Asad Saleem

MS

39.

Mr. M. Jahangir

MS

40.

Ms. Rabia Azeem

MPhil

41.

Ms.Sarah Badar ul Huda

MS

Lecturer

42.

Ms. Valerie Kakar

MPhil

Lecturer

43.

Mr. Asif Rasool

MA Eng

Lecturer

MBA

Lecturer

58. Ms. Aliya Khan 60. Ms. Hafsah Zahoor

Mrs. Saira Faisal

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Ms. Eesha Ghani

57. Ms. Nadia Haseeb

MBA

59. Ms. Ayesha Shahryar Babar MBA

Lecturer Lecturer Lecturer

Lecturer Lecturer Lecturer Lecturer Lecturer Lecturer Lecturer Lecturer

36.

56. Mr. Abdul Waheed Khan

Lecturer MS/PhD Scholar Lecturer MS Lecturer

55. Mr. Pervez Akhtar

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MSBA (Morning & Evening) Tot al

BS Account ing & Finance (Morning & Evening) Tot al

Cr Hrs = 30

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Cr Hrs = 130

Duration :

3 Semesters (MSBA)

Duration :

8 Semesters


MBA, MPA, M.Com, ACMA, ACA (old) or BBA (Hons), B.Com - 4 years program from HEC recognized University with at least 2nd division. Qualifying GRE International/NTS devised GAT - General test with score as per HEC policy at the time of admission


FSc/ICS/I.Com with 45% marks/ A-Level with 50% marks and having studied any one of the subject viz: Math, Physics, Statistics, Economics, Computer Sciences or Commerce.

MBA (Morning & Evening) Tot al

BBA Honors (Morning & Evening) Tot al

Cr Hrs = 90


Cr Hrs = 130

Duration:

7S emesters( MBA)

Duration:

8Semesters


BBA/B.Com (2 years program) with 2nd division or BA/BSc with 2nd Division and preferably having studied any one of the subjects viz: Math, Physics, Statistics, Economic, Computer Sciences or Commerce. All HEC’s conditions apply NTS/GAT score at least 50%.


FSc/ICS/I.Com with 45% marks/ A-Level with 50% marks and having studied any one of the subject viz: Math, Physics, Statistics, Economics, Computer Sciences or equivalent.

BBS (Morning & Evening) MBA (Morning & Evening)Tot al Duration: Admission Criteria :

Cr Hrs = 66

Duration :

4 Semesters


BBA/B.Com 2 years program or BA/BS with 2nd division and preferably having studied any one of the subject viz: Math, Physics, Statistics, Economics, Computer Sciences or Commerce.

5S emesters( MBA) BE, MBBS, MSc (Natural Sciences) or MA with 2nd division and preferably having studied any one of the subjects viz: Math, Physics, Economics, Computer Sciences or Commerce at graduation level. All HEC’s conditions apply. NTS/GAT score at least 50%.

Diplom a Business Adm inist rat ion (Morning & Evening) Tot al Cr Hrs = 30

Courses Of f ered:  MBA/MSBA (Mor/Evn)  BS Accounting

MBA Execut ive (Morning & Evening) Tot al Duration: Admission Criteria :

& Finance (Mor/Evn)  BBA Honors (Mor/Evn)  BBS (Mor/Evn)  Diploma Business

Administration (Mor/Evn)

Cr Hrs = 66

BBA/B.Com (2 Years Program) with 2nd division or BA/BSc with 2nd division preferably having studied at least one of the subjects viz: Math, Physics, Statistics, Economics, Computer Sciences or Commerce with minimum 4 years of managerial level job experience. All HEC’s conditionsapply.

 PhD

(Management Sciences)

2 Semesters


BBA/B.Com 2 years program or BA/BSc with 2nd division and preferably having studied any one of the subject viz: Math, Physics, Statistics, Economics, Computer Sciences or Commerce.

Cert if icat e Business Adm inist rat ion (Morning & Evening)

Old MBA, MPA, M.Com, ACMA, B.Com (4 years) BBA (4 Years). All HEC’s conditions apply NTS/GAT score at least 50%.

& Finance (Mor/Evn)  BBA Honors (Mor/Evn)

Administration (Mor/Evn)  Certificate Business

6 Months (1 Semester)


3Semesters(MS) Admission Criteria :


 BS Accounting

 Diploma Business

Cr Hrs = 30

Duration : Duration :

 MBA/MSBA (Mor/Evn)

 BBS (Mor/Evn)

Tot al Cr Hrs = 15

MS (Weekend - Sat ./Sun.) (Morning Only) Tot al

 Certificate Business


Courses Of f ered:

Duration : 4S emesters( MBA)

nd

BBA/B.Com 2 years program or BA/BSc with 2 division and preferably having studied any one of the subject viz: Math, Physics, Statistics, Economics, Computer Sciences or Commerce

 PhD


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PhD (Managem ent Sciences) Duration:

3- 7YearsProgram


PhD is a 3-7 year program (with no provision for extension in time). Students with MS or MPhil in the relevant discipline and graduates or Islamic schools (accredited by HEC and given equivalence or 18 years of schooling) are eligible for admission with minimum 2nd division or equivalent marks. They must have GAT (subject) score (as prescribed by HEC) at the time of admission. Applicants must have done at least 30 credit hours of course work with 6 credit hours of research work with minimum of 3.0 CGPA in MPhil coursework. Appearance in university Entrance Test and securing at least 60% marks are compulsory. Short listed applicants shall appear for interview. Selected applicants must fulfill other academic requirements for admission in the program as per HEC requirement.

The Department of Economics at National University of Modern Languages (NUML) has been working since 2003. The National University of Modern Languages (NUML) was established in 2000 and its first programme (M.Sc Economics) was launched in fall 2003. The classes of the pioneer batch of M.Sc Economics started on 11th August 2003 and 27 students were enrolled. Now more than three hundred students are registered in the degree courses of BS Economics & Finance (Morning Session), M.Sc Economics (Morning & Evening Session) degree programmes. MPhil & PhD in Economics have been launched under the administrative control of Faculty of Higher Studies. Act ivit ies of Depart m ent A strong base of research is the hallmark of any higher education institution (HEI) in general and its educational departments in particular. Department of Economics has a well trained faculty that contributes in research in different areas of economics like public finance, economic development, monetary economics, international economics and the research publications of the faculty are published in renowned national and international journals (accredited) by HEC. The details can be found in the link of Faculty, Department of Economics. From time to time, department arranges seminars and lectures of renowned scholars on current economic issues for grooming and updating knowledge base of the students.

FACULTY 1.

Ms. Saima Shafique

: MPhil

HoD/AP

2.

Dr. M. Azam Khan

3.

: PhD

Professor

Dr. Sabahat Subhan

: PhD

Assistant Prof

4.

Dr. Amtul Hafeez

: PhD

Assistant Prof

 MBA/MSBA (Mor/Evn)

5.

Mr. Mansoor Ali Zaidi

: MPhil, LLB

Lecturer

 BS Accounting

6.

Mr. Saqib Ali

: MPhil

Lecturer

7.

Ms Naveeda Amir

: MSc

Lecturer

8.

Ms Azra Nasir

: MPhil

Lecturer

9.

Ms. Noor Fatima

: MS

Lecturer

 BBS (Mor/Evn)

10.

Ms Shabana Kausar

: MPhil

Lecturer

 Diploma Business

11.

Ms. Zakia Batool

: MPhil

Lecturer

12.

Ms. Saba Bukhari

: MSc

Lecturer

13.

Mr. ShafiUllah Qureshi

: MA (USA)

Lecturer

14.

Mr. Hassan Qureshi

: MSc (UK)

Lecturer

Courses Of f ered:

& Finance (Mor/Evn)  BBA Honors (Mor/Evn)

Administration (Mor/Evn)  Certificate Business

Administration (Mor/Evn)  PhD


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Ms Saim a Shaf ique Head Tele: +92 51 9257646-50 Ext: 253 Email: [email protected]

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Duration :

4 Semesters

Admission criteria :

Graduation with Stats, Maths, Economics BA, BSc/B.Com at least 2nd division.

BS (Hons) Econom ics and Finance Duration :

8 Semesters

Admission criteria :

Intermediate with Stats, Maths, Eco, I-Com/ ICS/FSc, at least 2nd division.

Department of English Graduate Studies Department of English Undergraduate Studies Department of English Functional Courses

Courses Of f ered: M.Sc  Economics (Mor/Ev )  BS Economics & Finance

e

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FACULTY OF ENGLISH STUDIES

M.Sc Econom ics (Morning & Evening)

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40 Faculty of English Studies started as Department of English (Graduate Studies) in 1996. It offered Masters Degree in English Literature and Linguistics. The programme is a blend of 50% Literature and 50% Linguistics, which is one of the most popular choices among students. Subjects like Phonetics and Phonology, General and Historical Linguistics, Grammar, Syntax along with study of different genres of literature make this programme unique. MA ELT is the second Masters Programme which is offered by the Department. It is a state-of-the-art Teacher Training Program and is popular among budding teachers. Micro Teaching or peer teaching is a compulsory component of the ELT Program which simulates practical teaching in the classroom. Group activities form an essential part of the course and it ensures positive contribution to the teaching / learning process. The department also offers Post Graduate Diploma in TEFL in theevening session.

Prof . Dr. Muham m ad Saeed Shiekh Head Tele: +92 51 9257646-50 Ext: 213

The department has begun to offer two undergraduate programs BSML (Hons) and B.S (Hons) in English as well. Both programs are broadbased and are designed and customized according to the resources and expertise of NUML, being the only public sector University for languages in Pakistan. The department is striving to provide quality education in the field of English studies. All programmes are conducted in accordance with the latest teaching methodology and as per HEC rules and regulations. All members of our faculty are well qualified and ensure that their knowledge is readily transferred to their students.

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FACULTY 1.

Dr. Muhammad Saeed Shiekh : PhD

HoD / Prof

2.

Ms. Ambrina Qayyum

: MA Eng

Assistant Prof

3.

Mr. Ejaz Mirza

: MPhil

Assistant Prof

4.

Mr. Ather Rashid

: MPhil

Assistant Prof

5.

Brig (R) Saleem Akhter

: MA Eng

Visiting Faculty

6.

Col (R) Muzzafar Ali Khan

: MA Eng

Visiting Faculty

7.

Prof. Muzaffar Qureshi

: MA Eng

Visiting Faculty

8.

Prof. Bilal Subhani

: MA Eng

Visiting Faculty

9.

Dr. Muhammad Uzair

: PhD

Lecturer

10.

Ms. Shehr Bano Zaidi

: MPhil

Lecturer

11.

Ms. Shazia Rose

: MA Eng

Lecturer

12.

Ms. Bushra Khan

Lecturer

13.

Mr. Faisal Malik (on

: MPhil : MA Eng

14.

Ms. Attiya Saman (on

Lecturer

15.

Ms. Huma Rashid

: MA Eng : MA Eng

16.

Ms. Faiza Younis

: MA Eng

Lecturer

17.

Ms. Sumaria Ashraf

: MPhil

Lecturer

18.

Ms. Shahida Ibrahim

Lecturer

19.

Ms. Jaweria Mobeen

: MA Eng : MA Eng

20.

Ms. Rabia Tabassum

: MA Eng : MA Eng

Lecturer Lecturer

Leave) Leave)

Lecturer Lecturer

Lecturer

21.

Ms. Rubina Farooq

22.

Mr. Ayyaz Mehmood

23.

Ms. Irum Saleem

: MA Eng : MA Eng

24.

Mr. Yasir Arafat

: MA Eng

Lecturer

25.

Mr. Arshad Ali

: MA Eng

Lecturer

26.

Ms. Uzma Mumtaz

: MA Eng

Lecturer

27.

Ms. Ayesha Makhdoom

: MA Eng

Sr. Instructor

28.

Ms. Tayyaba Abbas

: MA Eng

Sr. Instructor

29.

Ms. Khadeeja Mushtaq

: MA Eng

Cont. Lecturer

30.

Ms. Sana Tariq

: MA Eng

Cont. Lecturer

31.

Ms. Rabia Shamim

: MA Eng

Cont. Lecturer

32.

Ms. Sobia Zafar

: MA Eng

Lecturer

Dr. Hazrat Umar

: PhD

Lecturer

33.

(onLeave)

Lecturer Lecturer

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Duration:

4Semesters


Bachelors Degree with 2 or 3 div plus English Advanced Diploma from (NUML) with at least 65% marks. Applicants must have studied English as compulsory subject at graduation level. App lic ant s alr ead y in pos ses sio n of MA Degree in English Literature and accredited PGD of one year's duration in TEFL/TESL or ELT/English Advanced Diploma in Literature

NUML has the singular distinction of being the only modern languages university in the country. Besides 27 modern languages, a number of other disciplines, including social and natural sciences as well as engineering, are being offered to the students. The curriculum and methodology of teaching, devised for various disciplines, aims at enabling the studentsto understand, analyze, criticize, describe, explain etc. the world around them by applying the knowledge furnished to them at the university. The Department of English is one of the oldest and main departments of the university. To ensure management and conduct of teaching-learning process and other allied academic activities in an orderly manner, the Department has been divided into three subdivisions, namely; Department of English (Functional Courses), Department of English (Graduate Studies) and Department of English (Undergraduate Studies). Each one of these subdivisions are functioning independently, having separate head of department, faculty, administrative staff and curriculum. Department of English (Undergraduate Studies) offers two 4-year courses, viz; Bachelor of Studies (English Honours) and Bachelor of Studies (Modern Languages), to the undergraduates. Both of these courses are unique blends of subjects as well as contents, encompassing modern language(s), linguistics, literature and communication skills, besides a number of other science and arts subjects. Basing on exceptionally rich contents as well quality of teaching staff, it can be safely assumed that the students undergoing these courses are really privileged to have been provided with a rare opportunity to equip themselves with requisite knowledge base they essentially require to further their knowledge and

& equivalent aresemesters. eligible for exemption from the first two

scholarship aslinguistsand researchers.

M.A English Lit erat ure & Linguist ics (Mor & Eve) Duration:

4Semesters


Bachelors Degree with 2 nd or 3 rd div plus English Advanced Diploma (NUML) with at least 65% marks. Applicants must have studied English as compulsory subject at graduation level. Preferene will be given to those who have studied Elective English at graduation level.

M.A English Language T eaching (Mor & Eve)

nd

rd

FACULTY Courses Of f ered:  M.A English Literature &

Linguistics (Mor/Evn)  M.A English Language

Teachin g (Mor/Evn)  Post Graduate Diploma

TEFL (Evening)

Post Graduat e Diplom a T EFL (Evening)

1.

Brig (R) Muhammad Asif, SI(M) : M.A English

2.

Mr. Qazi Iqbal

: MA English

Visiting Prof

3.

Mr. Abdul Rehman Abid

: MA English

HoD

Visiting Prof

4.

Mr. Arshad Mahmood

: PhD English

Asstt Prof

5.

Mr. Habib ur Rehman

: MPhil

Asstt Prof

6.

Ms. Uzma Ahmed

: MPhil

Asstt Prof

7.

Ms. Attiya Yonis

: MPhil

Asstt Prof

M.A EduAdministration

Duration :

2 Semesters


Graduation.

Department of English Undergraduate Studies

Brig (R) Muham m ad Asif , SI(M) Head Tele: +92 51 9257646-50 Ext: 354 Email: [email protected]

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Department of English Undergraduate Studies (UGS)

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FACULTY 8.

Ms. Munazza Mehmood

: MPhil (InProgress)

Lecturer

9.

Ms. Ayesha Rabbi


Lecturer

10. Ms. Ayesha Waqar

: MPhil

Lecturer

11. Ms. Javeria Ashfaq

: MA English

Lecturer

12. Mr. Jamil Asghar

: PhD English

Lecturer

13. Muntazir Mehdi

: MPhil

Lecturer

14. Ms. Nadia Akram

: MA English

Lecturer

15. Ms. Khadeeja Javeed

: MA English

Lecturer

16. Ms. Wajeeha Shah

: MA English

Lecturer

17. Ms. Sadia Hoori

: MA English

Lecturer

18. Mr. Kuhrram Shehzad

: MS English

Lecturer

19. Ms. Atiya Shehnaz

: MA English

Lecturer

20. Ms. Shaista Zeb

: MA English

Lecturer

21. Ms. Bushra Ashraf


Lecturer

22. Ms. Aliya Hammed


Lecturer

23. Ms. Atia Saman

: MA English

Lecturer

24. Ms. Bibi Aruma

Lecturer

26. Ms. Adeela Musaddar

: MA English : MA English : MA English

27. Ms. Noreen Naz

: MA English

C. Lecturer

28. Ms. Uzma Moin 29. Ms. Sidra Sarfraz

: MA English : MA English : MPhil

C. Lecturer C. Lecturer

: MPhil : MPhil (InProgress)

C. Lecturer

25. Ms. Aqsa Iqbal

30. Mr. Azhar Habib 31. Mr. Muhammad Yousaf 32. Syyeda Farihatulain Rizvi 33. Ms. Tazeem Imran 34. Zainab Yousaf

Lecturer C. Lecturer

C. Lecturer

S. Instructor : MA (Pak Studies) C. Lecturer : MS-IT V. Lecturer

Courses Of f ered: BS Honours English (Mor & Eve)  BS Honours English  BSML Honours English

Duration: Admission Criteria :

8Semesters Intermediate with 45% marks or A-Level with 50% marks or equivalent.

BSML Honours English (Mor & Eve) Duration:

8Semesters

Admission Criteria : Major Language (Elective) :

Intermediate with 45% marks (6 semesters) in Arabic, Chinese, English, French, German, Persian and Urdu (for foreign nationals only).

Minor Language (Elective) :

(2 semesters) in Arabic, Chinese, English, French, German, Italian, Persian, Spanish, Turkish and Urdu (for foreign nationals only).

Department of English Language Courses (FC) was established in 1974, as part of National Institute of Modern Languages. This Department is one of the oldest and largest in NUML. It is serving with the mission to provide quality instructions to local and foreign students who require English for their professional, academic or personal needs. For these students the Department offers one semester foundation, diploma and certificate courses, both in the morning and evening sessions.

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Students come with highly diversified language backgrounds and learning abilities. The Department works hard to help them in acquiring the English language with equal proficiency in listening, speaking, reading and writing skills. We pride ourselves in adequately equipping our studentswith improved communicative skills. The courses run by the Department are activity based where students are taught English with the help of audio and visual aids, flash cards, news papers and magazines etc. Development of speaking skills and ability to communicate effectively isachieved through extensive practice in public speaking, where all the students are encouraged to participate without any hesitation. Communicative teaching methodology and techniques are being used to make learning and teaching a lot of fun. Our well qualified teachers are devoted to their profession. They are there to help / facilitate the students and encourage them to participate in other co-curricular and healthy activities such as speech contests, debates, quizzes, general knowledge, gamesand sports.

Ms Sajida T ahir Head Tele: +92 51 9257646-50 Ext: 212 Email: [email protected]

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FACULTY

41.

Mr. Abdur Rehman

: MA

1.

Ms. Sajida Tahir

: MA/MA TEFL

Head

42.

Mr. Mansoor Qayyum

: MA/MA ELT/MCS

2.

Lt. Col ® Nazir Alam

: MA

Visiting Prof

43.

Ms. Ghazal Anwar

: MA

3.

Mr. Mohammad Niaz

: MPhil

Asstt. Prof

44.

Ms. Amina Doreen

: BAA

4.

Dr. Naz Khan

: PhD

Lecturer

45.

Ms. Rabia Sarwat

5.

Mrs. Nusrat Nasir

: MA

Lecturer

46.

Ms. Rabab Rizvi

: MA : MA

Lecturer

47.

Ms. Saima Yasin

48.

Ms. Amina Siddique

6.

Ms. Najma Qayyum

: MA

7.

Ms. Sadaf Nasim

: MA/MA TEFL

Lecturer

8.

Ms. Salma Qayyum

: MA

Lecturer

9.

Ms. Uzma Riasat

: MA

Lecturer

10.

Ms. Farhat Jabeen

: MA

Lecturer

11.

Ms. Asma Ayub

: MA

Lecturer

12.

Mr. Bilal Hussain

: MA

Lecturer

13.

Ms. Ammara Sumbal

: MA

Lecturer

14.

Ms. Slavia Razzaq

: MA

Lecturer

15.

Ms. Mehwish Zaraf

: MA/MA ELT

Lecturer

16.

Mr. Taimur Malik

: MA

Lecturer

17.

Ms. Irum Shehzadi

: MA

Lecturer

18.

Ms. Fatima Hussain

: MA

Lecturer

19.

Mr. Bashir Ahmed

: MA

Lecturer

20.

Mrs. Sajida Naveed

: MA

Lecturer

21. 22.

Ms. Atifa Gul Ms. Farah Hashmi

: MA : MPhil

Sr. Instructor Sr. Instructor

23.

Mr. Aqleem Ejaz

: MA/MA ELT

Cont. Lecturer

24.

Ms. Faiza Zeb

: MA

Cont. Lecturer

25.

Mr. Gohar Ali

: MA

Cont. Lecturer

26.

Ms. Farhat Batool

: MA

Cont. Lecturer

27.

Ms. Yubah Bilal

: MA

Visiting Lecturer

: MPhil : MA

NUML PROSPECTUS Cont. Lecturer Department Cont. Lecturer of English Cont. Lecturer Functional Cont. Lecturer Courses Cont. Lecturer Cont. Lecturer Cont. Lecturer Cont. Lecturer

A dv a nc e dD i pl om aLa n gua g e(Morning & Af t ernoon ) Duration: Admission Criteria :

2Semesters Graduation

D i pl om aCourse in English ( Morning & Af t)ernoon Duration:

1S emester


Intermediate or Matriculation with Certificate Course in English Language from NUML.

Cert if icat e Course in English ( Morning & Af t erno ) on

Courses Of f ered:  Advanced Diploma

Language (Mor/Afternoon) Duration:

1S emester


Matriculation

 Diploma Course in

English (Mor/Afternoon)  Certificate Course in

Foundat ion Course in English ( Morning & Af t ernoon ) Duration:

1S emester


Matriculation

28.

Ms. Sidra Raheez Qamar

: MA

Cont. Lecturer

29.

Ms. Amina Ghazanfar

: MPhil

Cont. Lecturer

30.

Ms. Shumaila Nasreen

: MA

Cont. Lecturer

31.

Mr. Tanvir Khatana

: MA

Cont. Lecturer

32.

Ms. Kishwar Sultana

: MA

Cont. Lecturer

33.

Mr. Hamid Naveed

: MA/PGD TEFL

Cont. Lecturer

34.

Mr. M. Arif Hashmi

: MA/MA ELT

Cont. Lecturer

35.

Ms. Nighat Fahim

: MA

Cont. Lecturer

36.

Ms. Afsheen Kahifa

: MA

Cont. Lecturer

37.

Ms. Tayyaba Tabassum

: MA

Cont. Lecturer

Speaking Prof iciency Course ( Eve )

38.

Ms. Iqra Arif

: MA

Cont. Lecturer

Duration :

Ms. Quratul Ain Mughal

: MA

3 Months

39.

Cont. Lecturer

40.

Mr. Ahmed Mehmood Sipra

: MA

Cont. Lecturer


Adult learners older than 16 years of age.

English (Mor/Afternoon)  Foundation Course in

English (Mor/Afternoonn)  IELTS (Evening)  Speaking Proficiency

IELT S( Eve)

Course (Evening)

Duration:

3Months


Matriculation

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FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES

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Department of Education Department of Pak Studies & History Department of Governance & Public Policy Department of International Relations Department of Islamic Studies Department of Mass Communication Department of Peace & Conflict Studies

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Department of Education has provided professionally skilled teachers at secondary level who have risen to high institution. The first batch of 5 PhD scholars has made its mark. All of them are actively engaged in University level teaching. The Department is proud to attract sufficient number of new scholars for M.Phil and PhD every year. So far 32 Ph.D and 9 M.Phil have been awarded degree. The Department has 09 Ph.D teachers. Till today 150 scholars have registered and have shown remarkable improvement in their theoretical knowledge and research acumen.

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B.Ed and M.Ed students get immediate employment at elementary or secondary levels. M.A education degree is useful to become lecturer in colleges where subject of education is offered. M.A in Educational Planning and Management is a professional leadership degree and is needed at college and school levels for managerial employment . Introduction of MSc Psychology programme has fulfilled the aspiration of educational leaders with a flair for educational psychology to acquire better understanding of human psyche and learning theories. The department of education is offering M.Phil and Ph.D programme. For detailsplease visit the following link. www.numl.edu.pk/criteria.for

Prof . Dr. Brig (R) Allah Bakhsh Malik Head Tele: +92 51 9257646 Ext: 248 Email: [email protected]

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FACULTY

M.A in EPM(Mor & Eve)

1.

Brig. (R) Dr. Allah Bakhsh Malik : PhD

HoD / Prof

2.

Lt Col (R) Ghulam Muhammad : MA

Visiting Prof

3.

Dr. Sufiana Khatoon

: PhD

Assistant Prof

4.

Dr. Khush Bakhat Hina

: PhD

Assistant Prof

5.

Ms. Saira Nudrat

: MPhil

Assistant Prof

6.

Dr. Hukam Dad

: PhD

Lecturer

7.

Ms. Rakhshanda Hashmi

Duration :

4 Semesters

Dr. Maryam Din

: M Ed : PhD

Lecturer

8.

Lecturer


B.A / B.Sc 2 ndDiv

9.

Dr. Shazia Zamir

: PhD : M Ed

Lecturer

: MSc : MA

Lecturer

: MA : M Ed

Lecturer

: MA : MA

Lecturer Senior Instructor

18. Ms. Beenish Imtiaz

: MA : MA

19. Ms Mehwish Pervaiz 20. Ms. Misbah Yasmeen

: MA : MA

21. Ms. Fouzia Bibi

: MA

22. Ms. Saira Jabeen Malik

: M Ed

Cont. Lecturer

23. Ms. Hina Shaukat

: MA

Cont. Lecturer

24. Ms. Najma Kousar

: MPhil

Cont. Lecturer

25. Ms. Iram Hayat

: MPhil

Cont. Lecturer

26. Ms. Humaira Naseer

: MSc

Cont. Lecturer

27. Ms. Tayyaba Safdar

: MS

Cont. Lecturer

28. Ms. Sadaf Riaz

: MS

Cont. Lecturer

10. Ms. Rubana Saed 11. Ms. Sundus Kshmiri 12. Ms. Samra Afzal 13. Ms. Qurat Ul Ain 14. Ms. Uzma Yaqoob 15. Ms. Wajiha Aurangzeb 16. Ms. Samina Sulman 17. Ms. Uzma Mazhar

Lecturer Lecturer Lecturer Lecturer

Duration :

4 Semesters


B.A / B.Sc 2 ndDiv

M.A in Educat ion (Mor & Eve)

M.Sc Psychology (Mor & Eve) Duration: Admission Criteria :

4Semesters nd

B.A 2 Div Psy as Major Subject

Mast er of Educat ion (M.Ed) (Mor & Eve) Duration:

2Semesters

Senior Instructor Cont. Lecturer


B.Ed 2 Div

Cont. Lecturer

Bachelor of Educat ion (B.Ed) (Mor & Eve)

Senior Instructor

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nd

Duration:

2Semesters


B.A / B.Sc (2 ndDiv)

Associat e Degree in Educat ion (ADE) (Mor & Eve)

Courses Of f ered:  M.A EPM  M.A Education  M.ScPsychology

Duration:

4Semesters


F.A / F.Sc 2nd Div

 Master of Education (M.Ed)  Bachelor of Education (B.Ed)  Associate Degree

in Education (ADE)

B.Ed (Hons)(Mor & Eve)

 B.Ed (Hons)

Duration:

8Semesters


F.A / F.Sc 2nd Div

BS.Ed (Mor & Eve) Duration:

8Semesters


F.A / F.Sc 2 Div

nd

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Department of Governance & Public Policy studies is one of the most important departments of the university as it teaches 'Governance' – the study and application of which is of foremost importance for our country at this critical juncture. The department was established in Aug 2006 and since then members of the department have been committed to excellence in teaching, research, and promoting the ideals of governance. MSc Governance and Public Policy is a two-years (4 semesters) full-time degree programme which combines teaching in policy and administrative disciplineswith major focuson “Governance”. This interdisciplinary programme is designed for talented and motivated students aiming for executive positions in government agencies or non-profit organizations, on the local, regional, national, and international level. During the course of two years, students learn to comprehend the theoretical underpinnings of governmental processes. They develop their critical, analytical and practical abilities on sociopolitical aspects of governance models, through practical training. For this purpose curriculum combines a wide range of subjects like, Governance Theories and Practices, Public Policy, Social Accountability, State and Administrative Law, Multilevel Governance, Global Governance, Financial & Corporate Governance, Quantitative Maj Gen (R) Syed Usm an Shah and Qualitative Analysis. Keeping the significance of managing disasters and their interrelationship with governance, Disaster Head Management is taught as subject wherein students are exposed to on Tele: +92 51 9257646-50 ground situations through institutional linkages with NDMA/ERRA/ Ext: 330 PDMAetc. Email: [email protected] The programme'sstrong practice-oriented approach provides a great opportunity to students of governance in competitive exams of Civil Superior Services (CSS) wherein subject like Governance, Public Administration, and Public Policy as part of curriculum give the advantage to prospective candidatesin their preparations. Research is the forte of students of governance through which they equip themselves with the theoretical tools and empirical evidence necessary for an in-depth understanding and conducting research for the betterment of the society. Students become eligible for award of the degree if they undertake field research which hones their skills in practicalgovernance. A large proportion of our graduates have been successful in securing decent employment in publicand private sectors. Employees already in service in governmental organizations are encouraged to take evening courses to sharpen their skills for better understanding of the scope of their work for assuming higher responsibilities. All those avid and ardent candidates, craving for in-depth knowledge on Governance and its socio-political dimensions are welcome to join us in MSc G&PP wherein the department aims at educating all ages/ genders to steer the governance affairs methodically with an analytical mind aiming at maximizing results.

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FACULTY 1.

Maj Gen ® Syed Usman Shah, HI(M)

:

MSc

HoD / Professor

2.

Maj Gen ® Ovais Mushtaq, HI(M)

:

MSc, MS

Professor

3.

Prof. M. Owais Qureshi

:

MA

Professor

4.

Col (R) Hakim Khan

:

MA / LLB

Professor

5.

Col (R) Naseem Anwar

:

MBA / ME

6.

Mr. Shah Din

:

MPhil

7.

Col ® Basharat Ali

:

MPhil

8.

Mrs. Kakeshan Rizwan

:

MSc

9.

Mr. Shahid Habib

:

MSc, (PhD

10. Mrs. Saadia Hashmi

:

MPhil

11. Syed Waqas Ali Kausar

:

MSc, (PhD


Lecturer Lecturer Lecturer Lecturer Scholar)

Lecturer Senior Instructor

Scholar)

Senior Instructor

M.Sc Governance & Public Policy (Mor/Eve) T ot al Cr Hrs = 60 Duration:

4S emesters


BA/ BSc/ B. Com or equivalent with nd 2 Division from a recognized University

Diplom a in Governance (Mor/Eve) Duration : Admission Criteria :

T ot al Cr Hrs = 15

1 Semester BA/ BSc/ B. Com or equivalent with nd 2 Division from a recognized University

Diplom a in Public Policy (Mor/Eve)

T ot al Cr Hrs = 15

Courses Of f ered:  M.Sc in

Governance & Public Policy

 Diploma in

Governance  Diploma in

Public Policy


1Semester BA/ BSc/ B. Com or equivalent with nd 2 Division from a recognized University

Diplom a in Public Adm inist rat ion (Mor/Eve) T ot al Cr Hrs = 15 Duration : Admission Criteria :

1 Semester BA/ BSc/ B. Com or equivalent with nd 2 Division from a recognized University

 Diploma in

Public Administration

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T he Depart m ent of Int ernat ional Relatwas ions established in 2003. It is a vibrant and fast growing entity of the Faculty of Social Sciences. With an aim to provide comprehension of inter-state relations, the department

M.Sc IR (Mor/Eve) Duration:

2Years( 4Semesters)

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has drawn the courses upon such diverse fields as Political Philosophy, History, International Law, Economics, Geography, Political Studies, Sociology, Anthropology, Social Psychology, Feminist/Gender Studies, Area Studiesand Cultural Studies. It in volves a diverse range of issues, including globalization, state sovereignty, international security, ecological sustainability, nuclear proliferation, global economic governance, terrorism, organized crime, human security, foreign

Admission Criteria : a. Bachelors with any of the Social Science subjects; candidates having studied the relevant subject, particularly Political Science/IR, will be preferred b. Minimum 2nd division in all the academic records c. Passing the written test and interview.

interventionism and human rights. The department offers M.Sc, M.Phil and PhD in International Relations, Brig ® Dr Muham m ad Javed each embodying research work of varying degree across a broad range Head of subjects. National and international, along with internal Tele: +92 51 9257646-50 Ext: 260 Email: [email protected]

seminars/conferences are held regularly to further foster academic faculties of the students. The department has an independent Computer Lab with internet facility and its own Library, which serve as important sources for an academic environment conducive to research. It is located in Ghazali Block in the main campus of NUML, Islamabad. Courses Of f ered:

FACULTY

MSc IR

1.

Brig ® Dr. Muhammad Javed

: PhD

HoD

2.

Dr. Muhammad Riaz Shad

: PhD

Assistant Prof

3.

Mrs. Sarwat Rauf

: MPhil

Assistant Prof

4.

Ms. Pashmina Mughal

: MPhil

Assistant Prof

5.

Dr. Kusum Saba

: PhD

Assistant Prof

6.

Mr. G.H. Abid Sipra

: MPhil

Lecturer

7.

Mr. Rashid Khan

: MSc

Lecturer

8.

Mr. Ghazanfar Ali Garewal

: MS

Lecturer

9.

Ms. Tabinda Zehra

: MPhil

Senior Instructor

10. Mrs. Saadia Ishtiaq

: MSc

Senior Instructor

11. Mr. Attiq-ur-Rehman

: MPhil

Senior Instructor

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FACULTY 1.

Dr. Syed Abdul Ghaffar Bukhari : PhD

HoD

It is a matter of great pleasure to state that the department of Islamic Studies is contributing substantially within its capacity to the enhancement of true Islamic teachings of Quran and Hadith through producing a sizable number of Islamic Scholars- both male and female.

2.

Dr. Attaullah Faizi

: PhD

V / Associate Prof

3.

Dr. Noor Hayat

: PhD

Asstt. Prof

4.

Dr. Aasia Rashid

: PhD

Cont. Lecturer

It is also trying its level best to create a r egular culture of research at all levels of degree courses of M.A, M.Phil., Ph.D. Our sole purpose as a faculty is to do utmost to elevate quality education through creative research – a top most academic achievement in Islam.

5.

Dr. Sumyyah Rafique

: PhD

Lecturer

6.

Mrs. Afia Medhi

: MPhil

Lecturer

7.

Dr.Hafiz Allah Yar

: PhD

Lecturer

8.

Mr. Wahidullah Ayub

: MPhil

Cont. Lecturer

9.

Ms. Irum Sultana

: MA

Cont. Lecturer

10. Ms. Saira Jabeen Malik

: MA

Cont. Lecturer

11. Mr. Junaid Afzal

: MA

Cont. Teaching Assistant

The main objectives of the Department in brief are: 1. To produce competent scholars who are well versed in basic Islamic disciplines and capable of guiding the Muslim Ummah in molding its life in accordance with the teachings of Islam. 2. To produce scholars who have a clear perception of the contemporary Muslim society and of the dangers threatening its very existence and future survival. They are also expected to be capable of drawing up plans to deal Dr effectively with the designs of the enemies of Muslim Ummah to annihilate Syed Abdul Ghaf f ar Bukhari Islam as an ideology and to obstruct the efforts of the Muslims to Head restructure their social life according to Islamicprinciplesand values. Tele: +92 51 9257646-50 Ext: 254 Email:[email protected]

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3. To enlighten the students on the modern methods and techniques of Da'wah and train them in the application of audio-visual equipment for effective education of the Muslim masses about the fundamental moral and spiritual teachings of Islam.

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M.A Islam ic St udies (Mor & Eve) Duration:

4Semesters


Graduation with 2nd division with Islamic Studies as an Elective Subject..

4. To familiarize the Muslim youth with contemporary ideologies and philosophies threatening very existence of Islamic communities and to train them to combat their the influence in the Muslim world. 5. To educate the students about the modern sociological and psychological theories that would enable them to understand the psychology of the masses and the socioeconomic environments surrounding them.

Undergraduat e Level As a compulsory subject at variousdepartments, i.e. BBA, BS Mass Com, BS Eng, BSML, BETE, BSCS (Morning & Evening) is taught by the faculty members.

Courses Of f ered:

Sum m er Courses Duration : Admission Criteria :

12 to 13 week

Ph.D

M.A Islamic Studies Degree holder from any HEC

M.Phil

Recognized University

M.A Islamic Studies Summer courses (Field of Specialization in Serra, Hadith, History etc)

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The spectacular growth of mass media in Pakistan requires a continuing stream of professional skills in print, electronic and new media. The Department of Mass Communication at NUML is working to prepare professionals for these fields to meet the challenges of what has often been described as the new information society. Apart from providing the necessary academic background, including opportunities for carrying out new researches, the department aims to equip its students with a professional expertise necessary to come up to the new challenges. The courses offered, therefore, have both academic and practical content. They are revised from time to time keeping in view the latest developments. The department has forty four full-time and adjunct teaching staff which comprises a fine blend of distinguished professionals and young, upcoming academics. We have a set of inquisitive and enterprising students who are eager to learn, and to put to the best use, the skills acquired here in their professional careers as mass media practitioners. There is a professional, dynamic curriculum ready for them to support their ambitions. Here we nurture and produce graduates who would contribute to national growth through creative, innovative and professional use of the mass media.

Muf t i Jam iluddin Ahm ad The Department of Mass Communication was established in August 2003 at the University. It offers M.Sc and BS (Hons.) programmes both in Head the morning and evening sessions. The department also has introduced a special sequence of short courses in print and electronic media. Tele: +92 51 9257646-50 Ext: 352 Email: [email protected]

Up until now, 30 batches have qualified from the department. More than 530 students are currently studying for various courses. To enhance the effectiveness of the programmes, learning a foreign language in the fourth semester has been introduced. Presently, the students are having

16. Raja Umar Siddique

: MPhil

Cont Lecturer

17. Ms. Quratulain Saleem

: MSc

Cont Lecturer

18. Ms. Saima Niazi

: MA

Cont Lecturer

19. Mr. Majid Khan

: MA

Cont Lecturer

20. Ms. Sobia Javed

: MSc

Cont Lecturer

21. Mr. Tariq Mehmood

: MSc

Cont Lecturer

22. Mr. Taimur Shamil

: MSc

Cont Lecturer

23. Mr. Muhammad Idris

: MA

Cont Lecturer

24. Mr. Adnan Ramzan

: MA

Cont Lecturer

25. Ms. Ayesha Siddiqua

: MPhil

Cont Lecturer

26. Ms. Noor-ul-Ain

: MS

Cont Lecturer

27. Ms. Sadaf Asif

: MSc

Cont. Sr. Instructor

28. Ms. Rubina Nayab

: MSc

Cont. Instructor

29. Mr. Amir Qureshi

: MA

Visiting Lecturer

30. Mr. Abdul Haleem

: MPhil

Visiting Lecturer

31. Mr. Haroon Elahi Toor

: MPhil

Visiting Lecturer

32. Hafiz Allah Yar

: MPhil

Visiting Lecturer

33. Ms. Saba Bukhari

: MSc

Visiting Lecturer

M.Sc Mass Com m unicat ion (Mor & Eve) Duration :

4 Semesters

coursesin Arabic, Chinese, French and German. Campus Radio (NUML Call FM 104.6) has been working since 2006 under the Department of Mass Communication. The Department has a Computer Lab and Electronic Media Lab to help students enhance their skillsin the respective fields.


Graduation with 2nd Division

Duration :

8 Semesters

FACULTY


F.A / F.Sc with 2nd Division

1.

Mufti Jamiluddin Ahmad

: MPhil

HoD

2.

Lt. Col (R) Syed Munawar Ali

: MPhil

Cont. Professor

3.

Mr. Mateen Haider

: MSc

Cont. Professor

4.

Col (R) Mansoor Rashid

: MA

Cont. Professor

5.

Ms. Ghousia Shabir

: MSc

Lecturer

6.

Mr. Mudassir Mukhtar

: MPhil

Lecturer

7.

Ms. Addeba Akhtar

: MA

Lecturer

8.

Ms. Attia Zulfiqar

: MPhil

Lecturer

9.

Ms. Nosheen Yousaf

: MA

Lecturer

10. Ms. Amna Zulfiqar

: MSc

Cont. Lecturer

11. Mr. Aqeel Ahmed

: MSc

Cont. Lecturer

12. Mr. Babar Iqbal

: MA

Cont. Lecturer

13. Mr. Muhammad Kahif

: MA

Cont. Lecturer

14. Mr. Qasim Mahmood

: MS : MPhil

Cont. Lecturer

15. Raja Kamran

Cont. Lecturer

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B.S Mass Com m unicat ion (Mor & Eve) Courses Of f ered: M.Sc MassCommunication B.S Mass Communication

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Department of Pak Studies and History

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Brig (R) Wasiq Ahm ad Khan Head Tele: +92 51 9257646-50 Ext: 351 Email:[email protected]

Curriculum of Pakistan Studies has also been designed to inculcate a sense of gratitude to Almighty Allah for blessing Muslims of the Indo-Pak subcontinent with an independent and sovereign state and understanding the importance of national integration cohesion and patriotism. Pakistan Study’s comprehensive syllabus is ideal for preparation for the competitive exams (CSS) covering nearly all the compulsory and variousoptionalsubjects. The department is also teaching the compulsory course of Pakistan Studies at Graduate level in the faculties of IT and Engineering, Management Sciences, English Studies and Social Scienceetc.

FACULTY 1.

Brig (R) Wasiq Ahmed Khan

: HoD

2.

Ms. Qamar-un-Nisa

: Asstt Professor

3.

S. Hamid Mahmood Bukhari

: Asstt Professor

4.

Dr. M. Shoaib Malik

: Lecturer

5.

Dr. Fazal Rabbi

: Lecturer

6.

Ms. Munazza Mubarik

: Lecturer

7.

Mr. Gul Muhammad

: Lecturer

8.

Ms. Farhat Nasim

: Lecturer

9.

Ms. Asifa Zafar

: Lecturer

10. Maj ® Khalil Ahmad

: Asstt Professor

• MSc Pakistan Studies (Mor & Eve) Duration:

2years(4semesters)

Sessionst arts:

February/September

Admission criteria:

Graduation with 2nd division

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Department of Pak Studies and History

• M.A History (Evening Only) Duration: Sessionst arts: Admission criteria:

• Orientation to CSS

2years(4semesters) February/September Graduation with 2nd division Graduation (2nd Div)

Summer Course

Pakistan Studies as a subject In: Management Sciences BS Mass Communication BS Economics BSML BS English

Courses Of f ered: M.Sc Pak Studies (Mor/Evn)



M.A History (Evening)



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Department of Peace and Conflict Studies

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It was the vision of Rector, NUML to introduce a new discipline of Peace and Conflict Studies in the University. He discussed the idea with Dr. Z. A. Qureshi, Head of Department, International Relations and consequently, the discipline of Peace and Conflict Studies was introduced from Fall Semester 2012 within the framework of the Department of International Relations.

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However, when the discipline matured with the students reaching to the th 4 Semester in Spring Semester of 2014, the Management took a decision to establish a full-fledged new Department of Peace and th Conflict Studies on 4 April 2014. The Faculty was allocated from within the Faculty of the Department of International Relations, Peace and Conflict Studies. Dr. Z. A. Qureshi was appointed the first Head of Department, Peace and Conflict Studies. The new department is a vibrant and an important entity of the overall Facultyof Social Sciences. The Peace and Conflict Studies is a trans-disciplinary discipline looking into the myriad reasons for various forms of conflicts and achieving peace in this turbulent world.

Dr Z A Qureshi Head Tele: +92 51 9257646-50 Ext: 258 Email: [email protected]

Courses Of f ered:

With an aim to provide comprehension on Peace and Conflict Studies, the department has drawn the courses in such diverse fields as peace studies, traditional and non-traditional security, international law, political economy of peace and conflict era, geography, sociology, anthropology, social psychology, feminist/gender studies, area studies and cultural studies etc. etc.

ORIENTAL LANGUAGES

FACULTY 1.

Dr. Z. A. Qureshi

2.

: PhD

HoD

Mr. Sanaullah Khan

: MPhil

Assistant Prof

3.

Mr. Ashfaq Ahmad Malik

: MPhil

Assistant Prof

4.

Mr. Qamar Abbas

: MPhil

Lecturer

5.

Mrs. Aliya Naseer

: MSc

Lecturer

6.

Mrs. Mariam Haider

: MSc

Lecturer

7.

Ambassador Fauzia Noreen

: MA Eng

Visiting Faculty

8.

Brig ® Fraz Ahmad Khan

: MSC

Visiting Faculty

9.

Mr. Muhammad Aslam Khokhar : MA

10. Col ® Muhammad Ahsan 11. Mr. Rehan Zafar

Visiting Faculty

: MPhil : MPhil

Visiting Faculty Visiting Faculty

M.Sc PCS (Morning/Evening) Duration: Admission Criteria :

4Semesters a. B. A./B. Sc. degree in Political Science, International Relations or any other discipline of Social Sciences rd

b. Minimum 2nd division, 3 division holders are not acceptable. c. Candidates will have to clear the written test as well as the interview. d. Candidates whose final result for Graduation Examinations has not been declared are entitled to apply for admission and could seek provisional admission on clearing the written test and interview subject to provision of their final results of graduation. e. Minimum and maximum duration of the program - 02 to 04 years.

OCCIDENTAL LANGUAGES

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ORIENTAL LANGUAGES

 Department  Department

of Arabic Language of Bahasa Indonesia

 Department

of Bengali Language

 Department

of Chinese Language

 Department

of Hi ndi Language

 Department

of Japanese Language

 Department

of Korean Language

 Department

of Pakistani Languages

 Department

of Persian Language

 Department

of Ur du Language

OCCIDENTAL LANGUAGES

 Department  Department

of French Language of German Language

 Department

of Italian Language

 Department

of Russian Language

 Department

of Spanish Language

 Department

of Turkish Language

Arabic isthe first language of approximately two hundred and six million people in the Middle East and North Africa. Being the language of Quran, it is also an important language for a multitude of non-Arab Muslims living around the world. Arabic is therefore a second language to almost two hundred and forty six million people. All these numbers make Arabic as one of the most widespread of the living Semitic languages, having various dialectic varieties. The understanding of Arabic language allows greater understanding of Islam, as a universal religion.

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With a view to promoting and understanding this important language, the Department of Arabic, at NUML, was established in 1973. Up till now the Department has the credit of teaching and training a significantly large number of local and foreign students. The Department offers programmes with well-integrated curriculum at Functional Courses like Certificate, Diploma (Morning & Evening), Interpretership level, short courses for Armed Forces, undergraduate leval BSML&BS Arabic four years and postgraduate levels (MA two years, M.Phil and PhD), combining modules of study on Arabic language and literature. Whether you are interested in learning Arabic for basic communication skills, or in order to use it effectively in business, education, law, health, media, translation or community work, we have appropriate Arabic courses for beginners as well as for advanced Arabic students.

Dr Syed Ali Anwar Dean Tele: +92 51 9257643 Tele: +92 51 9257646-50 Ext: 210 Email: [email protected]

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FACULTY 1.

Dr. S. Ali Anwar

: PhD

Professor / Dean

Diplom a in Int erpret ership (Morning) Duration: 3S emesters

2.

Mr. Abdus Salam

: MA

Assistant Prof


3.

Dr. Fadhila Daud

: PhD

Assistant Prof

4.

Dr. Nasreen Tahir

: PhD

Assistant Prof

5.

Dr.Asma-ul-Husna

: PhD

Assistant Prof

6.

Mr. M. Abu Bakar Bhutta

: MA

Lecturer

Diplom a Course (Morning) Duration : 1 Semester

7.

Mr. Rana Amanullah

: MA

Lecturer


8.

Mrs. Kausar Arshad

: MA

Lecturer

9.

Dr. Salma Shahida

Intermediate with Diploma Course in Arabic language.

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Intermediate/Matriculation with Certificate Course in Arabic Language

: PhD

Lecturer

10. Mr. Tahir Mahmood

: MA

Lecturer

11. Mr. Qasam Azzam Bhutta

: MA

Lecturer

Cert if icat e Course ( Morning) Duration: 1Semester

12. Dr. Kafait Ullah Hamdani

: PhD

Lecturer


13. Mr. Abdullah M. Bilal

: MA

Lecturer

14. Dr. Lubna Farah

: PhD

Lecturer

Special Cert if icat e-I (Evening)

15. Dr. Noor Zaman

: PhD

Lecturer

Duration:

1Semester

16. Mr. Arshid Mahmood

: MA

Lecturer

17. Dr. H. Mohammad Badshah

: PhD

Lecturer


Matriculation or equivalent.

18. Mr Naeem Ashraf

: MA

Lecturer

19. Mr. Yasir Ali

: MA

Lecturer

Special Cert if icat e-II (Evening)

 M.A Arabic

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: MA

Lecturer

Duration :

1 Semester

 BS Arabic

21. Ms. Sana Ayesha 22. Mr. Hayatullah Khan

: MA : MA

Lecturer Lecturer


Matriculation with special Certificate-I in Arabic from NUML.

Diploma in Interpretership 

23. Maj ® Noor Ahmad Khan

: MA

Lecturer

Mr. Muhammad Ismail


Duration :

4 to 7 Years


M. Phil Arabic from any HEC Recognized University GAT (Subject) score as given by HEC

M.Phil Arabic Duration:

2to4Years


MA Arabic Degree holder from any HEC Recognized University GAT (General) score as given by HEC

M.A Arabic (Morning) Duration :

4 Semesters


Graduation with 2nd division with Arabic as an Elective subject or Diploma in Arabic from NUML.

BS Arabic (Morning) Duration :

8 Semesters


FA/FSc with at least 45% marks.

 Ph.D  M.Phil

Special Diplom a Course (Evening) Ph.D Arabic

Courses Of f ered:

Duration:

1Semester


Intermediate/ Matriculation with Certificate Course in Arabic Language.

 Diploma Course  Certificate Course  Special Certificate - I  Special Certificate - II  Special Diploma Course  Arabic Typin g &

Arabic T yping & Com put er Course (Evening) Duration: Admission Criteria :

3Months Matriculation with Certificate Course in Arabic Language.

Sum m er Course in Arabic Language Duration: Admission Criteria :

5Weeks Matriculation.

Short Courses in Arabic Language Duration :

13 Weeks


Matriculation with Certificate Course in Arabic Language.

Computer Course

 Summer Course in

Arabic Language

 Short Course in

Arabic Language

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Department of Bahasa Indonesia

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Depart m ent of Bahasa Indonesia is working with the aim to train those students who are planning to pursue careers in countries where this language is spoken. Department has developed its educational programs according to a model of professionalism that brings together theoreticalunderstanding with its practicalmanifestations.

Prof Dr Mrs Naseem a Khat oon FACULTY Adm inist rat ive Head 1. Ms. Farah Mayuni Tele: +92 51 9257646-50 Ext: 216 Email: [email protected]

2.

Bengali language, at NUML, is relatively new as it commenced in 2006. Bengali courses have been designed to build fluency in both spoken and written language. Bengali language is spoken in Bangladesh and the neighbouring Indian state of West Bengal. It is the national and official language of Bangladesh. It reflects the rich literary traditions and diverse culture of people of Bangladesh.

FACULTY

Mr. Mus'abIbnu Mujahid

: MA

Lecturer

: BSc

Instructor

1.

Col. M. Kamal ud Din (R)

:

Coordinator

2.

Rumaiya Jasmin Fatima

:

Lecturer

BS Honours Course (Morning) Diplom a Course ( Morning) Duration:

2S emesters


Matriculation with Certificate course in Indonesian Language

Duration :

8 Semesters


Intermediate with Advanced Diploma in Bengali Language from NUML.

1Semester


Matriculation or equivalent

Prof Dr Mrs Naseem a Khat oon Adm inist rat ive Head Tele: +92 51 9257646-50 Ext: 216 Email: [email protected]

Advanced Diplom a (Morning) Duration :

2 Semesters


Matriculation / Intermediate with Diploma Course in Bengali Language.

Cert if icat e Course (Morning) Duration:

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Department of Bengali Language

Diplom a Course (Morning) Duration: 1Semester Admission Criteria :

Matriculation with Certificate Course in Bengali Language.

Cert if icat e Course (Evening) Courses Of f ered:  Diploma Course  Certificate Course

Duration :

1 Semester



Crash Bengali Course (Evening) Duration: Admission Criteria :

6Weeks Matriculation or equivalent.

Courses Of f ered:  BS Honours  Advanced Diploma  Diploma Course  Certificate Course  Crash Bengali Course

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To fulfil its aim, the Department helps the students to acquire the necessary knowledge and skills in Chinese for expediting their progress toward excellence in the language.

He Xinghan Head

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1.

Mr. He Xinghan

: MPhil

HoD

2.

Mrs. Misbah Rashid

: MPhil

Assistant Professor


3.

Mrs. Rukhsana Hassan : MPhil

Assistant Professor

4.

Mrs. Ji Lili

: MA

Assistant Professor

5.

Mr. Zafar Naveed

: MA

Lecturer

6.

Mrs. Rashida Mustafa

: MA

Senior Instructor

FACULTY Department of Chinese language, at NUML, was established in 1970, with a view to promoting the understanding of Chinese language and culture by enhancing the ability of the students in its use.

Department combines study of Chinese language, literature, history, culture, philosophy, and translation in courses offered primarily for undergraduate and postgraduate students. Our language enhancement programmes provides practical Chinese Language courses for a host of students by a mix of Pakistani and Chinese teachers.

7.

Mr.Aziz-ur-Rehman

: MA

Senior Instructor

8.

Ms. Humaira Sabir

: MA

Senior Instructor

9.

Mr. Jia Zhenghua

: MA

Contract Lecturer

10. Mrs. Tahira Naveed

: MA Undergoing

Contract Lecturer

Chinese language, srcinally the indigenous language spoken in China, is used by approximately one-fifth of the world's population. Chinese is distinguished by its high level of internal diversity and variety. Standard Chinese language is the official language of the Peoples Republic of China. It is one of the four official languages of Sin gapore and one of the six official languages of the UN.

11. Mrs. Haichun Maeder

: MA : MA & MSc HD

Contract Lecturer

12. Ms. Sadaf Jabbar

Contract Lecturer

13. Mrs. Xing Xuan

Graduate

Contract Lecturer

14. Mrs. Zheng Li Fang

MA

Contract Lecturer

15. Mrs. Nayyar Nawaz

BSML

Contract Lecturer

Tele: +92 51 9257646-50 Ext: 211, 234 Email: [email protected]

M.A Chinese (Morning)

Courses Of f ered:

Duration :

2Semesters( 1Year)f orStudentswith B.A Hons Degree, 4 Semesters (2 Years) with B.A Degree.

 M.A


B.A Hons or B.A with 2nd division with Chinese as an elective subject or Diploma in Chinese Language

 Diploma in

BSML  Interpretership  Diploma Course

BSML (Morning)  Certificate Course


4Semesters Intermediate with Diploma Course in Chinese Language.

Diplom a in Int erpret ership (Morning) Duration: Admission Criteria :

3S emesters Matriculation with Certificate Course in Chinese Language.

Diplom a Course (Morning) Duration:

2S emesters


Matriculation with Certificate Course in Chinese Language.

Cert if icat e Course (Mor/Eve) Duration :

1 Semester



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Department of Hindi Language

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Depart m ent of Hindi was established in June 1973 to train students in Hindi Language. NUML is one of the few universities in the country which offer the facility of teaching this unique language from foundation to Ph.D level. One of the most spoken and understood language of the world, Hindi is the national and official language of India. Predominantly used in Northern India. Hindi traces its srcin from Sanskrit, the mother of all European languages, the language in which Vedas were created. “ Hindi, Hindu Hindustan” was a popular slogan of the Hindu majority during the freedom struggle against the British Raj.

FACULTY 1.

Dr Mrs Naseema Khatoon

: PhD

HoD/Professor

2.

Mrs Shahin Zafar

: MA

Lecturer

3.

Mrs Shaheem Riaz

: MA

Instructor

4.

Mrs Zubaida Hassan

: MA

Instructor

Prof Dr Mrs Naseem a Khat oon MA (Mor) Head Duration: Tele: +92 51 9257646-50 Ext: 216 Email: [email protected]


4S emesters Graduation in 2nd division with Hindi as elective subject or Diploma in Hindi from NUML

BA (Hons) (Mor) Duration: Admission Criteria :

8S emesters Intermediate / equivalent qualification in Hindi

Diplom a in Int erpret ership (Mor) Courses Of f ered:  MA

Duration:

3S emesters


Matriculation / Intermediate with

 BA (Hons)  Diploma in

Interpreter-ship  Diploma Course

Diploma in Hindi Language Diplom a Course (Mor) Duration: Admission Criteria :

Matriculation with Certificate in Hindi Language

 Certificate Course  Special Course

1Semester

Cert if icat e Course (Mor) Duration: Admission Criteria :

1Semester Matriculation

Special Course (Mor / Eve) Duration:

1Semester


Matriculation

Department of Japanese Language, at NUML, was established in 1981. It initially served the purpose of training the Armed Forces personnel and officials of various government departments to enable them to carry out their official and diplomatic duties in Japan. The Department is now attracting students from all walks of life, specially those interested in studying in Japan, working in Pakistani tourism industry, or have plans to do job / business with Japanese firms and companies. The Department develops the reading, writing and oral communication skills through well planned communication programmes and up-to-date teaching aids like language labs, video and audio lessons and an assortment of reading material. The Japan Foundation under the aegis of the Embassy of Japan, also select three students every year for short terms gratis visits to Japan. The Department presently offers certificate, diploma and interpretership courses, and is committed to excellence in teaching, while remaining responsive in the multicultural and multilingual context. Every year in December the Japan Foundation with help of Japanese Embassyconductsinternationalrecognized JapaneseProficiencyTests (JLPT) in our Japanese Language Department. A large number of internal and external candidates appear in various levels of the JLPTs. The Japanese Department organizes every year a speech contest in Japanese language at the University Campus. In addition to that our students also participate in Japanese language speech contests in other countries of the region, e.g. India, Nepal, Sri Lanka etc.

NUML PROSPECTUS

Department of Japanese Language Dr Anwer Mahm ood A / Head Tele: +92 51 9257646-50 Ext: 211, 309 Email:[email protected]

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Department of Japanese Language

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FACULTY

Depart m ent of Korean Languages is a new entrant in the group of

1.

Dr. Anwer Mahmood

: PhD

HoD/Professor

languages being taught at NUML. It was established in 2006, with the

2.

Ms. Kzumi Kawasaki

:

Volunteer Instructor

3.

Ms. Kato Yu

Volunteer Instructor

active support of The Korea Foundation and Korean embassy at Islamabad. Having a faculty of Pakistani and native Korean teachers, the

JLPT-2

Instructor / Coodinator

department offers Korean language courses both in the morning and

JLPT-3

Instructor

JLPT-3

Instructor

evening. Morning courses include Certificate, Diploma and Advance Diploma. While special courses for employment seekers are offered in

: JLPT-3

Instructor

:

4.

Ms. Syed Majid Ali

5.

Ms. Shaheena Mustafa

6.

Ms. Rafia Fatima

:

7.

Mr. Sharif Ahmed

:

Diplom a in Int erpret ership (Morning) Duration:

3Semesters


Intermediate with Diploma Course in Japanese Language

Islamabad King Sejong Institute (IKSI) in the evening.

FACULTY 1.

Dr. Atif Faraz

: PhD

Head/Asst. Prof

2.

Dr. Piao Haiyan

: PhD

Asst. Professor

3.

Ahtisham Hussain

: Master

Lecturer

4.

Mehmoona Tahira

: Master

Lecturer

5.

Aamir Ali

: Graduation Lecturer

Diplom a Course (Morning) Courses Of f ered:

Duration:

2Semesters

Advanced Diplom a (Morning)


Matriculation with Certificate in Japanese Language

Duration :

2 Semesters


Matriculation / Intermediate with Diploma course in Korean Language or equivalent

 Diploma in

Interpretership Diploma Course   Certificate Course

Cert if icat e Course (Mor / Eve) Duration : 1 Semester

Dr At if Faraz Head Tele: +92 51 9242946 Email: [email protected]

Diplom a Course (Morning) Duration :


NUML PROSPECTUS

Department of Korean Language

1 Semester

Matriculation or equivalent Admission Criteria :

Matriculation with Certificate course in Korean Language or equivalent

Cert if icat e Course (Morning) Duration:

1Semester



Courses Of f ered:  Advanced Diploma  Diploma Course  Certificate Course

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Department of Pakistani Languages

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Pakistan is a multi lingual country where a large number of regional languages, with numerous dialects, are spoken. Some of the major regional languages of Pakistan are Punjabi, Pashto, Sindhi, Balochi, Kashmiri and Shina.

FACULTY 1.

Dr. Habib Nawaz

: PhD

HoD

2.

M. Farooq

: MPhil

Lecturer

3.

Charagh Wadar

: MPhil

Lecturer

4.

Tehsin Ullah

: MA

Lecturer

5

Tariq Rahim

MA

Lecturer

6.

Qaiser Zaman

MA

Lecturer

7.

Abdul Rauf

MPhil

Lecturer

8.

Dr. Talib Bukhari

PhD

Lecturer

M.A Ext ernal in Pakist ani Languages Dr Habib Nawaz Head Tele: +92 51 9257646-50 Ext: 301 Email: [email protected]

Duration : Admission Criteria :

4 Semesters B.A / BSc

B.S (honors) in Pakist ani languages Duration : Admission Criteria :

8 Semesters FA/FSc with Diploma in respective languages

Diplom a in Int erpret er-ship in Pakist ani Languages (Mor / Eve) Duration : 3 Semesters Admission Criteria : Intermediate with diploma in respectivelanguages

Courses Of f ered:  MA External

in Interpreter-ship  Advanced Diploma

FACULTY Dr Mahr Noor Mohammad Khan : PhD

HoD/Professor

Dr. Muhammad Sarfaraz Zafar

: PhD

Associate Prof

3.

Dr. Mrs Tahira Parveen

: PhD

Associate Prof

4.

Dr. Fereshteh Ahangari

: PhD

Associate Prof

Advanced Diplom a in Pakist ani Languages (Mor/ Eve)

5.

Dr. Rashida Hassan

: PhD

Assistant Prof


6.

Dr. Shagufta Yasin Abbasi

: PhD

Assistant Prof

7.

Mrs. Razia Akbar

: MA

Assistant Prof

8.

Mrs. Rehana Parveen

: MA

Assistant Prof

Diplom a in Pakist ani Languages (Mor / Eve)

9.

Dr. Fayyaz Gondal

: PhD

Lecturer


1Semester

10. Dr. Mohammad Safeer

: PhD

Lecturer

Matriculation with Certificate in respective Languages

11. Dr. Amber Yasmin

: PhD

Lecturer

12. Mrs. Humaira Shahbaz

: MPhil Dari

Lecturer

Cert if icat e in Pakist ani Languages (Mor / Eve)

13. Mr. Muhammad Fiaz Satti

: MPhil

Lecturer


14. Mr. Lal Mohammad Mangal

: MA

Senior Instructor

 Diploma Course  Certificate Course

Consequence upon the geo-political developments in the region, Persian has gained strategic importance. Modern Persian (also called Dari) is spoken by almost 100 million speakers not just in Iran, but also in Afghanistan, Tajikistan and Central Asian Countries. These Countries have rich energy & natural resources. Knowledge of Persian will not only help us to develop our relations with these countries but will also be a source for any one to pursue a variety of exciting careers in government, internationalbusinessandeducation.

2.

2 Semesters Matric / Intermediate with Diploma in respective languages

1Semester Matriculation or Equivalent

Department of Persian Studies

Persian is second only to Arabic as the fountain of Islamic culture. Readers, the world over, treasure the poems of Roomi and Saadi, the great mystical poets of the Sufi tradition and also of the famous works of Persian literature such as Shahnama of Firdoosi, Rubaiyat of Omar Khayam, and Divan of Hafiz Shirazi etc. Moreover, Persian bears a precious treasure of ethics and moral values. It is also the key to the beautiesof medieval Persian culture, architecture, musicand painting.

1.

 B.S Honors  Diploma Course

NUML PROSPECTUS

Persian Depart m ent was established in 1970. Persian is one of the most important Languages of the world. It has been the official language of the Sub- Continent up to Mughal rule in this area. Learning Persian language helps to keep ourselves fully acquainted with the history of Sub-Continent, Culture and literary heritage of our forefathers. Our national language, Urdu has more than 60% Persian words. Learning Persian language not only helps us in strengthening Urdu language and literature but also in fully understanding Allama Iqbal'spoetry.

Dr Mahr Noor Moham m ad khan Head Tele: +92 51 9257646-50 Ext: 211, 309 Email: [email protected]

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M.A Persian (Mor/ Eve)

Diplom a Course in Af ghan Persian (Dari) (Mor / Eve)

Duration:

4Semester

Duration:

1 Semester


Graduation with 2 division with Persian as an Elective Subject or Diploma in Persian Language from NUML / Iranian Cultural Centre


Matriculation with Certificate in Afghan Persian (Dari) from NUML

nd

NUML PROSPECTUS


Cert if icat e Course in Af ghan Persian (Dari) (Mor / Eve) M.A Persian wit h Specializat ion in T ranslat ion (Mor / Eve) Duration:

4Semester


Graduation with 2nd division with Persian as an Elective Subject or Diploma in Persian Language from NUML / Iranian Cultural Centre

Int erpret ership Course in Persian (Mor / Eve) Duration:

3 Semester

Courses Of f ered:


 PhD Persian  MPhil Persian  M.A Persian  M.A Persian

Intermediate with Diploma in Persian from NUML

BSML Persian (Mor)

withSpecializationinTranslation

 Interpretership - Persian  BSML Persian  Diploma - Persian  Certificate - Persian  Interpretership - Dari  Diploma - Dari  Certificate - Dari  Diploma - Tajik  Certificate - Tajik

Duration:

1 Semester


Matriculation wit h 2nd Division

Diplom a Course in T ajik Language (Mor / Eve) Duration :

1 Semester


Matriculation with Certificate in Tajik Language from NUML

Cert if icat e Course in T ajik Language (Mor / Eve)

Duration:

8 Semester


Intermediate wit h 2nd Division

Duration:

1 Semester


Matriculation wit h 2nd Division

Courses Of f ered: 

PhD  MPhilPersian Persian  M.A Persian  M.A Persian withSpecializationinTranslation

Diplom a Course in Persian (Mor / Eve) Duration :

1 Semester


Matriculation with Certificate Persian from NUML/Iranian Cultural Center.

Cert if icat e Course in Persian (Mor / Eve) Duration:

1Semester


Matriculation 2nd division

Int erpret ership Course in Af ghan Persian (Dari) (Mor / Eve) Duration:

3 Semester


Intermediate with Diploma in Afghan Persian (Dari) from NUML

 Interpretership - Persian  BSML Persian  Diploma - Persian  Certificate - Persian  Interpretership - Dari  Diploma - Dari  Certificate - Dari  Diploma - Tajik  Certificate - Tajik

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Department of Urdu Language

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Urdu is the representative language of the people of the sub-continent and the national language of Pakistan. It has a rich source of Muslim culture and literature and has a precious intellectual heritage.

Pre. MA For Foreigners in Urdu (Morning) Duration:

2S emesters

Urdu department was established in NUML in November, 1974. Initially its courses were designed and started for foreigners only. In 1994 affiliation was made with the Quaid-e-Azam University and MA (Urdu) classes were also introduced for Pakistani as well foreign students. After getting the independent status of the University M.Phil and Ph.D classes were also introduced. In addition BA (Urdu) and BSML, BS Urdu were also started with four years duration.


B.A or Equivalent

In June 2002 1st edition of Urdu research journal Daryaft appeared and since then Ten editions have been published. The second research journal Takhliqui Adab was started in March 2000. Both the journals are included in the list of approved research journals of HEC and International database and indexing agencies i.e. MLA directory of periodicals, Urlichweb and Proquest. These journals are also available online at NUML’s Website.

B.S.M.L in Urdu (Morning) Duration : Admission Criteria :

8 Semesters FA or Equivalent

B.S in Urdu (Morning) Duration: Admission Criteria :

8S emesters FA or Equivalent

Advanced Diplom a Course in Urdu (Morning) Duration:

FACULTY

NUML PROSPECTUS

Department of Urdu Language


3S emesters Matric or Diploma from NUML

Dr Rubina Shahnaz 1. Head 2.

Dr. Rubina Shahnaz

: PhD

HoD

Dr. Fouzia Aslam

: PhD

Assistant Prof

3.

Dr. Abid Hussain Sial

: PhD

Assistant Prof

Diplom a Course in Urdu (Morning)

 MA for Foreigners

4.

Dr. Bushra Perveen

: PhD

Assistant Prof

Duration:

1Semester

 MA in Urdu

5.

Dr. Ambareen T. Shakir

: PhD

Assistant Prof


Matric or Certificate Course from NUML

6.

Dr. Shafique Shafique

: PhD

Assistant Prof

 Pre. MA for Foreigners

7.

Dr. Naeem Mazhar

: PhD

Assistant Prof

8.

Dr. Sobia Saleem

: PhD

Lecturer

Ms. Nadia Ashraf

: MA

Lecturer

10. Ms. Samina Siddqui

: MPhil

Lecturer

11. Ms. Anjum Mobeen

: MA

Lecturer

12. Mr. Zafar Ahmed

: MA

Lecturer

13. Ms. Nazia Malik

: MPhil

Lecturer

14. Dr. Saima Nazir

: PhD

Lecturer

15. Ms. Nazia Younas

: MA

Lecturer

16. Dr. Rukshanda Murad

: PhD

Lecturer

17. Ms. Zahida Saeed

: MA

Contract Lecturer

Tele: +92 51 9257646-50 Ext: 224 Email:[email protected]

9.

Special Diplom a in Urdu (Evening) Duration :

1 Semester


Matric or Certificate course from NUML


4S emesters B.A or Equivalent

MA For Foreigners in Urdu (Morning) Duration :

4 Semesters


14 Year of Education

 B.S.M.L  B.S  Advanced Diploma  Diploma Course

Cert if icat e Course in Urdu (Morning / Evening) Duration :

1 Semester


Foundation or Urdu Reading & Writing

 Special Diploma

in Urdu  Certificate Course

Special Cert if icat e in Urdu (Evening) Duration:

1Semester


Matric or Equivalent

M.A in Urdu (Morning / Evening) Duration:

Courses Of f ered:

Foundat ion Course in Urdu (Mor) Duration:

1Semester



Sum m er Course in Urdu (Morning) Duration :

5 Weeks



 Special Certificate

in Urdu  Foundation Course  Summer Course

in Urdu

NUML PROSPECTUS

Department of French Language

Ms Am ina Niazi Head Tele: +92 51 9257646-50 Ext: 257, 261 Email:[email protected]

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French is one the most important languages of today's world. It is spoken by more than 200 million people in five continents. It is a major language of United Nations and official language of more than 30 countries. The Department of French at NUML is its oldest department, established in 1969. This department runs courses from basic to master's level and even to M. Phil and Ph.D. The programmes run in the Department of French at NUML aim at bringing the students closer to people who use this language by providing the sound knowledge of French language, culture and literary information of the areas where this language is spoken. As the students of junior levels learn the use of French in everyday life, the students of senior levels explore the literary and linguistic beauty of this language by thoroughly studying fiction, poetry, drama and criticism. We always keep in mind the professional uses of French in modern world. This department r uns special short courses for the fields of International Relations, Secretarial Services, Hotel Services, Tourism, Banking and many more. The Department of French at NUML is proud of having produced the teachers of French for all the institutions of Pakistan where it is taught as a subject. A scholar of a foreign language is also expected to be a translator. Being aware of this objective, our master's programme includes the specialization in the subjects of Didactics of French and written and oral Translations. The department has a foreign qualified faculty dedicated to the propagation of French language in Pakistan. To fulfill the requirements of knowledge seekers in other parts of our country, thisdepartment hasits existence in regional campusesalso. The Department of French and the central library of NUML have a fine collection of French books and magazines. The students have access to internet also in order to keep themselves abreast of the fast moving The enjoys a close collaboration with the Embassy ofworld. France indepartment Pakistan. The cultural service of the French embassy provides books and other reading material as well as the services of French experts for in-service training of faculty. NUML organizes seminars and short training courses for the teachers of French of NUML and other institutions of Pakistan. To encourage the creative minds, the Department of French organizes co-curricular activities also like speech contests, spelling-bee contests, songs contests. It celebrates the International day of Francophony in March every year.

FACULTY 1.

Ms. Amina Niazi

2.

M.A French (Morning Only) Duration:

2years(4Semesters)

Session starts:

February/September

NUML PROSPECTUS


Admission criteria: Graduation with 2nd division with French as an elective subject of Diploma in French Language.

Diploma in Interpreter-ship (Morning) Duration:

18 Months(3semesters)

Session starts:

February/September

Admission criteria:

Intermediate with Diploma Course in French Language

Diploma Course (Morning) Duration:

1S emester

Session starts:

February/September

Admission criteria: Matriculation with Certificate Course in French Language

Special Diploma Course (Evening) Duration:

1Semester

Session starts:

February/September

Admission criteria:

Matriculation with Special Certificate-II in French Language

Courses Of f ered:  M.A in French  Certificate in

Certificate Course (Morning) Duration:

1S emester

Session starts:

February/September

:

MPhil

HoD

Mr. Faiq Hussain Jafri

:

MPhil

Assistant Prof

3.

Ms. Zill-e-Zehra

:

MA

Assistant Prof

Special Certificate-I (Evening)

4.

Ms. Sameena Aslam

:

MA

Lecturer

Duration:

1Semester

5.

Ms. Humaira Sadaf

:

MA

Lecturer

Session starts:

February/September

6.

Mr. Aamir Zaheer

:

MA

Lecturer

7.

Ms. Sumera Shamsi

:

MA

Lecturer

8.

Ms. Farhat Ansari

:

MA

Lecturer

Special Certificate-II (Evening)

9.

Mr. Hasan Fayyaz

:

Diploma-inInterpretership

Lecturer

Duration:

1S emester

10. Mr. Faisal Shehryar

:

MA

Lecturer

Session starts:

February/September

11. Ms. Uzma Batool

:

BSML (Hons)

Lecturer

Admission criteria: Matriculation with Special Certificate-I in French from NUML

Admission criteria: Matriculation

French  Diploma in

French  Special Certificate -I  Special Certificate -II

Admission criteria: Matriculation or equivalent

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French for Specific Purposes Tourism Duration:

1 Semester

Session sta rts:

February/September

Admission criteria:

Matriculation wit h Certificate Course in French Language

Hotel Management Duration:

1 Semester

Session starts:

February/September

Admission criteria:

Matriculation with Certificate Course in French Language

Business

Courses Of f ered:  M.A in French

Duration:

1 Semester

Session starts:

February/September

Admission criteria:


Spoken French

German is one of the most important languages in business, culture, science, communication and intellectual life. More than one hundred million Europeans in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, Belgium and Eastern France speak German. It is among ten most spoken languages in the world. In 1970, recognizing the importance of the language, the Department of German Language was established at NUML with the collaboration of Goethe Institute, to impart language training to the Armed Forces personnel, officials of Government Ministries and other local students. Since then the Department has trained thousands of students and enjoys good reputation in Pakistan and abroad for its high quality language training. In fact it is the only department in the country which is offering full-time intensive courses of German language ranging from beginners to advance level, and degree courses from undergraduate to postgraduatelevel. The German Department is collaborating academically with German institutions like German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), GoetheInstitut, Federal Language Institute of German Armed Forces etc. Since 2013 the Goethe-Institut is conducting its internationally recognized exams from A1 to C2 levels at the NUML Main Campus. Internal & external candidates are eligible to appear in these exams.

FACULTY

 Diploma in Interpetership

Duration:

1 Semester

1.

Dr. Anwer Mahmood

 Diploma Course

Session starts:

February/September

2.

Mr. Muhammad Bashir Ahmed : MPhil

Assistant Prof

 Special Diploma

Admission criteria:


3. 4.

Mr. Khalid Bilal Ahmad Khan Ms. Tausif Amira

: MA : MA

Assistant Prof Assistant Prof

 Certificate Course

International Relations

5.

Ms. Sahar Afrin

: MA

Lecturer

 Special Certificate I-II

Duration:

1 Semester

6.

Ms. Meshaim Niazi

: MA

Lecturer

Session starts:

February/September

7.

Ms. Naureen Fraz Rawat

: MA

Lecturer

Admission criteria:


8.

Ms. Franziska Schiffner

: MA

Lecturer

9.

Mr Muhammad Munawar

: MA

Senior Instructor

 French for Tourism  Hotel Management  BusinessFrench  Spoken French  French for IR

NUML PROSPECTUS


: PhD

HoD/Professor

Dr Anwer Mahm ood Head Tele: +92 51 9257646-50 Ext: 211, 261 Email:[email protected]

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M.A Germ an (Morning) Duration :

1 Year (2 Sem esters) for studen ts with BS (Honors) in German 2 Years (4 Semesters) for students with B.A


Bachelor's Degree in 2nd div with Diploma in German language or Bachelor's Degree in 2nd div with German as an elective subject or Bachelors in Modern languages with German as elective subject

BS Germ an (Morning) Duration:

8Semester s


Intermediate with at least 45% Marks

Courses Of f ered: Cert if icat e Course (Morning)  M.A German  B.S German

Duration :

1 Semester



The Italian language department was established in 2002 and its main objective is to facilitate the learning of Italian language and culture.

FACULTY 1.

Ms. Amina Niazi

MPhil (French)

A/Head

2.

Mrs. Azra Shamim

MA (Education)

Lecturer

3.

Ms. Roberta Pansera

MPhil (LAW)

Lecturer

4.

Mrs. Surreya Naheed

BA B.Ed

Instructor

BSML It alian (Morning) Duration: Admission Criteria :

Special Cert if icat e Course - I (Evening)

Duration :

 Special Certificate - I

Duration :

1 Semester




 Diploma Course

Special Diploma- I   Special Diploma- II  Diploma in

Interpretership

Ms Am ina Niazi Adm inist rat ive Head Tele: +92 51 9257646-50 Ext: 298 Email:[email protected]

2S emesters Intermediate

Diplom a in It alian ( Morning)


 Special Certificate - II

NUML PROSPECTUS

Department of Italian Language and Culture

1 Semester Matriculation with Certificate in Italian from NUML or equivalent.

Special Cert if icat e Course -II ( Evening)

Cert if icat e in It alian (Morning)

Duration :

1 Semester

Duration:


Matriculation with Special Certificate-I in German Language


1Semester Matriculation or equivalent

Diplom a Course (Morning)

Special Cert if icat e - I It alian (Evening)

Duration :

1 Semester

Duration:


Matriculation with Certificate in German Language


1Semester Matriculation or equivalent

Courses Of f ered:  BSML

Special Diplom a Course - I (Evening)

Special Short Course (Evening)

 Certificate in Italian

Duration :

1 Semester


 Diploma in Italian


Matriculation with Special Certificate-II in German Language

Special Diplom a - II (Evening) Duration :

1 Semester


Matriculation with Special Diploma-I in German Language

Diplom a in Int erpret ership (Morning) Duration:

3Semesters


Intermediate with Diploma Course in German Language

2 Months Matriculation

 Special Certificate-I

in Italian  Special Short Course

in Italian

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Department of Russian Language

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was established in 1973. Depart m ent of Russian Language Department not only provides instructions in one of the world’s most important languages, but also aims to give students a thorough understanding in one of the most interesting and significant cultures in the world today. Our faculty members are committed to conveying to the students the vibrancy of a language that is quite rich and exotic to learn. The teaching faculty consists of Pakistani teachers who are not only well qualified but also speak the language as native speakers. Some of the Russian native speakers, residing in Pakistan are also involved in the teaching Programmes.

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The Spanish language depart m ent NUML was first founded in 1983 and was reestablished in 2002 after a gap of many years. Since then it is one of the few places in the entire South Asia that offers a wide range of basic and advance level language courses and the opportunity of learning Spanish language from native speakers. The faculty of Spanish department comprises of native speakers of the language from different Spanish speaking countries including Spain, Argentina, Bolivia and Peru, a Bengali teacher who has lived for 15 years in Argentina, as well as a Pakistani teacher who is a

FACULTY

Dr Asm a Naveed Head Tele: +92 51 9257646-50 Ext: 221 Email: [email protected]

graduate of the same department.

1.

Dr. As ma Naveed

: PhD

Head

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Sonia Iskanova

: MSc

Lecturer

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Elena Sumina

: MSc

Lecturer

interaction since it not only receives students from all parts of Pakistan

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Yevgeniya Buch

: BA

Teaching Assistant

but also from Afghanistan, China, Indonesia, Iran, Saudi Arabia and

The department provides a multi cultural platform for cultural

Turkey. It is the official language of Argentina, Bolivia, Chile,

Diplom a in Int erpret er-Ship (Morning) Duration:

3S emesters


Intermediate with Diploma Course in Russian Language.

Diplom a Course (Morning)

Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Guatemala, Equatorial Guinea, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Puerto Rico, Spain, El Salvador, Uruguay and Venezuela.

Duration :

2 Semesters

It is the 2nd most spoken language in USA.


Matriculation with Certificate course in Russian Language.

It is the 3 most spoken language in the world after English and Chinese.

rd

It is the 2nd most spoken language in the world in terms of native speakers.

Cert if icat e Course (Morning) Courses Of f ered:  Diploma in

Interpretership


1Semester

Duration:

1Semester




 Special

Short Basic Course ( Evening)

Certificate Course - I

 Short Basic Course

It is the 2nd most used language for international communication after English.


Special Cert if icat e Course - I (Evening)

 Diploma Course

Duration :

8 Weeks


Matriculation.

Department of Spanish Language

It is one of the official languages of United Nations and other international organizations.

FACULTY 1.

Ms. Mercedes Checa

: Intermediate

Coordinator

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Ms. RajkumariTroyaTriveni

: Graduation

Lecturer

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Ms. Susana Eloisa Monteyro

: MPhil

Lecturer

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Ms. Katherine Regina Vasquez : Masters

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Ms. Shireen Fatima

: MPhil In Progress

Instructor

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Ms. Silvia Bertha

: Masters

Teaching Assistant

Lecturer

Dr Asm a Naveed A / Head Tele: +92 51 9257646-50 Ext: 221 Email: [email protected]

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Post Graduat e Diplom a (Mor) Duration:

2S emesters


Graduation with advanced diploma or 4 semesters in Spanish language

Advanced Diplom a (Mor) Duration : Admission Criteria :

2 Semesters Intermediate with diploma or 2 semesters in Spanish language

BSML Minor Language (Mor)

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Dr. Rifat OYMAK

2S emesters

2.

Ýbrahim AKSOYALP : BA


Intermediate or equivalent with admission in BSML

3.

Dr. Abda HANEEF

: PhD

Lecturer

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Adnan ÞÝMÞEK

: MS

ResearchAssistant

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Imtiaz BEGUM

: MA

Lecturer

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Shaista HAMEED

: MA

Instructor

Duration:

6S emesters


Intermediate or equivalent with admission in BSML and 2 semesters of any other minor language

: PhD

HoD / Associate Professor Assistant Professor


BS / BA / Interpretership from NUML

BSML Minor Language (Mor)



2S emesters FA / FSc / Intermediate

 Post Graduate Diploma  Advanced Diploma  BSML Minor Language  BSML Major Language  Diploma Course  Certificate Course

Cert if icat e Course (Mor)

BS (Mor)

Duration:

1Semester




8S emesters FA / FSc / Intermediate

Diplom a in Int erpret ership (Mor / Eve) Duration : Admission Criteria :

3 Semesters Matriculation or equivalent

Diplom a Course (Mor) Duration: Admission Criteria :

Dr Rif at Oym ak Head Tele: +92 51 9257646-50 Ext: 222 Email:[email protected]

MA T urkish (Mor)

Diplom a Course (Mor) Duration: 1Semester Matriculation with certificate or 1 semester in Spanish language

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Department of Turkish Language

FACULTY

Duration:

BSML Major Language (Mor)

Courses Of f ered:

Depart m ent of T urkish Language was established in 1974 at NUML with an aim to teach Turkish Language to foreigners. The department has focused on two goals; one is to teach functional Turkish Language comprising general culture, history and general information about Turkey to foreigners especially Pakistanis; which is among the languages to be learnt as a global requirement for communication in terms of economy, politics, culture and arts. Second is to train Turkish Language teachers through BS, MS & PhD programmes at NUML which is a language university along with the exchange programmes at Turkey and to hand over Turkish Department to highly qualified (PhD holders) Pakistani teachers to meet the futuristic professional requirements related to all walks of life.

1Semester Matriculation with certificate in Turkish Language.

Cert if icat e Course (Mor / Eve) Duration:

1Semester



Courses Of f ered:  PhD  MS / MPhil  MA  BSML  BS  Diploma in Interpretership  Diploma  Certificate

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CONFUCIUS INSTITUTE Confucius was a Chinese thinker and philosopher, who emphasized personal and governmental morality, correctness of social relationship, justice and sincerity. In China these values gained prominence over other doctrines and philosophies. Confucius’ thoughts were developed into a philosophy known asConfucianism.

IRANOLOGY CENTRE

The programme to establish Confucius Institutes, worldwide, was started in 2004 with its headquarters at Beijing. These institutes work as non-profit public organizations with the aim to promote Chinese language and culture and to support native Chinese teaching internationally. These institutes can also be compared with other language and culture promotion organizations such as France’s “Alliance Francaise” and Germany’s “Goethe Institute”. The institute operate in co-operation with local affiliate colleges and universities around the world. Z hang Daojian Vice President Tele: +92 51 9257646-50 Ext: 292 Email:[email protected]

Confucius Institute at NUML was established in 2005 to promote Chinese language and culture in Pakistan. Owing to the hard work of its Directors, Dr Chen Weiheng, Dr. Fu Ji Wei, Dr.Ge Lisheng, NUML Confucius Institute is presently one of the best out of 380 institutes across the globe. The standing committee of Central Committee of Communist party of China (CCCPC) political bureau awarded the honour in a ceremony held at Beijing, China. In 2011, NUML Confucius Institute gave 100 Summer Camp Scholarships for school students, who visited China for 4 weeks and interacted with studentsof other nationalities. The Institute is also pioneering provision of Chinese language teachers and trainers to primary, high schools and colleges in Pakistan. For this purpose it has held teachers’ training workshops, aimed at the use of Chinese language teaching resources to help Chinese language teachers and trainers. Confucius Institute also organises various seminars, culture and extracurricular activities. Organising “Cultural Activities, Reception & Opening Ceremony of Chinese Culture Experience Centre” and “Chinese Bridge Competition” are part of the programme to boost students’ interest for understanding the language and promoting Chinese Culture.

NUML has established Iranology Centre in the department of Persian Language and Literature. The centre aims to provide a platform of research for students and teachers of the Persian Language.

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ISLAMABAD KING SEJONG INSTITUTE IRANOLOGY CENTRE

Islamabad King Sejong Institute (IKSI) was established at National University of Modern Languages Islamabad back in 2012. King Sejong Institute Foundation is operating over 110 institutions worldwide but it’s the first in Pakistan. Therefore, NUML has become the only university in the whole country to have an active Department of Korean as well as KSI. Establishment of KSI will prove to be highly beneficial in the future bilateral relations between Pakistan and Korea. It will enhance the chances of employment of Pakistanis in Korea as KSI will be offering a course mandatory for employment Korea.toFurthermore, passers of IKSI will have take the Korean language test withoutinhaving go through the lucky draw system. IKSIaischance the onlyto institution in the world having such an exemption and it has motivated the students a great deal as it is prominent from the increasing enrolments. IKSI classes are operated in the afternoon shift. Object ives: To arrange effective and efficient classesof Korean Language for locals To promote Korean language and culture in Pakistan To enhance bilateral ties of both countries through Korean language and culture education To enhance employment opportunitiesof Pakistanisin Korea Faculty:

NUML has established Iranology Centre in the department of Persian Language and Literature. The centre aims to provide a platform of research for students and teachers of the Persian Language.

1. 2. 3.

Dr. Atif Faraz Ahtisham Hussain Mehmoona Tahira

4. 5.

Haf iz Waseem Iqbal Graduation Aamir Ali Graduation

PhD Master Master

Director Lecturer Lecturer Lecturer Lecturer

6.

Syed Naveed Akhtar Graduation

Lecturer

Certif icate Course (Evening)

Diploma Course

Duration:

3 Months

Duration:

3 Months

Fee:

Rs. 7,000 (whole semester)

Fee:

Rs. 7,000 (whole semester)

TeachingHours:

144 hrs

TeachingHours:

144 hrs

Timing:

1530 - 1830 (Mon - Thu)

Timing:

1530 - 1830 (Mon - Thu)

Admission Criteria:


Admission Criteria:

Matriculation with Certif icate course in Korean Language or equivalent

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VISITING PROFESSOR FROM CHINA Mr. Yuan Jianmin, is a distinguished personality of China and is known as mobile ambassador of Pakistan in China. He is the first overseas professor who has been appointed as Visiting Professor of NUML for a period of three years. The honour was announced in a gathering on 07 November 2012. Mr. Yuan Jianmin holds many appointments of importance in his country and is also Visiting Professor of several Chinese and Central Asian Universities.

COLLABORATIONS / LINKAGES

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The Yunus Emre Institute UNT- NUML Partnership Program, University of North Texas, Denton, USA Xinjiang Folk Art School, Urumqi, Xinjiang, China English Access Microscholarship Program NUML 2013-14 International Islamic University Ninxa Inst itute For Islamic Studies China Tongxin Arabic School in N ingxia, Chi na Cumming IslamicIn stitute Ningxia Institute of Science and Technology (Chinese University) Higher Institute for Arabic Language Kaiunan, China Ningxia Academy of S ocial Sciences of Chi na Khazar Uni versity, Baku, Azerbaijan Institute of Business and Finance, Lahore Sardar Bahadur Khan Women's University, Quetta Mevlana Exchange Program Protocol Honam University, South Korea Selcuk University, Konya, Turkey Beijing Language and Culture University Co-Establishment of the Sub-Center of the Cooperative Innovation Center for China's Neighboring Languages and Cultures Guangdong University of Foreign Studies, Baiyun, Guangzhou, China Guangdong University of Foreign Studies, Baiyun, Guangzhou, China Ningxia Institute of Sci ence and Technology, Yinchuan, Ningxia, China and NU ML Tajik National University , Dushanbe, Tajikistan National Institute of Electronics (NIE) Ministry of Science and Technology

To match its rapid growth and expansion NUML has been building cooperation with some of the renowned foreign institutions for the overall benefit of its students and faculty members. NUML has valid agreements of cooperation with following Universities and Institutions:1.

RusskiyMir Foundation, Russia

AGENCE UNIVERSITAIRE DE LA FRANCOPHONIE (AUF)

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Business Administration Institute (IAE) National Network, France University of Huddersfield, UK University for Foreigners Perugia, Italy Alliance Francaise d' Islamabad (AFI) Deutsche Welle (OW), Germany Special Language Teaching Program Government of UAE Through its Embassy in Islamabad Government of Spain Through its Embassy in Islamabad and representation of Spanish Agency for International Cooperation (AECI) for Introduction of Spanish Language Teaching. Ningxia University, China International Institute of Or iental Languages and Civ ilizations (INALCO), France Confucius Institute-Beijing Language and Culture University Keimyung University, Daegu, Korea "Campus Outreach Program" Under South Asian Federation of Stock Exchange (SAFE's) "Financial Literacy Initiative" In Pakistan Iranology Centre Lillie1 University - Science and Technologies (France) Human Resource Development Ser vice of Kore a Fatih University ,Istanbul, Turkey Universite De Franche-Comte (Besancon- France) University of F ranche - C omte (France) Eurasian National University (ENU), Republic of Kazakhstan Romanian Institute of European-Asian Studies, Bucharest, Romania Azerbaijan Stat e Econ omicsUn iversity Kazakh Ablai Khan Un iversity of International Relations and World Languages The Rawalpindi Chamber of Commerce and Industry Suleyman Uni versity, Istanbul, Tur key

NUML is member of the Francophone University Agency - Middle East Chapter. This international forum is a kaleidoscope of French universities or universities offering French as foreign language and provides access to international conferences and seminars. It also provides assistance for publishing research work and holding seminars.

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CONFERENCE DES RECTEURS DES UNIVERSITAIRES FRANCOPHONES (CONFEREMO) NUML's Rector is one of the few non-francophone Rectors who is a member of this prestigious organization. The organization that works under the aegis of AUF comprises 43 Rectors/VCs of 12 francophone universities. The aim of this association is to promote debate, reflection and action on governance in universities and major problems faced in the field of higher learning and research. PARTNERSHIP WITH UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS, USA A three years partnership with University of North Texas (UNT), USA, for the enhancement of English Linguistics, Literature and Teaching Programme hasbeen finalized.Under thisprogramme, faculty from UNT will be visiting NUML and hold work-shops in curriculum development and faculty training. In addition to this, thirty five faculty members & eighteen students of MPhil / PhD English will be visiting UNT for various durations for their research. UNT has established a Resource / Writing Centre and provided data bases to NUML libraries with latest facilities. So for 23 faculty members and 12 graduate students have completed their research fellowships at UNT.

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YUNUS EMRE INSTITUTE NUML WRITING RESOURCE CENTER ESTABLISHED UNDER NUML-UNT PARTNERSHIP

Yunus Emre Institute has been established in affiliation with Yunus Emre Foundation. Yunus Emre Institute is providing all kind of facilities for the promotion of education and training activities to achieve the aims regarding the scientific research about the Turkish culture, history, language and literature.

Mission of NUML Writing Resource Center (NWRC) is to support the development of researchbased writing projects for all members of NUML's academic community. NWRC has been established under University of North Texas (UNT), USA and National University of Modern Languages (NUML), Islamabad, partnership program (UNT-NUML) with the assistance of English Department of UNT faculty. A huge amount for creation of this facility has been spent which has twelve workstations with latest all in one desktop computers having necessary writing software. In addition, the Center has the facilities for video conferencing and sets of contemporary rhetoric and composition books provided by English Department of UNT. UNT faculty has also trained 19 members of NUML faculty in contemporary techniques of mentoring students in their writing and research.

Turcology project protocol signed on September 20, 2011 by TIKA has been transferred to the Yunus Emre Institute. From the date of signing of a Protocol the Turcology project has been launched in the following universities of the countries: Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Belgium, Bulgaria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Algeria, China, Estonia, Morocco, Georgia, Croatia, India, Iraq, Italy, Kazakhstan, Kosovo, Latvia, Lithuania, Macedonia, Pakistan, Poland, Serbia, Slovakia, Sudan, Russia / Tatarist an, Russian Federation / Bashkortostan Republic, Ukraine, Crimea Autonomous Republic, Jordan, Yemen. Turkish course instructors are appointed from Turkey in the 49 Turkish Language and Literature / Turcology universities of 35 countries. YEE is encouraging the local academicians to take the responsibility for promotion of Turkish Language. In this connection YEE is providing support in terms of training material including books. Yunus Emre Institute has recently provided 2000 books to Turkish Department of NUML with an aim to establish a departmental library to facilitate the Turkish Department students in their study and research.

Yunus Emre Institute, Turkey Scholarships and TÝKA have joined hands to provide Turkish Scholarships for higher studies i.e. Bachelors, Masters, Doctorate Programs as well as Summer Courses at Turkey.

Im port ant links Yunus Emre Institute http://www.yee.org.tr/turkiye/en/homepage T urkey Scholarships http://www.turkiyeburslari.gov.tr/index.php/en/ http://www.studyinturkey.gov.tr/ T urkish Cooperat ion and Coordinat ion Agency (T IKA) http://www.tika.gov.tr/en

The term research based is deceptive because it would seem to connote that only advanced graduate students and faculty are welcome to use this facility .However, the approach to writing instruction fostered by the NWRC views all students and faculty as researchers. This means that the center's tutors are available not only to advanced students and faculty in the English department, but to all students and faculty in other disciplines also. Mentors at the NWRC implement a student-centered instructional approach that stresses the value of attending to one's writing process. This approach asks students and faculty to participate in a one-on-one conversation with mentors about their successes and struggles as writers. Through these conversations, students and faculty will develop critical strategies that will lead to the production of more successful writing projects. This process-oriented approach will revolutionize writing instructions at NUML. Mentors in NWRC will record the working of each session on a NWRC Report and file it under the last name of the writer, these reports will ensure that when writers return to the Center, faculty members will be adequately prepared to pick up where others had left off in the writing process. In addition, it will allow the NWRC administrators to ensure that each meeting between mentors and writers meets the standards for quality established by the research presented during the training session. Finally these reports may serve as sources for conducting primary research on how NWRC mentors have improved the literate development of the NUML academic community, thus it will align the NWRC with NUML's goal to sponsor faculty research and thereby bolster its reputation as a first-rate institution of higher education.

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Higher Studies & Research Programmes

Prof Dr Shazra Munnawer Dean FHS

Higher Studies & Research programme represents university's current thinking for its own higher research degrees such as MPhil and / or PhD. It works with other departments, disciplines and faculties to establish and maintain high standards of academic excellence and scholarship. With interdisciplinary education as one of the primary foci within its plans, it is dedicated to create a supportive and generative site for engaging faculty and students around research and theory across the various units, and in the process of intellectual advancement, make ways to increase faculty development and participation, develop and support diverse knowledge, new trends in research and innovative methodologies in line with HEC requirements and international standards.

It is an integrated program set up on the international pattern of 'Doctoral Schools' & is run in close liaison with other Deans / Heads of disciplines in which the program is offered. This system helps in better management and a smoother functioning of the programme. The MS programme in Management Sciences, being more hard core in nature, is nevertheless handled by the Faculty of Management Sciences. The Faculty has a Student Advisory Committee, a Plagiarism Committee and a Comprehensive Examination Committee. Being the only language university of the country, NUML offers MPhil / PhD program in some of the rare languages like Chinese, French, German and Hindi. It has the distinction of awarding two PhD degrees in Russianhalf language, PhD degree in HRD to a Turknationals. national, aand PhD degree in English to an Iranian nationals, a dozenadegrees in Arabic to Chinese has Chinese, Jordanian, Iranian and Polish students on its rolls. Highly qualified foreign and indigenous faculty including experienced adjunct faculty is associated with the programme.

Broad Areas of Research- Linguistics - Stylistics - Phonetics & Phonology- Literature - Philosophy and Logic - Exegeses - Literary Criticism

Faculty

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Arabic, Economics, Education, English Literature, English Linguistics, French, German, Internal Relations, Islamic Studies, Persian and Urdu. Scholarshipsareawardedtothestud entsof Persi an on needbasis. 5-7Years(withnoprovisionfor extensionintime) February/September a. MPhil degree with research (18 years of education) in relevant discipline from HEC recognized University with at least 3.0 out of 4.0 CGPA under semester or 1st division in annual system. b. Qualifying GRE in International / NTS / University devised GAT - Subject tests with score as per HEC policy at the time of admission. c. QualifyingNUML’senterance test/ interview. d. All HEC conditions apply. b.

Duration: SessionStarts: Admission Criteria:

MPhil:

a.

b. Duration: Session Starts: Admission Criteria:

a. b.

Arabic, Economics, Education, English Lit erature, English Linguistics, French, German, Hindi, Islamic Studies, International Relations, Pakistan Studies, Persian and Urdu. Scholarships are awarded to the stu dents of Pers ian on need basi s. 2-4 Years (with no provision for extension in time) February/September Masters degree (16 years of education) in relevant discipline from HEC recognized University with at least 2nd division. Qualifying GAT-General Tests with score as per HEC policy at the time of admission.

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Prof. Dr. Syed Ali Anwar ( HEC approved) Dr. Fadhilah Daud Dr. Kafayatullah Hamdani (HEC approved) Dr. Nasreen Tahir Dr.Lub naF arah (H ECap proved) Dr. Salma Shahida (HEC approved) Dr.Asma-ul-Husna (HEC approved) Dr. Noor Zaman Dr. Hafiz Muhammad Badshah

Economics: Broad Areas of Research- Econometrics - Macroeconomics - Microeconomics - Managerial Economics - Development Economics

Faculty

1. 2. 3. 3. 4.

Dr. Muhammad Azam (HEC approved) Dr.Karamat Ali Dr. Sabahat Subhan Dr.Amtul Hafeez Ms.Saima Shafique

Education: Broad Areas of Research- EPM - Paradigm of Education - Philosophy of Education - Educational Psychology - Curriculum Development, Methdology

Faculty

Eligibilit y Crit eria PhD :

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Arabic:

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

Dr. Allah Bakhsh (HEC approved) Dr. Sufiana Khatoon (HEC approved) Dr.Kush Bakht Hina Dr. Hukam Dad Malik (HEC approved) Dr.Marium Din Dr.S haziaZ amir

English Literature and Linguistics: Broad Areas of Research- Post Colonial Literature - Afro-American Literature in Lit erat ure - South Asian Literature - American Literature - American-Indian Literature - Latin-American Literature - Translation Studies - Shakespeare Studies - British Literature

Broad Areas of Research in Linguistics: Broad Areas of Research- Stylistics - Gender Studies - Contrastive Linguistics - Sociolinguistics - Cognitive Linguistics - Psycholinguistics in Linguist ics - General and Applied Linguistics

Faculty

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Dr. Shaheena Ayub Bhatti Dr. Nighat Ahmad Dr.Nighat Sultana Dr.N azS ultana Dr. Farheen Ahmad Hashim Dr. Muhammad Uzair Dr. Muhammad Saeed Sheikh Dr. Mian Khurram Shahzad Dr.Hazrat Umar Dr. Arshad Mehmood Dr. Jamil Asghar

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French:

Faculty

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Prof. Dr. Shazra Munnawer (HEC approved) Mr. Faiq Hussain Jafri Ms.Amina Niazi

- Political System - Governance - Political Sociology Broad Areas of Research - Society and Culture - Defence and Security - Economy - Constitution - Socio-Political & Socio-Cultural Development - History & Geography - Foreign Relations - Languages & Literature - Islam and Pakistan - Thinkers & Philosophers

Faculty

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German: Broad Areas of Research- Contrastive Linguistics - Sociolinguistics - German Literature and Linguistics

Faculty

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Pakistan Studies:

Broad Areas of Research- Translation Studies -lingualism - Intercultural Studies - Comparative Studies - French Literature and Linguistics - Francophone Literature - Literary Criticism - Stylistics

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Brig (R) Wasiq Ahmed Khan Dr.Mu hammadS hoaibMa lik Dr.FazleRabbi Syed Hamid Mehmood Bukhari Ms.Qamar-un-Nisa

Dr. Anwer Mehmood (HEC approved) Mr.Mu hammadB ashirAhmad

Persian:

- Literary Criticism - Stylistics - Linguistics & Literature Broad Areas of Research - Mystical Persian Literature - Classical Persian Literature, - Modern Persian Literature, Iqbal Studies

Hindi: Broad Areas of Research- Literary Criticism - Translation Studies, Literature, Linguistics

Faculty

1.

Dr. Naseema Khatoon

2.

Ms.Shamim Riaz

Faculty

International Relations: Broad Areas of Research- Middle Eastern Studies - Foreign Affairs - Foreign Politics -Human Rights - International Politics - Contemporary Global Issues

Faculty

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Dr.Muhammad Javed Dr. Muhammad Riaz Shad Dr.KussumSaba Mr. Muzzafar Khan Zafar Ms.Pa shminaMu ghal Ms.Sarwat Rauf

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Dr.MahrNo orM uhammadKh an Dr.Mu hammadS arfrazZ afar

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Dr. Tahira Parveen (HEC approved) Dr. Freshteh Ahangari

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Dr.Rashida Hassan

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Dr.Sh aghuftaYasinAbbasi

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Dr. Muhammad Fiaz Gondal

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Dr.Muhammad Safeer

Urdu: Broad Areas of Research- Translation Studies - Literature & Linguistics - Stylistics - Comparative Studies

Faculty Islamic Studies:

- Philosophy and Logic - Islamic Economy & Financial System Broad Areas of Research - Governance & IR in Islam - Globalization & its Impact on Muslim Society - Maqasid-e-Shariat - Islamic Jurisprudence

Faculty

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Dr. A. G. Bukhari (HEC approved) Dr.Noor Hayat Dr.Attaullah Faizi (H EC a pproved) Dr. Summayyah Rafique Dr.Aasia Rasheed Mrs.Afia Mehdi

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Dr. Rubina Shanaz (HEC approved) Dr. Fauzia Aslam (HEC approved) Dr.Ha fiz Naeem Ma zhar (H EC a pproved) Dr. Sh afique Anjum ( HEC approved) Dr.Abid Hussain Sial (H EC approved) Dr. Ambreen Tabassum Shakir (HEC approved) Dr. Sobia Saleem Dr. Rukhshanda Mu rad Dr.SaimaNiazir Dr. Bushra Parveen

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Quality Enhancement Cell

Dr Mian Khurram S Azam Acting Head

Quality Enhancement Cell deals with issues related to quality assurance framework of the university as a high class institution of teaching and research with programs, processes and performance at par with international standards. Quality Enhancement Cell is an essential component of NUML's administrative and academic structure. It is linked with the Quality Assurance Agency of the HEC of Pakistan, for implementation of quality enhancement policies. It monitors the academic/ administrative programs/ functions to ensure that the internationally accepted standards are met and maintained. National University of Modern Languages is an Institutional Member of Asia PacificQuality Network (APQN).

QEC is dedicated to maintaining an academically rich, quality-directed, research based and scholarship promoting environment in the University. It works with the faculties, departments, disciplines, administration and management to establish and ensure excellence and high quality. We are determined to maintain quality assurance processes that reflect our vision/mission and to ensure that internationally accepted standards are met and maintained. NUML Journal of Crit ical Inquiry NUML's Journal of Critical Inquiry (JCI) ISSN 2222-5706 is a continuation of NUML Research Magazine with revised and improved parameters, approved by Higher Education Commission of Pakistan. Journal of Critical Inquiry aims at investigating and bringing forth innovative research

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NUML Information Communication Technology

Pilla rIV

Syed Ali Raza Director IT Information Communication Technology is playing a pivotal role in today's academics.In order to st meet the challenges of 21 Century in Higher Education, it is mandatory to empower the academics with technology. To transform the tr aditional teaching methodology to modern concept, NUML is committed to develop an ideal ICT model. Based on that model R&D over e-communication is vibrantly growing inside NUML where modern teaching methodologies are producing more opportunities for NUML students to challenge the global educational challenges by utilizing state of the art technology. NUML ICT was established in 2005 with the mandate to develop e-Academia and aggressively working with the ideal ICT model for an HEI. NUML, being the part of Pakistan Education & Research Network (www.pern.edu.pk), fast speed internet with 48Mbps dedicated bandwidth enable the University's faculty/student to take part in any electronic research. Campus

based concepts and practices in the domains of Language, Linguistics, Applied Linguistics and Education at national and international level. TheLiterature, contributions are duly abstracted and indexed by Pro-Quest, CSA Linguistics and Language Behavior Abstracts Database (USA). NUML's JCI is also listed in Pro-Quest Academic Research Library and has signed agreements with Pro-Quest and Ebscohost for international distribution, abstracting and indexing services.

wide wired andthe wireless hotspots maximize the are accessibility of fastinspeed round thespeed clock not only inside campus but faculty/students also benefited their internet hostel rooms.Fast network of about 1200 active nodes at different computer laboratories enhanced the computational and research capability of students whereas every department is inter-linked with secure network.

JCI encourages the authors to be creative and also attempts to motivate and guide the r eaders to be inquisitive, creative and critical in approach. QEC facilitates coordination with international abstracting andindexing agencies.

Campus wide wired and wireless hotspots maximize the accessibility of fast speed internet round the clock not only inside the campus but faculty/students are also benefited in their hostel rooms.Fast speed network of about 1200 active nodes at different computer laboratories enhanced the computational and research capability of students whereas every department is inter-linked with secure network.

Ant i-plagiarism Unit Quality Enhancement Cell developed NUML's Anti-plagiarism policy based on the guidelines received from Higher Education Commission of Pakistan. Anti-plagiarism Unit of QEC is responsible for plagiarism check of theses and papers for national and international conferences. We strictly adhere to zero-tolerance policy towards plagiarism and for that Turnitin software as a text matching online tool is used to ensure srcinality in research and to protect intellectual copyrights of scholars and researchers. The Turnitin reports are mandatory for assignments/team papers/project reports/ theses and papers for national and international conferences. Plagiarism Standing Committee is constituted to deal with cases of plagiarism and recommend punitive actions.

FACULTY 1.

Dr. Mian Khurram Shahzad Azam

: PhD

Acting Head

2.

Dr. Farheen Ahmad Hashmi

: PhD

Asstt Prof (Editor JCI)

3.

Mr. Adnan Rashid

: MPhil

Lecturer-Focal Person (AntiPlagiarism Unit)

Specialized video conference rooms empower the university to interact with any scholar/university across the world with no time constraint whereas full fledge video conference facility is in use of faculty to conduct their curriculum based online lectures/seminars/workshops, PhD Thesis Defence and extra curriculum activities, like online debate and quiz competition over video conference network. Ecommunication with international e-learning network of Global Development Learning Centers (GDLN) and UNESCO Connect Asia also provides the opportunities for elearning over video conference network. Similarly state of the art technology is installed in University Central Auditorium whereas video linkage is also possible however NUML Writing Resource Center is one of the unique R&D center established by deploying state of the art technologies which not only provide the opportunities to students for their research work in ideal environment but also provide the opportunity to interact with any online r esource through video linkage on their desktop.

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Similarly e-learning program of NUML is the proud launch in the higher education sector through which students can easily learn any language through learning management system (LMS). Initially Chinese Language is targeted however other modern languages are in the future targets. Besides the same Online QEC System empowers the management of NUML to see the feedback of students for academia quality in NUML and on basis of which they try to improve however licensed software culture is developing aggressively in NUML by giving the free license software to students free of cost under the HEC- Microsoft Alliance education project. Campus Management System, e-Learning and Global Research e-opportunities are in the NUML ICT Strategic Plan 2013 - 2018 however single sign in policy for faculty/students and virtual communication network for NUML and its campuses is in execution phase.

ProvisionalAdmission Students who have appeared in FA/FSc and BA/BSc examination are eligible to apply. Such students should provide a certificate from the head of institution mentioning that he/she has appeared in the exam and is likely to pass with 50%marks.

Discipline All students will adhere to discipline rules as enforced from time to time. Punctuality is expected from all NUML students. Politics, ethnic and sectarian activities are strictly forbidden.

copy of domicile & Character Certificate should reach the University before last date. c. ST UDENT S MUST BRING ALONG ORIGINAL CERT IFICATE / DEGREE et c. AT T HE T IME OF INT ERVIEW. INT ERVIEW WILL NOT BE CONDUCT ED WIT HOUT ORIGINALDOCUMENT S. d. It is the responsibility of candidates to check the dates of final interview and their final selection for admission from NUML website / Academics Branch / Notice Board of University. No intimation will be sent to any individualbythe University.

Admission Requirement

ICT Team Composition Director IT Manager WAN & Managed Services Deputy Director MIS Manager Video Conference Campus Network Administrator Software Programmer Web Master Sr. Electronic Supervisor Network Support Assistant IT Support Staff

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Enhanced digital library accessibility to faculty and students even at their desktop whereas university has state of the art technology based computer labs at different departments where students do their research in peaceful environment.

Syed Ali Raza Mr. Raza Pervez Mr. Farrukh Nazir Mr. Ehsan Ul Haq Mr. Sajid Javed Mr. Muhammad Waqar Shafique Syeda Hadisa Nayab Rizvi Mr. Fazal e Malik Qaiser Nadeem Asif Mehmood, Yasir Ahmed, Muzammil Shah, Azkar Subhani, Fazal-e-Hasan

a. Incomplete application forms without requisite documents will not be entertained (docum ent s m ust be at t est ed f rom Gazet t ed Of f icer). T o collect t he adm it card f rom Academ ics Branch is t he responsibilit y of t he applicant . No one will be allowed t o sit in t he ent rance t est wit hout Adm it Card. Students who have appeared in their annual Board / University Examinations must attach with the application form, a letter of recommendation from the Head of the Institution last attended regarding passing the examination with at least 50% marks and provide a copy of Roll No Slip of the Examination in which they have appeared. b. Online Application Form can be submitted through NUML website www.numl.edu.pk (Processing fee will be charged). Print out of online Application Form along with duly paid challan (in srcinal) accompanied by all attested educational documents, two passport size photographs, copy of CNIC,

e.

Fee-Refund Policy

Following national level Fee-Refund Policy will be implemented. %age of Tuition Fee Timeline For Semester / Trimester System Full (100%) Fee Refund

Up to 7th day of commencement of classes

Half 50% Fee Refund

From 8th - 15 th day of commencement of classes

No Fee (0%) Refund

From 16th day of commencement of classes

f. Change of shif t f rom Evening t o Morning is not allowed. g. To appear in the end-term / final examination attendance of 75% lecturesis mandatory. h. Admission to all Masters’ Courses will be confirmed on provision of srcinal Bachelor's degree result and Character Certificate from the institution last attended. It will be the responsibility of applicant to

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provide Migration Certificate (in srcinal)for Masters’ Courses for registration within a period of 30 days after admission. Final admission will be subject to the payment of prescribed fee by the selected candidates in advance for the whole semester immediately after selection as per schedule given. j. Limited hostel facilit ies areavailable for Male & Female students coming from distant areas admitted in one year's programme. Such students shall submit their applications along with application form. All dues are to be deposited in selected branches of Askari Commercial Bank in Rawalpindi / Islamabad.

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Disclaimer This prospectus is informational and should not be taken as binding on the University. Each aspect of the educational setup, admission procedure, fee structure of discipline requires continuing review by the competent authority. The University therefore reserves the right to change / amend any rules and regulations applicable to students whenever appropriate or necessary.

Email: [email protected] Dr. Muham m ad Saleem Khan Regional Direct or, Karachi Cam pus Street-3, block 'K'

Attendance Minimum attendance criteria for BE Electrical (Telecom) is 75% and for the rest of the students is 70%. Students will not be allowed to

allowed.Studentsshall avoid. a. Wearing tights or see-through shirts.

take the examination if they fail to maintain the minimum requirement.

Wearing short sorsleeve lessshirts.

c.

Wearing T-Shirts / shir ts without collar e.g round neck and V-neck.

d.

Dress bearing languages or art whi ch appears to be provocative or indecent and is likely to offend others.

e.

Wearing shabby or torn clothing.

f.

Wearing jogging or exercise clothing duringclasses.

g.

Putting on excessive makeup or wearin g expensivejewelry.

h.

Wearing untidy, gaudy or immo dest dress in classrooms, cafeteria and university offices. Wearing unprofessional attire at formal occasions, eventsandinterviews.

j.

Tell:041-2565001Fax:041-2565002 Email: [email protected] Dr. Karim Dad Pit af i Regional Direct or, Hyderabad Cam pus

In order to maintain academic dignity and institutional sanctity students are required to wear decent dress. Informal dress is not

b.

Brig. Abdul Waheed (Ret d) Regional Direct or, Faisalabad Cam pus 1 km Novelty, Bridge , Samanabad Road,

Faisalabad: Canal bank, Faisalabad -38070

Hyderabad: A-11, G.O.R Colony Hyderabad

k. Transport facility on specific routes in Rawalpindi / Islamabad is available on payment.

Dress Code

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Regional Campuses National University of Modern Languages has Regional Campuses in major cities of all provinces. These Campuses offer programs in Social Sciences, Management Science and selected languages. For further information about courses and programs students can contact respective campusesat following addresses.

Wearing of NUML ID card is mandatory while at campus for all students, faculty and staff members.

Karachi: North Nazimabad, Karachi

Tell: 0213-6721027,28,29 - Fax: 0213-6721030 Email:[email protected]

Brig. Muham m ad Akram Khan (Ret d) Regional or, Lahore Block-3, 2nd Direct floor, AiwaneIqbal, Cam pus

Lahore: Egerton Road, Lahore

Tell: 042-99204588 - Fax: 042-36316856 Email:[email protected] Brig. Abdul Razzak (Ret d) Regional Direct or, Mult an Cam pus Chowk Bahadurpur, Bosan Road, Multan

Multan: Tell:061-92390609-4746222-4746333 Fax:061-4745333 Email:[email protected]

Col. Musht aq Hussain (Ret d) Regional Direct or Peshawar, Cam pus North West Education Complex, Old Jamrud Road

Peshawar: Opposite BISE, Peshawar , KPK.

Tel: 091-9218381 - Fax: 091-9218380 Email: [email protected] Prof . Muham m ad Usm an Kasi Regional Direct or, Quet t a Cam pus Bungalow# 71-A, Jinnah Town

Quetta: Street No.2, Samungli Road, Quetta.

Tell: 081-2870212 - Fax :081-2870212 Email: [email protected]

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