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Punjab Education Gets Lifeline with World Bank Grant

The World Bank has approved a $47.9 million grant to overhaul Punjab’s education sector, aiming to improve access and learning outcomes for millions of children. Funded by the Global Partnership for Education, the initiative targets pre-primary and primary students, with

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Pakistan Leads OIC Effort for Inclusive Learning

Pakistan, in collaboration with the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), has inaugurated a specialized residential training program in Karachi aimed at equipping educators with advanced skills to teach children who are blind or deaf. The three-month master-trainer program, jointly organized

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GCUF and AWT Join Hands to Break Financial Barriers

HGovernment College University Faisalabad (GCUF) has signed a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Allah Walay Trust (AWT) to provide financial assistance to deserving undergraduate students across multiple disciplines. The agreement covers students enrolled in B.E. Technology Engineering, BS Food

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Pakistan Launches Knowledge Corridor with Bangladesh

Pakistan has unveiled an ambitious educational partnership with Bangladesh through the launch of the “Pakistan-Bangladesh Knowledge Corridor,” a groundbreaking initiative aimed at strengthening academic and professional ties between the two South Asian nations. Under this flagship program, Pakistan will offer

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Murree Girls School Tops Despite Dire Conditions

In the remote village of Aliot, a government girls’ high school has been defying the odds for nearly a decade by producing outstanding academic results, despite grappling with severe infrastructure challenges that threaten both safety and learning. According to a

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Cultivating Critical Thinking in Science Education in 2025

Cultivating Critical Thinking in Science Education is no longer an option but a necessity in today’s world. Science is not just a body of facts or a series of laboratory experiments—it is a way of questioning, reasoning, and making sense

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Emerson University Vice Chancellor Resigns Amid Scandal

Dr Ramzan Gujjar has stepped down as Vice Chancellor of Emerson University Multan (EUM), following the circulation of videos allegedly showing inappropriate conduct. The incident triggered a storm of criticism across academic circles and reignited protests on campus. The controversy

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UMT Organizes Seminar on Blockchain Technology

The University of Management and Technology (UMT) has announced plans to launch Pakistan’s first four-year degree program in blockchain technology, reflecting the institution’s commitment to equipping youth with cutting-edge digital skills. The announcement was made during a seminar titled “Shaping

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Govt Vows Stronger Support for Private Education Sector

Minister of State for Federal Education and Professional Training (MoFEPT) Wajiha Qamar reaffirmed the federal government’s commitment to strengthening and supporting the private education sector, acknowledging its pivotal role in shaping Pakistan’s educational landscape. She made these remarks during a

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State Department Revokes 6000 Student Visas in Crackdown

The U.S. State Department confirmed that it has revoked roughly 6,000 student visas since Secretary of State Marco Rubio assumed office seven months ago, marking one of the most aggressive immigration enforcement campaigns in recent years. According to a senior