HYDERABAD, Oct 12 (APP): Shaheed Benazir Bhutto University Shaheed Benazirabad has achieved a significant milestone in its academic and research development.
Through the personal efforts of Vice-Chancellor Engineer Professor Dr Madad Ali Shah, the Higher Education Commission (HEC), Islamabad, Pakistan, has granted approval for the launch of a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) programme in Management Sciences at the university.
On this important achievement, Vice-Chancellor Engineer Professor Dr Madad Ali Shah congratulated Professor Dr Salman Bashir Memon, Dean of the Faculty of Management Sciences, Associate Professor Dr Muhammad Arif Gujjar and Associate Professor Dr Nawaz Ahmed.
He also expressed his gratitude to the Higher Education Commission Sindh for its valuable co-operation and support.Addressing faculty members, students and administrative staff on the occasion, Vice-Chancellor said that approval of the PhD programme marked a significant step forward in the university’s academic, research and institutional development.
He said that this achievement was the result of teamwork, continuous hard work, dedication, mutual co-operation and a shared commitment to academic excellence. He said that the university, established in accordance with the vision and mission of Shaheed Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto, would continue to expand its educational and research activities.
He emphasized that university’s objective was not merely to provide higher education, but also to develop talented, creative and research-oriented young scholars who could demonstrate their abilities at national and international levels and bring recognition to the university, Sindh and Pakistan.
The VC reaffirmed that the university’s journey towards progress and excellence would continue through collective efforts. He added that every effort would be made to introduce new academic and research programmes in the future, with the aim of further enhancing the quality of higher education and research.
The approval of the PhD programme in Management Sciences is expected to create new opportunities for advanced research, strengthen research capabilities and broaden the scope of academic activities at the university.