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The-Career-Guide-Book.Pdf The Career Guide Compiled By: Dr. Aftab Ahmad Chattha Ms. Rabail Hassan Toor Edited By: Tabinda Salman CoverPage: Sufian Ahmad Publishing Date: July, 2017 Edition: Ist Publisher: National Academy of Young Scientists (NAYS), Pakistan Contact: NAYS office, 2nd Floor, STC, University of the Punjab, New Campus, Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan. +92-300-7402202, [email protected], [email protected] (No part of this book can be copied or printed without prior permission from the publisher) NAYS- Pakistan Contents Introduction 03 Degree options: Medical and related fields 05 Agriculture and Life sciences 07 Engineering 08 Natural Sciences 09 Social Sciences 10 List of public Universities 11 List of Private Universities 14 List of Scholarship Funding Agencies, NGO's, Foundations in Pakistan providing Study Funds and Scholarships 17 P a g e | 2 The Career Guide… NAYS- Pakistan The Career Guide (Intermediate Students) Choosing a definite career after intermediate studies is the most important decision a student has to make, as whole future of the student depends on it. After successful completion of intermediate studies, one has to choose for a professional degree that will define the future career of the student. Due to lack of experience, awareness and proper guidance, the students can end up choosing the wrong career. In Pakistan, there is an impression that only medical and engineering fields are worth joining, but there are a limited number of seats and not all candidates can get admission in these fields. The tradition has to be changed, as there are many important professional degrees in every field where one can achieve good reputation not only in your country but also in the world.Most of the students who cannot secure admission in medical or engineering field waste important time of their life worrying about it, instead of exploring themselves and choosing some other field of their interest for further studies. So, Intermediate Students – Be Attentive! This information will help you to decide about your future. Normally “Pre-medical” students perceive that they do not have any other degree option beside MBBS, BDS, DVM and Pharm. D. in the field of medical sciences. Even the students of “Pre-engineering” are also not aware of many important degrees and their scope. This booklet contains important information for students about the subjects they can take after their intermediate studies so it will be very beneficial for you to read this to the end. When applying for higher studies, most of the students from areas like Baluchistan do not know that every university in Pakistan has quota and scholarships reserved for them. Every department of all Universities in Punjab provides free education to one student from Baluchistan. P a g e | 3 The Career Guide… NAYS- Pakistan When applying for admission, consider the following: Always prefer public universities to private universities even if you can afford to study in a private university, as private sector can never be opted as alternative to public sector (There is exception of only few private universities). Try to get admission in the main campus of the university as most of the sub-campuses of the universities do not fulfill the criteria of Higher Education Commission (HEC). There are few exceptions as the sub-campuses of University of the Punjab Lahore and University of agriculture Faisalabad fulfill the criteria of HEC. HEC has banned sub- campuses of many universities because they lacked the suitable infrastructure and faculty. Prefer not to go for merging degree programs. Following the trend in Europe, such degrees have been introduced in Pakistan that merge more than one fields and courses but so far there is not much scope of such degrees in Pakistan. The students should prefer to go in technical fields. You should prefer your country and your province for your higher studies. Given below are the degree options in different fields of studies (Medical, Agriculture, Life Sciences, Engineering, Natural Sciences and Social Sciences) and their scope in Pakistan as well as in foreign countries. Please go through them carefully and choose the professional field according to your interest and career goals. P a g e | 4 The Career Guide… NAYS- Pakistan Degree options in Medical and related fields: Sr. Degree Subject Scope No. Govt. Private Teaching Admini Self Industry Research Foreign strative 1 MBBS Medical 2 BDS Medical 3 D. Pharm. Medical 4 DVM Medical 5 BS (hons) Medical Ophthalmology 5 BS (hons) Medical Optometry and Orthoptics 7 BS Nursing Medical 8 BS (hons) Medical Pediatrics 9 Doctor of Physical Medical Therapy (DPT) 10 BS (hons) Medical Nutrition 11 BS Medical Medical Nutrition and Dietetics 12 BS Food Sciences Medical and Human Nutrition 13 BS Pharmaceutical Medical Chemistry 14 BS Pharmacology Medical 15 BS Medical Medical Imaging and Technology (MIT) 16 BS Emergency and Medical Intensive care Sciences 17 BS (hons) Dental Medical Technology 18 BS (hons) Dental Medical hygiene P a g e | 5 The Career Guide… NAYS- Pakistan 19 BS (hons) Cardiac Medical Perfusions 20 BS (hons) Medical Operation theatre technology 21 BS Respiratory Medical therapy 22 BS (hons) Medical Orthopedic Medicine 23 BS (hons) Imaging Medical technology and Radiography 24 BS Medical Medical Imaging and Ultrasonography 25 BS Anesthesia Medical Technology 26 BS Applied Medical Molecular Biology and Forensic Sciences 27 BS Clinical Medical Psychology 28 Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine P a g e | 6 The Career Guide… NAYS- Pakistan Degree options in Agriculture and Life sciences Sr. Degree Subject Scope No. Govt Private Teaching Adminis Self Industry Research Foreign trative 1 BS (hons) Agriculture Agriculture 2 BS (hons) Agriculture Agriculture and Resource Economics 3 BS Food Supply Management Chain Sciences Management 4 BS Integrated Agriculture Agriculture Management 5 BS Agriculture Agriculture (Plant Pathology) 6 BS Agriculture Agriculture (Horticulture) 7 BS Agriculture Agriculture (Food Science and Technology) 8 BS Agriculture Agriculture (Entomology) 9 BS (hons) Food Agriculture Science and Technology 10 BS (hons) Life Sciences Animal Sciences 11 BS Life Science Life Sciences and Business Management 12 BS Animal Life Sciences Production and Technology 13 BS Animal Life Sciences Nutrition 14 BS Dairy Life Sciences Farming 15 BS Meat Life Sciences Science and Technology 16 BS (hons) Life Sciences Biological Sciences 17 BS Life Sciences Environmental Sciences 18 BS Dairy Life Sciences Technology 19 BS Poultry Life Sciences Technology 20 BS Bee Life Sciences Farming 21 BS Fishing and Life Sciences P a g e | 7 The Career Guide… NAYS- Pakistan Wildlife 22 BS (hons) Life Sciences Biotechnology 23 BS (hons) Life Sciences Bioinformatics 24 BS (hons) Life Sciences Botany 25 BS (hons) Life Sciences Microbiology 25 BS (hons) Life Sciences Zoology 27 BS (hons) Food Life Sciences Sciences 28 BS Molecular Life Sciences Biology and Molecular genetics 29 BS (hons) Life Sciences Biochemistry Degree options for Engineering Students: Sr. Degree Subject Scope No. Govt Private Teaching Adminis Self Industry Research Foreign trative 1 Civil Engineering Engineering 2 Electrical Engineering Engineering 3 Chemical Engineering Engineering 4 Environmental Engineering Sciences and Engineering 5 Software Engineering Engineering 6 Building and Engineering Architecture Engineering 7 Geological Engineering Engineering 8 Industrial Engineering Engineering 9 Mechatronics Engineering and Civil Engineering 10 Mechanical Engineering Engineering 11 Mining Engineering Engineering 12 Metallurgical Engineering and Material Engineering 13 Petroleum and Engineering Gas Engineering 14 Coal Engineering Engineering P a g e | 8 The Career Guide… NAYS- Pakistan 15 Polymer Engineering Engineering 16 Transportation Engineering Engineering 17 BE Engineering Architecture 18 Production and Engineering Industrial Design 19 BE Textile Engineering Design 20 BS Computing IT and Data Science 21 Bachelor of Engineering Interior Design 22 Bachelor of Engineering Graphic Design 23 BS Aviation Engineering Management 24 Bachelor of Engineering Textile Technology Management 25 BS Aircraft Engineering Management and Engineering Technology 26 BS Energy Engineering Production 27 BS Technical Engineering Education 28 Telecom Engineering Engineering Degree options in the fields of Natural Sciences: Sr. Degree Subject Scope No. Govt Private Teaching Admini Self Industry Research Foreign strative 1 BS Natural Computational Sciences Physics 2 BS High Natural Energy Physics Sciences 3 BS Solid State Natural Physics Sciences 4 BS Space Natural Sciences Sciences 5 BS Geography Natural Sciences 6 BS Physics Natural Sciences 7 BS Chemistry Natural Sciences 8 BS Applied Natural Geology Sciences 9 BS Archeology Natural Sciences 10 BS Physical Natural P a g e | 9 The Career Guide… NAYS- Pakistan Education Sciences 11 BS Natural Mathematics Sciences 12 BS Statistics Natural Sciences 13 BS Computer IT Sciences Degree options in the fields of Social Sciences: Sr. Degree Subject Scope No Govt
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