Annual Report 2008-09
University of Peshawar NWFP, Pakistan
University of Peshawar Annual Report 2008-09
University of Peshawar N-W.F.P, Pakistan
University of Peshawar In the name of ALLAH, The most Beneficient, the most Merciful
Prepared by the Directorate of Planning & Development University of Peshawar. Views/ comments/ suggestion for further improvement may be forwarded to Director Planning & Development. Table of Contents Annual Report 2008-09
TABLE OF CONTENTS
EXECTIVE SUMMRY...... 6
VICE-CHANCELLOR’S MESSAGE ...... 7
FACULTIES...... 8 Faculty of Arts and Humanities...... 8 Department of Anthropology...... 11 Department of Archaeology...... 14 Department of History ...... 20 Department of English and Applied Linguistics ...... 25 Department of Philosophy...... 29 Department of Arts & Design ...... 31 Faculty of Islamic & Oriental Studies...... 33 Department of Arabic ...... 36 Department of Islamiyat ...... 39 Department of Pashto...... 41 Department of Persian...... 44 Department of Seerat Studies ...... 47 Department of Urdu...... 50 Faculty of Life & Environmental Sciences ...... 55 Centre of Biotechnology ...... 58 Department of Botany...... 64 Institute of Chemical Sciences...... 69 Department of Environmental Sciences...... 87 Department of Geography, Urban & Regional Planning...... 92 Department of Geology...... 105 Department of Zoology...... 111 Department of Pharmacy...... 116 Faculty of Management and Information Sciences ...... 121 Department of Journalism and Mass Communication ...... 124 Department of Library & Information Sciences ...... 128 College of Home Economics...... 131 Quaid-e-Azam College of Commerce...... 144 Institute of Management Studies...... 148
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Faculty of Numerical & Physical Sciences ...... 151 Department of Computer Science ...... 154 Department of Electronics ...... 160 Department of Mathematics...... 163 Department of Physics ...... 166 Department of Statistics...... 172 Faculty of Social Sciences ...... 176 Department of Economics...... 180 Institute of Education and Research ...... 184 Department of International Relations ...... 194 Department of Political Science...... 198 Law College ...... 203 Department of Psychology...... 208 Social Development Studies ...... 213 Jinnah College for Women University of Peshawar...... 223 Materials Research Laboratory ...... 233 Centralized Resource Laboratory...... 237 Provost Office, University of Peshawar...... 241 Staff Training Institute, Univeristy of Peshawar...... 243 Sports Activities...... 244 Legal Cell Report...... 247 Students’ Societies ...... 255 Developmental Projects/Scholarships (P&D) ...... 268 Central Library University of Peshawar...... 270 Directorate of Works Activities...... 272 Quality Enhancement Cell, University Of Peshawar...... 274 Academic Section, University of Peshawar ...... 276
University of Peshawar Page v Exective Summary Annual Report 2008-09
Exective Summry
The University of Peshawar being a mother university of the NWFP is catering to the academic needs not only of Peshawar but almost all of the province and Federally Administered tribal Areas also. The highly qualified and trained faculty, student friendly and supportive administration, modern curricula, conducive academic environment and excellent infrastructure are the hallmarks of this University. Its role in political, industrial and government leadership is recognized. The output of this university in the practical life helps in bringing positive changes in the society. The total regular students enrollment of the University during the year 2008-2009 12,908, including 6,078 at undergraduate, 6,211 Masters, 95 MS, 310 at M.Phil. and 214 at Ph.D. level. The University continues to support the faculty development program by way of scholarships for higher studies both for inland and abroad categories. During the year 2008-09 three scholars have been recommended for foreign while five for inland category. The faculty of this University has been making steadily increasing contribution to the research & development, besides teaching and assessment. During the year 2008-09 around 26 journals, 11 books, 53 research papersand, 96 conference papers and 199 publications have been published. The number of conferences organized are 26 and 81 were attended by the faculty members. Students have been provided with scholarship/fee concession to support their studies. Around 1048 students have benefited from the scholarship opportunities in various faculties. Students have shown remarkable performance in their academics. They have also been actively engaged in extra-curricular activities. The University of Peshawar grabbed 1 st position in volleyball among 53 participating universities whereas, in athletics University got 2nd position among 48 participating universities. In other sports events distinctions have been achieved. To polish the hidden qualities of students and enhance their creative potentials, University of Peshawar has formed 12 societies. These societies help students to prepare for the future challenges. Each society has its own contribution in their respective areas. Around the year they involve students in constructive activities. Peshawar University provides on the campus accommodation to the needy students from far flung areas. There are eight hostels for male students while five for female students of the University. Around 4000 students were accommodated on the campus during the year 2008-09.
University of Peshawar has its own Quality Enhancement Cell (QEC) that is constantly involved in ensuring enhancement of the academic standards including very high emphasis on controlling plagiarism among the faculty and students. It provides feedback for the quality assurance of various academic programs. The faculty evaluations survey was conducted for the academic session 2008-09 and Self Assessment Reports were received from nine departments. Various MOUs were signed for establishing linkages with foreign universities
Page 6 University of Peshawar Vice-Chancellor’s Message Annual Report 2008-09
Vice-Chancellor’s Message
The information technology revolution has helped tremendously in bringing the world closer to the level of a global village. Under the circumstances, not a single nation can live in isolation. Every nation has to play its role in the well being and uplift of the global community.
In order to fulfill our responsibilities we have to work objectively towards achieving excellence in all spheres of human interactions. This demands giving up our present lethargy and hibernation and adopting high standards of discipline, efficiency, professionalism and integrity at all levels.
We cannot safeguard our national interests unless we change our social conduct and attitude. The present level of our society is a direct out come of our poor human conduct, intolerance, injustice, inequity, incompetent and selfish leadership and lack of foresight on part of those running the state machinery. To this end we have to follow and practice the sacred injunctions in their true spirit, and not merely practice rituals and traditions, in all conceivable human interactions.
It goes without saying that educational institutions provide avenues for foremost social interactions and the university being the highest seats of learning do play its role to produce not only skilled workforce and high quality professionals for the state machinery but also dedicated and selfless leadership capable of moulding destiny of the nation.
In order to assess the progress of the university regarding its functions on providence of services and achievement of its mission, the Annual Report has been prepared not only as a statutory reqirement but to factually highlight its strengths and weaknesses in order to review its policies for optimal performance and for setting a future direction accordingly.
The Annual Report for the academic Session 2007-08 provide a true picture of all the activities undertaken. The report may serve as a guiding post in formulating strategies for the future.
Let me invoke that preparation and presentation of Annual Report is a statutory requirement and must be taken seriously in providing correct and relevant information in time.
In the end, I pray for strength and farsight to work whole heartedly with full devotion and concentration to elevate this Alma matter to a world Class University.
Prof. Dr. Azmat Hayat Vice-Chancellor
University of Peshawar Page 7 Faculty of Arts and Humanities Annual Report 2008-09
Faculties
For the purpose of achieving academic excellence, the University of Peshawar has been organized on the basis of relevance of academic discipline into six faculties these are (i) Arts & Humanities, (ii) Islamic & Oriental Studies, (iii) Life & Environmental Sciences, (iv) Management and Information Sciences, (v) Numerical and Physical Sciences, and (vi) Social Sciences
Faculty of Arts and Humanities
Vision
To seek promote and achieve excellence in knowledge-based education and research.
Mission
The mission of the faculty is to produce graduates of high caliber to shoulder future responsibilities. The faculty is striving hard to have trained, qualified and competent teachers and researchers to cope with emerging global developments in all fields of research. The departments and faculty members are encouraged to establish academic links/projects with national/international universities and research institutes for the promotion of education and welfare of the civil society.
Faculty Strength Department Teaching Staff Para-Teaching Staff Permanent Contract Permanent Contract Anthropology 3 2 4 1 Archaeology 10 - 12 1 English 8 1 6 1 Arts & Design 6 3 6 1 History 8 1 5 - Philosophy 6 - 4 - Total: 41 7 37 4
Faculty Input
Students Enrollment
Department Bachelor MA MSc M.Phil. Ph.D. Anthropology - 189 - - - Archaeology - 119 - 3 3 English - 122 19 10 10 Arts & Design 77 - - - - History - 129 - 2 1 Philosophy - 70 - 9 4 Total: 77 629 19 24 18
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Research Projects Department Undertaken Submitted Anthropology - - Archaeology 4 - English 4 - Arts & Design - - History - - Philosophy - - Total: 8 -
Faculty Peruse Higher Qualification Department Inland Abroad Anthropology 3 - Archaeology - 1 English 1 1 Arts & Design 2 - History 2 - Philosophy 6 - Total: 14 2
Own Source Scholarship Department Inland Abroad Anthropology - - Archaeology - - English - - Arts & Design - - History - -- Philosophy - - Total: - -
Students Scholarship Anthropology 30 Archaeology 1 English 5 Arts & Design 7 History 18 Philosophy 2 Total: 63
Visits by Foreign Professor/Scientists Anthropology - Archaeology - English - Arts & Design - History - Philosophy - Total: -
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Conferences/Workshops/Seminars/Symposia Attended Department Workshops Seminars Conferences Symposia Anthropology - - - - Archaeology - - - - English - - 1 - Arts & Design - - - - History - - 3 - Philosophy - - - - Total: - - 4 -
Conferences/Workshops/Seminars/Symposia Organized Department Workshops Seminars Conferences Symposia Anthropology - - - - Archaeology - - - 1 English - - - - Arts & Design - - - - History - - 1 - Philosophy - - - - Total: - - 1 1
Faculty Output
Journals/Books/Monographs/Publications/Projects completed Department Journals Books Monographs Publication Training Imp. Rec. Anthropology ------Archaeology 1 2 - 10 - - English 1 - - 3 - - Arts & Design ------History - - - 7 - - Philosophy ------Total: 2 2 - 20 - -
Page 10 University of Peshawar Department of Anthropology Annual Report 2008-09
Department of Anthropology
Brief History The Department was started in 1982 under the Chairmanship of Professor Karam Elahi. In the beginning three disciplines i.e Social Work, Sociology and Anthropology work together. However, in 1992 three in one department was bifurcated, hence, social work department started work independently while Sociology and Anthropology was continued till 17th of August, 2009 when the present Vice Chancellor through executive order merged number of department and created a new structure. In the new setup the department of Anthropology and Archeology were merged in the Institute of Archeology and Anthropology.
Since its inception Anthropology tremendously flourished and attracted the students for admission because of subject taught in the department which fruitfully contribute to participatory planning and community development at the grass root level. Taught courses are designed in a way which addresses the socio economic and cultural issues of Pakistan. Hence, the graduates of this department are serving in different government and non-government organization serving the very interest of community development.
Teaching Staff Name of Staff Member Qualification Area of Specialization Designation BPS Dr. Muhammad Taieb M.Phil Anthropology (legal and Associate 20 (Peshawar) political anthropology) Professor Ph.D (QAU Islamabad) Mr. Jamil Ahmad M.A Anthropology Lecturer 18 Ms. Shadab Rana M.A Anthropology Lecturer 18 Mr. Ali Askar M.A Anthropology *Lecturer 18 Mr. Shabbir Ahmad M.Phil Anthropology *Lecturer 18 *On Contract
Supporting Staff Name of Staff Member Designation BPS Mr. Habib ur Rehman Afridi Assistant 14 Mr. Muhammad Zahid Senior Clerk 09 Mr. Javed Khan Senior Clerk 09 Mr. Khan Badshah Naib Qasid 04 Mr. Alamgir Shah *Naib Qasid 02 *On Contract
Faculty Pursuing Higher Qualification
Inland Name Designation Qualification Area Of University Department Pursued Specialization Mr. Jamil Lecturer M.Phil Anthropology Peshawar Institute of social Ahmad development studies Ms. Shadab Lecturer M.Phil Anthropology Peshawar Institute of social
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Name Designation Qualification Area Of University Department Pursued Specialization Rana development studies Mr. Ali Askar Lecturer M.Phil Anthropology Peshawar Institute of social development studies
Co – Curricular Activities of Faculty
Ms. Shadab rana Member: Population Association of Pakistan Mr. Jamil Ahmad a. Member: population association of pakistan b. Member: provincial sub-technical committee hiv-aids c. Member: culture dramatic society d. Member: tag (TECHNICAL advisory group) committee for component of provincial aids control programme
Mr. Ali Askar a. member: population association of pakistan
Students Enrollment
Master Programme Male Female Total Morning Evening Morning Evening Morning Evening Previous 39 42 07 03 46 45 Final 43 45 07 03 50 48
Scholarships Awarded To Students Source of Scholarship Number Orak Zai Agency 1 Distt: Charsadda 2 North Waziristan Agency 1 Distt: Peshawar 1 Khyber Agency 1 University 23
Achievements Distinctions (Award, Medal etc) Students MA (Previous) Ambreen Hakim 344 Marks 1st Position Sadaf Arbab 340 Marks 2nd Position Zahid Ullah 339 Marks 3rd Position MA (Final) Tayyaba Khalid 835 Marks 1st Position Tania Yehya 811 Marks 2nd Position Rubina Ahmad 800 Marks 3rd Position
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Future plan
The Department is plan to start BA Honor program his Social Anthropology that would prepare student for applied social sciences jobs. After qualifying their BA Honors the students would be given opportunities to proceed to their MA in Social Anthropology. Undergraduate students would be trained in a diverse learning environment. During process of learning basic values of Islam and democracy would be inculcated to enable the students to lead lives of personal integrity and civic responsibility in a global society. Skilled graduates would be prepared to compete in a diverse market. Campus environment would be promoted to develop a spirit of serving irrespective of any belonging and friendly atmosphere would be encouraged that values intellectual curiosity, pursuit of knowledge and academic freedom and integrity.
The department also plans to start research degree in the near future. Linkages would be developed with academically Universities of the developed country. The department also plans to re-start a research journal “Culture” which used to be published in the past.
University of Peshawar Page 13 Department of Archaeology Annual Report 2008-09
Department of Archaeology
Brief History
Staff and students of this Department feel pride in its strong foundation of teaching and research laid by its founding staff Professor (Dr.) Ahmad Hasan Dani, Professor (Dr.) Farzand Ali Durrani, Professor Farid Khan, Professor (Dr.) Abdur Rahman and Professor Fidaullah Sehrai. They untiringly worked hard to establish the first ever teaching Department among all others in Universities of the country and made it recognized by teaching and research of high standing world widely.
My appeal to the Faculty and students of this Department is to keep up the hardly earned name of this Department by the above mentioned torch-bearers who happen to be the beacon of light and rightly to be followed in their footsteps not only to carry their missions forward in the diverse fields of the discipline of Archaeology but also as good human beings as a priceless legacy they left for us.
Let us make a pledge that we shall follow them in letter and spirit and work for the betterment of the humanity by preserving the golden common human heritage.
Staff Strength
Teaching Staff Permanent Name of Staff Qualification Area of Specialization Designation BPS Mr. Muhammad Farooq M.A. (Pesh) Buddhist Art of Gandhara Professor 21 Swati Ph. D (UK) Mr. Taj Ali M.A. (Pesh) Islamic Art and Professor 21 Ph. D (Germany) Architecture Mr. Ihsan Ali* M.A. (Pesh) Ancient Settlement Professor 21 LL.B (Pesh) Pattern Ph. D (UK) Mr. Muhammad Nasim M.A. (Pesh) Palaeography and Professor 21 Khan M.Phil.(Pesh) Epigraphy M.Phil. (France) Ph. D (France) Mr. Shah Nazar M.A. (Pesh) Ancient History of Associate 20 Khan** LL.B (Pesh) Peshawar Professor Ph. D (Pesh) Mr. Mukhtar Ali M. A (Pesh) Working on Ph.D Assistant 20 Durrani dissertation ‘Samma Professor Period Architecture At Makli hills, Thatta’. Mr. Muhammad Naeem M.A. (Pesh) Working on Ph.D Lecturer 18 Qazi M. Phil (Pesh) dissertation ‘History and Architecture of the Arghun and Tarkhans at Makli hills Thatta’. Mr. Zakirullah Jan M.A. (Pesh) ‘Bronze Age Lecturer 18 Ph.D (Pesh) Archaeology of Pakistan’
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Name of Staff Qualification Area of Specialization Designation BPS
Mr. Gul Rahim Khan M.A. (Pesh) Numismatics Assistant 18 M.Phil. (Pesh) Curator-cum- Ph.D (Pesh) Lecturer Mr. Nidaullah Sehrai M. A. (Pesh) Working on Ph.D Assistant 18 dissertation ‘Architectural Curator-cum- Decoration in the Lecturer Buddhist Art of Gandhara and Udiyana’ * Acting Vice Chancellor, Hazara University and Vice Chancellor, Abdul Wali Khan University Mardan. ** On sabbatical leave.
Supporting Staff
Permanent Staff
SNo. Name of Staff Member Designation BPS 1. Mr. Asad Ali Photographic Superintendent 16 2. Mr. Muhammad Naeem Surveyor-cum-Draughtsman 16 3. Mr. Nihar Hussain Office Assistant 14 4. Mr. M. Pervaiz Office Assistant 11 4. Mr. Khair Muhammad Office Assistant 14 5. Mr. Sher Hussain Junior Clerk 5 6. Mr. Raj Wali Driver 5 7. Mr. Imtiaz Ahmad Museum Attendant 5 8. Mr. Sardar Zeb Naib Qasid (Deptt.) 4 9. Mr. Ashfaq Ali -do- 2 10. Mr. Khan Sherin Receptionist 5 12. Mr. Abdul Rauf Gallery Attendant 2
Contract Staff SNo. Name of Staff Designation BPS / Fixed Pay (Specify Fund)
1 Mr. Asim Amin Key Punch Operator BPS-11/ Rs.8200-
Faculty Pursuing Higher Qualification (University / HEC / Other Scholarship) Abroad Name Designation Qualification Area Of Study Country University / Funding / Pursued / Specialization Department Scholarship Dr. Gul Lecturer Post-Doctoral Numismatics British Coins and British Rahim Khan Museum, Medals Museum UK
Publication
University of Peshawar Page 15 Department of Archaeology Annual Report 2008-09
Nasim Khan (2005) published in 2008 ‘Terra Cotta Seal-impressions from Bala Hisar, Charsadda’ Ancient Pakistan. Vol. XVI: 13-23. Peshawar Nasim Khan, M. (2008) ‘Excavation at Aziz Dheri: Stupa Settlement Site in Ancient Gandhara – Glimpses from Field Campaign 1993 and 2007-2008’ Gandharan Studies: Vol.II. Nasim Khan, M., Cameron Petrie and Peter Magee ‘Emulation at the Edge of Empire: the Adaptation of Non Local Vessel Forms in the NWFP, Pakistan During Mid Late First millennium BC’ Gandharan Studies: Vol.II.
Gul Rahim Khan (2005) published in 2008 ‘Herakles on Huvishka Coins: A Study of Copper Hoard from Swat’, Ancient Pakistan. Vol. XVI: 25-23 Peshawar
Shah Nazar Khan (2005) published in 2008 ‘In Quest of Nasir Bagh: A Lost Garden of the Late Mughul Period in Peshawar’, Ancient Pakistan. Vol. XVI: 49-52 Peshawar
Zakirullah Jan and M.A. Durrani (2005) published in 2008 ‘A Brief Survey of Some Late Mughal Period Monuments in Kulachi Town, Dera Ismail Khan, Paksitan’, Ancient Pakistan. Vol. XVI: 53-61: Peshawar
Conference Papers
Inland / Foreign
Inland Foreign - 5
HEC Recognized / Others S# Author Title of Research Presentation Conference Title 1 Dr. M. Kashmir Smast Archaeology. Second International Symposium on Nasim Khan Campaign 2006/2007 Latest Discoveries in the Cultural Heritage of Ancient Gandhara and Other Parts of Pakistan held at Baragali summer campus, University of Peshawar 2 -do- Excavation at Aziz Dheri: A -do- Diagnostic Study 3 Mr. Madrassah of Shaikh Hammad -do- Mukhtar Ali Jamali, Thatta, Sindh Durrani 4 Dr. Gul A Copper Hoard of the Great -do- Rahim Kushans 5 Dr. The Emerging Mature Indus -do- Zakirullah Phase in the Gomal Valley, Jan Pakistan
Books / Monographs
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Nasim Khan, M. (2008) Coins from Kashmir Smast: New Numismatic Evidence, Peshawar Nasim Khan, M. (2008) Kharoasthi Manuscripts from Gandhara
Journal(s) Published By Department Editor / Year of ISSN Funding Status No. of Title of the Incharge First No Source Issues Journal Issue Ancient Prof. Dr. M. 1964 0066- University of Continue 16 Pakistan Farooq Swati 1600 Peshawar
Conference / Seminars / Workshops Organized Name of Organizer Title of Conference Date Venue Sponsoring Agency Second International 3rd August Baragali Jointly sponsored Professor Dr. M. Symposium on Latest - 5th Summer by the HEC and Farooq Swati Discoveries in the August Camp, Department of Cultural Heritage of 2008 University Archaeology Ancient Gandhara and of Other Parts of Pakistan Peshawar
Research Projects Funded by
1. External (HEC) S No. Title of the Projects Name of the Principal Amount Investigator Peshawar Cambridge Universities Dr. M.Nasim Khan HEC funded Linkage Programme in Archaeology
2. Other Agencies Name of the Principal S No. Title of the Projects Investigator Amount Kashmir Smast Archaeological Research Dr. M.Nasim Khan NFCH funded 1. Project
Pak UK Archaeological Research Dr. M.Nasim Khan UK Funded 2. Project
Pak-Austrian Archaeological Research Dr. M. Nasim Khan Austrian Funded 3. Project
University of Peshawar Page 17 Department of Archaeology Annual Report 2008-09
Co – Curricular Activities of Faculty
Mr. Zakirullah Jan Organiser Lecturer, Department of Archaeology & Creative Art Society Deputy Director, Students’ Societies University of Peshawar and Indus Society of Provost Office, University of Peshawar Archaeology Students Mr. Muhammad Naeem Qazi Adventure/Hiking Club and Khyber Literary Club (Lecturer) Mr. Asad Ali Photo-Video Club (Photo Superintendent)
Students Enrollment
Master Programme Male Female Total Morning Evening Morning Evening Morning Evening
M.A (Previous) 17 22 13 - 30 22
M.A (Final) 23 26 18 - 41 26
M.Phil Programme Male Female Total M.Phil Leading to Ph.D 01 02 03
Ph.D Programme Male Female Total PH.D 01 02 03
Scholarships Awarded To Students Name Source of Scholarship Mr. Zafar Hayat HEC Indigenous scholarship M.Phil leading to Ph.D. Achievements
Distinctions (Award, Medal etc) Zarawar Khan secured first class first position in MA (Archaeology) under the Students academic session 2006-07 and entitled to gold medal.
Students Field Trips (Curriculum Based) The students of MA (Archaeology) Previous year visited different, monuments and
Page 18 University of Peshawar Department of Archaeology Annual Report 2007-08 archaeological sites in Swabi and Mardan. . They also got field training during the on-going excavations at Hund The students of MA (Archaeology) Final year visited different monuments in and around Lahore, Multan Bahawlpur, Och, Rohtas and Taxila. Students Activities (Drama’s, Competition etc) The students of MA (Archaeology) Previous and Final year as well as research scholars attended extension lectures delivered by national and international professors and experts on the subject.
Future plan Objectives For The Session 2008-09 The Department was opened to train students for the better interest of the subject, nation and the country. We are the first to be credited for starting teaching and research in Archaeology. The first and foremost mission of the Department is to produce skilled personnel for promoting Archaeology at national and international level. Ours is research-oriented job. We create sense of research amongst the students while graduating here. They get advanced training in and abroad in different fields of their interest for the promotion of knowledge in diverse areas of specialization. The Department is also engaged in arousing awareness among the general masses to realize the status and importance of tangible and intangible cultural heritage of the country. Dissemination of relevant knowledge has greatly helped in promoting this awareness resulting in preservation of archaeological sites and monuments. Now the people are showing keen interest in reconstructing cultural heritage and ancient history of our homeland just because of the struggles of the staff and students of the Department. The Department plays an instrumental role in promoting cultural tourism thereby accumulating foreign exchange to the government treasury. The protected monuments all over the country are frequently visited by tourists that also form a constant source of our income. Our mission is also to strengthen political relations with the neighbouring countries by interacting with them in the domain of teaching and research. We are making progress in signing research projects with the top class Universities and Museums world over to delve deeper the roots and developmental march of civilizations that flourished on this soil. We are also aiming at sharing information pertaining to our subject with the international experts through holding seminars and conferences that are attended by a large number of renowned scholars and intellectual from different countries of the world. This is our mission to generate leadership qualities among the students and scholars of the Department to vie with their counterparts in other disciplines specially designed for the purpose.
Strategies For The Session 2008-09 We are working on the proposal for upgrading the Department to an institute of Archaeology. It will have a provision for running 4-years integrated bachelor degree courses and a provision of research-based degrees of M.S. and Ph.D. It will also have the provision for training facilities to the In-service employees in different fields such as teachers, administrators and workers in education and tourism department. The Department is planning to hold an International Workshop on Gandharan Cultural Heritage in November 2009. (in jointly auspices with Department of Archaeology and Museums, Government of Pakistan and the RWTH Aachen University, FR Germany).
University of Peshawar Page 19 Department of History Annual Report 2008-09
Department of History
Brief History
History is a study of the human past in its entirety, individual, society and state, the rise and fall of the dynasties and civilizations, the shaping of cultures and the making of social fabrics, learning lessons from the mistakes of the past people and seeking inspiration from their achievements and successes to reform our present and to secure an even better future. In the words of a scholar, “History is to nations what memory is to individuals”. Without knowledge of history, we have no entity, no inspiration, no aim, no present and no future. A nation without advancement in the field of science and technology stands in the last row of the community of nations but a nation without knowledge of its history doesn’t find place even in the last row… It stands No WHERE.
The Department of History, University of Peshawar is a reputed center of learning, an institution of higher learning and research in historical sciences. It can boast of producing some imminent scholars, researchers, writers, educationists, civil servants and enlightened politicians. We not only impart knowledge but promote an understanding of the knowledge and train our students in the art of civilized living.
The Department of History is presently located at the building housing the Area Studies Centre and Pakistan Studies Centre, facing the office of the Controller of Examinations, University of Peshawar. It is one of the pioneer departments of the University and a mother institution to many departments that originated from it like the Political Science Department, the International Relations Department, the Archaeology Department, the Social Studies and Social Work Department. It has a reputation of being one of the most well disciplined and organized departments in the University. The Department will soon be shifted to a new building being constructed by the University, which the students will find more conducive to studies and research.
Name of Faculty Qualification Area of specialization Designation BPS member Dr. Syed Minhaj ul Ph.D Pakistan affairs and NWFP Professor 21 Hassasn Dr. Ghulam Taqi Ph.D History of the Middle east and Professor 21 Bangash Iran (Retired on 30.4.09) Dr. Javed IQBAL Ph.D Pakistan Freedom movement Lecturer 19 and History of USA Mr.Salman Bangash MA Modern history of Europe and Lecturer 18 PhD Scholar Great Britain Mr. Daniyal Khan MA Islamic history and culture and Lecturer 18 civilization
Mr. Waqar Ali Shah M.Phil Mughal History Lecturer 18 PhD Scholar Mr. Zahid Ali MA Modern Afghanistan Lecturer 18 PhD Scholar
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Mr. Altaf Qadir M.Phil Research Methodology and Lecturer 18 PhD Scholar Philosophy of History Sohaib Abdullah M.A History Modern Arab World Visiting *Per Teacher Hour *On Contract
Supporting Staff
Name of Staff Member Designation BPS Abdul Haseeb Librarian 17 Shamshad Khan Assistant S.G 16 Maqbool Hussain Assistant 14 Ali Khan Senior Clerk 09 Jamshed Khan Naib Qasid Sr. 02 Muhammad Nawaz Naib Qasid Jr. 02
Faculty Pursuing Higher Qualification
Inland Name Designation Qualification Area of Study / University/ Funding/ Pursued Specialization Department Scholarship Syed Assistant Ph.D Medieval History Area Study Self Waqar Ali Professor Centre, Shah University of Peshwar Altaf Qadir Lecturer Ph.D Syed Ahmad History Quaid-e- Self Shaheed’s Jihad Azam movement and its University impact upon the North West Frontier
Publication
Inland/Foreign Name of Author Title of Paper Name of Journal Issue Vol. Date Dr. Syed Minhaj ul 1951 General “Pakistan Journal of Volume XXIX, July- Hassan Election in the History and Culture, No.2, Decem NWFP” National Institute of ber Historical and Cultural 2008 Research, Islamabad, Dr. Javed Iqbal The Separation of Journal of History & Vol.xxix, No.02, (publis East Pakistan: Culture, National Institute July December hed in Analyzing the causes of Historical & Cultural 2008 2009) and fixing Research, Islamabad, responsibility, Salman Bangash Politicization of Central Asia, Journal Area Summer 2008 Madrassahs in Study Centre (Russia, Pakistan: A critical China and Central Asia), view University of Peshawar
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Conference Papers Inland/Foreign Details of Papers presented and published at Refereed International conferences by the Faculty members and students as First Author from 01.9.2008 to 31.8.2009. Name of Author Title of Paper Title of Name of Date Duration International Place/Host Conference Country Syed Minhaj ul Movement for the History of Department of 18-19 2 Day Hassan Restoration of Sindh (1843- History, October Democracy in Sindh 1999) University of 2008 Sindh -do- Women, War and Islamic Sheraton Hotel 16-18 3 days Peace in Pakhtoons’ Civilization Dhaka November Society in South Asia Bangladesh 2008 -do- An Analysis of Mirza The University of 03-04, 2 day Kalich Beg’s Book Contribution Sindh, Pakistan October “History of Sindh” of Shamsul 2009 Ulama Miraza Kalich Beg towards Language Literature an Society Altaf Qadir North West Frontier Islamic Sheraton Hotel 16-18 3 days and the War of Civilization Dhaka November Independence 1857; in South Asia Bangladesh 2008 the struggle of Mujahidin against the English
Conference/Seminars/Workshop Attended Name of Title of Date Venue Sponsoring Agency Participant Conference Syed Minhaj ul The State of Aug, 19-21, Baragali Summer Collaboration of Hassan Historical and 2009 Campus, National Institute of Cultural University of Historical and Research in Peshawar Cultural Research Pakistan Q.A. University Islamabad Dr. Javed Iqbal The State of Aug, 19-21, Baragali Summer Collaboration of Historical and 2009 Campus, National Institute of Cultural University of Historical and Research in Peshawar Cultural Research Pakistan Q.A. University Islamabad Syed Waqar Ali The State of Aug, 19-21, Baragali Summer Collaboration of Shah Historical and 2009 Campus, National Institute of Cultural University of Historical and
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Name of Title of Date Venue Sponsoring Agency Participant Conference Research in Peshawar Cultural Research Pakistan Q.A. University Islamabad
Organized
Name of Organizer Title of Date Venue Sponsoring Conference Agency Department of History The State of Aug, 19-21, Baragali Summer - & National Institute of Historical and 2009 Campus, Historical and Cultural Cultural University of Research Q.A. Research in Peshawar University Islamabad Pakistan
Co-Curricular Activities of Faculty
Newsletter published by Department The Department published a bi-annual News Letter by the name of “The Frontier Chronicler”. (Syed Waqar Ali Shah, Editor)
Students Enrollment
Master Programme Male Female Total Morning Evening Morning Evening Morning Evening History 19 22 19 7 38 29 Previous Final 16 14 21 11 37 25
M.Phil Programme Male Female Total History 1 1 2
Ph.D Programme Male Female Total History 1 - 1
Scholarships Awarded To Students Source of Scholarship Number Mora Scholarship 6 Agency Scholarship 12
Achievements Distinctions (Award, Medal etc) Students MA History Top Ms. Sabiha Atlas
University of Peshawar Page 23 Department of History Annual Report 2008-09
Future Plan
Our mission is to create a class of educated people who are conscious of their glorious past to inspire them to achieve an even better future and who are also mindful of the pitfalls of history that have caused the downfall of great nations and mighty civilizations in order to avoid that same mistakes from being committed. Our mission is to build a strong, prosperous and enlightened Pakistan by inculcating the spirit of freedom, liberty, self reliance and modernity among our students to spread it further among all the people of Pakistan.
Vision Statement To be a model department with focus on enhancement and sustenance of an academic environment conducive to excellence in teaching, research and community services. The vision of the Department of History is to establish itself as the premier social sciences program at the M.A., M. Phil., and Ph.D., levels in Pakistan, at least in the public sector. In a social sciences program, the principal determinants of research output are the strength of the faculty, both in qualitative and quantitative aspects, and the level of enthusiasm and competence of the students enrolled.
The department goals have been identified in terms of student performance, enhanced learning and research.
To impart knowledge
To provide best possible quality programme in History
To provide the students with best environment of research in the Department.
Page 24 University of Peshawar Department of English and Applied Linguistics Annual Report 2008-09
Department of English and Applied Linguistics
Brief History
The Department of English & Applied Linguistics was established in 1950. From only four students in 1951, the Department has now a population of more than a hundred students (morning and evening). The MPhil program was started in 1987, which was upgraded to PhD in 1996. We have produced, uptill now, twelve quality MPhil graduates and three PhDs. The quality and success of our MPhil/PhD program depends on our very rigorous selection process. To indulge in extra-curricular and co-curricular activities, the students have their own literary club, The English Literary Club, whose name is taken from the famous 18th century circle of Dr. Johnson. In the year 2002, the Department was renamed as the Department of English & Applied Linguistics to reflect the diverse academic interests of the faculty. The Seminar Library of the Department is very rich and caters to the needs of MA and MPhil/PhD students. Apart from the regular graduate and post graduate program, the Department offers various programs in Language and Linguistics. One such program is MS in Applied Linguistics. It is one year program with a rigorous coursework followed by a dissertation. The Department offers two fields of study: MPhil/PhD in Literature, and MPhil/PhD in Applied Linguistics. Candidates shall offer the required number of courses from either Literature or Applied Linguistics. The Department reserves the right to offer all or some of the optional courses in a particular session, depending on availability of teachers. The Department is running a very successful Language program for the students of FATA. It aims at enhancing the Language skills of the students enrolled to different undergraduate program in the University of Peshawar. Keeping in view, the success of this program, we are working on another such program to promote the Language skills of students. Supported Open Learner Centre (SOLC) is a joint venture of the British Council and the Department. It is directed towards learners’ autonomy and has become a great success within to a short time of eight months. SOLC is based in the Department, will become the department’s sole venture very soon.
Staff Strength
Teaching Permanent Staff Name of Staff Qualification Area of Specialization Designation BPS
Dr. Mujib Rahman PhD Applied Linguistics, ELT, Professor 21 Poetry, ESP/EAP Dr. Aurangzeb PhD (On leave) Professor 21 Nasir Jamal Khattak PhD 18 Century Prose, Professor 21 Shakespeare, Poetry, Mrs. Rubina Rahman MS Teaching Training; Assistant 20 Syllabus Design; Poetry Professor Dr. Shazia Sadaf PhD Contemporary Poetry, Lecturer 19 Victorian Period, Prose Mr. Amjad Saleem MA Lecturer 18 Ms. Sidra Tul Muntaha MA Lecturer 18 Mr. M. Taimur Salam MA Lecturer 18
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Supporting Staff
Permanent Staff S No. Name of Staff Member Designation BPS
1 Mr. Zewar Khan Librarian 18 2 Mr. Javed Khan Assistant 14 3 Mr. Amjad Khan Senior Clerk 09 4 Ms. Shaheen Shahzad Computer Operator 12 5 Mr. Awal Sher Naib Qasid 02 6 Mr. Khurshid Ahmad Naib Qasid 02
Contract Staff S No. Name of Staff Member Designation BPS / Fixed Pay (Specify Fund) 1 Ajab Khan Naib Qasid Contingent
Faculty Pursuing Higher Qualification (University / HEC / Other Scholarship)
Abroad Name Designation Qualification Area Of Country University / Status Pursued Study / Department Specialization Amjad Saleem Lecturer PhD Linguistics England Cardiff Proceedin g shortly
Inland Name Designation Qualification Area Of Study University Status Pursued / Specialization Mrs. Rubina Rahman Asstt. Prof. PhD Linguistics Peshawar In progress
Publication Nasir Jamal Khattak, “Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales: Ordein the Cant of 134-140, Chivalry. “The Journal of Humanities & Social Science, Vol.XVI, No 2 (2008).
Muhammad Ismail Wali & Nasir Jamal Khattak, “Seeing through Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, The Journal of Humanities & Social Science, Vo. XVI, No. 1 (2008): 53-62.
Conference Papers (Dr. Mujib Rahman) Cardiff, UK July 2009, (Nasir Jamal Khattak) Kabul, Afghanistan Nov. 14-16, 2008
Journal(s) Published By Department Title of the Journal Editor / Year of ISSN Funding Incharge First Issue No Source Peshawar English Review Nasir Jamal 2009 2072-5876 University of Khattak Peshawar
Page 26 University of Peshawar Department of English and Applied Linguistics Annual Report 2008-09
Research Projects
Funded by
External (HEC) Under ELTR Project i). PG Diploma/Ms in Applied Linguistics (2008-09)
Other Agencies: i). FATA (Access English Language Project) ii). Upcoming FATA Project iii). WCL (Washington College of Law)
Budgetary Provision Contingency 8, 19000 (2008-09)
Students Enrollment Master Programme Male Female Total Morning Evening Morning Evening Morning Evening Previous 9 18 31 18 40 36 Final 9 37 46 MS Programme Male Female Total Applied Linguistics 11 8 19 M.Phil Programme Male Female Total 9 1 10 Ph.D Programme Male Female Total 3 7 10
Scholarships Awarded To Students Name Source of Scholarship
Farah Rauf Agency Scholarship Liaqat ali khan Agency Scholarship Asadullah Agency Scholarship Rukhsana Jabeen Mora Scholarship Faisal Habib Agency Scholarship
Achievements
University of Peshawar Page 27 Department of English and Applied Linguistics Annual Report 2008-09
Distinctions (Award, Medal etc)
Staff Mr. Amjad Saleem has been awarded University scholarship for PhD abroad Students Khola Rashid (First position holder scoring 673/1100)
Future plan
The Department needs more space, at least another 10-15 rooms, to meet some of its future needs like classrooms, language lab, faculty offices, a seminar/conference room. Explore the possibility of reaching out to the on and off-campus community and offer short courses. To strengthen SOLC (Supported Open Learning Centre) and to integrate it into the undergraduate program the University of Peshawar plans to launch soon.
Page 28 University of Peshawar Department of Philosophy Annual Report 2008-09
Department of Philosophy
Brief History
In view of the importance of Philosophy as a foundational subject, the University Administration felt the need to introduce Philosophy at the University of Peshawar. So in 1962, the subject was introduced initially for Honors Degree in Philosophy. In 1963, however, the department was Elevated from Honor’s to Master’s level and ever since the department has been running post- graduate courses in Philosophy. In fact, the Department was able to produce it first batch of Twenty two graduates in 1965.
In the year 2000, the Department moved further and developed M.Phil / Ph.D courses. In 2003 the Department started enrollment of students in its M.Phil/Ph.D programe. We expect some of our Ph.D Scholars to complete their studies by the end of this year.
Teaching Staff Name of Staff Qualification Area of Designation BPS Specialization Mr. Sher Wahab M.A (Gold - Assistant - Medalist) Professor Mr. Sohail Ahmad Mian M.A (Gold - Assistant - Medalist) Professor Shuja Ahmad M.A (Gold - Lecturer - Medalist) Ms. Samina Rehman M.A - Lecturer - Sayeda Noreen Fatima M.A - Lecturer - Mr. Omer Khan M.A (Gold - Lecturer - Medalist)
Supporting Staff Name of Staff Designation BPS Mr. Athar Khan Senior Clerk 9 Mr. Shahid Khan Junior Clerk 7 Mr. Bad shah Naib Qasid 4 Mr. Mubarak Shah Helper 2
Faculty Pursuing Higher Qualification Inland Name Designation Qualification Area Of Study / University Status Pursued Specialization Sher wahab assistant Ph.D Environmental University In progress professor ethics of Peshawar Sohail ahmad assistant Ph.D Metaphysics University In progress mian professor of Peshawar Shuja ahmad lecturer Ph.D Linguistics University In progress of peshawar Ms. Samina lecturer Ph.D Feminism University In progress
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Name Designation Qualification Area Of Study / University Status Pursued Specialization Rehman of Peshawar Sayeda lecturer M.Phil Nil University In progress noreen fatima of Peshawar Mr. Omer lecturer Ph.D Nil In progress khan
Students Enrollment
Master Programme Male Female Total Morning Evening Morning Evening Morning Evening Previous 20 - 6 - 26 - Final 29 - 15 - 44 -
M.Phil Programme Male Female Total M. Phil 6 3 9
Ph.D Programme Male Female Total PH.D 4 - 4
Scholarships Awarded To Students Source of Scholarship Number Mora scholarship 2
Future plan We plan to update the syllabi and add more optional subjects in it. We intend to have more qualified faculty. We intend to provide more opportunities to our faculty to improve their qualification. We intend to introduce four years integrated programme
Page 30 University of Peshawar Department of Arts & Design Annual Report 2008-09
Department of Arts & Design
Introduction Name of the Department has been changed from Department of Fine Arts to Department of Art & Design recently. Established in 1964, this is the first ever institute of the province to encourage Art and Artistic activities in this part of the country, In 1980 and 1982, the Department was up graded to the level of BFA and then MFA respectively , Workshops Study Trips and regular class lectures are the integral part of the courses. Students having aesthetic sense of Art can take advantage of this reputable learning place. This Department has started the integrated four year Bachelor program from the session 2005.
To make this Department the best Art institute of the Province and to enhance the quality of education and teachings is our main objective
To provide modern facilities of education to the students on the premises and to boost up their educational level by holding workshops and seminars time to time. BFA Syllabus is designed in accordance with the HEC Academic Policies and for current job market available in various fields related to Art such as Textile industry, advertising industry etc., for becoming professional Artists and Designers.
Staff Strength
Teaching Staff Name of Staff Qualification Area of Specification Designation BPS Ms. Tayyeba Aziz MFA Painting Associate Professor 20 Ghazala Misbah PhD Islamic Architecture Assistant Professor 19 Gul Mehida Naz M.Phil Islamiat Assistant Professor 19 Mr. Saeedullah MFA Graphic Arts Assistant Professor 19 Farida Rashid MFA Fine Arts Lecturer 18 Mr. Younas Masood MFA GraphicArts Lecturer 18
Mr. M. Sher Ali Khan MFA Graphic Arts Lecturer N.A Ms. Quarrat-Ul-Ain MFA Graphic Arts Lecturer N.A Ms. Shumaila Bashir MFA Textile Design Lecturer N.A *On Contract (Fixed Pay)
Supporting Staff Name of Staff Member Designation BPS Ms. Nazra Munir Design Supervisor 17 Mr. Habib-Ur-Rahman Senior Clerk 09 Mr. Pervaiz Khan Junior Clerk 07 Mr. Irshad Ali Weaver 05 Mr. Zakirullah Naib Qasid 05 Mr. Bahroz Khan Naib Qasid 03 Bahar Ali Naib Qasid N.A *Contract staff (Fixed Pay)
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Faculty Pursuing Higher Qualification Inland Name Designation Qualification Area of Study /Country University Status Pursued Specialization Dr. Ghazala Misbah Assistant PhD Islamic Pakistan Quaid-e- A Professor Architecture Azam University Islamabad Ms. Gul Mehida Assistant M. Phil Islamiat Pakistan University A Naz Professor of Peshawar
Students Enrollment Bachelor Programme Male Female Total B. Art & Design-I 11 11 22 B. Art & Design-II 11 9 20 B. Art & Design-III 13 5 18 B. Art & Design-IV 10 7 17
Scholarships Awarded To Students Source of Scholarship Number Syeda Mubarik Scholarship 2 Mora Scholarship Mardan 1 100 % fee concession in connection with swat issue relief. 4
Achievements Students Field Trips (Curriculum Based) Students visited different Mosques of Peshawar for study the Architecture of Masques on 10th November, 2008. Study trip to folk heritage, and Museum of Natural History, Islamabad, on 17th January, 2009. Study trip to Printing Corporation and Government Press by the Advertising Students on 24th and 25th March, 2009
Future plan
This Department wants to commence semester system of examination from the next session.
Page 32 University of Peshawar Faculty of Islamic & Oriental Studies Annual Report 2008-09
Faculty of Islamic & Oriental Studies
Vision Master, M.Phil. Ph.D. programmes are already in progress in the Departments of this Faculty. We intend to start Diploma and Certificate Courses in Persian and Arabic for the graduates of Medical, Engineering and other disciplines of the University to enable the interested ones to play a useful role in the markets of neighbours Iran, Afghanistan and other countries of Central Asia as Peshawar University situated in NWFP is the gate-way to these countries. Department of Urdu of this Faculty is working on the degree courses of Urdu informatics in near future.
Mission Struggle to develop harmony, peace and mutual respect for human being through Islamic and Seerat Studies. Arabic, Persian, Urdu and Pashto are the main languages of the Islamic world. The mission of this Faculty is to convey and impart not only knowledge of these languages, but to strengthen spiritual links with the whole Islamic World and Preaching of cultural/spiritual values through the rich literature of oriental languages.
Objectives To work for promotion of Islamic and Oriental Studies.
To convene Conferences, Seminars and Workshops for promotion of issues related to these discipline.
To establish well furnished libraries stocking material on these discipline.
To establish linkages with Foreign universities in these discipline
Faculty Strength Department Teaching Staff Para-Teaching Staff Permanent Contract Permanent Contract Islamiyat 6 - 4 - Seerat Studies 2 - 3 - Arabic 6 1 4 2 Pashto 7 2 4 1 Persian 4 - 3 - Urdu 8 1 3 3 Total: 33 4 25 6
Faculty Input
Students Enrollment Department Bachelor MA MSc M.Phil. Ph.D. Islamiyat - 230 - 9 7 Seerat Studies - - - - 1 Arabic - 65 - - 1 Pashto - 43 - 4 11 Persian - 11 - 1 6 Urdu - 79 - 3 4 Total: - 528 - 17 30
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Research Projects Department Undertaken Submitted Islamiyat - - Seerat Studies 2 - Arabic - - Pashto - - Persian - - Urdu - - Total: 2 -
Faculty Peruse Higher Qualification Department Inland Abroad Islamiyat 1 - Seerat Studies - - Arabic - - Pashto 4 - Persian 1 - Urdu 2 - Total: 8 -
Own Source Scholarship Department Inland Abroad Islamiyat - - Seerat Studies - - Arabic - - Pashto -- - Persian - - Urdu - - Total: - -
Students Scholarship Islamiyat 5 Seerat Studies 1 Arabic 5 Pashto 18 Persian 1 Urdu 17 Total: 47
Conferences/Workshops/Seminars/Symposia Attended Department Workshops Seminars Conferences Symposia Islamiyat - - 3 - Seerat Studies - - 12 - Arabic 2 2 - - Pashto - 1 1 - Persian - - - - Urdu 2 2 1 - Total: 4 5 17 -
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Conferences/Workshops/Seminars/Symposia Organized Department Workshops Seminars Conferences Symposia Islamiyat - - 3 - Seerat Studies - - - - Arabic - - - - Pashto - - - - Persian - - - - Urdu 2 1 2 - Total: 2 1 5 -
Faculty Output
Journals/Books/Monographs/Publications/Projects completed Department Journals Books Monographs Publication Training Imp. Rec. Islamiyat - - - - Seerat Studies - 1 - 7 - 1 Arabic - - - 0 - - Pashto - - - 1 - - Persian - - - 8 - - Urdu 1 1 - 19 - - Total: 1 2 - 35 - 1
University of Peshawar Page 35 Department of Arabic Annual Report 2008-09
Department of Arabic
Introduction The Department of Arabic was established in 1952. Currently located in the magnificent building on Sheikh Zayed Islamic Centre. The department started post graduate classes in the oriental block in 1952. The courses of teaching are Arabic Literature consisting of classical and modern Prose and Poetry, Criticism, Religious Literature and Andalusia literature, Comparative Literature, Literature of sub-continent etc.
The department started Ph.D programme in the early seventies and initially enrolled two of its faculty member to the Programme.
In 1980, a number of students were admitted to M.Phil/Ph.D programme under semester system. So far the department has awarded M.Phil degrees to 20 and Ph.D to 35 scholars. The department is profoundly proud of having an enlightened faculty and a rich library containing books and references material. The department also has an established computer laboratory.
Teaching Staff Name of Staff Member Qualification Area of Specialization Designation BPS Dr.Anwar ul Haq Ph.D USA Professor 21 Dr.M.S.Hasanat Ph.D Pakistan Professor 21 Dr.Nasib Dar Muhammad Ph.D Pakistan Professor 21 Dr.Yaqoob Khan Ph.D Pakistan Assoc: Prof. 20 Dr.Muhamad Saleem Ph.D Pakistan Assoc: Prof 20 Dr.Mussarat Jamal Ph.D Pakistan Assoc: Prof 20 Mr.Riaz Muhammad M.A Nil *Lecturer 17 *On Contract
Supporting Staff Name of Staff Member Designation BPS Iftikhar Khan Assistant 14 Muhammad Zahid Senior Clerk 09 Abdur Rauf Junior Clerk 07 Muhammad Tayyab Naib Qasid 03 Faridullah Naib Qasid 03 Wasif Ullah Jan *Internee N.A Ishrat Begum *Internee N.A *On Contract (fixed salary)
Publication Author Name Date Title Journal Issue Volume 2008 Najeeb Al Kailani Al-Idah 19 Opinion about the 105 to 130 Dr.Yaqoob Khan historical novels 2008 The role of indroducing PUTAJ 15 Allama Iqbal to the Arab World by translating his work in Arabic 2008 Islam and Poetry Al-Idah 20 Dr.Mussarat Jamal 2008 Al-Qadayah Al-Naqdiyah Al Idah ISSN
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Author Name Date Title Journal Issue Volume Fi Wajoodil Majaz SZIC 2075-0307 131 to 161 (19) 2008 Mustalah Al-Majaz wa Al-Daei Darul (32) Tatawaraho Al-Rayeh Uloom Deoband 49 to 53 71 to 79 2009 Quran Wa Hadith ki Darul Uloom Roshni Ma Khawatine ki Haqania Akora tarbiat Khattak 56 to 69
Conference / Seminars / Workshops
Attended Name of Participant Title of Conference Date Venue Sponsoring Agency Dr.Anwar ul Haq Round table meeting to June 22, SAQM International Dr.Yaqoob Khan disseminate and discuss 2009 Islamic University Dr.Mussarat Jamal curriculum Dr.Mussarat Jamal National Curriculum June 09, HEC HEC Dr.Yaqoob Khan Revision Committee 2009 Regional Centre End note Workshop June 13, QCC HEC 2009 Dr.Mussarat Jamal National Curriculum 13-9-2008 MS.PAULA BASS Revision INSTITUTE Dr.Mussarat Jamal Quran and Ramadan 13-9-2008 MS. PAULA BASS INSTITUTE
Co – Curricular Activities of Faculty 1. Radio Talk (Dr.Anwar ul Haq) 2. Staff Proctor (Dr.Muhammad Saleem)
Students Enrollment Master Programme Male Female Total Morning Evening Morning Evening Morning Evening Previous 30 16 Nil Nil 46 Nil (Arabic) Final (Arabic) 13 6 Nil Nil 19 Nil Total 43 22 - - 65
Ph.D Programme Male Female Total Arabic 01 01
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Scholarships Awarded To Students Source of Scholarship Number Mora Scholarship 1 Tribal Scholarship 1 Internship Programme 1 Brother/sister concession 1 Fee Concession 1
Achievements Distinctions (Award, Medal etc) Students Mr.Abdur Rehman secured 1st Position and awarded Gold Medal Shabnum Saleem and Bibi Salma awarded M.Phil Degree Shamim Majid awarded Ph.D Degree
Future plan
Journal New Letter Research Cell Translation Cell
Page 38 University of Peshawar Department of Islamiyat Annual Report 2008-09
Department of Islamiyat
Introduction The Opening o the Central Theology Madrassa in the Peshawar immediately after the second visit of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah preceded the establishment of the Department of Islamiyat. Besides, the Theology Madrassa, a full fledged Department of Islamiyat was established in 1956 with the renowned religious scholar Qazi Noor ul Haq Nadvi as its first founding Chairman.
Currently, located in the building of Shiekh Zayed Islamic Center, the department initially started functioning in the Oriental Block in the vicinity of Islamia College. Ph.D and M.Phil research Programmes started in the department in 1972 and 1981-82, respectively. The department grew into the faculty comprising the department of Islamiyat, Arabic and Seerat Studies.
Objectives To establish and promote Islamic education and present synthesis of primitive and modern Islamic thoughts through proper classes and seminars, issuing verdicts about religious quarries under Ifta Committee. To create better understanding of Islam and contemporary challenges faced by the Muslim Ummah. To prepare scholars, who can participate in advance research activities. To make the students of Islamic Studies capable of understanding and solving current contemporary issues in the light of Islamic teachings.
Teaching Staff Name of Staff Qualification Area of Designation BPS Specialization Dr Miraj-ul-Islam Zia Ph.D U.K Professor 21 Dr Ziaullah Ph.D Egypt Professor 21 Dr Mushtaq Ahmad Ph.D Pakistan Professor 21 Syed Mubarak Shah Ph.D Pakistan Asstt: Prof 19 Mr Muhammad Alam M.Phil Pakistan Asstt. Prof 19 Mufti M. Iltimas Khan Master Pakistan Lecturer 18
Supporting Staff Name of Staff Member Designation BPS Nawaz Khan Assistant 14 Shahab Aziz Junior Clerk 07 Kifayat Ullah Naib Qasid 05 Sayedan Shah Naib Qasid 02 H.Kamran Khan *Laboratory Attendant N.A *On Contract (Fixed pay)
Conference / Seminars / Workshops
Organized and Attended Name of Participant Title of Conference Date Venue Sponsoring Agency Prof Dr Qibla Ayaz National Workshop on 28.06.2008 Bara Gali Deptt of Islamiyat
University of Peshawar Page 39 Department of Islamiyat Annual Report 2008-09
Name of Participant Title of Conference Date Venue Sponsoring Agency Coordination & Promotion to Summer Deptt of Seerat of Research in Islamic 01.07.2008 Camp, Studies Studies & Sirah Peshawar Sheikh Zayed University Islamic Centre Prof Dr Miraj-ul- -do- Islam Zia Prof Dr Dost -do- Muhammad
Students Enrollment Master Programme Morning Evening Total Male Female Male Female Morning Evening Previous 25 31 30 22 55 53 Final 13 37 24 48 37 85 Total 38 68 54 70 92 138
M.Phil Programme Male Female Total Islamiyat 09 -- 09
Ph.D Programme Male Female Total Islamiyat 06 01 07
Scholarships Awarded To Students Source of Scholarship Number Mora Scholarship 1 Tribal Scholarship 1 Internship Programme 1 Brother/sister concession 1 Fee Concession 1
Achievements Distinctions (Award, Medal etc) Students Mr M. Nawaz (Islamiyat) secured 1st position and awarded Gold Medals. Mr Abdul Quddus and Syed Zahoor Shah of Islamiyat were awarded PhD degree
Future plan Provide quality education at undergraduate, granduate and Post graduate level. Advises regigious issues through research. Play it role in advising position image of mvolim ummal.
Page 40 University of Peshawar Department of Pashto Annual Report 2008-09
Department of Pashto
Vision To act as a leading and trend setter as Pashto Department in the province and find it due place in the country.
Mission The department of Pashto since its inception is promoting the Pashto language literature, history, arts, culture and other relevant fields to Pashto language and literature. Objectives To provide excellence in teaching and research and promote Pashto language and literature so that it could be brought at par with other advanced languages.
Teaching Staff Name of Staff Qualification Area of Specialization Designation BPS Prof. Dr. Rajwali Shah Ph.D. Literary Movements in Pashto Professor 21 Khattak Importance of translation in Dr. Shah Jehan Ph.D. Professor 21 Pashto Literature Dr. M. Islam Gohar Ph.D. Na’atia Poetry in Pashto Professor 21 Literary contribution of Associate Dr. Abdul Waheed Ph.D. Khudai Khidmatgar Poets to 20 Professor Pashto Litrature Humour & Satire in Pashto Associate Dr. Hakeem Ullah Jan Ph.D. 20 Literature Professor Editing & Correction in the Associate Dr. Parvez Mahjoor Ph.D. 20 Dewan Arzani Khweshki Professor Epic Poetry in Pashto Mr. Rooh Ullah M.Phil Lecturer 18 Literature Abdul Akbar Khan Akbar, Life Mrs. Farkhanda Hayat M.Phil Lecturer 18 and works Miss. Nagina Khanam M.A. - *Lecturer 18 Mr. Shakeel Ahmad M.A. - *Lecturer 18 *On Contract
Supporting Staff Name of Staff Member Designation BPS Mr. Jamdad Khan Assistant 14 Mr. Adam Khan Senior Clerk 09 Mr. Khurshid Anwar Junior Clerk 07 Mr. Zahoor Khan Naib Qasid 02 Mr. Malk-e-Aman *Naib Qasid 02 *On contract
Staff Pursuing Higher Qualification Inland Name Designation Qualification Area of Study Country University Funding Pursued Specialization Mrs. Lecturer Ph.D. Critical Pakistan Peshawar University
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Name Designation Qualification Area of Study Country University Funding Pursued Specialization Farkhanda Analysis of Sources Hayat Pashto Tales Mr. Rooh Lecturer Ph.D A Critical Pakistan Peshawar University Ullah Analysis of Sources Epic Poetry Miss. Nagina Lecturer Ph.D. - Pakistan Peshawar University Khanam Sources Mr. Shakeel Lecturer Ph.D. - Pakistan Peshawar University Ahmad Sources
Conference National Conference for the Promotion and Development of Pashto Language, Literature & Culture on 19-10-2009.
Seminars One day Seminar on the topic "Islamic Poetry of Khushal Khan Khattak".
Co – Curricular Activities Of Staff Weekly Literary programs of “TATARA PASHTO ADABI TOLANA” of Pashto Department.
Students Enrollment Master Programe Male Female Total Previous 15 3 18 Final 21 4 25 Total 36 7 43
M.Phil Male Female Total 4 0 4
PH.D. Male Female Total 9 2 11
Scholarships Warded To Students Number of Students Class Source of Scholarship 10 M.A. Previous & Final Mora Scholarship 08 M.A. Previous & Final FATA Scholarship
Students Achievements Distinctions S. No. Name Detail Gold Medal Position 1. Mr. Shafi Ullah First Position in M.A. Final (Gold Medal) 2. Mr. Qadar Wahid First Position in M.A. Previous Study Tour/Field Trips 1. Study Tour to Kund Park Khair Abad. Study Tour to Bara Gali Summer Camp.
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Future Plan
To improve and to make more standardize Pashto Language and Literature To arrange Seminars and workshops for the improvement of Pashto Language & Literature and to Give awareness to the students regarding importance of the Pashto Language in globalization.
To improve the courses with the vision to improve lifestyle of the society.
University of Peshawar Page 43 Department of Persian Annual Report 2008-09
Department of Persian
Introduction
The Department of Persian was established in 1956. It has rendered Valuable services in promoting Persian Literature.
A part from the importance of Persian language in strengthening culture, Linguistic and spiritual links with other Islamic countries, the department Has been instrumental in preserving the cultural spiritual values of our Country. The period of Muslim ascendancy in south Asia is often referred To as the Golden Age of the entire Muslim history in the subcontinent. The original material of the history of Muslim ascendancy in India is almost all in Persian. It is Saddening to observe that scholars of history who also possess a good knowledge of classical Persian are fast disappearing.
There is hardly any University teacher from Peshawar to Karachi who can directly read the original Persian source material and due to lack of proficiency in Persian, they read books written by Eastern writers and Indian historians and learn their own history from books written by alien hand. The Persian Department, University of Peshawar is the only source of hope in KPK where we can quench our thirst and produce graduates who can meet the above mentioned challenges.
Teaching Staff
Name of Staff Member Qualification Area of Designation BPS Specialization Dr. Ghulam Nasir Ph.D Persian Literature Professor 21 Dr. Nasrat Jehan Ph.D Essay and Associate 20 Composition Professor Dr. Shafqat Jehan Ph.D Grammer Assistant 19 Professor Mr. Yousaf Hussain M.A Modern Lecturer 18 Literature
Supporting Staff
Name of Staff Member Designation BPS Haji Asmatullah Assistant 14 Mr. Saeed Jan Junior Clerk 7 Mr. Imtiaz Khan Naib Qasid 3
Faculty Pursuing Higher Qualification
Inland Qualification Area Of Name Designation Pursued Study / University Status Specialization Mr. Yousaf Lecturer M.A Modern Deptt. Of PH.D in Hussain literature Persian, progress UOP
Page 44 University of Peshawar Department of Persian Annual Report 2008-09
Publication
1. Author: Dr. Shafqat Jehan Date: 2008 Title: Adeeb Peshawari, A Brilliant Star of learning and letters. Journal: SAFFNA, A Research Journal of Persian Language, Literature and Culture, ISSN 1992- 3198, Department of Persian, University of Punjab. Issue Vol: No. 6 Pages: PP 43-52.
2. Author: Dr. Shafqat Jehan , Date: Spring- 2008, Title: Nightingale of Seeraz’s (Hafiz) Enchanting Poetry. Journal: Khayaban: Biannual Research Journal Department of Urdu, University of Peshawar , ISSN Print) 1993-9302, Issue Vol: No. 18 Pages: PP 263-274.
3. Author: Dr. Shafqat Jehan, Date: 2008Title: Imam Ghazali, The Endeavour of True Path. Journal: PUTAJ Oriental Studies, Peshawar University Teacher’s Association Journal, University of Peshawar. ISSN 1608-7925 Issue Vol: No. 15Pages: PP 45-57
4. Author: Dr. Shafqat Jehan, Date: Autumn 2008, Title: Progression of Persian Language in NWFP Pakistan. Journal: DANISH, Quarterly Journal of the IRAN Pakistan Institute of Persian Studies, Islamabad ISSN: 1018-1873 (International Centre – Paris) Issue Vol: No. 94 Pages: PP 105-116.
5. Author: Dr. Shafqat Jehan, Date: January- March 2009, Title: Echoes of Khushal’s Philosophy in the Spirit of Iqbal. Journal: Pashto, Bilingual Quarterly Research Journal – Pashto Academy, University of Peshawar. Issue Vol: No. 39, 639 Pages: PP 77-90
6. Dr. Nusrat Jehan- Spring 2008, Khyayaban- Biannual Research Journal -18 ISSN (Print) 1993- 9302, Department of Urdu, University of Peshawar PP-120-127
Conference Papers
Dr. Nusrat Jehan- 2008, PUTA Oriental Studies, University of Peshawar- 15 ISSN 1608-7925
Author: Dr. Shafqat Jehan Date: Summer 2009, Title: Persian Mystic Works of Sindh During British period. Journal: DANISH, Quarterly Journal of the IRAN Pakistan Institute of Persian Studies, Islamabad ISSN: 1018-1873 (International Centre – Paris) Issue Vol: No. 97. Pages: PP 205-210
Students Enrollment Master Programme Male Female Total Morning Evening Morning Evening Morning Evening Previous 6 - - - 6 - Final 5 - - - 5 - Total 11 - - - 11 -
M.Phil Programme Male Female Total M.Phil - 1 1
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Ph.D Programme Male Female Total Ph.D 3 3 6
Scholarships Awarded To Students
Source of Scholarship Number agency scholarship 1
Future plan
In the year 2010 we are planning to start 3rd short terms Persian Language Course in the Institute to improve and give better knowledge about the Persian Language to the people living in the region.
Page 46 University of Peshawar Department of Seerat Studies Annual Report 2008-09
Department of Seerat Studies
Introduction Seerat chairs were created in all general universities of the country on the directive of the Federal Government during 1975-76. The Senate of the University in its meeting on 20th March, 1982 decided to establish a full-fledged Department of Seerat Studies as an academic unit of the Faculty of Islamic Studies. The department properly became functional in June, 1995. The department offers M.Phil Leading to Ph.D programmed duly approved by the statutory bodies of the University from 2005-2006 session.
Mission Fight back for the harmonization amongst existing religions and religious wings through internal and external conferences and study hours to setup a peaceful environment on ever rank.
Vision Possessing global vision regarding the implementation of Sirah of Prophet Muhammad (SAW) and Rashidun Caliphs (R.A).
Objectives Initiated to establish and advance Islamic /Seerah knowledge and current blend of ancient and modern Islamic judgments through proper classes/Seminars, Workshops-issuing judgment about religious queries.
Outcomes Sof far the department is offering M.Phil Leading to Ph.D from 2005-06 session. It 23 research scholars have been enrolled so for in his department from the starting of research programme.
Teaching Staff Name of Staff Member Qualification Area of Designation BPS Specialization Dr Qibla Ayaz Ph.D (U.K) Sirah/Islamic Professor 21 History/Islamic Political thoughts Dr Hafiz Abdul Ghafoor Ph.D (Pesh) Islamic Theology Professor 21
Supporting Staff Name of Staff Designation BPS Masroorul Hassan Senior Clerk 09 Saleem Khan Junior Clerk 07 Mansab Ali Naib Qasid 04
Conference Papers
Dr Qibla Ayaz The Development of Western Civilization and its Impact on the Muslim World (Shaikh Zyed Islamic Centre, Peshawar) (8th April, 2009). Religious Extremism: Roots and Impact (Bahaud Din Zakariya University, Multan) (12/11/2008). Malakand Nizam-e Adl (Institute of Management Science, Peshawar) (27/02/2009)
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Peace Exploaration From Middle East to South Asia (Islamabad Hotel, Islamabad by International Islamic Media Forum (31st January,2009). Professor Dr Hafiz Abdul Ghafoor Tolerance in Sirah Perspective (Bahaud Din Zakariya University, Multan) (24th March, 2009). The Concept of Universal Civilization in the light of Holy Prophet Muhammad (SAW) The importance of child in Islam
Books / Monographs Dr Qibla Ayaz Mazahib_e Alam main asasiyyat-e amn (Urdu)/Routs of Peace in World Religions (Co- compiler)(2008), Published by Pakistan Council of World Religions, Peshawar
Conference / Seminars / Workshops Attended Name of Title of Conference Venue Sponsoring Agency Participant Dr. Qibla Ayaz Tribal Policy IM Science 31/10/2008 IM Science, Pesh: Islamic Research Centre Islamic Research Centre ﻋﺼﺮ ﺣﺎﺿﺮ ﻣﯿﮟ اﻧﺘﮩﺎ ﭘﺴﻨﺪی ، Bahud Din Zakriya Bahud Din Zakriya اﺳﺒﺎب وﺳﺪﺑﺎب University, Multan University, Multan 11/12/2008 Islamabad Hotel International Islamic ﻣﺸﺮق وﺳﻄﯽ ﺳﮯ ﺟﻨﻮﺑﯽ اﺷﯿﺎ & Centre, Lahore 2009/01/31 ﺗﮏ International Media Forum Deptt: of Seerat Studies SZIC, Peshawar ﺳﮑﮫ ﻣﺖ ﻣﯿﮟ ﺧﺪا ﮐﺎ ﺗﺼﻮر 10/02/2009 Deptt: of Seerat Studies SZIC, Peshawar ﻣﺴﯿﺤﯿﺖ ﻣﯿﮟ ﺧﺪاﮐﺎﺗﺼﻮر 17/02/2009 Prevailing Law & Order Sahibzada Abdul Qayum Hall, Univ: of Peshawar & The Situation in the country Univ: of Pesh: Citizen Voice 25/02/2009 Bahaud Din Zakriya Bahaud Din Zakriya ﻣﺬﮨﺒﯽ ﻋﺪم ﺑﺮداﺷﺖ ﮐﺎ روﯾہ اور University , Multan University , Multan اﺳﻼﻣﯽ ﺗﻌﻠﯿﻤﺎت 23/03/2009 ﻣﺤﮑﻤہ اوﻗﺎت وﻣﺬﮨﺒﯽ اﻣﻮر Auqaf Auditorium, Peshawar ﺣﺎﻻت ﺣﺎﺿﺮﮦ اور اﺳﻼم ﮐﯽ ﺻﻮﺑہ ﺳﺮﺣﺪ 2009/05/07 روﺷﻨﯽ ﻣﯿﮟ ﮨﻤﺎری ذﻣہدارﯾﺎں Shaikh Zyed Islamic Centre, SZIC, UOP اﺳﻼﻣﯽ ﺗﮩﺬﯾﺐ ﮐﮯﺧﺪوﺧﺎل UOP 7/5/2009 Dr. Hafiz Takaful and its role in University of Peshawar Pak-Qatar Takaful Abdul Ghafoor Islamic Economic System 02/02/2009
System and Syllabus Governor House Govt. NWFP Reforms 10/03/2009 The Concept Universal Islamabad Ministry of Religious Civilization in the light of 24/04/ 2009 Affairs Education of Holy Prophet Muhammad (SAW)
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Staff Trainings (Received / Imparted) Name of Trainee Title of Training Date Sponsored by Prof. Dr Hafiz Abdul Ghafoor Semester System May, 2009 HEC
Research Projects (1) ﭘﯿﻐﻤﺒﺮ اﺳﻼم ﮐﮯ ﺑﺎرے ﻣﯿﮟ ﻣﻌﺎﺻﺮ ﻣﻐﺮﺑﯽ ﻧﻘﻄہ ﮨﺎﺋﮯ ﻧﻈﺮ ﮐﺎ ﻋﻠﻤﯽ ﺟﺎﺋﺰﮦ (1980ﺗﺎ2007) (2)ﻗﻠﺐ اﻟﺴﯿﺮ
Funded by External (HEC) University Own Sources (Yes) Other Agencies
Co – Curricular Activities of Faculty Dr. Qibla Ayaz is a member of The World Council of Religions, Peshawar. This organization keeps close contacts with the civil society for religious peace and harmony. It actively works for promoting inter-religious discourse. Further, he remains closely in touch with the traditional religious madaris and share with them latest developments in the Islamic Studies and draws their attention towards bringing the madarris syllabus in consonance with the present day needs.
He is also associated with Sustainable Peace And Development Organization (SPADO) for dialogue with the youth on peace.
Students Enrollment Ph.D Programme Male Female Total Ph.D 01 01
Scholarships Awarded To Students Source of Scholarship Number Mohmand Agency 1
Achievements Distinctions (Award, Medal etc) Staff Dr Qibla Ayaz has been put on the Editorial Board of the American Journal, Faith and International Affairs, Arlington, VA 22219-2205. Students One of our scholar namely Allama Noorul Haq Qadri has been sworn in as Federal Minister of Ushr
Future plan
Arranging lecture series of international level (to be published as khutbat-i Peshawar.) A grand Seerat Conference. Building a Seerat Complex/International library
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Department of Urdu
Vision Formation of linguistic department with the collaboration of Urdu department. Making Urdu as a national language in letters and spirit. Making Seminar Library a Digital Library
Mission Aristotle says that every activity must have an end but when it is completed. It becomes a mean for further end. He stresses upon ultimate end. And the ultimate end of human activities is “Men’s function as a man “Not as a Doctor, not as a Teacher etc.
Objective During new Academic year Urdu department intends to start following new courses. Hindi Course Teaching of Urdu Course Coaching classes for M. A Private Students of the Areas within Jurisdiction of Peshawar University. Training Programme of Male and Female teachers with the collaboration of HEC (Two week Course) Designing of a website for Urdu department.
Teaching Staff Name of Staff Member Qualification Area of Designation BPS Specialization Dr. Nazir Tabbasum M.A. (Peshawar) Literature Urdu Professor 21 Ph. D (Pesh) (NWFP Poetry) (Chairman) Mrs. Zubaida Zulfiqar M.A. (Peshawar) Urdu Literature Assistant 20 Professor (Acting Chairman) Dr. Robina Shaheen M.A. (Peshawar) Criticism Associate 20 Ph.D. (Peshawar) Professor DR. Salman Ali M.A. (Peshawar) Fiction Associate 20 M.Phil. (AIOU) Professor Mr. Sohail Ahmad M.A. (Pesh) Urdu Poetry Lecture 18 M.Phil. (Pesh) Mr. Badshah Munir M.A. (Pesh) Linguistics Lecture 18 Bukhari M.Phil. (Pesh) Dr. Irshad Ahmad Shakir M.A. (Peshawar) Urdu Literature Eminent Scholar of HEC Ph.D. (AIOU) (Iqbaliat) for two years Dr. Riaz Majeed M.A. (Peshawar) Urdu Literature Eminent Scholar of HEC Ph.D. (Punjab) (Poetry) for two years Mr. Muhammad Mash- BA, DIT, *Computer Instructor Contract hood *On contract
Supporting Staff Name of Staff Member Designation BPS Muhammad Ishaq Office Assistant 9 Muhammad Ilyas Librarian 9
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Name of Staff Member Designation BPS Muzammil Khan Naib Qasid 2 Ikramul Wahab *Library Assistant 5 Rehman Ullah *Peon 2 Mehran Ullah Durrani *Peon 2 *On contract
Staff Pursuing Higher Qualification
Inland Name Designation Qualification Area Of University Status Pursued Specialization Mr. Sohail Ahmad Lecture Ph D Biography and Peshawar In progress Scach writing Deptt. Of Urdu Mr. Badshah Munir Bukhari Lecture Ph D Linguistics D Peshawar In progress Deptt. Of Urdu
Publication Local Journal National Journal International Journal
ڈاﮐﭩﺮ ﻧﺬﯾﺮ ﺗﺒﺴﻢ (ﭼﯿﺮﻣﯿﻦ) 1 ﻓﺎرغ اور ﺟﻮﮨﺮ ﻣﯿﺮ ﮐﯽ ﻣﺰاﺣﻤﺘﯽ ﺷﺎﻋﺮی ﮐﺎ ﻣﻮازﻧہ درﯾﺎﻓﺖ ﻧﻤﻞ ﯾﻮﻧﯿﻮرﺳﭩﯽ اﺳﻼم آﺑﺎد 2009 ﺻﻮﺑہ ﺳﺮﺣﺪ ﮐﮯ اردع ﻏﺰل ﮔﻮ ﺷﻌﺮائ ﮐﺎ ﻣﺠﻤﻮﻋﯽ ﺧﯿﺎﺑﺎن ﺷﻌﺒہ اردو ﭘﺸﺎور ﯾﻮﻧﯿﻮرﺳﭩﯽ 2007 ﻃﺮز اﺣﺴﺎس۔
ﭘﺮوﻓﯿﺴﺮ زﺑﯿﺪﮦ ذواﻟﻔﻘﺎر 1 اﻧﻮر ﺧﻮاﺟہ ﮐﺎ ﻓﻦ اﻓﺴﺎﻧہ ﻧﮕﺎری ﺧﯿﺎﺑﺎن، ﺷﻌﺒۂ اُردو ﭘﺸﺎور ﯾﻮﻧﯿﻮرﺳﭩﯽ 2008 2 اُردو ﮐﯽ آﺧﺮی ﮐﺘﺎب ﺗﻨﻘﯿﺪی ﺟﺎﺋﺰﮦ ﺧﯿﺎﺑﺎن، ﺷﻌﺒۂ اُردو ﭘﺸﺎور ﯾﻮﻧﯿﻮرﺳﭩﯽ 2008 3 "ﺑﺮﯾﺪﮦ ﺑﺪن"ﻓﻨﯽ اور ﻓﮑﺮی ﺟﺎﺋﺰﮦ ﺧﯿﺎﺑﺎن، ﺷﻌﺒۂ اُردو ﭘﺸﺎور ﯾﻮﻧﯿﻮرﺳﭩﯽ 2008
ڈاﮐﭩﺮ روﺑﯿﻨہ ﺷﺎﮨﯿﻦ 1 ﻧﻔﺴﯿﺎت اور ادﺑﯽ ﺗﺨﻠﯿﻖ اﻟﻤﺎس ﺧﯿﺮﭘﻮر ﯾﻮﻧﯿﻮرﺳﭩﯽ ﺳﻨﺪھ 2008-9 2 اُردو ﻧﺎول ﻣﯿﮟ ﻓﺮﻗہ وارﯾﺖ اﻟﻤﺎس ﺧﯿﺮﭘﻮر ﯾﻮﻧﯿﻮرﺳﭩﯽ ﺳﻨﺪھ 2008
ڈاﮐﭩﺮ ﺳﻠﻤﺎن ﻋﻠﯽ ﮐﺮﺷﻦ ﭼﻨﺪر ﮐﮯ اﻓﺴﺎﻧﻮں ﮐﺎ اﺳﻠﻮﺑﯿﺎﺗﯽ اور ﺑﺎزﯾﺎﻓﺖ ﺷﻌﺒہ اردو ﭘﻨﺠﺎب ﯾﻮﻧﯿﻮرﺳﭩﯽ ﺷﻤﺎرﮦ 2008 ﺗﮑﻨﯿﮑﯽ ﻣﻄﺎﻟﻌہ 12 ﻣﻨﭩﻮ ﮐﯽ اﻓﺴﺎﻧﻮی ھﻨﺮﮐﺎری آﻏﺎز ﺳﮯ 1947 ﺧﯿﺎﺑﺎن ﺷﻌﺒہ اردو ﺟﺎﻣﻌہ ﭘﺸﺎور (ﺑﮩﺎر) 2008 ﺗﮏ اردوآپ ﺑﯿﺘﯿﻮں ﻣﯿﮟ ذﮐﺮرﺳﻮل ﮐﮯ ﻣﺤﺮﮐﺎت اﻟﻤﺎس ﺷﻌﺒہ اردو ﺧﯿﺮﭘﻮر ﯾﻮﻧﯿﻮرﺳﭩﯽ ﺳﻨﺪھ 2008-9 اﭘﻨﺎﮔﺮﯾﺒﺎں ﭼﺎک روﺣﺎﻧﯿﺎت ﮐﮯ ﺧﺼﻮﺻﯽ ﺑﺎزﯾﺎﻓﺖ ﺷﻌﺒہ اردو ﭘﻨﺠﺎب ﯾﻮﻧﯿﻮرﺳﭩﯽ 2008 ﻣﻄﺎﻟﻌﮯ ﮐﯽ روﺷﻨﯽ ﻣﯿﮟ
ﺳﮩﯿﻞ اﺣﻤﺪ 1 ﻗﺪﯾﻢ وﺟﺪﯾﺪ ﻏﺰل اور ﮨﻤﺎرے ﺗﮩﺬﯾﺒﯽ ﺗﻤﻐﯿﺮات ﺑﺎزﯾﺎﻓﺖ۔ اورﯾﻨﭩﻞ ﮐﺎﻟﺞﻻﮨﻮر 2008 2 ﺳﻌﺎدت ﺣﺴﻦ ﻣﻨﭩﻮ ﮐﺎ ﻧﻈﺎم ﻓﮑﺮ ﭼﻨﺪ ﮐﺮداروں ﮐﯽ ﺧﯿﺎﺑﺎن ﺷﻌﺒہ اُردو ﭘﺸﺎور ﯾﻮﻧﯿﻮرﺳﭩﯽ 2008
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روﺷﻨﯽ ﻣﯿﮟ 3 ﻏﻼم ﻣﺤﻤﺪ ﻗﺎﺻﺮ ﮐﯽ ﻏﺰل ذات ﺳﮯ ﮐﺎﺋﻨﺎت ﺗﮏ ﭘﯿﻮﭨﺎج۔ ﭘﺸﺎور ﯾﻮﻧﯿﻮرﺳﭩﯽ 2008 ﺑﺎدﺷﺎﮦ ﻣﻨﯿﺮ ﺑﺨﺎری 1 ﮨﻨﺪوﮐﺶ رﯾﺠﻦ ﻟﻨﮕﻮﯾﺴﭩﮏ ﺳﺮوے ﺳﻤﺮ ﺳﯿﭧ ﺟﺮﻧﻞ ٓﺋﺮﻟﯿﻨﮉ 2008 2 ﮐﻼﺷہ ﻟﯿﻨﮕﻮﯾﺞ ﻓﯿﭽﺮ ﻟﯿﻨﮕﻮﯾﺞ اپ وﯾﭧ ﻣﺸﯽ ﮐﻦ ﯾﻮﻧﯿﻮرﺳﭩﯽ ﺟﺮﻧﻞ 2008 3 اﻧﮉﮐﯿﺸﻦ ٓف اُردو ﺟﺮﻧﻠﺰ اوﻟﺮﯾﺞ ﺟﺮﻧﻠﺰ اﻣﺮﯾﮑہ 2008-9
Conference Paper Participant Title Held at Sponsors اﮐﺎدﻣﯽ ادﯾﺒﺎت اﮐﺎدﻣﯽادﯾﺒﺎت اﭘﺮﯾﻞ 2009ﭘﺸﺎور ﻣﺰاﺣﻤﺘﯽ ادب۔ Dr. Nazir Tabbasum رﺟﺤﺎﻧﺎت Prof. Zubaida Zulfiqar Progressive Pashto Academy 24th Oct, UOP Literature 2008
ﺟﺪﯾﺪ ادب۔ زﺑﯿﺪﮦ ذواﻟﻔﻘﺎر۔ ﭘﺸﺘﻮ اﮐﯿﮉﻣﯽ .1 (Progressive Literature held on 24 Oct, 2008 at Pashto Academy)
Books / Monographs Book Author Publisher Prof. Zubaida Print Man Peshawar Cantt Feb دھﯿﺮے ﺳﮯ اک ﮐﺮن اُﺗﺮآﺋﯽ ﺷﻌﺮی ﻣﺠﻤﻮﻋہ Zulfiqar 2009
Details of Books / Monographs: دھﯿﺮے ﺳﮯ اک ﮐﺮن اُﺗﺮآٓﺋﯽ۔ ﺷﻌﺮی ﻣﺠﻤﻮﻋہ ۔ زﺑﯿﺪﮦ ذواﻟﻔﻘﺎر ﭘﺒﻠﺶ ﻓﺮوری 2009ء
Conference Attended Name of Participant Title of Conference with Date Held at Sponsoring Agency HEC اﻋﻠﯽٰ ﺗﻌﻠﯿﻢ، ﺗﺤﻘﯿﻖ و ﺗﺪرﯾﺴﯽ ﻣﺴﺎﺋﻞ اور ان ﮐﺎ ﺣﻞ Dr. Nazir Tabbasum
Organized Name of Participant Title of Conference with Date Held at Sponsoring Agency HEC اﻋﻠﯽٰﺗﻌﻠﯿﻢ، ﺗﺤﻘﯿﻖ و ﺗﺪرﯾﺴﯽ ﻣﺴﺎﺋﻞ اور Urdu Department ان ﮐﺎ ﺣﻞ ﭘﺸﺎور اﮐﺎدﻣﯽ ادﯾﺒﺎت ﭘﺸﺎور Dr. Nazir Tabbasum
Seminars Attended Name of Participant Title of Seminar Held at Sponsoring Agency
Zubaida Zulfiqar Progressive Literature Peshawar UOP
Organized Name of Participant Title of Seminar Held at Sponsoring Agency
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Bara Gali HEC Islamabad ﻋﺎﻟﻤﯽ اُردو ﮐﺎﻧﻔﺮﻧﺲ "اﻋﻠﯽٰ ﺗﻌﻠﯿﻢ: Department of Urdu UOP Aug 2008 ﺗﺤﻘﯿﻘﯽ وﺗﺪرﯾﺴﯽ ﻣﺴﺎﺋﻞ اور ان ﮐﺎ ﺣﻞ
Workshops Attended Name of Participant Title of Workshop Held at Sponsoring Agency
Federal Government ﺷﮩﯿﺪ ﺑﮭﭩﻮ ﻓﺎوﻧﮉﯾﺸﻦ ﻓﺎﭨﺎ ﻣﺸﮑﻼت اور ﺗﺠﺎوﯾﺰ ﺷﻤﺎﻟﯽ ﻓﺎﭨﺎ Sohail Ahmad Federal Government ﺷﮩﯿﺪ ﺑﮭﭩﻮ ﻓﺎوﻧﮉﯾﺸﻦ ﻓﺎﭨﺎ ﻣﺸﮑﻼت اور ﺗﺠﺎوﯾﺰﺳﻨﭩﺮل ﻓﺎﭨﺎ Sohail Ahmad
Organized Name of Participant Title of Workshop Held at Sponsoring Agency
Federal Government ﺷﮩﯿﺪ ﺑﮭﭩﻮ ﻓﺎوﻧﮉﯾﺸﻦ ﻓﺎﭨﺎ ﻣﺸﮑﻼت اور ﺗﺠﺎوﯾﺰ ﺷﻤﺎﻟﯽ ﻓﺎﭨﺎ Sohail Ahmad Federal Government ﺷﮩﯿﺪ ﺑﮭﭩﻮ ﻓﺎوﻧﮉﯾﺸﻦ ﻓﺎﭨﺎ ﻣﺸﮑﻼت اور ﺗﺠﺎوﯾﺰ ﺳﻨﭩﺮل ﻓﺎﭨﺎ Sohail Ahmad
Journal(s) Published By Department Editor / Year of ISSN Funding No. of Status* Title of the Incharge First No Source Issues Continued Journal Issue Badshah 1958 1993- UOP 18 Yes HEC ﺧﯿﺎﺑﺎن Munir 93302 Approved
* Please Specify: http://www.thekhayaban.com
Co – Curricular Activities of Staff Participated in various TV, Literary programme Prepared speeches for FM radio and participated Edited and corrected many works for publications for the department, and outsiders.
Budgetary Provision The University of Peshawar allocated the necessary fund for the purchase of books/ journal and contingency of the smooth running and to meet the requirements in better position. This office made a request of enhance the allocated for the next coming year
Students Enrollment Master Programme Male Female Total Morning Evening Morning Evening Morning Evening MA Previous 13 17 44 17 57 34 MA Final 15 15 35 23 50 38 Total 28 32 79 40 107 72 Grand Total 179
M.Phil Programme Male Female Total M Phil 3 0 3
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Ph.D Programme Male Female Total Ph D 2 2 4
Scholarships Awarded To Students Source of Scholarship Number Kurram Agency 5 Mora Scholarship Peshawar 4 Mora Scholarship Chitral 4 Mora Scholarship Mardan 1 Pakistan Bait-ul Mal 2 Fee Concession
Achievements Distinctions Departmental Two Male and three female students were awarded M.Phil degree Staff Dr. Nazir Tabbasum Awarded Abaseen Gold Medal Sep 2008 Students Gold Medal Students Field Trips (Curriculum Based) Study Trip for Students to Bara Gali Aug 2008
Future Plan
To admit students in M Phil and Ph D. To Make necessary arrangements for the publications of research paper and books. To make necessary arrangement for seminar library (specially for place) to make it also a digital library.
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Faculty of Life & Environmental Sciences
Vision Exploration of natural resources, acquisition of scientific knowledge, development of indigenous technological base and sustaining clean environment for improvement of the life style of society.
Mission To inculcate a desire for acquisition of logical and scientific knowledge amongst our youth through quality education, development of skills for critical thinking and involvement in research
Faculty Strength Department Teaching Staff Para-Teaching Staff Permanent Contract Permanent Contract Biotechnology 9 8 9 7 Botany 9 1 14 1 Chemistry 25 3 32 4 Environmental Science 9 1 11 2 Geography 14 - 10 - Geology 17 2 9 1 Zoology 7 2 10 4 Pharmacy 21 1 19 - Total: 111 18 114 19
Faculty Input
Students Enrollment Department Bachelor MA MSc M.Phil. Ph.D. Biotechnology 337 - - 31 22 Botany - - 193 17 11 Chemistry - - 293 48 63 Environmental Science 66 67 - 19 - Geography 3 203 - 62 12 Geology 405 - - 3 2 Zoology - 161 - 3 5 Pharmacy 421 - - 24 35 Total: 1232 431 486 207 150
Research Projects Department Undertaken Submitted Biotechnology - - Botany - - Chemistry 36 - Environmental Science - - Geography - - Geology 2 - Zoology - - Pharmacy 5 - Total: 43 -
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Faculty Peruse Higher Qualification Department Inland Abroad Biotechnology 4 3 Botany - - Chemistry 1 1 Environmental Science - 1 Geography 6 - Geology 5 2 Zoology 1 3 Pharmacy - - Total: 17 10
Own Source Scholarship Department Inland Abroad Biotechnology - - Botany - - Chemistry - - Environmental Science - - Geography - - Geology - - Zoology - - Pharmacy - - Total: - -
Students Scholarship Biotechnology 43 Botany 57 Chemistry 113 Environmental Science 42 Geography 20 Geology 10 Zoology 5 Pharmacy 39 Total: 329
Conferences/Workshops/Seminars/Symposia Attended Department Workshops Seminars Conferences Symposia Biotechnology - - 6 - Botany 2 - - 2 Chemistry 2 9 2 - Environmental Science - 3 - - Geography 20 2 3 - Geology - 1 2 - Zoology 1 3 1 - Pharmacy - - - - Total: 25 18 14 2
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Conferences/Workshops/Seminars/Symposia Organized Department Workshops Seminars Conferences Symposia Biotechnology - - - - Botany - - - - Chemistry 1 10 1 - Environmental Science - - - - Geography 1 2 - - Geology - - 1 - Zoology - - - - Pharmacy - 2 - - Total: 2 14 2 -
Faculty Output
Journals/Books/Monographs/Publications/Projects completed Department Journals Books Monographs Publication Training Imp. Rec. Biotechnology - - - 36 - 3 Botany 1 - - 25 - - Chemistry - - - 43 - - Environmental Science - 2432 - - - - Geography 1 1 - 20 - 3 Geology - - - 3 - - Zoology - - - - - 5 Pharmacy - - - 18 - - Total: 2 2433 - 145 - 11
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Centre of Biotechnology
Vision To explore new horizons in Biotechnology and Microbiology through education and research and realizing the potential of both for the creation of goods and services of value to society.
Mission the institute has been serving as a teaching, training and research pivot in Biotechnology and Microbiology for the province. The institute is aware of the importance and applicability of Biotechnology and Microbiology and therefore will continue to play its catalytic role by motivating its students in their scholarly pursuits. We will prepare trained biotechnologists and microbiologists able to approach problems with creativity and flexibility. A key element in this preparation is active participation in the process of scientific discovery. The institute will make scholarly scientific and technological advances that will address the changing needs of society.
Objectives To prepare students to function as scientists and educators in a broad array of biological disciplines. To serve as permanent platform for generating trained manpower by imparting education and conducting research on the local problems. To collaborate with biotechnology firms, secondary schools, colleges, universities and public agencies and associations, and lay the groundwork to prepare the workforce for new biotech jobs. To serve as a launching pad for devising, using, and managing biotechnological tools for generation of products, processes and technologies. To augment the productivity, efficiency, and cost effectiveness of food and agriculture, health and medicine, environment-friendly technologies, bio conservation and bio industrial development.
Teaching Staff Name of Staff Qualification Area of Designation BPS Member Specialization Prof. Dr. Bashir Ahmad M.Phil PhD (UOP, Pharmaceutical Director 21 Pesh.) Post Doc Chemistry Professor (UK) Dr. Ghosia Lutfullah MSc, M.Phil (UOP, Bioinformatics/Pr Professor 21 Pesh.), PhD otein Chemistry (University of Karachi) Ms. Sumera Afzal MSc (UOP, Pesh.), Microbiology Lecturer 18 (on study leave M.Phil (QAU, abroad) Islamabad), PhD (Korea) Mr. Akhtar Husssain MSc (Agricultural Molecular Lecturer 18 Uni. Pesh.), M.Phil Biology (CEMB, Lahore) Mr. Jamshaid Ahmad MSc, M.Phil Molecular Lecturer 18 (on study leave abroad) (QAU, Islamabad) Biology Mr. Momin Khan MSc, M.Phil Microbiology Lecturer 18 (QAU, Islamabad)
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Name of Staff Qualification Area of Designation BPS Member Specialization Ms.Natasha Qaisar BBT (4-years) Biotechnology Lecturer 18 Khan (UOP, Pesh.) (on study leave abroad) Ms. Fardah Shahid BBT (4-Years) Biotechnology Lecturer 18 (on study leave abroad) (UOP, Pesh.) Ms. Sahar Nigar BBT (4-Years) Microbiology Lecturer 18 (UOP, Pesh.), M.Phil (QAU, Islamabad) Mr. Saeedullah Khattak MSc, M.Phil Microbiology *Lecturer 18 (QAU, Islamabad) Mr. Sajid Ali DVM (UoS, Molecular *Lecturer 18 Jamshoro), M.Phil Biology (QAU, Islamabad) Ms. Farida Zai MSc (UOP, Pesh.) Biochemistry *Lecturer 18 Ms. Nida Munir BBT 4 year (UOP, Biotechnology *Lecturer 18 Pesh.) Ms. Wagma Nisar BBT 4 year (UOP, Biotechnology *Lecturer 18 Pesh.) Ms. Farhat Shaheen MSc (Gomal Uni, Biological *Lecturer 18 D.I.Khan) Sciences Mr. Fida Hassan BBT (4-Years) Biochemistry *Lecturer 18 (UOP, Pesh.), M.Phil (QAU, Islamabad) Mr. Riaz Muhammad M. Phil (QAU, Microbiology *Lecturer 18 Islamabad) *On Contract
Supporting Staff Name of Staff Member Designation BPS Mr. Asmat Ullah Senior Clerk 09 Mr. Said Jamal Shah Senior Clerk 09 Mr. Miftah-ud-Din Junior Clerk 07 Mr. Adnan Khan Laboratory Attendant 05 Mr. Aftab Khan Laboratory Attendant 05 Mr. Najabat Ali Peon 05 Mr. Baswar Ali Peon 03 Mr. Zafarullah Helper 02 Mr. Waqar Ahmad Peon 02 Mr. Muttahir Khan *Accountant 16 Mr. Imtiaz Ahmad *Laboratory Attendant 05 Mr. Irfan Ullah *Laboratory Attendant 05 Mr. Naushad ur Rehman *Laboratory Attendant 05 Mr. Muhammad Ayoub *Laboratory Attendant 05 Mr. Shakeel Ahmad *Peon 02 Mr. Siraj-ur-Rehman *Peon 02 *On Contract
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Faculty Pursuing Higher Qualification
Abroad Name Designation Qualification Area of Study University Department Pursued Specialization Mr. Jamshaid Lecturer Ph. D Biotechnology Monash University Department of Ahmed , Australia Pharmaceutical FDP biotechnology Ms. Farda Shahid Lecturer Ph. D Biotechnology Glasgow Centre of University UK Biomedical FDP Sciences Ms.Natasha Qasier Lecturer Ph. D Molecular Colombia Department of Khan Biology University USA Molecular & Cell FDP Biology
Inland Name Designation Qualification Area Of Study University Status Pursued / Specialization Mr.Momin Khan Lecturer PhD Biotechnology University of PhD Scholar Peshawar COBAM Mr. Sajid Ali Lecturer Ph. D Biotechnology University of PhD Scholar Peshawar COBAM Ms. Sahar Nigar Lecturer Ph. D Biotechnology University of PhD Scholar Peshawar COBAM Ms. Farida Zai Lecturer M. Phil Biotechnology University of PhD Scholar Peshawar COBAM
Publication Muhammad Nisar, B. Adzu, Inamullah, Ahmad Bashir, AH Gilani. Antipyretic and antinociceptive activities of ziziphus oxyphyla Edgew extract, Phytotherapy Research (UK). 21, 693 (2007). Bashir Ahmad, Niaz Ali, Shumaila Bashir, Sadiq Azam. Biological activities of aerial parts of Tylophora hirsuta wall. African Journal of Biotechnology 8(3), (2009). Bashir Ahmad, Niaz Ali, Shumaila Bashir, Sadiq Azam, Ibrar Khan and Jamshaid Ahmad, Cholinommetic and calcium blocking activities of aerial parts of Tylophora hisruta wall , Journal Chem. Soc. Pak, 24(3)291(2009) Niaz Ali, Bashir Ahmad, Shumaila Bashir, Sadiq Azam, Jahandar Shah & Manzoor Ahmad. Calcium Channel blocking activities of Withania coagulans. African Journal of Pharmacy & Pharmocology vol: 3 (3) July 2009. (accepted) G. Luthfullah, A.R. Anjum, I. Ali and I. Ahmad, Journal Chem. Soc. Pak., 29(2), 189 (2007). Ghosia Lutfullah, Noreen Azhar, Farhat Amin, Zahid Khan , M. Kamran Azim, Khalida Shouqat , Sajid Noor and Rizwan Ali – Structural Bioinformatics of Vibrio Cholera Amino peptidase A (PepA) Monomer, Protein & Peptide letters, 16,36-45,2009/ Bentham Science Publishers Ltd.
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Ghosia Lutfullah, Tasleem Akhtar, k. Z Fatima, Nisar Ahmad and Ijaz Ahmad- Irradiation effect on Antimicrobial properties, Nutritonal values and some Physico-chemical characteristics of Nigella sativa. J. Chem. Soc. Of Pak. V01/30. No.6, PP 860-864, 2009 Ghosia Lutfullah, Shaheen Atta, Seema Gul Taufiq Ahmad- Effect of gamma irradiation on the nutritional quality of ready to eat fast food, (J. Chem, Soc, of Pakistan. Vol.30, No. 6 pp 879-883,2009
Tasleem Akhtar, Ghosia Lutfullah, Robuna Nali,- Comparison of liver test in Cirrhotic and non-Cirrhotic Hepatitis C Patients., J. Chem. Soc. Of Pak. 30(4), 766-769,2008 Tasleem Akhtar, Ghosia Lutfullah, Robina Nazli- Synthesis of Phenolformaldehyde- Lihnosulfonate adhesive for Utilizaiton as a Wood binder. J.Chem. Soc. Of Pak. 30(3), 486- 489,2008 Saatea Arif, Ghosia Lutfullah, Sameer Waheed, Bushra Iftikhar, Nrgis Jamil,Jamil-ur- Rehman. & Shamim Alam – Hyperhomocysteinemia and low vitamin B status in the patients with acute myocardial infarction. Journal of Medical Sciences. Vol. 16, No.2, 72-79, July 2008. Hamayun M. S. A. Khan, H-Y Kim, M F Chaudhary, Y-H Hwang, D-H Shin, I-K Kim, B-H Lee and I-J (2009). Gibberellin Production and Plant Growth Enhancement by Newly Isolated Strain of Scolecobasidium tshawytshae, Journal of Microbiology and Biotechnology. 19 (6): 560-565 Hamayun M. S. A. Khan, AL Khan, G Rehman, EY Sohn, SK Kim, GJ Joo and IJ Lee. Phoma Herbarum as a New Gibberellin-Producing and Plant Growth-Promoting Fungus. Journal of Microbiology & Biotechnology. (Available as online) 2009. Khan SA, M Hamayun (Co-First author), AL Khan, Bashir Ahmad, S Ahmed and IJ Lee. Effect of pH, temperature and glucose on biodegradation of 4-aminophenol by novel bacterial strain Pseudomonas sp. ST-4. African Journal of Biotechnology (Accepted). Hamayun M. S. A. Khan, D-S Tang, Y-H Hwang and I-J Lee (2009) Cladosporium sphaerospermum as a new plant growth promoting endophyte from the roots of Glycine max (L.) Merr. World Journal of Microbiology and Biotechnology. 25(4): 627-632 SA Khan, M Hamayun, H-Y Kim, I-J Lee and J-G Kim (2009) Gibberellin Production and Plant Growth Promotion by a New Strain of Gliomastix murorum. World Journal of Microbiology and Biotechnolgy. 25: 829-833. SA Khan, M Hamayun, H-Y Kim, H-J Yoon, J-C Seo, Y-S Choo, I-J Lee, S-D Kim, I-K Rhee and J-G kim (2009). A new strain of Arthrinium phaeospermum isolated from Carex kobmugi Ohwi is capable of Gibberellin production. Biotechnology letters 31(2): 283-287. SA Khan, M Hamayun, (Co-first author), H-J Yoon, H-Y Kim, S-J Suh, S-K Hwang, J-M Kim, I-J Lee, Y-S Choo, U-H Yoon, W-S Kong, B-M Lee and J-G Kim (2008). Plant growth promotion and Penicillium citrinum. BMC Microbiology 2008, 8: 231. SA Khan, M Hamayun, S O Rim, I-J Lee, J C Seu, Y S Choo, I N Jin, S D Kim I K Lee and J G Kim (2008). Isolation of endophytic fungi capable of plant growth promotion from monocots in the coastal sand dunes of Korea. Journal of Life Science 18(10): 1355-1359
Conference / Seminars / Workshops Attended Name of Title of Conference with Held at Sponsoring Participant date Agency Dr. Bashir Ahmad Symposium on “Academic Elementary & Secondary Government of Atmosphere in Educational Education Department N.W.F.P Institutions, Shortcomings and (Education Sector Pakistan Their Solutions / Education reforms Unit)
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Sector Reforms” Ms. Sahar Conference on Nano Science QAU, HEC Nigar and Catalysis Islamabad Dr. Ghosia Lutfullah 2nd International Conference Egyptian Iternational Egypt of Virology Center for Agriculture, Dokki, Giza, Egypt Dr. Ghosia Lutfullah 2nd International Jordanian- Yarmouk University , Yarmouk Egyptian Biotechnology Irbid-Jordan University , Conference Irbid-Jordan Dr. Ghosia Lutfullah 2nd International Symposium University of Karachi University of Cum training Course on Karachi Molecular Medicine and Drug Design
Staff Trainings (Received / Imparted) Name of Trainee Title of Training Date Venue Sponsored by Prof. Dr. Bashir HPLC based (Amino HPLC Singapore Shimadzo Japan Ahmad Acid Analyzer) Ms. Nida Munir Mass Spectrometry Mass Liaqat Ebrahim Spectrometry Jamal, Karachi Planning and University Development Staff members HPLC based (Amino HPLC Centre of Shimadzo Japan and Ph. D Acid Analyzer) Biotechnology Students University of Peshawar
Co – Curricular Activities of Faculty Mr. Saeedullah Khattak: teacher in charge for Student affairs. Mr. Sajid & Mr. Saeed Khattak: teacher in charge and co-incharge respectively, for the COB Talent Club. They have organized Intra Departmental Cricket Competitions for students and faculty. Ms. Nida Munir: is working on institute’s website development and also library in charge. Ms. Sahar Nigar: teacher in charge for Biotech Science Circle. Students under Biotech Science Circle have actively participated in Science and Technology Model competition organized by Directorate of Science and Technology, Govt. of NWFP.
Students Enrollment
Bachelor Programe Male Female Total Morning Evening Morning Evening Morning Evening BBT 1st 14 18 20 17 34 35 Microb 1st 10 13 23 20 33 33 BBT 3rd 13 12 17 23 30 35 BBT 5th 06 13 24 17 30 30 Bbt 7th 09 29 17 11 26 30 Micro 7th 0 0 21 0 21 0 Total 52 85 122 88 174 163
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M.Phil Programme Male Female Total Biotechnology 9 22 31
Ph.D Programme Male Female Total Biotechnology 16 6 22
Scholarships Awarded To Students Source of Scholarship Number HEC, Indigenous Scholarship for PhD 9 HEC meritorious needy students 1 Mora from Distt. Zakat Committees 1 Pakistan Baitulmall 1 Bilal Foundations 1
Achievements Students Ms. Shah Raukh, Gold Medallist for the third batch of Biotechnology 2003-2007.
Student Field Trips (Curriculum Based): Field Trips to VRI (Veterinary Research Institute) Field Trips to IRNUM Filed Trips to PCSIR Recreational Trips to Bara Gali, Murre & Islamabad
Future plan
Academic Admission will be given in the 1st term, in Biotechnology & Microbiology for academic year 2009-10. Admission will be given to MPhil and PhD students for the academic year 2009-10. Awareness Program about biotechnology by inviting eminent scholars for seminars. Availability of resources for both students and faculty. Working for enhancing the industry-academia interaction to augment the career opportunities for our students along with career counselling. Developmental Establishment of Pharmaceutical Biotechnology Lab. Establishment of labs for the students of Microbiology students. Establishment of store for chemicals , glasswares, equipments medias, kits etc
University of Peshawar Page 63 Department of Botany Annual Report 2008-09
Department of Botany
Teaching Staff Name of Staff Member Qualification Area of Designation BPS Specialization Prof. Dr. Farrukh Hussain Ph.D. Ecology Chairman / Professor 22 Prof. Dr. Abdur Rashid Ph.D. Taxonomy Professor 21 Prof. Dr. F.M. Sarim Ph.D. Phycology Professor 21 Dr. Muhammad Ibrar Ph.D. Pharmacognosy Associate Professor 20 Miss Mussarat Jabeen M. Phil Tissue culture Assistant Professor 19 Mrs. Tanvir Burni M. Phil Pathology Assistant Professor 19 Mr. Zahir Muhammad Do Genetics Do 18 Mr. Ghulam Dastigar Do Pharmacognosy Lecturer 18 Mr. Naveed Akhtar Do Ethnobotany Do 18 Rehman Ullah M.Sc. - *Lecturer 18
*On Contract
Supporting Staff Name of Staff member Designation BPS Qazi Zabihullah Curator 17 Mr. Ishfaqullah Khan Computer Operator 12 Mr. Abdul Hameed Lab Assistant 11 Mr. Shoukat Ali Lab Assistant 11 Mr. Shakil Ahmad Senior Clerk 09 Mr. Muhammad Fayaz Senior Clerk 09 Mr. Akhtar Hussain Junior Clerk 07 Mr. Sohail Khan Lab Attendant 05 Mr. Sabir Gul Lab Attendant 05 Mr. Tahir Zaman Peon 04 Mr. Muhammad Rafiq Peon 04 Faridullah Mali 02 Falak Zeb Khan Mali 02 Mr. Luqman Khan Library Attendant 02 Mr. Muhammad Farooq *Lab Assistant 07 *On Contract
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Student Enrollment
Master Program Male Female Total Morning Evening Morning Evening Morning Evening Previous 08 09 42 42 50 51 Final 04 14 38 36 42 50 Total 12 23 80 78 92 101 M.Phil Program Male Female Total M. Phil 12 05 17 Ph.D Program Male Female Total P.hD. 08 03 11
Faculty details
Name of the discipline 03 (M.Sc., M.Phil and Ph.D.)
Total number of faculty 12 (Twelve) members Number of faculty members BS (Four years Masters M. Phil Ph. D having highest degrees program)
Nil 02 06 04
Number of faculty members BS (Four years Masters M. Phil Ph. D having foreign degrees program)
Nil Nil Nil 01
Publication
A. Razaq, A. Rashid, M. Islam and Asadullah. Medicinal weeds from Changa Valley, District, Shangla. Pak. J. Pl. Sci., 14 (1): 41-46; 2008. Akhtar, N. and S. Begum. 2009. Ethnopharmacological important plants of Jalala, District Mardan, Pakistan. Pak. J. Pl. Sci., 15 (2): 95-100. Akhtar, N. and S.R. Rehman. 2009. Some members of Ulotrichales from Jalala, District Mardan, Pakistan. Pak. J.Pl. Sci., 15 (1): 19-30. Akhtar, N., M. Ibrar., N. Aman. 2008. The effect of different soaking times and concentration of GA3 on Seed Germination and Growth of Spinacia oleracea L. Pak. J. Plant Sci., 14 (1): 9- 13. F. M. Sarim and Khair-un-Nisa. Algae Recorded from Zaibi Dam District Karak, Pakistan.
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Pak. J. Pl. Sci., 14 (2): 115-121; 2008. F.M. Sarim, Khair-un-Nisa and Naheed Afzal. Some fresh water algae of Tarbela Dam, Pakistan. Pak. J. Pl. Sci., 14 (1): 35-39; 2008. F.M. Sarim, Khair-un-Nisa and Nousheen Tahira. Algae from the water Supplies of District Mardan, Pakistan. Pak. J. Pl. Sci., 14 (2): 107-114; 2008. Hadi, F., N. Akhtar, S.M. Shah and F. Hussain. 2008. Ecological characteristics of the plants of Warsak dam, District Peshawar, Pakistan. PUTAJ. 15: 17-30. Hameed, I., F. Hussain and G. Dastaigr. 2008. Stomatal studies of some selected medicinal plants of polygonaceae. Pak. J. Bot. 40 (6): 2273-2280. Hameed, I., G. Dastagir and F. Hussain. 2008. Nutritional and elemental analysis of some selected medicinal plants of the family polygonaceae. Pak. J. Bot., 40 (6): 2493-2502. Ismail, M. Muhammad Ibrar, Zafar Iqbal, Javid Hussain, Hidayat Hussain, Manzoor Ahmad and Muhammad Iqbal Choudary. 2009. Chemical constituents and Antioxidant Activity of Geranium wallichianum. Records of natural products 3 (4): 193-197. Mohammad, Z., N. Akhtar and S. Islam. 2008. Effect of gamma irradiation on the germination and seedling growth of Lepidium sativum L. Pak. J. Pl. Sci., 14 (2): 101-106, 2008. Noreen, B, M. Hussain and N. Akhtar. 2008. Palynological study of some cultivated species of Genus Hibiscus from North West Frontier Province, NWFP. Pakistan. Pak. J. Bot., 40 (4): 1561-1569, 2008. Shad, A.K., L. Khan, I. Hussain, H. Shah, and N. Akhtar. 2008. Comparative assessment of heavy metals in Euphorbia helioscopia L. Pak. J. Weed Sci. Res. 14 (1-2): 91-100. 2008. Shad, A.K., L. Khan, I. Hussain, K.B. Marwat and N. Akhtar. 2008. Comparative assessment of heavy metals in Euphorbia helioscopia L. Pak. J. Weed Sci. Res. 14 (1-2): 101-110. 2008. Shah, M. and F. Hussain. 2008. Ethnobotanical study of the medicinal plants of Mount Elum, Swat. Pak. J. Pl. Sci. 14 (2): 91-95: 2008. Syed Mukaram Shah and Farrukh Hussain. Ecology of wetlands of Akbarpura, District Nowshera, Pakistan. Pak. J. Pl. Sci., 14 (1): 47-57; 2008. Tanvir Burni, Aliya Liaqat, Sadaf Paracha, and Sabiha. VAM studies in plants of wet and waterlogged habitat of District Kohat, Pakistan. Pak. J. Pl. Sci., 14 (1): 21-27; 2008. Tanvir. B., N. Akhtar, Dur-e-Afshan and S.B. Zainab. Mycorrhizal studies in plants of saline habitats of district Kohat, Pakistan. Pak. J. Pl. Sci., 14 (2): 77-83, 2008. Tanvir, B. Diversity of VA Fungi in some weeds of cauliflower fields of Peshawar Pakistan. Pak. J. Pl. Sci., 15 (1): 2009. Tanvir, B. 2008. Effect of host age on the development of VAM in Soyabean, PUTAJ, Vol. 15, 2008. Zahir Muhammad, Naveed Akhtar and Saif-ul-Islam. Effect of gamma irradiation on the germination and seedling growth of Lepidium sativum L. Pak. J. Pl. Sci., 14 (2): 101-106; 2008.
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Conference Paper
Local National International Naveed All Pakistan Science Conference, ICCBS/LEJ National Akhtar University of Karachi, Karachi Dec. 20-23, 2008
Detail of paper: Survey and systematic census of ethnobotanically important plants of Miandan Valley, District Swat, NWFP, Pakistan.
Workshops
Name of Title of workshop Held at Sponsoring Agency Participants Naveed Akhtar Workshop on Curriculum NWFP, Textbook NWFP, Textbook orientation and textbook Board, Peshawar Board, Peshawar. development dt. 16 & 17th April 2009 Rehman Ullah Workshop on industrial and PCSIR Pak. Sci. curricula collaboration Foundation and PCSIR
Exhibition
Name of Exhibition Held at Sponsoring Participants Agency Dr. M. Ibrar Chart exhibition / competition Department of Department of Botany, UoP. Botany Rehman Ullah Science and Technology PFI Pakistan First Model Competition Institute
Journals published by Department Title of the Editor / Incharge ISSN Funding Source No. of Issues Status Journal No. Pak. J. Plant Prof. Dr. Farrukh Botany Department 2 issues per Sciences Hussain 1023-83 University of Continued year Peshawar
In the year 2009 1st Journal issued. January Vol. 15 Issue. (1): 2009 In the year 2009 2nd Journal Issued in July Vol. 15 Issue. (II): 2009
Scholarships Awarded To Students
Name of Student Scholarship type Number Nazia Tariq FATA (Political Agent) 5 Zamir Ali FATA Sch. 5
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Name of Student Scholarship type Number Sadia MORA 16 Barkat Ullah HEC Scholar 2 Saira Abbas Political Khyber 12 Barkat Ullah HEC Scholar 7 Mussarat Shabir FATA Kuram Agency 2 Asma Zakat 6 Zahid Fazal Bait-ul-Mal 1
Study Tour Schedule Date No of Time of Class Venue (No. of days) Buses Departure M.Sc. Akbar Pura 11-02-2010 Two 7.30am Previous (Botanical Garden) (one day) M.Sc. 07th April 2010 NARC Islamabad Two 7.00am Previous One day M.Sc. 03-06-2010 to 08-06-2010 Bara Gali Two 6.00am Previous (6 days) M.Sc. Nizampur/Manglot 16-02-2010 Two 7:30am Final Park (one day) M.Sc. 02-03-2010 to 07-03-2010 Darawar, Cholistan Two 7:00am Final (6 days) M.Sc. 14,15th April 2010 Khewra Salt mine Two 6.30am Final (2 days)
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Institute of Chemical Sciences
Vision “To be a regional institute of excellence in chemical and allied sciences”
Mission To make the institute vision a reality,the Institute of Chemical Sciences is committed to the training of graduates of international standards at B.S (4-Year), M.Sc., M.Phil. and Ph.D. levels in the field of chemistry including Analytical, Applied, Bio., Environmental, Fuel, Inorganic, Organic and Physical Chemistry. Conducting quality basic and applied research, offering consultancy to local industries and institutions and to participate in community development projects
Objectives Teaching, Research, Consultancy and Community Services Teaching & training of students at B.S (4 Year), M. Sc, and M. Phil/Ph. D level in chemistry with specialization in seven disciplines, viz, Physical, Organic, Inorganic, Analytical, Applied, Fuel and Biochemistry. To educate students/scholars to be scientifically literate and provide them opportunities to professional growth through designing and executing chemical research projects To ehnace their hand on experience in measuring, techniques, synthetic knowhow recording of observation, statistical anaylysis of experimental data and above all critical and independent thinking. To prepare them for the professional employment in industry, biomedical programs, resource management, agriculture, chemical technology, and other related fields of common interests.
Teaching Staff Name of Faculty Qualification Area of Specialization Designation Dr. Muhammad M.Sc. (Pesh) Organic Chemistry: Bioassay Guided Professor & Arfan Ph.D. (USA) Natural Product Chemistry, Synthetic Director Medicinal Chemistry, Green Chemistry and Computational Organic Chemistry Dr. Muhammad M.Sc. (Pesh) Organic Chemistry: Professor Nisar M.S (Japan) Organic Synthesis, Phyto Chemistry, Ph.D(Japan), Pharmaceutical and Medicinal Postdoc (USA, Chemistry, Homogeneous Catalysis, Japan) Glyco-conjugates, Sulphone Chemistry, Cancertherapy through Synthetic vaccines. Dr. Imdad Ullah M.Sc. (Pesh) Inorganic Chemistry: Micellar Professor M.Phil. (Pesh) Medium Analytical Chemistry, CRT (Australia) Separation Science Techniques, and Ph.D. (Japan) the Development of Hybrid Analytical Methods. Dr. Saeed ur M.Sc. (Pesh) Inorganic Chemistry: Coordination Professor Rehman Ph.D (Pesh) Complexes Dr. Naza ul Islam Ph.D. (UK) Organic Chemistry: Professor Electron organic chemistry
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Name of Faculty Qualification Area of Specialization Designation Dr. Habib-ur- M.Sc. (Pesh) Physical Chemistry: Adsorption and Professor Rehman Ph.D. (UK) Ion Exchange. Dr. M. M.Sc. (Pesh) Fuel & Applied Chemistry: Petroleum Professor Shakirullah M.Phil (DEA & Coal Chemistry, Hydrocarbons and France) Polymer, Photosensitized Chemistry, Ph.D (France) Carbon & Carbon Nano Structures.
Dr. Fazlullah M.Sc. (DIK) Physical Chemistry: Bio and Professor Khan M.Phil. (Pesh) Inorganic Mineralization/ Ph.D. (Pesh) Precipitation and Inhibition. Dr. Yousaf Iqbal M.Sc. (Pesh) Applied Chemistry: Polymer and Professor M.Phil. (U.K) Ceramics, Removal of Contaminants, M. Phil (Pesh) Pre-concentration of valuable Ph.D. (Pesh). material, Oxidation Kinetics of Binder less Carbon Dr. Ikhtiar Khan M.Sc. (Pesh) Organic & Environmental Chemistry: Professor M.S. (Saudi Environmental Analysis of Soil and Arabia) Air Ph.D. (UK). Dr. Jasmin Shah M.Sc. (Pesh) Analytical Chemistry: Environmental Professor Ph.D. (Pesh). Chemistry, Separation Science Techniques, FIA Methods Development, Recycling of waste polymers. Dr. Muhammad M.Sc. (Pesh) Fuel and Applied Chemistry: Associate Ishaq Ph.D. (Pesh) Characterization of Crude Petroleum, Professor Reclamation of Used Engine Oil, Co- processing of coal and plastics. Dr. Khushid Ali M.Sc. (Q.U) Physical Chemistry: Associate M.Phil (Q.U) Electrochemistry, Electro-initiated Professor Ph.D (Turkey) Polymerization, Micellization studies of surfactants Dr.Imtiaz Ahmad M.Sc. (Pesh) Fuel Chemistry: Petroleum & Coal Assiociate Ph.D. (Pesh) Chemistry, Environmental Chemistry, Professor Carbon & Carbon Nano Structures Anwar ul Haq M.Sc. (Pesh) Physical Chemisty Assistant Ph.D. (Germany) Professor Mohammad M.Sc. (Pesh) Analytical Chemistry Assistant Humayun Ph.D. (Korea) Professor Jamil Shah B.Sc (Engg, Applied Chemistry: Chemical Lecturer Punjab) M.Phil Processes, Chemical Engineering, (Pesh) Environmental chemistry. Raheela Taj M.Sc, (Pesh.) Biochemistry Lecturer M. Imran M.Sc (Pesh.) Biochemistry: Lipid Chemistry Lecturer (Ex Pakistan M.Phil (Pesh) Leave) Fatima Sayed M.Sc, (Pesh.) Biochemistry: Lecturer Saima Sohni M.Sc, (Pesh.) Analytical Chemistry Lecturer Kifayatullah M.Sc, (Pesh.) Applied Chemistry Lecturer
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Name of Faculty Qualification Area of Specialization Designation Sajjad Khan M.Sc, (Pesh.) Analytical Chemistry Lecturer Humaira Seema M.Sc, (Pesh.) Inorganic Chemistry Lecturer Rafiullah Khan Ph D (UK) Organic Chemistry: Natural Products, *Foreigh Medicinal Chemistry, Environmental Professor-I Pollution Ghias ud Din PhD (Karachi) Organic Chemistry *Foreign Professor-II Aftab Ahmad M.Sc. (Pesh.) Biochemistry *Lecturer *On Contract
Supporting Staff
Name Designation BPS Aziz-ur-Rehman Librarian 17 Khurshid Anwar Suprintendant 16 Fazal Muhammad Assistant 14 Fazal Khaliq Senior Clerk 09 S. Imran Shamshad. Senior Clerk 09 Shah Nawaz Comp.Operator 11 Muhammad Ali Junior Clerck. 07 Izhar Khan Lab.Attendant 05 Arif Ismail J.Clerck 07 Mohammad Ali Driver/C.S.Assistant 07 Haroon Gul Gas Room Attendant 02 Mohammad Naveed Naib Qasid 09 Iftikhar Ahmad Lab. Asistant. 07 Asmat Ali Lab. Attendant 05 Maqsood Jan Lab. Asistant 07 Muhammad Jamil Lab. Attendant 05 Nishan Mohammad Lab. Asistant 07 Israr Hussain S.Lab. Assistant. 11 Subz Ali Lab. Supervisor 11 Rehman-ud-Din Naib Qasid 04 Akhtar Mohammad Sr.Lab.Assistant 11 Hamid Ali Lab. Attendant 05 S. Ashfaq Ali Shah Lab. Asstant 07 Irfanullah Lab.Attendant 05 Zulfiqar Ali Lab. Asistant 07 Amir Khan Lab.Attendant 05 Jehangir Khan Lab. Supervisor 14 Rahim Khan S.Lab. Assistant. 11 Zaheer ud Din Store Supervisor 07 Mohammad Ilyas Sr.Lab. Asistant 11 Asad Khan Naib Qasid 02 Nasir Khan Instrument Mechanic 11 Skindar Hayat Instrument Mechanic *Univesity Fund Usama Firdous Lab. Attendant *Univesity Fund Mohammad Sajjad Office Attendant *Departmental
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Name Designation BPS Fund Hidayat Khan Lab. Attendant *Departmental Fund *On Contract
Staff Persuing Higher Qualification
Abroad Name Desig. Qual. Area of Country University/ Status Persued Specilization Department Bio South Ajou M. Imran Lecturer Ph.D. Continue Chemistry Korea University
Inland Name Desig. Qual. Area of Country University/ Status Persued Specilization Department Bio University of Raheela Taj Lecturer Ph.D. Pakistan Continue Chemistry Peshawar
Publications
Research papers published (international journals):
Khan I, Nisar M, Ebad F, et al. Anti-inflammatory activities of Sieboldogenin from Smilax china Linn.: Experimental and computational studies . JOURNAL OF ETHNOPHARMACOLOGY Volume: 121 Issue: 1 Pages: 175-177 Published: JAN 2009. Nisar M, Obaidullah, Ahmad M, et al. New diterpenoid alkaloids from Aconitum heterophyllum Wall: Selective butyrylcholinestrase inhibitors . JOURNAL OF ENZYME INHIBITION AND MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY Volume: 24 Issue: 1 Pages: 47-51 Published: 2009. Nisar M, Tariq SA, Marwat IK, et al. Antibacterial, antifungal, insecticidal, cytotoxicity and phytotoxicity studies on Indigofera gerardiana . JOURNAL OF ENZYME INHIBITION AND MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY Volume: 24 Issue: 1 Pages: 224-229 Published: 2009. Nisar M, Tariq SA, Ihsanullah. NUTRITIONAL LEVELS OF INDIGOFERA GERARDIANA WALL AND CRATAEGUS SONGRICA K. KOCH. PAKISTAN JOURNAL OF BOTANY Volume: 41 Issue: 3 Pages: 1359-1361 Published: JUN 2009. Huang CF, Ma L, Sun LJ, Arfan M. et al..Immunosuppressive Withanollides from Withania coagulans. CHEMISTRY & BIODIVERSITY Volume: 6 Issue: 9 Pages: 1415- 1426 Published: 2009. Willfor S, Ali M, Karonen M, Arfan M, et al.. Extractives in bark of different conifer species growing in Pakistan.HOLZFORSCHUNG Volume: 63 Issue: 5 Pages: 551-558 Published: AUG 2009. Zhang G P, Xiao ZY, Rafique J, Arfan M, et al. Antiplasmodial Isoflavanones from the Roots of Sophora mollis. JOURNAL OF NATURAL PRODUCTS Volume: 72 Issues: 7 Pages: 1265-1268 Published: JUL 2009.
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Arfan M, Tahir MN, Khan R, et al. (2-Aminophenyl)[(5S)-5-hydroxy-3,5-dimethyl-4,5-dihydro- 1H-pyrazol-1-yl]methanone. ACTA CRYSTALLOGRAPHICA SECTION E-STRUCTURE REPORTS ONLINE Volume: 65 Pages: O1834-U2775 Part: Part 8 Published: AUG 2009. Arfan M, Amin H, Karamac M, et al. Antioxidant Activity of Phenolic Fractions of Mallotus philippinensis Bark Extract.. CZECH JOURNAL OF FOOD SCIENCES Volume: 27 Issue: 2 Pages: 109-117 Published: 2009. Arfan M, Tahir MN, Khan R, et al.. 3-Amino-2-methyl-4-oxo-3,4-dihydroquinazolin-1-ium p- toluenesulfonate monohydrate.ACTA CRYSTALLOGRAPHICA SECTION E-STRUCTURE REPORTS ONLINE Volume: 65 Pages: O1051-U2291 Part: Part 5 Published: MAY 2009. Arfan M, Tahir MN, Shah MIA, et al..3-Benzyl-5-butyl-1,3,5-thiadiazinane-2-thione. ACTA CRYSTALLOGRAPHICA SECTION E-STRUCTURE REPORTS ONLINE Volume: 65 Pages: O468-U1327 Part: Part 3 Published: MAR 2009. Arfan M, Tahir MN, Shah MIA, et al. 2-[6-Thioxo-5-(2,4,6-trimethylphenyl)-1,3,5-thiadiazinan-3- yl]acetic acid ACTA CRYSTALLOGRAPHICA SECTION E-STRUCTURE REPORTS ONLINE Volume: 65 Pages: O902-U3237 Part: Part 4 Published: APR 2009. Arfan M, Raziq N, Aljancic I, et al. Secondary metabolites of Hypericum monogynum from Pakistan. JOURNAL OF THE SERBIAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY Volume: 74 Issue: 2 Pages: 129-132 Published: 2009. Hassan W, Ibrahim M, Nogueira CW, Mohammadzai I, et al. Influence of pH on the reactivity of diphenyl ditelluride with thiols and anti-oxidant potential in rat brain . CHEMICO- BIOLOGICAL INTERACTIONS Volume: 180 Issue: 1 Pages: 47-53 Published: JUN 15 2009. Hassan W, Ibrahim M, Nogueira CW, Mohammad Zai I, et al. Enhancement of iron-catalyzed lipid peroxidation by acidosis in brain homogenate: Comparative effect of diphenyl diselenide and ebselen. BRAIN RESEARCH Volume: 1258 Pages: 71-77 Published: MAR 3 2009. Nakada K, Mohammadzai IU, Tsukahara S, et al.Adsorption Behavior of the Cetyltrimethylammonium Chloride Reverse Micelles on Porous Silica Gels. ANALYTICAL SCIENCES Volume: 25 Issue: 2 Pages: 201-206 Published: FEB 2009. Jan MR, Shah J, Muhammad M, et al. Glyphosate herbicide residue determination in samples of environmental importance using spectrophotometric method. JOURNAL OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS Volume: 169 Issue: 1-3 Pages: 742-745 Published: SEP 30 2009. Jan MR, Shah J, Khawaja MA, et al . DDT residue in soil and water in and around abandoned DDT manufacturing factory. ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT. Volume: 155 Issue: 1-4 Pages: 31-38 Published: AUG 2009. Shah J, Jan MR, Ara B, et al .Extractive spectrophotometric method for determination of metribuzin herbicide and application of factorial design in optimization of various factors. JOURNAL OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS Volume: 164 Issue: 2-3 Pages: 918- 922 Published: MAY 30 2009. Shah J, Jan MR, Mabood F Recovery of value-added products from the catalytic pyrolysis of waste tyre. ENERGY CONVERSION AND MANAGEMENT Volume: 50 Issue: 4 Pages: 991- 994 Published: APR 2009. Alam S, Ahmad M, Bangash FK. Removal of Brilliant Blue R from Aqueous Solutions on Activated Carbon Produced from Carbonaceous Substrate. .TENSIDE SURFACTANTS DETERGENTS Volume: 46 Issue: 4 Pages: 205-213 Published: JUL-AUG 2009. Bangash FK, Alam S. ADSORPTION OF ACID BLUE 1 ON ACTIVATED CARBON PRODUCED FROM THE WOOD OF Ailanthus altissima.BRAZILIAN JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Volume: 26 Issue: 2 Pages: 275-285 Published: APR- JUN 2009.
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Alam S, Ahmad I, Bangash FK . Investigation of Specific Elemental Distribution in C. sativus L., S. melongena L. and M. charantia L. by Atomic Absorption Spectrometry. JOURNAL OF THE CHEMICAL SOCIETY OF PAKISTAN Volume: 31 Issue: 1 Pages: 31-38 Published: FEB 2009. Alam S, Seema, Bangash FK. Elemental Analysis of Activated Carbon by EDS Spectrophotometry and X-Rays Diffraction. JOURNAL OF THE CHEMICAL SOCIETY OF PAKISTAN Volume: 31 Issue: 1 Pages: 46-58 Published: FEB 2009. Khan I, Saeed M, Akhtar J, et al.. Nutritional Assessment of Morus alba and Phoenix dactylifera. JOURNAL OF THE CHEMICAL SOCIETY OF PAKISTAN Volume: 31 Issue: 1 Pages: 103-108 Published: FEB 2009. Khan I, Saeed M, Akhtar J, et al.Nutritional Assessment of Morus alba and Phoenix dactylifera.JOURNAL OF THE CHEMICAL SOCIETY OF PAKISTAN Volume: 31 Issue: 1 Pages: 103-108 Published: FEB 2009. Ahmad T, Awan IA, Nisar J, Ahmad I, et al. Influence of inherent minerals and pyrolysis temperature on the yield of pyrolysates of some Pakistani coals.ENERGY CONVERSION AND MANAGEMENT Volume: 50 Issue: 5 Pages: 1163-1171 Published: MAY 2009. Ahmad I, Shakirullah M, Rehman HU, et al. NMR analysis of cracking products of asphalt and assessment of catalyst performance.ENERGY Volume: 34 Issue: 2 Pages: 127- 133 Published: FEB 2009. Shakirullah M, Ahmad I, Ishaq M, et al. Study on the Role of Metal Oxides in Desulphurization of Some Petroleum Fractions. JOURNAL OF THE CHINESE CHEMICAL SOCIETY Volume: 56 Issue: 1 Pages: 107-114 Published: FEB 2009. Saeed-Ur-Rehman, Ali N, Nisar M. Transition Metal Complexes of Some Biologically Active Ligands; Synthesis Characterization and Bioactivities. JOURNAL OF THE CHEMICAL SOCIETY OF PAKISTAN Volume: 31 Issue: 3 Pages: 383-390 Published: JUN 2009. Arshad M, Masud K, Arif M, Rehman S, et al.The effect of AlBr3 additive on the thermal degradation of PMMA A study using TG-DTA-DTG, IR and PY-GC-MS techniques. Author(s): Source: JOURNAL OF THERMAL ANALYSIS AND CALORIMETRY Volume: 96 Issue: 3 Pages: 873-881 Published: JUN 2009. Noor-Ul-Amin, Ali K, Shah MT. Recycling of Bagasse Ash in Cement Manufacturing and its Impact on Clinker Potential and Environmental Pollution. JOURNAL OF THE CHEMICAL SOCIETY OF PAKISTAN Volume: 31 Issue: 3 Pages: 357-361 Published: JUN 2009. Noor-Ul-Amin, Ali K, Shah MT. Raw Mix Designing and Clinkerization of High Strength Portland Cement with Bagasse Ash and its Impact on Clinker Moduli and Fuel Consumption. JOURNAL OF THE CHEMICAL SOCIETY OF PAKISTAN Volume: 31 Issue: 3 Pages: 370-374 Published: JUN 2009. Ali K, Noor-Ul-Amin, Shah MT. Physicochemical Study of Bagasse and Bagasse Ash from the Sugar Industries of NWFP, Pakistan and Its Recycling in Cement Manufacturing. JOURNAL OF THE CHEMICAL SOCIETY OF PAKISTAN Volume: 31 Issue: 3 Pages: 375- 378 Published: JUN 2009. Ali K, Shah AUHA, Bilal S, et al. Surface tensions and thermodynamic parameters of surface formation of aqueous salt solutions: III. Aqueous solution of KCl, KBr and KI. COLLOIDS AND SURFACES A-PHYSICOCHEMICAL AND ENGINEERING ASPECTS Volume: 337 Issue: 1-3 Pages: 194-199 Published: APR 1 2009. Qaisar M, Ahmad VU, Nisar M, et al. Biodirected Isolation from Forsskalea tenacissima. JOURNAL OF THE CHEMICAL SOCIETY OF PAKISTAN Volume: 30 Issue: 6 Pages: 854-859 Published: DEC 2008. Shah J, Jan MR, Manzoor S. Extractive Spectrophotometric Methods for Determination of Clarithromycin in Pharmaceutical Formulations Using Bromothymol Blue and Cresol Red.
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JOURNAL OF THE CHINESE CHEMICAL SOCIETY Volume: 55 Issue: 5 Pages: 1107- 1112 Published: OCT 2008. Shah J, Jan MR, Ara B. Spectrophotometric method for determination of atrazine and its application to commercial formulations and real samples INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY Volume: 88 Issue: 15 Pages: 1077- 1085 Published: 2008. Shah J, Jan MR, Rehman F. Flow injection spectrophotometric determination of fluoxetine in bulk and in pharmaceutical preparations.JOURNAL OF THE CHILEAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY Volume: 53 Issue: 3 Pages: 1605-1608 Published: SEP 2008. Kousar F, Noomrio MH, Talpur MMA, Arfan M, et al. Two new lignan glycosides from Trachelospermum lucidum (D. Don) Schum. JOURNAL OF ASIAN NATURAL PRODUCTS RESEARCH Volume: 10 Issue: 4 Pages: 285-288 Published: 2008. Alam S, Ahmad I, Zia-Ud-Din, Bangash FK, et al. Variations of Contaminants in the Road Side Agricultural Soil of Thana Malakand Agency. JOURNAL OF THE CHEMICAL SOCIETY OF PAKISTAN Volume: 30 Issue: 6 Pages: 800-804 Published: DEC 2008 Zeb A, Khan S, Khan I, et al. Effect of temperature, UV, sun and white lights on the stability of olive oil. JOURNAL OF THE CHEMICAL SOCIETY OF PAKISTAN Volume: 30 Issue: 5 Pages: 790-794 Published: OCT 2008. Ali K, Shah AUHA, Bilal S, et al. Thermodynamic parameters of surface formation of some aqueous salt solutions.Thermodynamic parameters of surface formation of some aqueous salt solutions. COLLOIDS AND SURFACES A-PHYSICOCHEMICAL AND ENGINEERING ASPECTS Volume: 330 Issue: 1 Pages: 28-34 Published: NOV 20 2008.
Conference Papers
Jasmin Shah. 10 th Asian Conference on Analytical Sciences (Asianlysis X), Held August 2009 at Kulala Lumpur, Malaysis, Organized by the Institute Kinia Malaysia with Japan Society of Analytical Sciences.
Details of Papers Presented in national Conferences/Symposia:
19th National Chemistry Conference organized by KUST, Baragli Summer Campus, University of Peshawar, Held June 9-11, 2009.
Plenary Lecture by Prof.Dr.Mohammad Nisar “Organic Synthesis through Palladium Catalysis: A Concept toward Reversal of Polarity”. Plenary Lecture by Prof.Dr.M.Rafiullah Khan “Photothermochromism of O-Nitroaylidene Aryl Hydrazides and Possible Applications”. Rasul Jan, Jasmin Shah, Maria Sadia “ A Comparison of Simple and Functionalized Amberlite IR 120 For Preconcentration and Determination of Cu(II) by Flame Absorption Spectrophotmetery”. Jasmin Sha, Rasul Jan, Behist Ara “Determination of Triazine Herbicides in Soil by Microwave Assisted Extraction and High Performance Liquid Chromatography”. Shabir Ahmad, Mohammad Arfan, Rasool Khan, Kazuo N. Watanabe. “Allelopathy of Teucrium Royleanum Wall.Ex.Benth. from Pakistan”. Mian Mohammad, M.Rasul Jan, Jasmin Shah, and Behist Ara. “ Spectrophotmetric Method for Glyphosate Residue Determination in Samples of Environmental Importance”.
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Inayatullah, M.Rasul Jan, and Jasmin Shah. “ Spectrophotometric Determination of Sparfloxancin in Pharmacetical Formulations and Artificial Urine Samples by Complex Formation with Ammonium Monovandate”.
Poster Presentations:
Attaul Haq, M.Rasul Jan, Jasmin Sha “Preconcentration and Solid Phase Extraction of Ni(II) using Carbonized Sawdust”. M.Arfan, Rasool Khan and Javed Mehmood.” A Facile Synthesis of New Unsymetrical Quinozoline Based Acetamides”. Mohammad Nisar, Shafiq Ahmad Tariq, Ihsanullah. “Nutritional Levels of Indigofera Gerardiana Wall and Crataegus Songrica K. Koch”. Fozia Rehman, Jasmin Shah and M.Rasul Jan. “Extractive Spectrophotometric Method for the Determination of Mirtazapine in Pharmaceutical Formulations”. Symposium on “Recent Trends in Indegenous Chemical Research and Awarness on Data Presentation Skills, Held Baragali Summer Campus, July 2009.
Pof.Dr. Muhammd Nisar. Synthesis of α,β-unsaturated ketones from allyl β-keto carboxylates and allyl alkenyl carbonates via π-allyl palladium complexes. Prof. Dr. Imdad Ullah Mohammadzai.The Art of Teaching Undergraduate Chemistry at UC Berkeley. Gul Akhtar. Effective Supported Liquid Membrane Transport of Tl (III) Ions by Triethanolamine as a Carrier. Iihsan A. A Convenient One-pot Synthesis of Fused and Substituted Phenols Through Michael-Annulation Reaction. Utility and Application of β-ketosulphones. Behisht Ara. Spectrophotometric Determination of Metribuzin Herbicide in Potatoes by Schiff Base Reaction with p-imethylaminobenzaldehyde. Muhammad Ikram. Synthesis, Physiochemical and Biological Study of Metal Complexes (Cu-II, Ni-II, Zn-II and Co-II) with a Schiff Base Derived from Salicylaldehyde. F. Akbar Jan. Heavy Metals in Brick Kiln Located \Area using Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer- A Case Study from Peshawar. Attaul Haq. Removal of Cadmium from Aqueous Solutions using Sawdust and its Regeneration. Mumtaz Ali. Isolation and Characterization 1, 3, 7-trihydroxy Xanthone. Syed Mahfooz Jan. Removal of Arsenic From Aqueous Media Through Utilization of Indigenous Minerals, Sand And Plant Materials. Robila Nawaz. Synthesis, Characterization and Bioassay of Indole Derived Schiff Bases and Their Metal (II) Complexes. Mian Muhammad. Flow Injection Spectrophotometric Determination of Fenoxaprop-p-ethyl Herbicide after Derivatization and its Application to Real Samples. Hanif Ur Rehman. Synthesis, Characterization and Biological Evaluation of Copper(II) Complexes of Guanidines. Najeebullah. Removal of Thallium by Functionalized Carbon Nano Tubes. Jan ullah.Influence of Some Antioxidants on the Oxidative Stability of Rimula “D” Lubricating Oil. Maria Sadia. A Comparison Of Simple And Functionalized Amberlite IR 120 For Preconcentration And Determination Of Cu(II) By Flame Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometry.
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Alia Faiz. Synthesis, Characterization and Biological Assay of Complexes with Schiff Bases Derived from Pyridine 3-carbaldehyde. Sadia. Rehman. Synthesis and Physiochemical Studies of Complexes of 2- Aminobenzohydrazine with Co(II), Ni(II), Cu(II) and Zn(II). Noor Zada. Study of Fullerenic Precursors in Vehicular, Industrial and Domestic Soots. Ala Ud Din. Isolation of An Anti-Hivsalaspermic Acid From Maytenus Royleanus (Gymnosporia Royleana). Hussain Gulab. Catalytic Conversion of Waste High-density Polyethylene into Useful Hydrocarbons. Inayatullah. Fluorimetric and Spectrophotometric Determination of Sparfloxacin in Bulk and Pharmaceutical Formulations. Khair Zaman. Isolation and Structure Elucidation of 1, 6-dihydroxy 8-methoxy 3-methyl anthraquinone. M.Naeem. Quantitative Determination of Olanzapine in Pharmaceutical formulations using Spectrophotometric method. Sajjad Hussain. Evaluation of Carbonaceous Soot (Brick Kiln Chimneys) as Adsorbent For The Retention of Cr(Vi) From Aqueous Solutions. Roohullah. Physicochemical, Anion, Cation and Heavy Metals Study of Biologically Important Plants.
Conferences
Attended Name of Title of Conference with Held at Sponsoring Agency Participant date Most Faculty The 19th National Baragali Summer Chemical Society of Members Chemistry Conference of Campus Pakistan, Kohat Participated the Chemical Society of University of University of Science Pakistan Peshawar and Technology, Kohat Prof.Dr.Jasmin 10 th Asian Conference on August 2009 at Institute Kinia Shah Analytical Sciences Kulala Lumpur, Malaysia with Japan (Asianlysis X), Malaysis Society of Analytical Sciences.
Organized Name of Title of Held at Sponsoring Agency Participant Conference/Symposium with date All Faculty Recent Trends in Baragali Summer Higher Education Commission. Indegenous Chemical Campus, University of Peshawar. Research and Awarness on University of Institute of Chemical Sciences, Data Presentation Skills. Peshawar. University of Peshawar.
Seminars Attended Name of Participant Title of Seminar Held at Sponsoring Agency Faculty and Students Comparative Studying Institute of Chemical Institute of Chemical Strategies Sciences, University Sciences, University of Peshawar. of Peshawar. May 23, 2009
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Name of Participant Title of Seminar Held at Sponsoring Agency Faculty and Students Kinetics and Institute of Chemical Institute of Chemical Mechanistics Aspects Sciences, University Sciences, University of Mineralization of Peshawar. of Peshawar. May 20, 2009 Faculty and Students Higher Education Institute of Chemical Institute of Chemical Abroad: Oppertunities Sciences, University Sciences, University and Challenges of Peshawar. of Peshawar. April 16, 2009 Faculty and Students Remediation of Institute of Chemical Institute of Chemical Chemically Sciences, University Sciences, University Contaminated Sites: A of Peshawar. of Peshawar. Case Study. March 24, 2009
Faculty and Students Concentration Units Institute of Chemical Institute of Chemical Sciences, University Sciences, University of Peshawar. of Peshawar. November 28, 2009 Faculty and Students Large Hardon Institute of Chemical Institute of Chemical Colloider (LBC) by Sciences, University Sciences, University Prof.Dr.Haroon of Peshawar. of Peshawar. Rashid October 10, 2008 Faculty and Students Functionalization and Institute of Chemical Institute of Chemical Heteroannulation of Sciences, University Sciences, University Quinazolon Nucleus- of Peshawar. of Peshawar. Synthesis, Structure October 31, 2008 Elucidation and Bioactivity Evaluation Faculty and Students Units Conversion and Institute of Chemical Institute of Chemical Significant Figures Sciences, University Sciences, University of Peshawar. of Peshawar. December 26, 2008 Faculty and Students General Laboratory Institute of Chemical Institute of Chemical Safety Training Sciences, University Sciences, University of Peshawar. of Peshawar. January 02, 2009
Organised
Name of Title of Seminar Held at Sponsoring Agency Participant Dr.Khurshid Ali Comparative Studying Institute of Chemical Institute of Chemical Strategies Sciences, University of Sciences, University Peshawar. of Peshawar. May 23, 2009 Dr.Zahid Amjad Kinetics and Mechanistics Institute of Chemical Institute of Chemical Aspects of Mineralization Sciences, University of Sciences, University Peshawar. of Peshawar. May 20, 2009
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Name of Title of Seminar Held at Sponsoring Agency Participant Dr.Imdadullah Higher Education Institute of Chemical Institute of Chemical Mohammadzai Abroad: Oppertunities Sciences, University of Sciences, University and Challenges Peshawar. of Peshawar. April 16, 2009 Dr. Isabel Hilber Remediation of Institute of Chemical Institute of Chemical Agroscope Chemically Contaminated Sciences, University of Sciences, University Reckenholz- Sites: A Case Study. Peshawar. of Peshawar. Tanikon (ART), March 24, 2009 Zurich, Switzerland Dr. Mohammad A Khwaja Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI), Islamabad Prof.Dr.Haroon General Laboratory Institute of Chemical Institute of Chemical Rashid Safety Training Sciences, University of Sciences, University Peshawarr. of Peshawar. January 02, 2009
Dr.Fazal Mabood Concentration Units Institute of Chemical Institute of Chemical Sciences, University of Sciences, University Peshawar. of Peshawar. November 28, 2009 Prof.Dr.Haroon Large Hardon Colloider Institute of Chemical Institute of Chemical Rashid (LBC) Sciences, University of Sciences, University Peshawar. of Peshawar. October 10, 2008 Dr.Rasool Khan Functionalization and Institute of Chemical Institute of Chemical Heteroannulation of Sciences, University of Sciences, University Quinazolon Nucleus- Peshawar. of Peshawar. Synthesis, Structure October 31, 2008 Elucidation and Bioactivity Evaluation. Mr. M. Ismail Units Conversion and Institute of Chemical Institute of Chemical (Ph.D Scholar) Significant Figures Sciences, University of Sciences, University Peshawar. December of Peshawar. 26, 2008
Work Shops
Attended Name of Participant Title of Work Shop Held at Sponsored by Students, Faculty and Awareness Session for Institute of Chemical Sciences, Red Crescent Para Teaching Staff Volunteers Regarding University of Peshawar. RC/RC Movement November 21, 2008
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Research Projects
Funded by University
Name of Faculty Grant Amount Title of the Project Prof. Dr. Muhammad 0.4 Million Regeneration of pancreatic islet b -cells in Nisar alloxan induced diabetic rabbits by a compound recipe (medicinal plants). Prof. Dr. Muhammad 0.5 Million Phytochemical and pharmacological Nisar investigations of Aconitum heterophyllum Wall and Bergenia ciliata Haw. Prof. Dr. Muhammad 0.5 Million Computational (Pharmainformatics), Chemical Nisar and Pharmacological studies of artemether and Bioactive natural products from Taxus wallichiana Zucc. Prof. Dr. Muhammad 0.5 Million Pharmacological Screening, Pharmacognostic Nisar Studies of Indigofera geardiana and Crataegus Songrica and Phytochemical Evaluation of Daphne Retusa. Prof. Dr. Muhammad Submitted Phytochemical, pharmacognostic and Nisar pharmacological investigations of Myricaria Elegans Royle and Eremostachys Laciniata (L) Bunge. Prof. Dr. Muhammad 0.57 Million Isolation, Identification and Biological Nisar Evaluation of Stable Secondary Metabolites of Euphorbia Wallichii . Prof. Dr. Muhammad 0.57 Million Bioactive constituents of wulfenia amherstiana Nisar and its biological activities. Prof. Dr. Muhammad --- Phytochemical screening and pharmacological Nisar evaluation of chemical constituents from Withania Somnifera Dunal. Prof. Dr. Muhammad A new one-pot synthetic method of preparing Nisar --- internal enynes from simple alkylaryl sulphones under basic conditions. Prof. Dr. Muhammad Annulation reaction of β-keto Sulphones: A Nisar --- convenient one-pot synthetic approach to fused and Substituted phenols. Prof. Dr. Muhammad 0.02 Millions Phytochemical, structure-activity relationship Nisar and pharmacological studies on Acacia Modesta Wal.
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Name of Faculty Grant Amount Title of the Project Prof. Dr. Muhammad Allyl Trifluoroacetyl Carbonate: An Efficient Nisar --- Reagent for the N-Trifluoroacetylation of Amino Acids, Amino Acid Esters and Amino Sugars. Prof. Dr. Muhammad Phytochemical and Pharmacological studies on Nisar --- Salvia Moorcraftiana. Prof. Dr. Muhammad Effect of Leaves of Mangifera Indica and Nisar --- Tinospora Cordifolia on Blood Glucose Levels of Normal and Alloxan Treated Diabetic Rabbits. Prof. Dr. M Shakirullah 0.07 million Reclamation and conversion of lubricating oil in to usefull products Prof. Dr. Saeed ur Rehman 0.257 million Synthesis/Structural Elucidation and Bioassay Study of Biological Active Complexes of Coumarin-derived Compounds Prof. Dr. Saeed ur Rehman 0.257 million Mineral Profile and Bioassay of Selected Indigenous Medical Plants of NWFP. Prof. Dr. Saeed ur Rehman 1.22 million Structure Elucidation of Complexes Cyclic Amines. Dr. M Ishaq 0.435 million Determination of Various Sulfur compounds in Indegenous Crude oils and the development of Bio chemical desulfurization Techniques Prof. Dr. F. K. Bangash 0.525 million Characterization and Regeneration of Carbonaceous Substrate Produced from Biotic Precursors and its use for the Waste water Treatment. Prof. Dr. F. K. Bangash 0.235million Adsorption of Organic Dyes on Activated Charcoal Prepared from Wood of Different Trees. Physical verification and study of contamination Dr. Jasmin Shah of soil and water in and surrounding areas of abandoned persistent organic pollutant (DDT) factory in North West Frontier province (NWFP) Pakistan Dr. Jasmin 0.55 million Catalytic conversion of waste plastics into valuable products Dr. Jasmin 0.76 million Method development for determination of pesticides and its applications to Environmental Samples Dr. Jasmin Shah 0.5 million Styrene monomer recovery from waste polystyrene by catalytic degradation Dr. Jasmin Shah 0.02 million 1. Determination of Phenol in Water 0.1 million Samples. 2. Determination and Speciation of EPA Priority Top Pollutants in Kabul River. Dr. Khurshid Ali 0.34 million Study of Micellization Parameters of Surfactants in Aquous Solutions. Dr. Mohammad Arfan 0.18 million 1. Functionalization and Heteroannulation of Quinzolone Nucleus-Synthesis, Structure Elucidation and Bioactivity Evaluation
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Name of Faculty Grant Amount Title of the Project 0.095 million 2. Bioactive Principals from Selected High Altitude Plants-Chemical composition, Synthesis, Antimicrobial, Antifungal and 0.395 million Antioxidant Assays 3. Comparative Antioxidant Capacity Evaluation and Major Phenolic Constituents Characterization of Hypericum Species
Funded by Higher Education Commission (HEC)
Name of Faculty Grant Amount Title of the Project Dr. Saeed ur Rehman 0.539 million Synthesis and Structural Eluicidation of Modified Cumarine Biologically Active Complexes Prof. Dr. M. Rasul 2.7 million Investigation of new methods for determination and Jan/Prof.Dr.Jasmin speciation of Arsenic in samples of environmental Shah and biological importance. (HEC)
Funded by PSF
Name of Faculty Grant Amount Title of the Project Dr .F. K. Bangash 1.883 million Fortification of Canola and Sunflower oils with Sea backthorn Oil Prof. Dr. M.Arfan 0.992 million PSF Grant for Active Scientists Prof. Dr. M. Rasul Jan 1.0 PSF Grant for Active Scientists /Prof.Dr.Jasmin Shah
Co-Curricular Activities Of Staff
Prof.Dr.Mohammad Nisar
Life member, Pakistan Chemical Society Member Alumni Association of ICS
Prof.Dr.M.Arfan Member, American Chemical Society (ACS). Member, Association of Pakistan Scientists and Engineer of North America (APSENA). Member, Chemical Society of Pakistan. Executive Member, Association of Scientists and Scientific Profession of Pakistan (ASSPP). Member, Environmental Protection Foundation, NWFP. Member, New York Academy of Sciences. Member of the Senate, University of Peshawar. Member of the Academic Council, University of Peshawar. Member Board Faculty of Science, University of Peshawar. Member Alumni Association of ICS
Prof. Dr.Jasmin Shah The Chemical Society of Pakistan, Since 1989. Peshawar University Teachers Association, Since 1993.
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Member Alumni Association of ICS
Prof. Dr. Imdadullah Mohammadzai American Chemical Society The Chemical Society of Japan The Japan Society for Analytical Chemistry Royal Australian Chemical Society The Chemical Society of Pakistan Science Club, University of Peshawar Hiking Club, University of Peshawar Ikimono Kai, Hiroshima University Provincial (NWFP) Coordinator of the Australian Alumni Association of Pakistan (AAAP) Cultural Secretary MONBUSHO Alumni of Pakistan Fulbright Alumni, Pakistan Member Alumni Association of ICS
Prof. Dr. Yousaf Iqbal Life membership, Chemical Society of Pakistan. Membership, British Alumni. Alumnus, Departmental Chemical Society. Member of Old Islamian Alumni
Prof. Dr. M. Shakirullah The Chemical Society of Pakistan (Life Member). Member of Executive council, N.W.F.P. w.e.f 14th April 2002 - 2009. Member of Local Advisory Board of the Journal of Chemical Society of Pakistan. Pakistan Association for the Advancement of Science. (Life Member) Member of Editorial Board of Pakistan Journal of Science & Pakistan Journal of Scientific Research. Member Alumni Association of ICS. Staff Proctor Peshawar University for Sessions 2005-06 and 2006-07. Senior warden Hostel No. 2 and Sheikh Zayd Islamic Center Hostel w.e.f 11th April 2006.
Prof. Dr.Habib-ur-Rehman The Chemical Society of Pakistan (Life Member) Member Alumni Association of ICS Member “British Alumni” Senior warden Hostel No. 9. Member of Local Advisory Board of the Journal of Chemical Society of Pakistan.
Dr. M. Ishaq Life time member of “The Chemical Society of Pakistan” Member Zeolites Association of Japan Member “Catalysis group” Scottish Universities Member “British Alumni” Incharge Alumni Association of ICS.
Dr.Imtiaz Ahmad Member of American Chemical Society (ACS), Washington DC.
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Member of SCSC, ACS Subdivision on Chromatography and Separation Chemistry Division of Analytical Chemistry, (DAC), American Chemical Society (ACS). Member Alumni Association of ICS
Mr.Mohammad Imran
Pakistan Society of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. Member Alumni Association of ICS
Annual Budegetary Provision Head Amount (Rs) Special Allowance 16.50,000 Chemical and Glass ware 13,25, 220 Office Management 2,75, 000 Total 32, 50, 225
Students Enrollement
Master Program Male Female Total Morning Evening Morning Evening Morning Evening M.Sc 30 40 41 38 71 78 (Previous) M.Sc. (Final) 62 82 144
M.Phil. Program Male Female Total 27 21 48
Ph.D. Program Male Female Total 48 15 63
Scholarships Awarded To Students
A number of scholars (M.Phil) have received Unemployed Graduates Subsistence Allowance from HEC, Islamabad. Thirteen (13) Ph.D students have been enrolled last year under HEC Ingigenous Fellowship Programm. They are getting stipend of Rs 8000/ per month from HEC.
A reasonable number of M.Sc students (both Previous and Final year students) have obtained MORA SCHOLARSHIP from the respective Dstrict Zakat Offices.
Few Deserving students have been recommended for Need based Japanese scholar ships.
HEC Scholarships (Indegenous Scholars)
Source of Scholarship Number Higher Education Commission, Islamabad 35
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Mora Scholarship Source of Scholarship. Number Peshawar 4 Karak 6 Charsadda 1 Buner 3 Nowshehra 2 Mardan 2 Lower Dir 1 Chitral 11 Shangla 1 Upper Dir 1 Malakand 1 Swat 4
Dist/Agency/ HEC Scholarship Source of Scholarship Number Mohmand Agency 1 Bajaur Agency 12 N.W. Agency 5 S.W. Agency 5 Khyber Agency 3
President Talent forming Scheme Scholarship
Source of Scholarship Number President Talent forming Scheme Scholarship 4
Achievements
Distinctions Departmental The Institute has produced 02 Ph.D and 07 M.Phil scholars Published moe than 38 Research Papers in ISI indexed Journals and most of Staff the faculty have won research productivity allowance. Students Sidra Zarin earn Gold medal in M.Sc Final Examination held August 2008. Award
Future Plan
As the demands generated by both education and research continue to intensify over the next decade and beyond, the Institute needs to work hard. Our priorities are the following:
Student excellence is not simply defined by grades but also includes a wide variety of knowledge, skills, abilities and experiences and we are committed to helping student achieve this broader definition of excellence.
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The number of students seeking admission in M.Sc, M.Phil and Ph.D programs is increasing. For effective conduction of academic and research activities, development of infrastructure is the top most priority. To establish dedicated research laboratories in the areas of faculty research specialization, an additional new Chemistry Research Building is proposed to be constructed. A bief of the proposed building has been sent to Planing and Development Office of the University of Peshawar so that a PC-I is prepared for obtaining developmental grant from HEC. In order to bring the breadth and quality of our academic programs at par with world renowned Universities, the laboratories particularly the research laboratories need stat of the art instruments and research facilities Rehabilitation of existing building. Syllabus for Integrated Bachelor Program is in the process of approval from the relevant bodies. This new curriculum could begin with the new class of 4- year Intenerated Bachelor Program which will draw large enrollments in coming academic session (2010) The Institute is conducting acdemic activities by offering specilization in seven areas of study. Conversion of each secion in to a Division will enable us to produce more knowledgeable graduates as per market demand. Further strengthening of doctoral program Establishment of collaboration with the reputed International Universities with focus on study abroad programs, student exchange programs, etc. To arrange Refresher courses for college teachers. To do home work for hosting 2nd National Conference on “Fuel and Environmen” in 2010. Chemistry Conference in year 2009-2010. To arrange seminars/workshops in order to give an opportunity to students and scholars to discuss among themselves and with intellectuals in the field of chemistry and allied Sciences.The Institute has planned for holding a symposium at Baragali Summer campus this summer. To boost interdisciplinary research and to complete projects of applied nature. To enhance the role of the library, by providing a reasonable stock of course and reference books besides relevant softwares. A number of qualified faculty is at the verge of the retirement. New young, energetic and highly qualified faculty members will be recruited to strengthen teaching and research. The Institute is planing to include new disciplines/areas of study in Master program Financial support to the poor and needy students is necessary to attract and retain high quality, low-income students. Indsutry academia lesion. Establishment of a computer laboratory and providing Internet facilities to each laboratory. In order to coup effectively with any incident, a vehicle is required. In addition, transport facilities for dayscholars shall be provided if funds are available. In put on curriculum revision to make it more flexible and coherent and focus on increased student engagement learning opportunities, such as internships, field study, research projects, and the integration of applied projects into courses. Including courses addressing the needs of the local and regional communities is our priority Keeping in view the prevailing poor security situation, Installation of security cameras is needed. Effective fire alarming system is needed. Focus on inland and abroad training of laboratory staff. Annual review of our existing academic programs and student outcomes assessment for future planning. Meagre financial allocation has created significant challenges to coup effectively with the routine purchases of chemicals and glassware. Raising funds to support existing programs and to develop new ones is our priority
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Department of Environmental Sciences
Vision
In order to deal with Environmental pollution and its related challenges, this Department would like to work for understanding the fundamental processes that contribute to Environmental pollution and natural resource degradation. It also carries out research on pollutant toxicity, food chain contamination, biological remediation of contaminated Environment (soil, sediments and water) and resource conservation and management. It helps to provide a congenial Environment for research, enhance human resources and cooperates with other related organizations/departments at national and international level.
Mission
To cater formal education, research and training in the field of Environmental Sciences at BES, MSc, M.Phil and PhD levels through course work and research. To study and explain the significant role of biodiversity in establishing ecological balance, and deal with different types of ecosystems, food chains and webs, productivity, biomass, and carrying capacity of ecosystems. To provide a good research environment and publish research findings in international and national journals. To work for water and natural resource conservation, watershed management, and deal with the impact of ethical principles in the conservation of wild life, biodiversity and environment. To offer short and long term certificate and diploma level courses and training sessions in the field of Environmental Sciences for mid carrier professionals working in public and private sector organizations. To provide professional services such as special trainings, tests/analyses, surveys, certification and consultancies to the manufacturing and processing industry, NGOs, CBOs, engineering firms and private consultants in all related fields of environment
Objective
This Department wants to improve research capacity and curricula, and move up the education standards up to international level.
Teaching Staff Name of Staff Member Qualification Area of Specialization Designation BPS Dr.S.Shafiqur Rehman Ph.D(UK) Oceanography Professor BPS-21 Dr. Shahida Zakir Ph.D(Pak) Env: Geology Associate BPS-20 Prof: Dr. Noor Jehan Ph.D(Pak) Env: Geology Associate BPS-20 Prof: Dr. Hizbullah Khan Ph.D(Pak) Physical Chemistry Associate BPS-20 Prof: Dr. Sardar Khan Ph.D(Pak) Geology Associate BPS-20 Prof: Mr. Iftikhar Ahmad M.S(UK) Protected skip Asstt:Prof BPS-19 management Dr. Mohammad Nafees Ph.D(Pak) Env: Sciences Asstt: Prof BPS-19
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Name of Staff Member Qualification Area of Specialization Designation BPS Dr. Saeeda Ph.D(Pak) Env. Sciences Lecturer BPS-18 Ms. Shahla Nazneen M.Sc Env. Sciences Lecturer BPS-18
*Mr. Imtiaz Ali M. Sc Envi.Sciences Lecturer BPS-18 *On contract
Supporting Staff Name of Staff Member Designation BPS Mr. Imtiaz Ahmed Librarian BPS-17 Mr.Muzakir Shah Assistant BPS-14 Mr. Fazal Gul Assistant BPS-14 Mr. Hameedullah Assistant BPS-14 Mr. Imadul Haq Senior Technician BPS-16 Mr. Gul Hassan Senior Technician BPS-14 Muhammad Hussain K.P.O BPS-11 Mr. Sharif Gul Lab: Assistant BPS-07 Mr. Mahmood Ahmad Junior Clerk BPS-07 Mr. Masood Khan N/Qasid BPS-4 Mr. Zahid Hussain Driver BPS-5
Mr. Adnan Khan N/Qasid BPS-2 Mr. Roved Khan N/Qasid BPS-2 *On Contract
Staff Pursuing Higher Qualification (University / HEC / Other Scholarship)
Abroad Name Designation Qualification Area Of Study / University / Funding / Pursued Specialization Department Scholarship Dr. Hizbullah Khan Associate Post Doc Environmental University of DAAD Professor fellow ship Chemistry Karlsruhe, Germany
Publications:
Mohammad Nafees and Hizbullah Khan; Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, 2009, Vol XVII No. 1, 72-80 Monitoring results for organochlorine pesticides in soil and water from selected obsolete pesticide stores in Pakistan; Ahad, K., Mohammad, A., Khan, H., Ahmad, I., Hayat, Y. Environmental Monitoring and Assessment, 2009 pp. 1-9 Circulatory Land Tenure and its social and Ecological Impacts: a case study of DheriAllah Dhand, Northern Pakistan Mohammad Nafees, Hizbullah Khan and Mohammad Rasul Jan; Mountain Research and Development, 2009, Vol 29, No. 1, 59-66 Soil Contamination in Swat Valley caused by Cadmium and Copper Mohammad Nafees, Hizbullah Khan, Mohammad Rasul Jan, Najma Rashid and Fouzia Khan; Sarhad J. Agric. 2009, 25(1), 37-43
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Pesticide Use in Swat Valley, Pakistan: Exploring Remedial Measures to Mitigate Environmental and Socio-economic Impacts; Mohammad Nafees, Mohammad Rasul Jan and Hizbullah Khan, Mountain Research and Development, Vol 28 No 3/4 Aug–Nov 2008: 201–204 doi:10.1659/mrd.1042 Status of Soil Texture and Required Associated Soil Conservation Measures of River Swat Catchment Area, NWFP, Pakistan Mohammad Nafees, Mohammad Rasul Jan, Hizbullah Khan and Asghar Ali; Sarhad J. Agric. 2008, 24(2), 251-259 Sardar Khan, Qing Cao, Muhammad Tahir Shah (2009). Uptake and translocation of Pb and pyrene by rye-
Papers in International Conferences
Sardar Khan, Abd El-Latif Hesham, and Jizheng He. Biodegradation of Pyrene and Catabolic Genes In Contaminated Soils Cultivated With Lolium Multiflorum L. 3th International Conference of the Pacific Basin Consortium for Environment and Health, held in Perth, Australia from 20-22nd November, 2009. Sardar Khan. Publications by Pakistani Scientists/Researchers and Role of HEC. A seminar arranged by PUTA/FAPUASA at Bara Gali from 13-16 July, 2009 Khaliq A, Khan S, Moon CJ, Ahmad J. Heavy metal concentrations and mineral grains in soils and sands of Hindu Kush ranges, Asian Plate, Northern Pakistan. 14th International Conference of Heavy Metals in the Environment (14 ICHMET) Taipei, Taiwan, 16-23 November 2008. Khan S, Hesham AL, and He J. Effects of Cd and Pb on soil microbial characteristics. 14th International Conference of Heavy Metals in the Environment (14 ICHMET) Taipei, Taiwan, 16-23 November 2008. Sardar Khan, Abdul Khaliq, Muhammad T. Shah, Shafiqur Rehman. Mercury concentrations in urine and blood and health problems related to occupational exposure in small-scale gold washing and extraction. 10th International conference on biogeochemistry of trace elements (10th ICOBTE) July 13-18, 2009, Chihuahua, Chih, Mexico, S-1, P-7. Sajid Khan , Amjid Khan and Sardar Khan. A Comparative Study Of Heavy Metals Accumualtion In Fishes Collected From River Kabul And Local Fish Farms Of Districts Peshawar And Charsadda, Pakistan. Third International Conference Environmentally Sustainable Development (ESDev-2009) arranged by COMSATS, Abbottabad, August 16- 18, 2009
International Publications (with impact factor)
Sardar Khan, Qing Cao, Muhammad Tahir Shah (2009). Uptake and translocation of Pb and pyrene by rye-grass cultivated in aged spiked soil. International Journal of Environment and Pollution. Accepted. Sardar Khan, Abd El-Latif Hesham, Jizheng He and Yong-Guan Zhu. Biodegradation of pyrene and catabolic genes in contaminated soils cultivated with Lolium multiflorum L. Journal of Soils and Sediments (2009) 9:482-491. Shah MT, Begum S, Khan S (2009) Pedo and biogeochemical studies of mafic and ultramfic rocks in the Mingora and Kabal areas, Swat, Pakistan. Environmental Earth Sciences. DOI 10.1007/s12665-009-0253-8. Sardar Khan, Abd El-Latif Hesham, Min Qiao, and Jizheng He. (2010) Effects of Cd and Pb on soil microbial community structure and activities. Environmental Science and Pollution Research. 17:288-296.
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Qing Cao, (Max) Qin-Hong Hu, Cristoph Baisch, Sardar Khan, and Yong-Guan Zhu. (2009) Arsenate Toxicity for Wheat and Lettuce in Six Chinese Soils with Different Properties. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, 28;(9):1946-1950. DOI: 10.1897/08-660.1. Khan S, Ahmad I, Shah MT, Rehman S, Khaliq A. 2009. Use of constructed wetland for the removal of heavy metals from industrial wastewater. Journal of Environmental Management 90 (2009) 3451-3457. Abd El-Latif Hesham, Saad A. Alamri, Sardar Khan, Motamed E. Mahmoud and Hashem M. Mahmoud (2009) Isolation and molecular genetic characterization of a yeast strain able to degrade petroleum polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons. African Journal of Biotechnology, 8(10):2218-2223. Ming Lei, Yong Zhang, Sardan Khan, Pu-feng Qin, Bo-han Liao. Pollution, fractionation, and mobility of Pb, Cd, Cu, and Zn in garden and paddy soils from a Pb/Zn mining area. Environmental Monitoring Assessment. 2009. DOI 10.1007/s10661-009-1105-4. Khan S, Cao Q, Lin AJ, Zhu YG. Concentrations and Bioaccessibility of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Wastewater-Irrigated Soil Using in Vitro Gastro-intestinal Test. Environmental Science and Pollution Research. 15 (2008) 344-353. Khan, S., Lin Aijun, Shuzhen Zhang, Qinhong Hu, and Yong-Guan Zhu. Accumulation of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and heavy metals in lettuce grown in the soils contaminated with long-term wastewater irrigation. Journal of Hazardous Materials. 152 (2008) 506-515. Ming LEI, Bo-han LIAO, Qing-ru ZENG, Pu-feng Qin, Sardar Khan. Fraction distributions of Pb, Cd, Cu and Zn in metal-contaminated soil before and after extraction with EDTA in Hunan, southern China. Communications in Soil Science and Plant Analysis, 39 (13 & 14) (2008) 1963-1978. LIU Xiaohai, GAO Yuntao, Sardar Khan, DUAN Gang, CHEN Aikui, LING Li, ZHAO Lei, LIU Zhonghan, WU Xuecan. Accumulation of Pb, Cu, and Zn in native plants growing on contaminated sites and their potential accumulation capacity in Heqing, Yunnan. Journal of Environmental Sciences 20 (2008) 1469-1474
Seminars Attended No. of Participant Title of Seminar Held at Sponsored by
100 Climate change and 15-3- HEC Environmental problem 2009 200 Earth Day 22-4- Department of 2009 Environmental Sciences 200 5th June (World 5-6-2009 Archeology Museum Environment Day)
Students Enrollment Bachelor Programme Male Female Total 2008-09 Morning Evening Morning Evening Morning Evening 18 25 14 9 32 34
Master Programme Male Female Total 2008-09 Morning Evening Morning Evening Morning Evening 13 14 20 20 33 34
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M.Phil Programme Male Female Total 2008-2009 10 09 19
Scholarships Awarded To Students Source of Scholarship Number Mors/S.Ship 29 Baitul Mall 3 Pol. S.Ship 10 Best Way Foundation 1
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Department of Geography, Urban & Regional Planning
Teaching Staff
Name of staff Member Qualification Area of Specialization Designation Dr.Amir Khan M.Sc. M.Phil (Pesh) Planning Development Ph.D. (U.K) NRM,GIS/RS Governance & Gender Geography Dr.Amir Nawaz Khan M.Sc. (Pesh) Applied Geomorphology, Professor Ph.D. (U.K) Natural Hazards and Disaster 21 Planning & Management and GIS/RS Dr. Mahmood-ul-Hasan M.Sc. Ph.D. (Pesh) Geomorphology/ Professor Quaternary Geology, Aerial 21 Photography, Pakistan Studies Dr. Syed Akhtar Ali B.Sc. Engg: (Pesh) Civil Engineering, Associate Shah, M.A. (UK) Ph.D Environmental Planning Professor (Korea) 20 Dr. Fazlur-Rahman, M.Sc. M.Phil (Pesh) Mountain Geography and Associate Ph.D. (Germany) Natural Resource Professor Management 20 Mr. Muhammad M.A. (Karachi) Social Aspect of Asstt.Prof Mumtaz Khan DIP. (UK) Environmental Planning 20 Mrs. Safia Amjad, M.Sc. (Pesh) Urban Geography and Remote Asstt.Prof Sensing 19
Dr. Muhammad Jamal M.Sc. M.Phil Ph.D Geomorphology and GIS Asstt.Prof Nasir (Pesh) 19
Mrs. Iffat Tabassum, M.Sc. M.Phil (Pesh) Climatology, Quantitative Lecturer Geography and GIS/RS/ 19 Geography of Pakistan Mr. Zulfiqar Ali, M.Sc. (Pesh) Environmental Planning & Asstt.Prof M.Phil, (UK) Management, Environmental 19 Impact Assessment, Mr. Ihsanullah, M.Sc. (Pesh) Human Geography and GIS Lecturer 18 Mr. Niaz Ahmad, B.Sc. (CRP) Lahore Urban/Regional and Transport Lecturer M.Sc. (URP) Pesh: Planning 18 Dr. Atta-ur-Rahman M.Sc. (Geog), Environmental Planning and Lecturer (U&RP) Applied Geomorphology, 18 M.Phil (Pesh), Ph.D GIS&RS (Pesh) Mrs.Shehla Gul M.Sc (Pesh) Cartography, Geomorphology Lecturer 18
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Supporting Staff
Name of Staff Member Designation BPS Ajab Khan Librarian 17 Janas Khan Field Superintendent 16 Anwar Saeed Khan Cartographer 16 Zahid Khan Photogramist 11 Mrs.Bibi Fahmida Begum S.S.A 14 Mr. MadatKhan Sr.Clerk 09 Mr.Fazli Wahid Lab:Attendent 07 Mr.Awal Khan Naib Qasid 05 Mr. Zain Khan Driver 05 Mr. Mohammad Idress Peon 02
Staff Pursuing Higher Qualification
Inland
Name of staff Designation Qualification Area of Specialization University Status Member Mr. Muhammad Asstt.Prof M.A. (Karachi) Social Aspect of University of Ph.D Mumtaz Khan, DIP. (UK) Environmental Planning Faisalabad Mr. Zulfiqar Ali, Asstt.Prof M.Sc. (Pesh) Environmental Planning University of Ph.D M.Phil, (UK) & Management, Peshawar Environmental Impact Assessment, Mrs. Iffat Tabassum, Asstt.Prof M.Sc. M.Phil Climatology, Quantitative University of Ph.D (Pesh) Geography and GIS/RS/ Peshawar Geography of Pakistan Mr. Ihsanullah, Lecturer M.Sc. (Pesh) Human Geography and University of Ph.D GIS Karachi Mr. Niaz Ahmad, Lecturer B.Sc. (CRP) Urban/Regional and University of Ph.D Lahore Transport Planning Lahore M.Sc. (URP) Mrs.Shehla Gul Lecturer M.Sc Physical Geography U.O Pesh. M.Phil
Publication Dr. Mahmood-ul-Hasan, Impacts of Private Diesel Engine Water Pump on Irrigation Pattern: A case study of village Thand Koi, Swabi. Pakistan Journal of Geography PJG-2008 Iffat Tabassum, Fazlur Rahman & Amir Khan, Gender Role in the Use of Rangeland Resources in Semi-Arid Region: A Case Study of Karak District, North West Frontier Province (NWFP) Pakistan. The Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences Volume XVII. No.1, 2009. Pp No.38-48 Dr. Fazlur-Rahman occurrence and spatial distribution of natural hazards in Astor Valley Northern Pakistan: a historical overview (1841-2005) PJG-xv pages 52-69 Dr. Fazlur-Rahman Agro-Pastoral Economy, property rights and locally formulated resource management mechanisms in Astor Valley, Northern Areas of Pakistan. PJG in press Amir Nawaz Khan & Atta-ur-Rehman, Landslide Hazards in the mountainous region of Pakistan: Pakistan Journal Of Geography Volume XVI, Number 1 & 2, 2006 pages 38-51.
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FAZLUR-RAHMAN (2008): Mutual co-operation, interdependencies and sustainability of indigenous institutions in the western Himalaya: few examples from Astor valley, northern Areas of Pakistan. Submitted to Pakistan Journal of Geography XVIII (1&2), 93-111 FAZLUR-RAHMAN & ARND HOLDSCHLAG (2009): The Role of Non-Governmental Organisations in Rural Development and Village Electrification: A Case Study of Chitral District, NWFP, Pakistan. (in press Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences) FAZLUR-RAHMAN & IFFAT TABASSUM (2009): Ownership, Management and Utilization of Common Pool Resources in Mehlp Valley, Chitral, North Pakistan. (Submitted to Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences) FAZLUR-RAHMAN BASHARAT AHMAD AND IHSAN QADIR (2009): The Changing Pattern and Characteristics of Foreign Tourism in Chitral District, Northern Pakistan. Submitted to Pakistan Journal of Geography IX (1&2), in press International Amir Khan, “Collecting reliable information about violence against women safely in household interviews: experience from a large-scale national survey in South Asia” SAGE Journal VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN, Vol. 15 No.4 April 2009 pp 482-496. Amir Khan, “Challenging the myths about the Madaris in Pakistan: A national household survey of enrolment and reason for choosing religious schools”, International Journal of educational development: Elsevier, 2009. Amir Khan, Demonstration Social Audit of health services in Bagrami and Qarabagh districts Afghanistan, for CIET Canada March 2009. Amir Nawaz Khan, Application of a check listing technique for the assessment of impacts of the Chashma Right Bank Canal on land use and cropping pattern of D.I Khan district, Pakistan. International Journal of Irrigation and Drainage, Vol. 57, pp. 165-173. Amir Nawaz Khan, Environmental impacts of landslide hazard in the Himalayan region: A case study of Murree, Pakistan. Accept in proceeding of International conference on management of landslide hazard in the Asia-pacific region 11 to 15th November 2008. (in process) Amir Nawaz Khan, Causes and environmental impacts of flood hazard: A case study of sample villages, Swat valley, Pakistan. International journal of Applied Geography. (in process) Amir Nawaz Khan, Ex-post-impact evaluation of Chashma Right Bank Canal on the land use of D.I. Khan district, Pakistan. International Journal of Agricultural Water Management (in process) S. Akhtar Ali Shah N.P Mahalik, Byung Ha Ahn,(2009) Strategic Niche Management for the Intelligent Transport Systems deployment and development in developing countries, A joint special issue of world review of intermodal Transportation research and international journal of Technology Management vol.2, Nos. 2/3, pp 218-233, Inder Science Enterprises Ltd (Switzerland) Yong Sung Cho, Akhtar Ali Shah, Jong Dal Lee, (2009) A retrospective precis of Intelligent Transportation Systems in Korea-Deployment Benefits and Apprehension’s, A joint Special issue of World Review of Intermodal Transportation Research and International Journal of Technology Management vol.2, Nos.2/3, pp 145-154 INDERSCIENCE ENTERPRISES LTD (Switzerland) Atta-ur-Rahman, Application of a check listing technique for the assessment of impacts of the Chashma Right Bank Canal on land use and cropping pattern of D.I Khan district, PAKISTAN. FAZLUR-RAHMAN (2009) Population Growth and Sustainability of Common Property Resource Management Systems in The Eastern Hindu Kush: The Use of Communal Fodder
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Resources (Prangos Pabularia) in Mehlp Valley, Chitral, North Pakistan. Journal of Mountain Science 6(4), 380-393. (international)
Conference Paper Amir Khan, 2008 “Planning for water resource development and conservation in Khari Gandghar Tehsil Ghazi Pakistan”, paper presented in 13th All Pakistan geographical conference Karachi 21-23 December 2008. Amir Nawaz Khan, participated in the three-day conference and exhibition on “Disaster Management Exhibition and Conference”. Organized by the National Disaster Management Authority, Islamabad at conventional centre Islamabad, from 16th to 18th December, 2008. Atta-ur-Rahman, participated in the three-day conference and exhibition on “Disaster Management Exhibition and Conference”. Organized by the National Disaster Management Authority, Islamabad at conventional centre Islamabad, from 16th to 18th December, 2008. Amir Khan, “Phenomenon of climate change and its impact on environment with special reference to human health and biodiversity”, paper presented in a workshop on: Climate change and environmental problems (linkages between industries and university), 15 January 2009 Amir Khan, “Good Governance and Participatory Development Approaches”, Community Based Livelihoods Recovery Programme (CBLRP): “Reviving Livelihoods through Participatory Approaches”, Muzaffarabad AJK 8-9 April, 2009. Amir Khan, Monitoring and evaluating recovery from natural disasters using remote sensing- towards creating a guideline on the use of satellite images in the context of disaster recovery, European Geosciences Union conference in April 2009
Books/Monographs
Shehla Gul, Geography Class VI, Text Book Board Geography & Maps
Conference Attended
Participant Title of Conference with Date Held at Sponsoring Agency Amir Nawaz Khan & Participated in the three-day conference conventional National Disaster and exhibition on “Disaster Management centre Management Atta-ur-Rahman Exhibition and Conference” from 16th to Islamabad Authority, Islamabad 18th December, 2008.
Amir Khan 13th all Pakistan Geographical conference, Karachi University of from 21 to 23 December, 2008 University Peshawar Mohammad Aslam Khan
Fazlur Rahman Amir Khan “Good Governance and Participatory Muzaffarabad Development Approaches”, Community AJK Based Livelihoods Recovery Programme (CBLRP): “Reviving Livelihoods through Participatory Approaches”, 8-9 April, 2009.
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Seminars Attended Participant Title of Seminar Held at Sponsoring Agency Amir Khan “Land use changes and emerging The Islamia Organized by The Islamia ecological /environmental problems in University University Bahawalpur, capital city district Peshawar Pakistan, Bahawalpur Department of Geography proceeding of an international seminar with the collaboration of on “Urban Ecosystem Management”, department of Geography and February 23, 2009 Geology, Salzburg University, Austria. Amir Nawaz International Seminar on Earthquake Bara Gali Jointly organized by Quaid-i- Khan Hazards Pakistan: post-October 08, Summer Azam University, Islamabad 2005, Muzafarabad Earthquake Campus, & National Centre for Scenario” August 23-23, 2008 University of Excellence in Geology, Peshawar University of Peshawar.
Organized
Seminar title Organized by Sponsored by Held at “Student Seminar Week” Department of Department of Geography, Department of Geography, University of Peshawar Geography, University of 27-31 October 2008 Peshawar One day seminar” Department of Department of Geography, Department of Awareness session for Geography, University of Peshawar Geography, students regarding red University of with the collaboration of University of cross/Red Crescent Peshawar Pakistan Red Crescent Peshawar Movement Society 15th April 2009
Workshops Attended Name of participant Title of Workshop Held at Sponsoring Agency Mahmood-ul-Hasan, Attended one-day workshop on Pearl Continental organized by IUCN Amir Nawaz Khan National wetland policy on April Hotel, Peshawar M.Mumtaz Khan 28, 2009 Amir Khan 2008 “Social Surveys and the University of Magdalene College, Earthquake in Northern Pakistan & Cambridge UK Cambridge University AJ Kashmir”, paper presented to 2nd Steering committee meeting, (EPSRC grant number: RG48347 UCAM project identifier: GCAG/070 2008 to date. 16 September 2008 Mahmood-ul-Hasan Workshop on “Climate change and S.S.A.Q Museum, Dept. of Amir Khan environmental problems” (linkages UOP Environmental between industries and university), Sciences, University of 15 January 2009. Peshawar Amir Khan Community Based Livelihoods Muzaffarabad organized by UNDP Recovery Programme (CBLRP): AJK and other donors “Reviving Livelihoods through Participatory Approaches”, 8-9 April, 2009
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Name of participant Title of Workshop Held at Sponsoring Agency Amir Khan Earthquakes Scenario and action Mansehra Organized by UNDP, Planning workshop, 25-26 March, and other donors. 2009 Amir Khan 2009 “Urban Ecosystem The Islamia organized by The Management”, February 23, 2009 University of Islamia University Bahawalpur Bahawalpur, Department of Geography, with the collaboration of department of Geography and Geology, Salzburg University, Austria Amir Khan 2008 Demonstration Social Kabul, Office of Director Audit of Health Services in two Afghanistan General Afghan Public district of Afghanistan, Project Health Institute, Kabul meeting with Institutional Review Afghanistan Board & Ministry of Publci Health, Govt of Afghanistan, Kabul 29 March 2008, Amir Khan 2008 National Geography HEC regional HEC, Islamabad Fazlur Rahman curriculum revision committee centre Karachi meeting, from 23 to 25 October, 2008. Amir Khan 2009 National Geography HEC regional HEC, Islamabad Fazlur Rahman curriculum revision committee centre Karachi meeting, from 02 to 06 March, 2009. Prof.Dr.Amir Khan Two day workshop on “Use of Islamabad UET, Peshawar & Dr.S.Akhtar Ali Shah seismic Hazard Analysis in UIUC Illinois, USA Engineering Design” 24-25 August, 2008. Amir Nawaz Khan Three-day national training Bara Gali, Department of workshop on the application of Summer Campus Geography & HEC Geographic information technology UOP in Geography 24 to 26 June 2008 Fazlur Rahman Two-day training workshop on NWFP Text Book NWFP Text Book Atta-ur-Rahman “Curriculum orientation and hands- Board Peshawar Board Peshawar Ms. Iffat Tabassum on for writers” from April 21 to 22, 2009 Atta-ur-Rahman Participated as resource person in Department of Department of the workshop on “Economics of Economics, UOP Economics, UOP Disaster Management”. April 19, 2008 Atta-ur-Rahman Participated in two-day workshop Peshawar Jointly organized by on “Disaster Preparedness and University of Management”, February 5to 6, 2008 Peshawar & ICIMOD, GTZ & ADPC Atta-ur-Rahman Participated in one-day workshop University of Jointly organized by Ms. Iffat Tabassum on “Climate change”, January 14, Peshawar the department of 2009 Environmental Sciences & HEC Mahmood-ul-Hasan Participated in one-day University of Jointly organized by Amir Khan workshop/exhibition on “Disaster Peshawar UOP, GTZ, ICIMOD
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Name of participant Title of Workshop Held at Sponsoring Agency Amir Nawaz Khan Management Exhibition”, April 4, & Inter Cooperation M.Mumtaz Khan 2009 Fazlur Rahman Ms. Iffat Tabassum S.Akhtar Ali Shah Ihsan Ullah Atta-ur-Rahman Shehla Gul Anwar Saeed Khan Dr. Aslam Khan Six-day workshop on “Focusing on Kyoto University, Kyoto University, Ihsan Ullah Higher Education on Disaster Japan Japan Reduction and Climate Change Adaptation” from 26.07.2008 to 31.07.2008
Organized Name of participant Title of Workshop Held at Sponsoring Agency Mahmood-ul-Hasan One-day workshop on Geography Department of Amir Nawaz Khan research methodology and Department Geography with the M.Jamal Nasir PASTIC services including collaboration of M.Mumtaz Khan S&T Document Supply Pakistan Scientific & Fazlur Rahman service, literature survey, Technological Centre. Zulfiqar Ali technology information S.Akhtar Ali Shah service, reference and referral Ihsan Ullah services. Atta-ur-Rahman Shehla Gul Anwar Saeed Khan
Staff Training
Received/Imparted Nam e of Trainee Title of Training Type Sponsored by Prof. Dr. Amir Nawaz Khan 38th regional training Training Asian Disaster Dr. Atta-ur-Rahman course on Disaster course Preparedness center, Management (DMC-38) Bangkok, Thailand. 10th to 28th November 2008 Mr. Ihsan Ullah 10-day workshop on Training STI, University of Ms. Iffat Tabassum Statistical Package of Social course Peshawar Sciences (SPSS) Dr. Muhammad Jamal Nasir “Applied digital geography Postgradu Ryerson University & geographic information ate Toronto, Canada system” diploma
Journal(S) Published By Department Title of the Editor/Incharge ISSN No Funding No. of Issues Status Journal Source Pakistan Prof. Israr-ud-Din 1023- H.E.C & Vol-I 1991 In progress Journal of 5108 UOP
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Geography Prof. Israr-ud-Din Vol-II 1992 In progress Prof. Israr-ud-Din Vol-III 1993 In progress Prof. Israr-ud-Din Vol-IV 1994 In progress Prof. Israr-ud-Din Vol-V & VI In progress 1995-96 Prof. Israr-ud-Din Vol-VII & VIII In progress 1997-98 Prof.Dr.Amir Nawaz Vol-IX & X In progress Khan 1999-2000 Prof.Dr.Amir Nawaz Vol-Xi & XII In progress Khan 2001-2002 Prof.Dr.Amir Nawaz Vol-XIII No. 1- In progress Khan 2,2003 Prof.Dr.Amir Nawaz Vol-XIV No. 1- In progress Khan 2, 2004 Prof.Dr.Amir Nawaz Vol-XV No. In progress Khan 1&2, 2005 Prof.Dr.Amir Nawaz Vol-XVI No. In progress Khan 1&2,2006
Co-Curricular Activities Of Staff Dr. Amir Khan, Convener of the National Geography curriculum revision committee meeting, HEC Islamabad from 2009 to 2012. Member of Board of Studies, Department of Civil Engineering, University of Engineering & Technology, Peshawar 2008 to date. Dr. Amir Nawaz Khan, 2008 to date Dr. Amir Nawaz Khan, Director, Centre for Disaster Preparedness and Management, University of Peshawar. 2007-2009 Member, Advance Studies and Research Board (ASRB), University of Peshawar 2009 Organized one-day CDPM-Disaster Management Exhibition-2009, on April 04, 2009 at Center for Disaster Preparedness & Management, University of Peshawar. 2009 Organize Inaugural Ceremony of Centre for Disaster Preparedness & Management, University of Peshawar, on April 04, 2009. 1999-2009 Editor, Pakistan Journal of Geography (PJG) 2005 to date Member editorial board, Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences, Educational Forum, University of Karachi, Karachi. 2009 Organize Earth day Celebration on April 22nd, 2009 at Pak Palace Hotel Islamabad. Dr. Fazlur Rahman, 2008 Member of National Geography curriculum revision committee, HEC regional centre Karachi from 23 to 25 October, 2008. 2009 Member of National Geography curriculum revision committee, HEC regional centre Karachi from 02 to 06 March, 2009. Ms. Iffat Tabassum, 2008-09 University Staff Proctor
Students Enrollment Master Programme Male Female Total Geography 99 93 192 Urban & Regional Planning 8 0 8 107 93 200
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M.Phil Programme Male Female Total Geography 1 1 2 Urban & Regional Planning 1 - 1 Ph.D Programme Male Female Total Geography - - - Urban & Regional Planning 1 - 1
One year Postgraduate Diploma Programme Male Female Total Postgraduate diploma in 34 3 37 Geomatics
Scholarships Awarded To Students
Name Source of Scholarship Mr.Umar Khayam, Mohammad Asif &Mohammad Distt: Zakat Committee, Charsadda Ilyas Mr. Samiullah Hashmi & Asif Khan Distt: Zakat Committee, Peshawar Shafiq Hassan Distt: Zakat Committee, Kohat Mr.Abdullah Distt: Zakat Committee, Dir (Upper) Mr.Ikramullah, Siraj Khan, Atiq-ur-Rehman, Distt: Zakat Committee, Dir Lower Shafeeq-ur-Rehman, M.Mumtaz Khan,Noor Hayat Khan Daleel Hussain Agency Education Officer, Kurram Agency Parachinar Atta-ullah,Ghafoor Ahmad,Mutiullah Distt: Zakat Committee, Chitral Naveed Akhter,Muhibullah,Mohammad Political Agent Khyber Yasin,Mohammad Omar, Jan Syed Kamal Hussain Agency Education Officer, Kurram Agency Parachinar Shafiq Hassain & Ms.Shma Batool Agency Education Officer, Orakzai Agency at Hangu Umar Khayam,Mohammad Alyas Distt: Zakat Committee, C harsadda Mr. Mohammad Islam, Zarin Khan, Bahadur Distt: Zakat Committee, Peshawar Khan,Behram Khan, Sher Zada, Malang Jan, Gulab Noor,Habib-ur-Rehman, Mohammad Ibrahim SirajudDin,Najimullah,Shafiullah,Mohammad North Waziristan Agency, Miranshah Navid.Mohsin Kamal, Sufia Naz Agency Education Officer Orakzai Agency at Hangu Abdul Jalil, Zahoor-ud-Din,Zahidullah, Sawar Political Agent at Tank Khan Mian Luqman Hussain Distt: Zakat Committee, Mansehra Ms.Huma Quershi & Saima Begum Distt: Zakat Committee, Mardan Arshadullah North Waziristan Agency, Miranshah Bushra,Sikandir Nawaz Khan, Ihsan-ur- Rehman Mingora fee concession Uzma Saeed, Zahida Bibi Distt: Zakat Committee, Haripur
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Jan Syed, Naveed Akhter, Mohammad Yasin, Distt: Zakat Committee, Peshawar Faridullah, Asif Khan , Bakht JamalKhan
Students Achievements
Distinctions S.No Detail Departmental. The department has established one year Postgraduate Diploma in Disaster Preparedness & Management which has been bifurcated to new Centre (CDPM) with the collaboration of University of Peshawar, ICIMOD, GTZ & ADPC Staff Prof. Dr. Amir Nawaz Khan have been appointed as Director of the centre (CDMP) Dr.Fazlur Rehman and Dr.S.Akhter Ali Shah have been appointed as Associate Professor Students Mr. Huma Qureshi has got 1st Position in M.Sc Geography for the session 2007- 08 Engg.Nasir Ghafoor & Mr. Adil Hussain has got 1st position in M.Sc Urban and Regional Planning Dr. Atta-ur-Rahman and Dr. Najaf Ali have been awarded Ph.D degrees while Ms. Fazeelat Rehmat & Mr. Samiullah have obtained their M.Phil degrees
Study Tour /Field Trips S.No Detail 1. The department has arranged short and long study tours to the areas of geographical interest, during the academic session 2008-09, to Attock, Islamabad, Murree and Galiyat region. A long study tour was made to Lahore and its surrounding area to study the geography of the area including geomorphology, settlement geography, natural hazards,urbanization, agriculture etc. During these study trips, the students carried out exercises on map reading, topographic sheets, Global Positioning System and collected relevant geographical data from the field.
Future Plan
The department has no geomorphological laboratory which is essential for the effective implementation of geomorphology teaching which is an integral part of the M.Sc (Previous / Final) curriculum. It was planned to establish a laboratory in 2008-2009, but the main constraint of the Department is space. Due to large number of students of two Masters, M.Phil/Ph.D programmes in Geography and Urban & Regional, there is no space in the Department for further expansion and establishment of laboratories and weather observatory. Therefore, it has been planned to submit a PC-I for the establishment of the Institute of Geography and Geomatics including GIS & Remote Sensing, with a new building and more space for further developments in the field of Geographical Sciences. The Department will be developed as a model department of Geography, Urban & Regional Planning in future, focusing on enhancement and sustenance of an academic environment conducive to the excellence in teaching, research and community service in the field of Geographical Sciences and Urban Regional Planning.
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Number of Academic programmes Academic Programmes Duration B.S 4 years Programme (Geography) 4 years M.Sc in Geography 2 years M.Phil in Geography 2 years Ph.D in Geography 3 years One year Post-Graduate Diploma in Geomatics (GIS/RS) 1 year B.S 4 years Programme (Urban & Regional Planning) 4 years M.Sc in Urban & Regional Planning 2 years M.Phil in Urban & Regional Planning 2 years Ph.D in Urban & Regional Planning 3 years One year Post-Graduate Diploma in Urban & Regional Planning 1 year
Number of students in each Programmes (Male & Female) (2009-2010) Bachelor Programme Male Female Total 4 years B,Sc programme in Geography 3 0 3 Master Programme Male Female Total Geography (Previous) 45 55 100 (Final) 53 44 97 Urban & Regional Planning (Previous) 1 1 2 (Final) 4 0 4 M.Phil Programme Male Female Total Geography 25 21 46 Urban & Regional Planning 13 3 16 Ph.D Programme Male Female Total Geography 5 3 8 Urban & Regional Planning 4 0 4
Diploma Programme Male Female Total Postgraduate diploma in Geomatics (GIS/RS) 22 0 22
Number of Faculty Members by Designation during.(Permanent &Contract/Engaged/Visiting) Annex-I Designation 2009-10 Total M F Professor 3 3 Associate Professor 2 2 Assistant Professor 4 1 5 Lecturer 2 1 3 Professor (HEC) 1 1 Teaching Assistant 1 1 2 Total 16
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Number of Administrative/Ministerial Staff (Permanent)
S.No Name of Staff Member Designation BPS 1 Ajab Khan Librarian 17 2. Janas Khan Field Superintendent 16 3. Anwar Saeed Khan Cartographer 16 4. Zahid Khan Photogramist 11 5. Mrs.Bibi Fahmida Begum S.S.A 14 6. Mr. MadatKhan Sr.Clerk 09 7. Mr.Fazli Wahid Lab:Attendent 07 8. Mr.Awal Khan Naib Qasid 05 9. Mr. Zain Khan Driver 05 10. Mr. Mohammad Idress Peon 02
Annex-I Name of staff Member Qualification Area of Specialization Designation Dr. Mahmood-ul- M.Sc. Ph.D. (Pesh) Geomorphology/ Quaternary Professor Hasan Geology, Aerial Photography, 21 Pakistan Studies Dr.Amir Khan M.Sc. M.Phil (Pesh) Planning Development Professor Ph.D. (U.K) NRM,GIS/RS Governance & 21 Gender Geography Dr.Amir Nawaz Khan M.Sc. (Pesh) Applied Geomorphology, Professor Ph.D. (U.K) Natural Hazards and Disaster 21 Planning & Management and GIS/RS Dr. Syed Akhtar Ali B.Sc. Engg: (Pesh) Civil Engineering, Associate Shah M.A. (UK) Ph.D Environmental Planning, Prof (S.Korea) Transport Planning and Traffic 20 Management Dr. Fazlur-Rahman M.Sc. M.Phil (Pesh) Mountain Geography and Associate Ph.D. (Germany) Natural Resource Management, Prof Digital Cartography 20 Dr. Muhammad M.A. (Karachi) Social Aspect of Environmental Asstt.Prof Mumtaz Khan DIP. (UK) Planning 20 Ph.D (Faisalabad) Dr. Muhammad Jamal M.Sc. M.Phil Ph.D Geomorphology and GIS Asstt.Prof Nasir (Pesh) 19 Mrs. Iffat Tabassum M.Sc. M.Phil (Pesh) Climatology, Quantitative Asstt.Prof Geography and 19 GIS/RS/Regional Geography Dr. Zulfiqar Ali M.Sc. (Pesh) Environmental Planning & Asstt.Prof M.Phil, (UK)Ph.D Management, Environmental 19 (Pesh) Impact Assessment, Dr. Atta-ur-Rahman M.Sc. (Geog), (U&RP) Environmental Planning and Asstt.Prof M.Phil&Ph.D (Pesh), Applied Geomorphology, 19 GIS&RS Mr. Ihsanullah M.Sc. (Pesh) Urban Water Resource Lecturer Management, Urban & Regional 18
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Planning, GIS/RS Mr. Niaz Ahmad B.Sc. (CRP) Lahore Urban/Regional and Transport Lecturer M.Sc. (URP) Pesh: Planning 18 Mrs.Shehla Gul M.Sc (Pesh) Cartography, Geomorphology Lecturer 18
M.Phil in Geography session 2008-2009 S.No Name of Students Father Name Date of Admission Khadeeja Bibi Syed Muhammad Hussain Shah 28.02.2009 Kashif Ahmad Mushtaq Ahmad 28.02.2009
M.Phil in Urban Regional Planning session 2008-2009 S.No Name of Students Father Name Date of Admission Rashid Hussain Bashir Ahmad 20.03.2009 M.Phil in Geography(2009-2010)
S.No Name of Students Father Name Date of Admission Amna Javed Qazi Javed Aziz Qazi 13.10.2009 Aqeela Naz Ghulam Muhammad 12.10.2009 Farooq Ahmad Wali Muhammad 14.10.2009 Farzana Muhammad Khan 03.10.2009 Fazlul Haq Abdul Haq 17.10.2009 Muhammad Siyar Razdar Ali 10.10.2009 Nazish Nazir Muhammad Nazir 13.10.2009 Taleem Badshah Shah Mast Khan 13.10.2009
M.Phil in Urban Regional Planning
S.No Name of Students Father Name Date of Admission Imran ud Din Fazal Amin 14.10.2009 Walayat Shah Karim Ullah 14.10.2009
Ph.D in Goegraphy
S.No Name of Students Father Name Date of Admission Sadia Shah Irshad Ali Shah 13.10.2009
Ph.D in Urban Regional Planning
S.No Name of Students Father Name Date of Admission Khan Zeb Fazal Hussain 08.10.2009
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Department of Geology
Introduction
The Department of Geology was established in 1959 with a three years B.Sc (Hons) degree programme whereas Master’s degree, M.Phil and Ph. D programmes were started in 1967 and 1994 respectively. Recently in 2004 the department has upgraded the 3years B.Sc (Hons) degree programme to 4 years BS Geology degree. This has made it a unique institute of its kind in the country where an F.Sc student entering into the geology programme can graduate with a Ph.D degree in geology.
The department has highly qualified, research-oriented, teaching staff with advanced degrees from UK, USA and Australia. Some of the graduates of the department are the recipients of national and international awards for their excellence in academic and scientific research. The department has been regularly upgrading and introducing new courses/specializations to incorporate latest research and developments in the field of earth sciences. The leading edge in the courses and faculty research coupled with organization of national seminars /symposia / workshops/specialized courses has earned good name for the department. Being a sole earthscience institute of N.W.F.P., offering bachelor and master’s degrees in geology, the department has been producing earthscience professionals to cater the needs of the country. At present, alumni of the department are working in various geological organizations like, Geological Survey of Pakistan (GSP), Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission, FATA D.C., SDA, PMDC, WAPDA, SHYDO, SUPARCO, RDA, HDIP, FWO, AKMIDC, LMKR, teaching and research institutes of the country and several other organizations in the private sector. The recently upgraded Petroleum Geology/Basin Analysis programme of the department supported by additional applied courses and industry-oriented applied research has greatly helped our graduates to join, highly competitive, well paid, petroleum industry jobs in the national as well as international oil companies.
The department faculty has been involved in several Research Projects Funded by PSF, HEC, Peshawar University, ICIMOD and various oil companies.
The programm is further strengthened by the incorporation of extensive, mandatory, field studies at undergraduate and graduate levels. Faculty-guided study tours of several mountainous terrains like Malakand, Swat, Hunza, Gilgit, Hazara, Kohat, Khyber Agency, Attock-Cherat, Swabi, Potwar, Salt and Trans-Indus ranges provide the student an ideal opportunity to study stratigraphic, sedimentologic, petrogenetic, tectonic and structural relationships.
The department has developed collaborative research programmes with reputed international academic and research institutions. This interaction paved way for the exchange of scientists and helped to improve our academic performance and understand several complex geological phenomena in various areas of the country.
Teaching Staff
Name of Staff Member Qualification Area of Specialization Designation Prof. Dr. Muhammad Javed Ph.D (USA) Paleomagnetism, Professor Khan Sedimentology / 21 Petroleum Geology Prof. Dr. Muhammad Arif Ph.D (UK) Mineralogy/Petrology, Professor
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Economic Geology. 21 Prof. Dr. Iftikhar Ahmed Ph.D (UK) Sedimentology Professor 21 Prof. Dr. Imtiaz Ahmad Ph.D (USA) Stratigraphy Professor 21 Dr. Muhammad Zahid Ph.D (UK) Economic Geology Associate Prof. 20 Prof. Dr. Sajjad Ahmad Ph.D (PAK) Structural Geology Associate Prof. 20 Muhammad Haneef MS (USA) Carbonate Sedimentology Associate Prof. 20 Dr. Muhammad Asim Ph.D (USA) Hydrology. Associate Prof. Yousafzai 20 Amir Shah M. Phil Geo-Chemistry Assistant Prof. 19 Fayaz Ali M. Phil Petroleum Geology, Assistant Prof. Structural Geology 19 Dr. Asghar Ali PhD (Australia) Petrology Lecturer 18 Sajjad Ahmad M.Sc Micro Paleontology Lecturer 18 Suleman Khan M.Sc Sedimentology Lecturer 18 Naveed Anjum M.Sc Structural / Petroleum Lecturer Geology 18 Muhammad Azhar Swati M.Sc Carbonate Sedimentology Lecturer 18 Muhammad Sajid BS Geology Mineralogy / Petrology Lecturer 18 Gohar Rehman M.Sc Structural Geology Lecturer 18
*Muhammad Zahid BS Geology Geophysics Lecturer 18 *Abdus Saboor BS Geology Sedimentology Lecturer 18 *On Contract
Supporting Staff Name of Staff Member Designation BPS Abdul Ghaffar Office Superintendent 16 Irshad Ahmed Lab. Superintendent 16 Hussain Shah Assistant 14 Sabir Hussain Assistant 14 Nauroz Khan Sr. Lab Assistant 11 Rashid Masih Rock Cutter 7 Muhammad Hassan Driver 7 Akhtar Ali Pervez Lab. Attendant 5
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Azad Khan Peon 3 Noman Khan Naib Qasid 1
Higher Qualification
Abroad Name Designation Qualifications Area of Study / University Funding / Pursued Specialization Scholarship Sajjad Ahmad Lecturer --do-- Micro Edinburgh Common Wealth Paleontology University, Scholarship Scotland, UK
Suleman Khan Lecturer --do-- Sedimentology Edinburgh HEC Scholarship University, Scotland, UK
Inland Name Designation Qualifications Area of Study/ Amir Shah Assistant Prof. Ph.DPursued GeoSpecialization-Chemistry Fayaz Ali Assistant Prof. --do-- Structure Naveed Anjum Lecturer M. Phil Azhar Swati --do-- --do-- Muhammad Sajid --do-- --do--
Publication Local Journal National Journal International Journal Prof. Muhammad Haneef (see Prof. Muhammad Haneef (see Annxure-1) Annxure-1) Prof. Dr. Muhammad Arif (see -- Prof. Dr. Muhammad Arif (see Annxure-2) Annxure-2) Prof. Dr. Sajjad Ahmad (see Annxure- Muhammad Sajid (see Annxure-4) 3) Dr. Asghar Ali (see Annxure-5)
Publications (2009-10) Sajid, M., Arif, M. & Muhammad, N. (in press). Correlation of petrographic characteristics with engineering properties of rocks from Khagram-Razagram area, lower Dir district, NWFP, Pakistan. Journal of Himalayan Earth Sciences. Arif, M., Ali, B., Khan, M. A. & Ghafoor, A. (in press). Petrography of Sandstone of the Lumshiwal Formation from the Samana Range, Hangu, Northwestern Pakistan: Implications for Provenance, Diagenesis and Environments of Deposition Pak. Jour. Hydrocarbon Res. Ullah, K., Arif, M., Shah, M. T. & Abbasi, I. A. (in press). Lithofacies and Depositional System of the Kamlial and Chinji Formations from Kohat Plateau, Western Himalayan Foreland Basin, Pakistan. Pak. Jour. Hydrocarbon Res. Arif, M. & Moon, C. J. (2007). Nickel-rich chromian muscovite from Indus suture zone in Swat, NW Pakistan. Implications for emerald genesis and exploration. Geochemical Journal, 41 (No. 6), 475-482.
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Prof. Dr. Sajjad Ahmad, Paper accepted for International Publication in American Association of Petroleum Geoscientists -----Himalayan Indus deformation and Kinematics of the Arcnate Nature of Tran-Indus Range, North Pakistan. ----Structural Analysis and hydrocarbon prospectively of Bhittani Range, North Pakistan.
Mohammad Haneef Sameeni, S.J.,Haneef, M. Rehman, O, & Lipps, J. (2009). Paleogene biostratigraphy of Kohat area, Pakistan, Geol. Bull. Punjab Univ. 44, p. 27-44.
Abbassi, I.A., Haneef, M., Obaid, S., Daud, F., and Qureshi, A. W. (in press). Mesozoic deltaic system along the western margin of the Indian Ali. A. 2010. The tectono-metamorphic evolution of the Balcooma Metamorphic Group, north eastern Australia: a multidisciplinary approach. Journal of Metamorphic Geology (Blackwell), (in press).
Conference Paper Kashmir Earthquake 2005, preliminary observations on tectonic implications. (Talk by Haneef, M. and Khan, M.A)December, 2008, Chengdu, China. Debris flow Hazards, Chitral, Pakistan (May 11-12, 2009), TechMoot Comsats, Abbottabad Shah, A. & Ali, A. 2010. Monazite dating: a new approach. Geophysical Research Abstracts, Vol. 12, EGU2010.
Research Projects in progress The tectono-metamorphic evolution of the Adelaidian Kanmantoo Group, eastern Australia. Logistics provided by James Cook University, Australia
Conferences attended North Queensland Seismic & MT Workshop Townsville, 3 June 2009
Muhammad Sajid, Research Paper in HEC Journal
Petrographic Characteristics and mechanical properties of rocks from Khagram-Razagram area, Lower Dir, NWFP, Pakistan.
Conference Paper Local National International Prof. Muhammad Haneef (see -- -- Annxure-1) Dr. Asghar Ali (see Annxure-5)
Conference Attended
Attended Name of Participant Title of Conference with Date Held at Sponsoring Agency
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Landform control on debris-flow hazards in Hindu Kush mountains of Chitral, Pakistan. The 5th Prof. Mohammad International Symposium on the Bejing, Chinese Academy Haneef Tibetan Plateau, The 24th China of Sciences Himalaya-Karakoram-Tibet Workshop Joint Conference. (August 11-14, 2009) Dr. Asghar Ali North Queensland Seismic & MT Queensland Australia Workshop Townsville, 3 June 2009
Organized
Name of Participant Title of Conference with Date Held at Sponsoring Agency Association of Petroleum “Workshop on hydrocarbon PAPG, Islamabad Geoscientists exploration techniques using Bara Gali MOL Islamabad (PAPG) and surface geology, subsurface seismic Summer Geology Department of Geology, and well log data” Campus Department U.O.P (August 07-10, 2009)
Seminars (Attended)
Name of Participant Title of Conference with Date Held at Sponsoring Agency Mr. Muhammad Sajid “A progressive session on stage fright Peshawar British Council Management”
Students Enrollment Bachelor Programm Male Female Total Programm Male Female Total B.S Geology, 102 2 104 B.S Geology, 98 3 101 Part-IV Part-I B.S Geology, 96 2 98 Part-II B.S Geology, 97 5 102 Part-III Total 295 9 304 98 3 101 M. Phil Ph. D Programme Male Female Total Programme Male Female Total M. Phil Geology 3 -- 3 Ph. D in 2 -- 2 Geology
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Scholarships Awarded To Students Scholarship Number Mora 19
Future Plan (Including Academic, Developmental and Other)
Up-gradation of the Thin Section making laboratory Further replenishment of the Petrographic laboratory Provision of additional state-of-the-art teaching/learning facilities in the classrooms/laboratories Streamlining and further developing the MS/PhD program. Revision of the curricula.
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Department of Zoology
Objectives Teaching, Research, Consultancy and Community Service
Mission The Department of Zoology is committed to the production of well-rounded international standard graduates of, M. Sc., M. Phil and Ph. D level in areas of Zoology including Entomology, Parasitology, Fisheries, Microbiology and Biotechnology maintaining high level of integrity and responsibility at individual and departmental level; and conducting quality research, and producing well trained teachers and to participate in community development projects.
Vision To act as a leader of excellence and performance in its objectives in the country
Goal To study, know, love and to serve the entire creation of the Creator
Program Objectives To provide graduates who are familiar with basic and an advance level of Zoology and its various disciplines, which are exploited, in many fields of life To provide theoretical and practical knowledge of various zoological aspects, their knowledge, which are required for professional activities in the field. The graduates who are able to manipulate and utilize their training correctly and grasp a realistic approach to the conservation of animals as well as their habitats. To prepare graduates with the skills and knowledge of all aspects of life. To produce graduates with the skills to critically analyze samples of environmental and biological importance. The graduate should be able to use the skills of analytical biological information in selecting and executing the appropriate biological analysis techniques in various fields of zoology. Zoology old name with modern usage Zoology continues to be one of the most important scientific fields in the modern era. However, while there is a fundamental core to biological science, the rapid advances being made in many specific areas have led to a wide variety of different specialisations that can be studied in their own right. In the Department, we teach a broad range of biological science courses. Accordingly, we have designed this degree programme to be as flexible as possible, giving you the opportunity to explore main-interest subjects and allowing you to develop new interests and, if you wish, specialisations as you progress through the degree. At the end of two and half years, graduates have received a sound biological training, completed at least one major research project, and possibly developed a firm career direction as a result of specialised studies. For example, specialising in Parasitology will provide unrivalled training in both temperate and tropical diseases, enabling graduates to follow a career at home or overseas. Studying Ecology will interest those who wish to understand biodiversity and how organisms interact with each other and the environment. A wide range of courses from behavioural ecology to environmental impact assessment provides an excellent basis for a career in conservation or environmental management. Fisheries are another major strength. Students who wish to keep all options open and study a broad spectrum of subjects take the wider area of Biology itself. The breadth of courses available, coupled with a final year research project, ensures that you will be able to apply for a wide range of career openings with confidence.
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Teaching Staff Name Designation/ Qualification Area of specialization BPS Dr. Naheed Ali Professor/21 M.Phil(Peshawar) Applied Entomology, Ph.D. (London) Biochemistry Postdoc(UK) Dr Abdul Hamid Jan Professor & M.Phil & Ph.D. Parasitology/Fresh water Chairman/21 (Peshawar) biology Dr Inayat Ali Professor/21 Ph.D. (London) Genetic Engineering Shahjehan Dr. Syed Akram Shah Professor/21 M.Sc. Zoology (Gold Biotechnology/Parasitology Medalist) Ph.D. (London) Commonwealth Post doctorate (London) Dr.Muhammad Lecturer/18 Ph.D. (UK) Molecular biology/Genetic Khisroon Engineering Mr. Zaigham Hasan Lecturer/18 M.Sc(Peshawar) Fisheries/Biotechnology PhD ABGE (In progress) Miss. Farrah Zaidi Lecturer/18 M.Sc(Peshawar) Fisheries/Biotechnology PhD (in progress China)
Miss. Lubna Lecturer M.Sc (Peshawar) Entomology/isheries
Miss. Aisha Kausar Lecturer M.Sc (Peshawar) Entomology/Fisheries (Gold Medalist)
Supporting Staff Name Designation/ BPS Qualification Mr. Zafar Ali Senior Assistant/14 B.A Mr. Farhatullah Senior Clerk/09 MA Mr. Raza Muhammad Senior Clerk BA BPS-09
Mr.M.Kaleem Taxidermist M.Sc. (Zoology) M.Phil BPS-16 (Biotechnology) Mr. M.Taib Museum Assistant-07 M.Sc Zoology Mr. Ghulam Muhammad Lab. Suptd-16 SSC Mr. Abdul Wadood Lab. Supervisor-11 SSC Mr. Gul Akbar Lab. Attendant F.Sc BPS-05 Mr. Fida Muhammad Do MLS Mr. Javed Akhtar Lab. Attendant SSC BPS-05
Mr. M.Ashfaq *Lab. Attendant F.Sc BA
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Name Designation/ BPS Qualification Mr. A.Rehman *Lab. Attendant MA BEd Iftikhar Ahmad *Lib. Attendant F.A *On Contract
Staff Pursuing Higher Qualification Abroad Name Designation Qualification Area of University/Dept. Funding Pursued specialization Miss Farrah Lecturer PhD Molecular China Ministry of Zaidi Entomology Education/Chinese Govt. Miss Nazma Lecturer PhD Molecular London School of HEC/University of Habib (FDP) Parasitology Tropical Medicine and Peshawar Hygiene Miss Sobia Wahid Lecturer PhD Epidemiology London School of HEC/University of (FDP) , Parasitology Tropical Medicine and Peshawar Hygiene
Inland Name Designation Qualification Area of University/Dept. Funding Pursued specialization Mr.Zaigham Lecturer PhD Molecular Biology ABGE Peshawar HEC Hasan
Staff Selected under Faculty Development Programme jointly sponsored by University of Peshawar and Higher Education Commission. Name Qualification Area of University/Dept. Status Pursued specialization Miss Shumaila PhD Molecular Liverpool School of Admission Noreen Entomology Tropical Medicine Under and Hygiene UK Process Syed Basit Rasheed PhD Molecular Liverpool School of do Entomology Tropical Medicine and Hygiene UK Mr. M.Adnan PhD Microbiology Liverpool School of do Tropical Medicine and Hygiene UK
Publications in Journals Alam, A., Shah, A & Khan, F. (2009). Social, medical and genetic aspects of consanguineous marriages in Malakand, N.W.F.P, Pakistan. J.Biosocial Sciences Cambridge UK (Submitted for publication)
Conference Papers
Dr.Naheed Ali Attended the Seminar on Capacity building in the field of Medical Entomology and Vector Control. Organized by Health Services Academy, Ministry of Health in collaboration with WHO on 28th –29th April 2008. Presented a paper on Molecular genetic studies of Anopheles stephensi in Pakistan.
Another paper on “Ecology and Population dynamics of adult mosquitoes in District Charsadda”. was presented by her M.Phil student Shumaila Noreen.
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Dr. Akram Shah Attended 28th Pakistan Congress of zoology (International) at GC University Faisalabad, March 17th-March 20th 2008. Presented paper on “Current status of cutaneous leishmaniasis in suspected Pakistanis and Afghan refugees in NWFP Pakistan. Abstracted on page 70 as Para-1. Co-chaired the session for Cell and Molecular biology. US-Pakistan Science and Technology Conference, August 25-28, 2008 at Islamabad Marriott Hotel. 29th Pakistan Congress of zoology (International) at Sindh University Jamshoro, Feb 24th- Feb 26th 2009. Co-chaired the session for Cell and Molecular biology. Ali, N., Rashid, B. (2008) .A gynandromorph of Culex pipens quinquifasciatus from Pakistan. Pakistan Entomologist 30(1): 1-3. Ali, N., Rashid, B. Determination of Species Composition of Mosquitoes Found in Palosai Khuwar Stream, Peshawar (Submitted to PJZ). Dr. Akram Shah attended Asian Conference on Laboratory Biosafety and Biosecurity in Bangkok, Thailand and Presented a paper on: Re-emergence of Cutaneous Leishmaniasis in NWFP. Only research paper presented from Pakistan.
Workshops (Attended/Organized) Name of staff Title of workshop Organized by Scope Held at Workshop for Text National Curriculum Wing of National At Motel Dr. Akram Shah Books writers. the Ministry of Education Dream Land Govt. of Pakistan Islamabad
Training (Received/Imparted) Title Names of Type Scope Sponsored Venue Duration trainees by FEF Training Dr.Akram Applied National FEF, Govt. Abotabad 3 days workshop Shah of NWFP Molecular cross Do do do HEC KUST 1+1 day talk in Host- parasite relationship UMS Science Dr.Abdul Applied Local UMS, Peshawar 2 days workshop Hamid Jan University university of Peshawar do Dr.Inayat Applied Local UMS, do do Ali University Shahjehan of Peshawar Nutrition & Dr.Abdul Applied Local Faculty of do Full Immunology Hamid Jan Home Semester Economics
Extra-curricular activities Mr. Zaigham Hassan Elected as the Senior Vice President of Takhleeq International (a literary and social organization of Peshawar) Participated in 5 mushairay and presented poetry.
Students Enrollment
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Master Programme Male Female Total Morning Evening Morning Evening Morning Evening M.Sc (Prev) 10 9 27 36 37 45 M.Sc (Final) 5 13 31 30 36 43
M. Phil/PhD Programme Male Female Total M. Phil 02 1 03 PhD 5 0 05
Scholarships awarded to students Name Source of Scholarship Mora Out of Zakat Fund Agency Pol. Agency Talent Farming Scholarship H. E.C Syeda Mubarika Begum Scholarship Babar Ali Foundation Lahore. Merit Scholarship UOP
Medals awarded S No. Department Name 1 Department of Zoology, UoP Ms. Aisha Kausar
Faculty Requirements for 2008-09 Three Lecturers are required for the B.S Programme
Achievements
Dr. Akram Shah Has Nominated Country Advisor, DelPHE British Council, Bridgewater House 58 Whitworth Street , Manchester , M1 6BB , UK
Students Fild Trips Study cum Field excursion to Lahore, Islamabad and Kund
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Department of Pharmacy
Vision Pharmacy department aims at becoming a leading center of Excellence in Pharmaceutical sciences at global level which: Prepares Pharmacy graduates not only for the present but also for the future, even innovating for the future and guiding the course of the profession. Produces not only members of health care team, but valuable members of the society. Excels higher learning and quality research and drug sciences. Contributing to the improvement and upgrading of the qualities of human life and civilization.
Mission Towards actualizing the Department’s vision, we intend to undertake following endeavors: Changing the status of the department to college of Pharmacy. Reforming the contemporary curriculum of pharmacy and integrating it with future needs of profession at par with the advance clinical countries. Instantiating pharmacy residency program at post Pharm.D level as practiced in advance countries. Strengthening our research activities at M.Phil and Ph.D level in all disciplines of Pharmacy. Producing better quality professionals, intellectuals and scholars in the field of Pharmacy to serve as agent of comprehensive and balanced progress as well as sustainable development on Pakistan and in the whole world.
Objectives To help increase the number of Pharmacists required in Pakistan and also among Muslim nations. To train graduates with adequate knowledge and skills in all aspects of drugs. Beginning with their origin, chemistry pharmacology, production and their usage. To train graduates who appreciate the etiology of disease and pharmacy-therapeutic approach that is proposed to treat it. To train competent graduates who are able to generate new research finding in the technical, pharmaceutical and clinical aspects in order to improve the health care service. To train gradates who have a high level of professionalism, commitment, trustworthy, self confident and with sound knowledge in the discipline of pharmacy, and who have strong academic foundation to further specialize in any field of pharmacy.
Teaching Staff Name of Staff Qualification Area of Specialization Designation BPS B.Pharm (DIK), M. Pharm (Pb), Prof. Dr. Zafar Iqbal Pharmaceutics Professor 21 Ph.D, (UK), Post doc (UK) B.Pharm (DIK), M. Pharm (Pb), Professor Prof. Dr. Fazal Subhan Pharmacology 21 M.Phil. (Pb) & Chairman Ph.D (UK) B.Pharm (DIK), Dr. Muhammad Saeed M. Pharm. (Pb), Pharma chemistry Associate Prof. 20 Ph.D. (Khi), B.Pharm (DIK) Dr. Muhammad Ismail Pharmacognosy Associate Prof. 20 M. Pharm (Pb),
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Name of Staff Qualification Area of Specialization Designation BPS Ph.D (Pesh)
B.Pharm (Pesh) Dr. Shumaila Bashir Pharmaceutics Associate Prof. 20 Ph.D (Pesh) B.Pharm (DIK), Dr. Jamshaid Ali Khan M.Phil (DIK) Pharmaceutics Associate Prof. 20 Ph.D (Pesh), B.Pharm (DIK), Mr. Amir Badshah Pharmaceutics Assistant Prof. 20 M.Phil (DIK) B.Pharm (DIK), Ms. Haleema Begum Pharma chemistry Assistant Prof. 19 M.Phil (Pb) B.Pharm (DIK), Mr. Amir Zada Khan Biochemistry Lecturer 18 M.Phil (Isb) Mr. Fazli Nasir B.Pharm (Pesh) Pharmaceutics Lecturer 18
Mr. Muhammad Ismail Pharm.D(Pesh) Pharmaceutics Lecturer 18 Mr. Inam Ullah B.Pharm(Pesh) Pharma Chemistry Lecturer 18 Mr. Sami Ullah Pharm.D(Pesh) Pharmaceutics Lecturer 18 Mr. Fazli Khuda B.Pharm(Pesh) Pharmacognosy Lecturer 18 Mr. Zia Ahmad B.Pharm(Pesh) Pharmacology Lecturer 18 Mr. Gohar Ali Pharm.D(Pesh) Pharmacology Lecturer 18 Mr. Zakiullah Pharm.D(Pesh) Pharmaceutics Lecturer 18 Mr. Abuzar Khan Pharm.D(Pesh) Pharmaceutics Lecturer 18 Ms. Ismat Tahseen Pharm.D(Pesh) Lecturer Pharmacognosy 18 Qazi Assistant Ms. Naseem Sathar M.Sc Maths 19 Professor Assistant Ms. Mehnaz Khatak M.Sc Statistics 19 Professor Supporting Staff Name of Staff Member Designation BPS Mr. Amjad Khan Asst. Librarian 16 Mr. Mohsin Shah Assistant 14 Mr. Rooh Ullah Lab: Tech. 14 Mr. Muhammad Saleem Lab: Sr. Asstt. 11 Mr. Saeed Shah K.P.O 11 Mr. Abdul Haleem Shah Sr. Clerk 09 Mr. Inam Ullah Lab: Attend. 02 Mr. Aman Gul N/Q 02 Mr. Muhammad Daud N/Q 02 Mr. Khalil Khan N/Q 02 Mr. Fazal Ghani *Lab Attendant 5 Mr.Sherdil *Lab Attendant 5 Mr. Jehanzeb *Naib Qasid 02 Mr. Javed Masih *Sweeper 02 Mr. Inamullah *Naib Qasid 02 *On Contract
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Staff Pursuing Higher Qualification
Abroad Name Designation Qualification Area Of Study/ University Funding/ Pursued Specialization /Department Scholarship Dr. Jamshaid Ali Khan Associate B.Pharm (DIK), Aston University Professor BPS- M.Phil (DIK) Pharmaceutics Birmingham UK HEC 20 Ph.D (Pesh),
Publication
Fazal Subhan et al 2009. Terpenoid contents of Valeriana wallichii extracts and antidepressant like response profile. Submitted, manuscript no.PRT-09-0294, J. Phototherapy Research. Fazal Subhan & Nematullah Khan et al. 2009 Adulterant profile of illicit street heroin and reduction of its precipitated physical dependence withdrawal syndrome by extracts of St. John’s wort (Hypericum perforatum). J. Phototherapy Research, 23, 564-571. Zafar I, Abbas K, Attiqa N, Jamshaid AK, Ghulam SK, Pharmacikinetics drug-drug interaction of ciprofloxacin with diclofenac sodium in healthy volunteetr. Clin Drug Invest. 29 (4), 275-281, 2009. Ahmad W, Deng Y, LiBo, Ahmad M, Iqbal Z, & parveen Z. Analysis of Biomarkers for the cross linkage of formaldehyde with bovine serum albumin.Chinese Science Bulletin. 53 (21), 3287-3293, 2008. Muhammad N, Gilani AH, Rasheed H, Khan A, Iqbal Z, Ismail M, Saeed SA, Janssan LJ. Cardiovascular and airway relaxant avtivities of peony root extract. Can. J. Physiol. Pharmacol. 86, 793-803, 2008. Inamullah, Muhammad Nisar, Farooq Ebad, Daid Nadeem, Mohammad Saeed, Haroon Khan, Samiullah, Fazli Khuda, Nisiara Kareem and Zia Ahmad. 2008. Anti inflannatory activities of sieboldogenin form smilax chin Linn: Experimental and Computational studies J. Ethno pharmacology, Ireland, 121, 175-177. M. Nisar, Inamullah Khan, S.U. Simjee, A.H.Gilani, Obaidullah and H. Perveen (2008). Anticonvulsant, analgesic and antipyretic activities of Taxus wallichiana Zucc. Jounal of Ehtnopharmacology 116, 490-494 Muhammad Nisar, Shafiq Ahmad Tariq. Inamullah Khan, Muhammad Raza Shah, & Ihsan Ali Khan. 2008. Antibacterial, antifungal, insecticidal, cytotoxicity and phytotoxicity studies online digofera gerardiana. Journal of enzyme inhibition and medicinal chemistry ( accepted online)
Jamshaid Ali Khan, Zafar Iqbal, Saeed ur Rehman ,Abbas Khan Prevalence and B-lactamase producing bacterial isolates in a teaching hospital in Peshawar, Pakistan. Journal of Pharmacy 21(4), 379-389, 2008. Jamshaid Ali Khan & Zafar Iqbal. 2008. Prevalence and resistance pattern of Pseudomonas areuginosa against vrous antibiotics journal of Pharmacy 21(3), 311-315. Jamshaid Ali Khan, Zafar Iqbal, Saeed ur Rehman , Kalsoom Farzana, Abbas Khan Prevalence and resistance pattern of Pseudomonas areuginosa against various antibiotics. Journal of Pharmacy 21(3), 311-315, 2008. Jamshaid Ali Khan, & Zafar Iqbal, 2008. Prevalence and B-lactanmase producing bacterial isolates in a teaching hospital Peshawar, Pakistan journal fp Pharamcy 21(4), 379-389.
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Seminars Organized Name of Participant Title of Conference Held at Sponsoring Agency
Department of Validation & HVAC 09.02.2009 Pakistan Pharmacist Pharmacy Association Department of “Environmental Pollution” 18.02.2009 Pharmacy challenge of the day
Training (Received/Imparted) Name of Trainee Title of Training Type Held at Sponsored by Mr. Amir Badshah Computer STI UOP Mr. Inamullah Advance analytical Research HEJ Karachi HEC techniques Mr. Zia Ahmed Practical Research Agha Khan HEC Pharmacology University Karachi Mr. Fazli Khuda Tissue culture and Research HEJ Karachi HEC biological activities Mr. Muhammad Clinical Pharmacy Research Agha Khan HEC Ismail University Karachi
Research Projects
Grants from the University Fund Title of the project Name of Principal Capital Cost Investigator Preparation of sustained release formulation Prof. Dr Zafar Iqbal 3,80,000/- of antihypertensive and antiepileptic drugs Pharmacological Screening Phytochemical Prof Dr. Muhammad Nisar Rs.4,87,968/- Evaluation and Pharmacognostic studies of Indigofera gerardiana & Crataegus songrica Pharmacognostic, Phytochemical and Prof Dr. Muhammad Nisar Rs. Pharmacological investigations of Aconitum 4,93,776/- heterophyllum wall and Bergenia ciliate Haw Development and Evaluation of Extended Prof. Dr. Fazal Subhan released tables of Resperidone, Olanzapine and Prochlarphenazine (Antipsychotic Drugs ) Preparation of sustained release formulation Prof. Dr Zafar Iqbal 3,20,000/- of antihypertensive and antiepileptic drugs
Co-Curricular Activities Of Staff Name Activity Member of Drug Central Licensing Board MOH Prof. Dr. Zafar Iqbal Islamabad Member of Task force on Pharmaceuticals (Planning Prof. Dr. Zafar Iqbal Commission of Pakistan) Prof. Dr. Fazal Subhan Member of Drug Court NWFP Dr. Muhammad Ismail Member of Drug Court NWFP
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Dr. Jamshaid Ali Khan Member Senate UOP Mr. Fazli Nasir Staff Proctor Mr. Fazli Khuda Organizer Science society UOP
Students Enrollment Bachelor Program Male Female Total Pharm. D 245 169 414
M. Phil Program Male Female Total 07 02 09 Ph. D Program Male Female Total 05 01 06
Scholarship Awarded To Students Source of Scholarship Number Mora Scholarship 21 Fauji Foundation 6 Award of Merit Scholarship 4 B.I.S.E Mardan Scholarship 3 Agency Scholarship 11 Syeda Mubarika Begum Scholarships 2 Bank Loan NBP 7
Plan for Future In the future, we intend ton undertake the following steps to bring pharmacy profession at par with the advanced countries. Changing the status of the department to faculty level. To establish linkage between Pharma industry and academia. Enhance the enrollment of scholars to the M. Phil and Ph. D program. Acquisition of projects from University, HEC and other funding agencies. Procurement of latest and sophisticated equipments / machinery to cope up with the modern technology. To arrange seminars / workshop and lecture in various fields of Pharmacy. Initiation of practical industrial training for the interested students. Initiation of pharmacy residency program at post Pharm. D level as practiced in advanced countries. Further strengthening our research activities at the M. Phil, and Ph. D level in the subject areas of pharmaceutics, Pharmacology, Pharmaceutical chemistry and Pharmacognosy. Training of our young staff members in the subjects of pharmacy in general and clinical pharmacy in particular to cope with the advancement in the field of pharmacy
Page 120 University of Peshawar Faculty of Management and Information Sciences Annual Report 2008-09
Faculty of Management and Information Sciences
Vision To provide quality education, to continue bridging the gap between theory and practice and to achieve excellence in knowledge base research.
Mission The mission of the faculty is to produce professional graduates, Post graduates, M.Phil. and Ph.D. Research scholar. The faculty is determining hard to have qualified, competent and professional teachers and researchers and social change development and harmony in society
Faculty Strength Department Teaching Staff Para-Teaching Staff Permanent Contract Permanent Contract Journalism 11 - 3 1 IMS 15 3 14 4 Library & Information 06 - 5 1 Sciences Quaid-e-Azam College of 04 1 10 3 Commerce College of Home 38 23 38 27 Economics Total: 74 27 70 36
Faculty Input
Students Enrollment Department Bachelor MA MSc M.Phil. Ph.D. Journalism - 201 - - - IMS 686 438 - - - Library & Information - 227 - - - Sciences Quaid-e-Azam College of - 300 - - - Commerce College of Home Economics 623 146 - 38 - Total: 1309 1312 - 38 -
Research Projects Department Undertaken Submitted Journalism - - IMS - - Library & Information Sciences - - Quaid-e-Azam College of - - Commerce College of Home Economics 4 - Total: 4 -
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Faculty Peruse Higher Qualification Department Inland Abroad Journalism - - IMS - 1 Library & Information Sciences 1 1 Quaid-e-Azam College of 4 - Commerce College of Home Economics 4 1 Total: 9 3
Own Source Scholarship Department Inland Abroad Journalism - - IMS - - Library & Information Sciences - - Quaid-e-Azam College of Commerce - - College of Home Economics - - Total: - -
Students Scholarship Journalism 54 IMS 4 Library & Information Sciences 29 Quaid-e-Azam College of Commerce 43 College of Home Economics 4 Total: 134
Conferences/Workshops/Seminars/Symposia Attended Department Workshops Seminars Conferences Symposia Journalism - - 3 - IMS - 5 - - Library & Information Sciences - - 4 - Quaid-e-Azam College of Commerce 1 - - - College of Home Economics 6 1 2 - Total: 7 6 9 -
Conferences/Workshops/Seminars/Symposia Organized Department Workshops Seminars Conferences Symposia Journalism - - 1 - IMS - - 1 - Library & Information Sciences - - 1 - Quaid-e-Azam College of Commerce 1 8 - - College of Home Economics 2 3 - - Total: 3 11 3 -
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Faculty Output Journals/Books/Monographs/Publications/Projects completed Department Journals Books Monographs Publication Training Imp. Rec. Journalism - - - 16 - 1 IMS 1 - - - - - Library & Information - 2 - 1 - - Sciences Quaid-e-Azam College of ------Commerce College of Home Economics - 3 - 5 2 1 Total: 1 5 - 22 2 2
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Department of Journalism and Mass Communication
Brief History Communication Science is one of the rapidly expanding modern disciplines of our present day world. It is gaining increasing popularity for various reasons; the best known of them is the shrinking world we are in, in an era of communication revolution. The emergence of the Global Village has changed the very life cycles of the people of this world. It has brought distant cultures to touchable distances and juxtaposed alien people to one another for best and for worst. Discussing the New World is the problem the whole academia is facing around the globe. Since communication science is one of the major harbingers of this change, the responsibility rests heavily upon the communication scientists to find answers to the problems of the new world within its own academic parameters.
The New World has brought its own boon and bane. It has also developed questions of adjustment and change in a new time and space setting. International and intercultural communication is two of the direct offshoots of the present environment. How to understand the world around us in a global perspective and how to adjust within a very compressed comity of cultures are the main questions confronting the whole world. Since we are living in a part of world that is commonly known as the developing world, we are also facing the question of development. Paradigms of development are constantly under flux with the developing world researchers challenging the fixed and one-sided verdicts of the developed world.
The department is expected to start MPhil/PhD programme in near future. This programme aims at finding solution to our own communication problems through developing answers from within, avoiding wearing western spectacles to see our own society; although respecting the other’s view as the common human heritage.
Keeping in view these aims research will specifically aim at problems of communication and social change. The final aim of this programme is to develop guide studies that could serve as model studies for further development of the body of knowledge required to establish the discipline of communication science on firm footing on its own soil first. This would naturally add to the developing world communication literature ending up in enlarging the human body of knowledge in the discipline.
Teaching Staff Name of Staff Qualification Area of Specialization Designation BPS Shahjehan Sayed PhD Radio Journalism Dean/Professor 21 Altafullah Khan PhD Communicator Chairman/ 20 Research/ Development Associate Professor Communication/Media System in Pakistan Naeem Gul Mphil Communication Assistant Professor 20 Inam ur Rahman MA Journalism Lecturer 18 Faizullah Jan MA Journalism Lecturer 18 Syed Irfan Ashraf MA Journalism Lecturer 18 Gul Wahab MA Journalism Lecturer 18 Mohammad MSc Electronics Lecturer/Electronic 18 Noman Khan Engineer Bakht Zaman MA Journalism Lecturer/ Executive 18 Producer
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Amir Hamza MA Journalism & Mass Lecturer/ 18 Marwan Communication News Editor Ali Imran MA Journalism & Mass Lecturer/ 18 Communication Station Manager
Supporting Staff Name of Staff Designation BPS Khalid Usman Assistant 14 Shahid Iqbal Junior Clerk 07 Muhammad Hanif Naib Qasid 02
Muhammad Ayaz Assistant Librarian 16 *On Contract
Publication
Prof Dr Shahjehan Sayed
“Contextualizing Community Radio in Pakistan ,” The Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Peshawar, vol. XVI, no. 2,2008. ,p.141-147 Principal Author
“HIV/AIDS-Awareness in NWFP:Media Usage and Media Prefrences, ,” The Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Peshawar, vol. XVI, no. 2,2008. ,P.1-10 Co-author “The role of Journalistic training in Pakistan” : Media in peacebuilding and conflict prevention-Deutsche Welle Global Media Forum, conference documentation, Deutsche Welle,Bonn,November 2008 , Germany
Dr Altaf Ullah Khan Altaf Ullah Khan & Faiz Ullah Jan. (2008) HIV/AIDS Awareness in the N-WFP: Media Usage and Media Preferences: In: The Journal of humanities and Social Sciences (Faculty of Arts and Humanities, University of Peshawar) Volume XVII No. 2, Pp 1-10. Faiz Ullah Jan & Altaf Ullah Khan. (2008) Conflict Reporting in the Age of War on Terror in the Tribal Areas of Pakistan: In: The Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences (Faculty of Arts and Humanities, University of Peshawar) Vol XVI, No. 1,. Pp. 20-25.
Conference Papers Lecture at Centre for International Studies, Ohio University, May 29, 2009. The Human Face of Fata: People, Life, and Problems in Pukhtoon Populated Pakistani Region Bordering Afghanistan Lecture at University of California, Riverside, May 14, 2009. Challenges and Opportunities for Development and Entertainment Programming in Tribal Areas of Pakistan: Community Radio and Tribal Politics Lecture at Ohio University: What we Are Doing in Afghanistan, April 30, 2009. Roundtable presentation at Ohio State University April 24, 2009 Symposium Possibilities for a Post-Racial Nation/World in the Obama Era. Roundtable titled: Global Perspectives, Concerns, and Insights. Presentation title: Fears and Hope of People of Pakistan: Obama Era and Pakistan. .
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Presentation at the Global Awareness Program (GAP) series on Islam: From Kandahar to Kashmir: Media Conflict & Peace Building in South Asia. Topic of the presentation: Pakistan: Escalating Conflicts, Lessening Solutions at Bentley Hall, Ohio University on March 11, 2009. Lecture at Area Study Centre, University of Peshawar on the topic of Progressive Islam: Introduction and Discourse in the US Academia on February 20th, 2009. Presentation at the panel on Muslim Thinkers: title of the presentation Abdul Ghaffar Khan: Bringing Peace to a Hostile Environment at Conference 100 Years of Progressive Islam 1909 – 2009: A Conference in honor of Mahmoud Mohmed Taha (January 17-18, 2009) organized by the Center for African Studies, Ohio University on January 18, 2009. Panel presentation at Conference on 100 Years of Progressive Islam at Ohio University on the topic of Abdul Ghaffar Khan: Bringing Peace to a Hostile Environment on January 19, 2009 Presentation at the panel on Negotiating Media Freedom in Transitional Societies at the 8th Annual Global Fusion Conference (October 30- November 2, 2008) Ohio University on the topic of Community Radio in Pakistan: potential for development on November 1, 2008 Keynote speech at 8th Annual Global Fusion Conference (October 31- November 2, 2008) Global Fusion Conference at Ohio University, Athens, Ohio on the topic of Pakistan: Land, Media, and Media Studies on October 31th, 2008 Lecture on 9/11 at the Scripps College of Communication, Ohio University on the Topic of Pakistan: introduction and Media Coverage of Anniversary on September 11, 2008 on September 11, 2008.
Conference / Seminars / Workshops
Attended Name of Title of Conference Date Venue Sponsoring Agency Participant Prof Dr Intercultural November13- Bonn, Deutsche Welle Shahjehan Sayed Reporting 26, 2008 Germany Akademie, Workshop, The Gandhara Exhibition in Bonn Prof Dr Peace for the Region November Kabul, Mediothek & Shahjehan Sayed Conference 14-16, 2008 Afghanistan Regional Studies Center of Afghanistan, Kabul Afghanistan, Director Radio Drama project October- Peshawar, US Consulate, of Campus Radio, 2008-Sept Pakistan Peshawar, University 2009. of Peshawar
Organized Name of Organizer Title of Conference Date Venue Sponsoring Agency
Prof Dr Shahjehan Sayed Conflict Sensitive January Peshawar Mediothek-Afghanistan Journalism 19-25, & Initiative Freie Presse ’Workshop, 2009, (IFP),Germany,
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Students Enrollment Master Programme Male Female Total Morning Evening Morning Evening Morning Evening MA Previous 46 48 8 4 54 52 MA Final 38 42 8 7 46 49 Total 84 90 16 11 100 101
Scholarships Awarded To Students Source of Scholarship Number Pakistan Bait ul Mal 1 Tribal (Bajour) 3 Tribal (NWA) 1 Tribal (Khyber) 12 Tribal (Kurrum) 1 Mora (Peshawar) 14 Mora (Haripur) 1 Mora (L/marwat) 1 Mora (Mardan) 2 Pakistan Bail ul Mal 4 Mora (Charsada) 1 Mora (Karrak) 1 Mora (Chitral) 1 Tribal (Mohmand) 6 Tribal (SWA) 2 Tribal (Bajour) 1 Mora (khyber) 1
Achievements Students Field Trips (Curriculum Based) Students’ tour to Baragali Summer Camp Abbotabad (May 29-31, 2009) Students’ tour to Islamabad/Murree (March 2009) Students Activities (Drama’s, Competition etc) Welcome, Farewell Party (Get together) January 2009 Welcome, Farewell Party (April 2009) Annual Lunch (October 2008)
Future plan Strengthening the existing academic structure is our first priority. No matter how good a structure is there is always room for improvement. Our effort is and would be to make maximum use of all such opportunities. This will help JMC to come at a par with sister institutions in the developed world
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Department of Library & Information Sciences
Brief History
The dawn of independence opened a new era of Library and Information & Information Science education in Pakistan. NWFP, the land of brave People could not gain any amenity from the British rulers in pre-partition era, but soon after three years of independence of Pakistan, University of Peshawar was established in 1950 while library-of the University of Peshawar started functioning in 1951. Academic faculties and their libraries needed trained library scientists that pushed the need forward for establishing department of Library & Information Sciences which was established in 1962, to cope with all future library needs. It started postgraduate diploma course, DLS. Inspite of lack of funds, teaching staff, building, etc, the Master Degree Programme in Library and Information Sciences was started in 1983-84. Since its inception, the department has produced 1200 library and information graduates. The Department is located on the 1st storey in the newly constructed building of the Faculty of Arts. The Department is having six faculty staff along with six supporting employees. The two years programme is offering six papers each in previous and final.
Teaching Staff Name of Staff Qualification Area of Specialization Designation BPS Mr. Hamid Rahm MLISc/ L.L.B 1. Networking & Resource Sharing Assistant 20 2. Introduction to Library & Profess/ Information Science A/Chairman Syed Liaqat Ali MLISc/ MCS 1. Introduction to Cataloguing Assistant 19 2. Management Information Professor System (MIS) Mr. Asad Khan MLISc 1. Classification Lecturer 18 2. Research Methodology Mr. Fauzdar Khan MLISc 1. Serial Management Lecturer 18 2. Information Sources Mr. Sajjad Ahmad MLISc/ 1. Management Information Lecturer 18 B.ed Center 2. Information Technology & Libraries Mr. Muhammad M.Phil/ 1. Collection Development & Assistant 19 Ismail MLISc/ M.A Bibliographical Control Professor (History) 2. Advance Technical Operation
Supporting Staff Name of Staff Member Designation BPS Mr. Jamil Zada Office Assistant 14 Mr. Mudassir Shah Junior Clerk 07 Mr. Maqsood Jan Laboratory Attendant 05 Mr. Abdul Waheed N/Qasid 03 Mr. Sabir Shah N/Qasid 02
Muhammad Riaz *Library Attendant 05 *On contract
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Faculty Pursuing Higher Qualification (University / HEC / Other Scholarship)
Abroad Name Designation Qualification Area Of Study / University / Funding / Status Pursued Specialization Department Scholarship Mr. Asad Khan Lecturer MS Library Science FIS University of Self Study Regular Toronto Canada
Inland Name Designation Qualification Area Of Study / University Funding Status Pursued Specialization Mr. Sajjad Ahmad Lecturer M.Phil Library Science Lib. & Inf. University Regular Science of University of the Peshawar Punjab Lahore
Publication
Sajjad Ahmad, Resource Sharing among the University Libraries of Pakistan. Fauzdar Khan (2009), Review of Glossary of Library & Information Science (Book Review) Vol-I, P.P 117-120.
Conference / Seminars / Workshops
Attended Name of Title of Conference Venue Sponsoring Participant Agency Hamid Rehman Library & Information Science Baragali HEC Research in Pakistan: 28-06-09 to 02-07-2009 Islamabad Challenges & Opportunities
Organized Name of Oganizor Title of Conference Venue Sponsoring Agency Hamid Rehman Library & Information Science Baragali HEC Islamabad Research in Pakistan: Challenges & 28-06-09 to 02-07- Opportunities 2009
Co – Curricular Activities of Faculty Fare well and welcome parties in the honor of the students were arranged Mushaera Students visited local and national libraries of islamabad and lahore. Fortnightly departmental seminars organized by department of library & Information scince on regular basis. Cricket match with sociology, economics & mass communication department. Faculty & students participated in T.V show in September 2009.
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Students Enrollment
Master Programme Male Female Total Morning Evening Morning Evening Morning Evening M.A (Previous) 28 43 28 18 56 61 M.A (Final) 27 31 26 17 53 57 Total 55 74 54 35 109 118
Scholarships Awarded To Students Source of Scholarship Number Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal S/Ship 1 Mora S/Ship Peshawar 5 Mora S/Ship Mardan 16 Mora S/ Shi[p Peshawar 1 Mora S/ Ship Chitral 1 Mora S/Ship Charsadda 5
Achievements Distinctions (Award, Medal etc) Departmental Purchase of Two Computers & One Generator Students Ayesha Nisar achieved winner awards in 100 meter race and went to Sri Lanka as a referee foot ball.
Students Field Trips (Curriculum Based) Islamabad- (June 2009)
Future plan Developed BS 4 year’s programme. Expansion in computer laboratory.Expansion in Library. Shifting to new Building
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College of Home Economics
Brief History
The study of Home Economics as a distinct discipline was introduced in the country soon after the emergence of Pakistan. Initially, a separate department, devoted to the subject, was set-up in 1954 by the University of Peshawar, in collaboration with Colorado State University, USA. The department was later upgraded to College status in 1963. It is one of the four colleges in Pakistan devoted to the study of Home Economics, for developing a complete education programme for female students to meet the challenges of a free society. The institution equips young women with the specialized knowledge in the field of interior design, textile design, small business management, teaching, and research. This field of study extends opportunities for pursuing careers in any of the above professions. Therefore, it has acquired a special significance in moulding the female generation, providing them with an opportunity to study a unique blend of both science and art related subjects. It also opens up future avenues for personal, professional and social enhancement.
Vision “Ours Is the Privilege to Mould the Society”
Mission The College of Home Economics, a unique institution of its nature in the University of Peshawar, is committed to provide quality Home Economics education at the undergraduate, graduate, postgraduate and M.Phil. / Ph.D. levels. The College upholds and stands by the aims of International Federation of Home Economics, which are: To educate about the universal values of households and families as environments within which individuals are assisted to reach their full potential and to acknowledge their global interdependence. To promote awareness that families and households are the prime nurturing environments for every human being and that mental, physical, psychological and emotional family well-being is the basic infrastructure for all other forms of social and economic development. To emphasize the social, economic and environmental impact of the management of everyday life of individuals, families and households. To promote the concept of families and households as operating within a larger social, economic and physical environment with a myriad of exchanges between individuals and these larger environments on a daily basis. To conduct research in areas relevant to Home Economics (individual, household and family issues related to the satisfaction of physical and psychological needs) which expand the understanding of the ecological view of individuals, families and households in the larger environment.
Objectives To provide up to date and modern education to the students. To inculcate true appreciation of religious and Islamic values in the practical lives of the students. To develop social sensibilities and prepare students to cope better with their various roles not only as individuals, but as family members and citizens of the state. To develop a positive attitude towards life.
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To gear women towards professional careers and a general socio-economic development. To develop confidence in young women to realize the importance of their distinct role as nation builders. To expose the students to the latest knowledge and technology to familiarize them with the advancements in the industrial sector.
Teaching Staff Name of staff member Qualification Area of Designation BPS specialization Dr. Fanila Far Ph.D. Central Asian Studies Principal / BPS-21 Professor Dr Ghazala Nizam Ph.D. Economics Assoct. Prof. BPS-20 Ms Nuzhat Dar M.Sc. Art And Design Asst.Prof. BPS-20 Ms Shahida Bashir M.A. Islamiyat Asst.Prof. BPS-20 Ms Azra Amjad M.Sc / M.Phil Food & Nutrition Asst.Prof. BPS-20 Ms Samina Ashfaq Ph.D (Enrolled) English Asst.Prof. BPS-20 Ms Farhat Shahzad Ph.D(Enrolled) Chemistry Asst.Prof. BPS-20 Ms Nabila Shah M.A. English Asst.Prof. BPS-20 Ms Shahnaz Khattak M.Sc / M.Phil Fiber Technology Asst.Prof. BPS-19 Dr Kaniz-i-Fatima Haider Ph.D. Psychology Asst. Prof. BPS-19 Ms Nabahat Ashar M.Sc.. / M.Phil. Economics Asst. Prof. BPS-19 Ms Zile Huma M.Sc./ M.Phil. Art & Design Lecturer BPS-19 Ms Shabana Sajjad M.Sc./ M.Phil. Textile & Clothing Lecturer BPS-19 Ms Amina Asghar M.Phil Microbiology Lecturer BPS-19 Ms Imrana Semi M.Sc./ M.Phil. Art & Design Lecturer BPS-19 Ms Faiza Tauqer M.Sc. / M.Phil. Textile & Clothing Lecturer BPS-19 Ms Noushaba Taufiq Ph.D (Enrolled) English Lecturer BPS-19 Ms Kausar Takreem Ph.D (Enrolled) Business Admin. Lecturer BPS-19 Ms Fazia Ghaffar M.Sc / M.Phil Food & Nutrition Lecturer BPS-18 Ms Razia Tariq M.Sc / M.Phil Chemistry Lecturer BPS-18 Ms. Shazia Durrani Ph.D (Enrolled) Pak. Studies Lecturer BPS-18 Ms Farzana Rehman Safi M.Sc(Enrolled Management Studies Lecturer BPS-18 in MS) Ms Mussarat Tariq M.Sc / M.Phil Human Development Lecturer BPS-18 Ms Mehnaz Gul M.Phil. Public Administration Lecturer BPS-18 Ms Rabia Chisti M.Sc./ M.Phil. Art & Design Lecturer BPS-18 Ms Gul-e-Rana Jamil M.Sc Chemistry Lecturer BPS-18 Ms Neelam Mukhtar M.Sc / MS Computer Science Lecturer BPS-18 Ms Zahin Anjum M.Sc / M.Phil Food & Nutrition Lecturer BPS-18 Ms Lala Rukh M.Sc. / M.Phil Textile & Clothing Lecturer BPS-18 Ms Shaista Ali M.Sc / M.Phil Human Development Lecturer BPS-18 Ms Shazia Shah Ph.D (Enrolled) English Lecturer BPS-18 Ms. Faryal Yousaf M.Sc./ M.Phil. Textile and Clothing Lecturer BPS-18 Ms. Wasaf Inayat M.Sc./ M.Phil. Management Studies Lecturer BPS-18 Ms. Ayesha Anwar M.Sc./ M.Phil. Human Dev. Studies Lecturer BPS-18 Ms. Mumtaz Begum M.Sc. Food and Nutrition Lecturer BPS-18 Ms. Samina Mukhtar M.Sc. Art & Design Lecturer BPS-18 Ms. Nuzhat Ayub M.Sc. English Lecturer BPS-18
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Ms. Kanwal Imran M.Sc. Computer Science Lecturer BPS-18
Ms Nayyar Kamal M.Sc. Home Art & Design BPS-18 Lecturer Eco. (Enrolled (Contract) in M.Phil) Ms Zubaida Mughal M.Sc. Home Art & Design BPS-18 Lecturer Eco. (Enrolled (Contract) in M.Phil) Ms Salma Naz Gul M.Sc. Home Human Development BPS-18 Lecturer Eco. (Enrolled (Contract) in M.Phil) Ms Huma Abrar M.Sc. Computer Computer Science BPS-18 Lecturer Sc. (Enrolled in (Contract) MS) Ms. Razia Begum M.Sc. Home BPS-18 Lecturer Eco. (Enrolled in Management Studies (Contract) M.Phil) Ms. Ayesha Zakir M.Sc. Home BPS-18 Lecturer Eco. (Enrolled Food & Nutrition (Contract) in M.Phil) M.A Urdu BPS-18 Lecturer Ms. Farhana Qazi (Enrolled in Urdu (Contract) M.Phil) M.A English Lecturer BPS-18 Ms. Fouzia Khan English (Enrolled in MS) (Contract) M.Sc. Home Art & Design Lecturer BPS-18 Ms. Kashmala Tariq Economics (Contract) M.Sc. Computer Lecturer BPS-18 Ms. Nadia Chiragh Computer Sciences Sc. (Contract) M.Sc. Home Lecturer BPS-18 Ms. Sidra Ali Human Development Economics (Contract) Ms. Memona Khalid M.Sc. Home Textile & Fashion Lecturer BPS-18 Economics Design (Contract) Lecturer BPS-18 Ms. Zainab Gul M.A. Economics Management Studies (Contract) M.Sc. Home Lecturer BPS-18 Ms Noreen Mehmod Foods & Nutrition Economics (Contract) Ms. Zeenath Khan M.A English Lecturer BPS-18 English (Enrolled in MS) (Contract) M.A Pakistan Lecturer BPS-18 Ms Shehla Javed Pakistan Studies Studies (Contract) Ms. Sadaf Asghar M.Sc. Home Textile & Fashion Lecturer BPS-18 Economics Design (Contract) Ms. Shahana Bashar M.Sc. Home Foods & Nutrition Lecturer BPS-18 Economics (Contract) Ms Shumaila Waheed M.Sc. Home Foods & Nutrition Lecturer BPS-18 Economics (Contract) Ms. Madiha Zeb M.Sc. Home Textile & Fashion Lecturer BPS-18 Economics Design Ms. Sadaf Hayat - - Play Group -
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Teacher Ms. Farhana Nazneen Play Group - - - Teacher Ms Rukhsana Subhan - - Play Group - Teacher
Supporting Staff Name Of Staff Member Designation BPS Ms. Neelam Babar D.P.E BPS-18 Ms. Deeba Farah Librarian BPS-16 Ms Tasneem Riffat Head Teacher BPS-16 Ms. Gohar Simin Lab Supdt. BPS-16 Ms. Nazneen Sami Lab Supdt. BPS-16 Ms. Shamim Hussain Lab Supdt. BPS-16 Mr. Hayatullah Superintendent BPS-16 Ms Naila Ajmal Nursery Teacher BPS-16 Ms Zohra Begum Nursery Teacher BPS-16 Ms. Zohraj Begum Lab Supervisor BPS-14 Mr. Jan Muhammad Stenographer BPS-16 Mr. Hidayat Shah Office Asst./Accountant BPS-14 Ms. Fazeelat Shaheen Sr. Lab Assistant BPS-11 Ms. Shireen Gul Sr. Lab Assistant BPS-11 Mr. Jan Akbar Sr. Lab. Assistant. BPS-11 Ms Shagufta Javed Senior Clerk BPS-09 Ms. Farkhanda Ahmed Lab Assistant BPS-07 Ms. Ghazala Shaukat Lab Assistant BPS-07 Mr Jehanzeb Khan Weaving Technician BPS-07 Mr Shahjehan Ceramic Technician BPS-07 Ms Samina Amjad Lab Assistant BPS-07 Mr AmanUllah Driver BPS-05 Mr Abdul Aziz Driver BPS-05 Ms Beenish Rashid Lab Attendant BPS-05 Mr. Saadat Khan Driver BPS-05 Mr Taufiq Muhammad Naib Qasid BPS-04 Mr. Kashmir Khan Naib Qasid BPS-03 Mr. Muhammad Javed Naib Qasid BPS-03 Mr. Zar Shed Library Attendant BPS-03 Mr. Abdul Khaliq Lab Attendant BPS-03 Mr. Raz Muhammad Naib Qasid BPS-02 Mr. Syed Yasir Ali Shah Naib Qasid BPS-02 Mr. Jehangir Khan Conductor BPS-02 Mr. Taza Gul Conductor BPS-02 Mr. Masud Khan Conductor BPS-02 Mr. Nasir Khan Conductor BPS-02 Mr. Hidaytullah Conductor BPS-02 Mr. Izat Khan Conductor BPS-02
Mr. Yasir Shahzad *Network Administrator Fixed Ms Nazia Yassen *Lab Assistant BPS-11
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Mr Adnan Aziz *KPO BPS-11 Mr Fazli Hadi *KPO BPS-11 Ms Ayesha Ali *Lab Assistant BPS-07 Mr Saeedullah *Lab Assistant BPS-07 Ms Najma Arifullah *Lab Assistant BPS-07 Ms Sidra Perveen *Lab Assistant BPS-07 Ms Tabasum Khan *Lab Assistant BPS-07 Ms Tauheed Zafar *Lab Assistant BPS-07 Ms. Shah Bibi *Lab. Attendant BPS-05 Mr Qazi Jamil Khan *Driver BPS-05 Mr Zaid ur Rehman *Driver BPS-05 Mr Amjad Khan *Driver BPS-05 Mr. Minhaj ud Din *Driver BPS-05 Mr Karimullah *Naib Qasid BPS-02 Mr Karimullah *Naib Qasid BPS-02 Ms Inayat ur Rehman *Technician BPS-02 Mr Khalil ur Rehman *Naib Qasid BPS-02 Ms Sughra Fatima *Aya BPS-02 Ms Farooq Begum *Aya BPS-02 Ms Mairaj Bibi *Aya BPS-02 Mr Kashif Khan *Mali BPS-02 Ms Rubina Bibi *Sweepress BPS-02 Mr. Sarfaraz Khan *Conductor BPS-02 Ms. Sumaira Farid *Teacher Engaged Part-time Ms. Naeema Bibi *Teacher Engaged Part-time *On Contract
Staff Pursuing Higher Qualification (University / HEC / Other Scholarship)
Abroad Qualification Area Of Study / University / Funding Name Designation Pursued Specialization Department Status Ms. Farzana Lecturer MS Management Australian Self Admitted in Rahman Safi National April 2009 University Semester
Inland Name Designation Qualification Area Of Study / University/ Funding Status Pursued Specialization Department Ms. Madiha Lecturer MS Applied Department of HEC 1-Year Matiullah Linguistics English & Fellowship Applied Linguistics, UOP Ms. Fouzia Khan Lecturer MS Applied Department of HEC 1-Year Linguistics English & Fellowship Applied Linguistics, UOP Ms. Zeenath Khan Lecturer MS Applied Department of HEC 1-Year Linguistics English & Fellowship
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Applied Linguistics, UOP Ms. Amen Wasai Lecturer MS Management IBM Agriculture Self Enrolled in Sciences University, MS Program Peshawar
Publication
Details of Publications:
Dr Ghazala Nizam, ‘Use of Land, Labour & Irrigation Water in Pakistan’s Agriculture, Some Managerial Issues’ , Sarhad Journal, 2008 Dr Ghazala Nizam, ‘Micro Enterprise business Linkages, Value Addition on Economatric Analysis’, Sarhad Journal, 2008 Dr Ghazala Nizam, ‘Food Consumption, Calorie Intake and Poverty Status, a Case-Study of N-W.F.P.’, Sarhad Journal, 2008 Dr Ghazala Nizam, ‘Chinese Political Economy in an Era of Globalization’, Central Asia Journal, 2008 Farhat-un-N isa, Jasmin Shah, Rasul Jan “Spectrophotometric determination of Trifluralin in commercial formulations and agricultural samples using Factorial design”, Environmental chemistry letters, DOI10, 1007-009, 2009
Books / Monographs
Details Of Books / Monographs: Text Book of Home Economics for Class VI Compilation under process by: Dr. Ghazala Nizam, Ms. Shabana Sajjad, Ms. Zahin Anjum, Ms Imrana Seemi, Ms Rabia Chishti, Ms Ayesha Anwer, Ms Amen Wasai Text Book of Home Economics for Class IX Compilation under process by: Ms Zil-e-Huma Mujeeb, Ms Fazia Ghaffar, Ms. Shaista Ali, Ms Mumtaz Begum, Ms Salma Naz Text Book of Food and Nutrition for Class IX Compilation under process by: Ms Fazia Ghaffar
Conference Attended
Name Of Participant Title Of Held At Sponsoring Date Conference Agency Dr. Fanila Far Conference on Governor’s Governor’s 31st Dec Government House Peshawar Secretariat, 2008 Education Sector NWFP, Reforms Peshawar Ms. Farzana Rahman, Neuro-Trauma & North- West North- West 4th April Ms. Shaista, Head Injury General General 2009 Ms. Ayesha Anwar Hospital, Hospital, Peshawar Peshawar
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Seminars Attended Name Of Title Of Seminar Held At Date Sponsoring Participant Agency Ms Sidra Ali FATA Development FATA 16th July FATA Khan Program Development 2008 Development Organization Organization
Organized Organizer Name Of Title Of Held At Date Sponsoring Participant Seminar/Recourse Agency Person Ms. Nabahat Ashar Students of Credit Creation & CHE, 14th CHE, UOP M.Sc Monitory Policy / UOP Feb Previous & Dr. Zalakat Khan, 2009 Final Dept. of Economics, (Management UOP Studies) Ms. Shahnaz Students of Interviewing CHE, 16th CHE, UOP Khattak, M.Sc Technuques / UOP Feb Ms. Nabahat Ashar Previous & Mr Asad Khan, Dept. 2009 Final of Library Sciences UOP Ms. Shahnaz Students of Report Writing / CHE, 18th CHE, UOP Khattak, M.Sc Mr. Hamid ur Rahman, UOP March Ms. Nabahat Ashar Previous and Dept. of Library 2009 Final Sciences, UOP
Workshops
Attended Name Of Title Of Workshop Held At Sponsoring Date Participant Agency Ms Zeenath Khan English for Specific City US Consulate 3rd & 4th Purposes University Peshawar July 2008 Peshawar Principal & Staff PC-1 Development & College of HEC, 15th Dec – (teaching & non- Project Cycle Home Islamabad 20th Dec 2008 teaching) of CHE, Management Economics, UOP UOP Faculty Members Peace and Tolerance to Centre for HEC, 19th - 21st and Students of Young Society Civic Islamabad Feb 2009 M.Sc (Previous & (Painting/Calligraphy) Education Final) of Art & Pakistan , Design Department, Peshawar. CHE, UOP Ms. Zil-e-Huma, Curriculum Text Book GTZ 22nd - 23rd Ms Fazia Ghaffar, Development Board April 2009 Ms Imrana Seemi, Peshawar Ms Shaista Ali Ms. Zil-e-Huma, Coral Draw & Adobe CHE, UOP CHE, UOP 9th - 25th
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Ms. Imrana Seemi, Photo Shop Feb 2009 Ms. Nayyar Kamal, Ms. Rabia Chishti, Ms. Zubaida Mughal, Ms. Kashmala Tariq, Ms. Samina Mukhtar Dr. Fanila Far Vice Chancellors Pearl Upper FATA 16th April Forum Meeting - Continental LDP, 2009 Experience America! Hotel, Peshawar Program Peshawar
Organized
Name Of Participant Title Of Held At Sponsoring Date Workshop Agency Dr. Fanila Far PC-1 CHE, HEC, Islamabad 15th Dec – 20th Ms Amen Wasai Development & UOP Dec 2008 Ms Zainab Gul Project Cycle Management Ms. Zil-e-Huma Coral Draw & CHE, CHE, UOP 9th – 25th Feb Ms. Imrana Seemi Adobe Photo UOP 2009 Ms. Nayyar Kamal Shop Ms. Rabia Chishti Ms. Zubaida Mughal Ms. Kashmala Tariq Ms. Samina Mukhtar
Staff Training
Received Name Of Trainee Title Of Training Type Held At Sponsored By Ms Madiha Matiullah CALL (Computer 36 Credit-Hours FAST HEC, Islamabad Ms Zeenath Khan Assisted Training University, Language Peshawar Learning)
Imparted Resource person Title Of Type Held At Sponsored By Date Training Ms. Zil-e-Huma Flower 1 Day Agricultur Agriculture 18th March Mujib Arrangement & Training of e Training Training Institute 2009 Decoration Women Institute NWFP Folk Peshawar Ms. Zil-e-Huma Flower 1 Day Agricultur Agriculture 3rd April Mujib Arrangement & Training of e Training Training Institute 2009 Decoration Women Institute NWFP Folk Noeshera
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Research Projects (Funded by University, Higher Education Commission or Other Agencies)
Two M.Sc Food & Nutrition Department CHE, UOP Students thesis projects on “ Mencozep (fungicide residues determination in vegetables and fruits by Spectrophotometric methods” supervised by Ms. Farhat Shehzad, Asst Professor in Chemistry, CHE, UOP (funded by CHE, UOP)
Four M.SC Human Development Department CHE, UOP Students thesis projects on “Impact of Conducive Parental Environment on Development of Down Syndrome Children Study of the Personality Differences of Identical & Fraternal Twins. Impact of Conducive Parental Environment on Development of Down Syndrome Children Study of the Personality Differences of Identical & Fraternal Twins Study the Impact of Burns on Psychological Development of Burnt Women
Study the Impact of non-Verbal Communication on the Marital Adjustment of copulas supervised by by Dr Kaniz i Fatima Haider Asst Professor in, Human Development CHE.
Three M.Sc Food & Nutrition Department CHE, UOP Students thesis projects on “NWFP Water Analysis” supervised by Ms. Razia Tariq, Lec in Chemistry, CHE, UOP (funded by CHE, UOP) One M.Sc Textile & Fashion Design Department CHE, UOP Student thesis project on “Comparative Study of the Analysis of Attitudes of Working Women towards Ready-made & Custom-made Garments” supervised by Ms. Faryal Yousaf, Lecturer in Textile & Fashion Design, CHE, UOP (funded by CHE, UOP)
Co – Curricular Activities Of Staff
Type of Activity Organizers Date Brief Description Khatam-e-Quran Ms. Nabila shah 10th Sept A Khatam-e-Quran was conducted Ms. Shahida Bashir 2008 at the start of Academic Session 2008 Naat Competition Ms. Nabila shah 27th Sept Sidra Iftikhar stood first and won Ms. Shahida Bashir 2008 a shield for the College at Edwardes College Peshawar Installation Ceremony Ms. Faryal Yousaf 15th October Society members were given 2008 badges of office Inter College Sports Directorate of Sports, 27th Oct – Tournaments of Basket Ball, Tournament UOP 5th Dec 2008 Volley Ball, Athletics, Hand Ball, Foot Ball and Cricket were held. On the whole CHE won the trophy. Poster Competition Ms. Salma Naz Gul 29th October The theme of the competition was 2008 “World Peace Day” Science Exhibition Ms. Gul-e-Rana 29th October Students prepared and displayed 2008 models based on everyday science Pot Decoration Ms. Nayyar Kamal 5th Nov 2008 Variety of pots were decorated Competition Ms. Zubaida Mughal and a competition held English Poetry Writing Ms. Fouzia Khan 19th Nov English Poetry Writing Competition 2008 Competition was held among the College Students English Declamation Ms. Fouzia Khan 26th Nov A Humorous Declamation Contest
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Contest Ms. Zeenath Khan 2008 was held in English along with a humorous skit and a language game Urdu & Pashto Speech Ms. Shaista Ali January 2009 Urdu & Pashto Speech Contest Contest Ms. Farhana Qazi was held among the students Sports Day Ms. Chaman Gul March 2009 Students and Staff Members (teaching & non-teaching) participated in Cricket Match , Tug of War & Obstacle Races followed by Prize Distribution Ceremony Open House Program Ms. Samina Ashfaq 7th February An Open House Program and Ms. Nabila Shah 2009 College Visit was arranged for the students of class 9th & 10th of various schools of Peshawar Spring Festival, Kite Ms. Faryal Yousaf 1st April Tree Plantation, Kite-flying and Flying & Plantation Ms. Faiza Touqeer 2009 Stalls of eatables were arranged Day 2009 Ms. Chaman Gul for recreation of the students Hepatitis Awareness Ms. Gul-e-Rana 4th April Lecture on awareness about Program 2009 Hepatitis – its prevention and cure
Poster and Ms .Zil-e-Hhma 14&15 May Say No To Drug ,at Law college painting Ms Imrana Seemi 2009 UOP making competition
Students’ Enrollment Bachelor Programme Male Female Total Morning Evening Morning Evening Morning Evening B.Sc. Home Eco. Part I - - 169 - 169 - B.Sc. Home Eco. Part II - - 175 - 175 - B.Sc. Home Eco. Part - - 144 - 144 - III B.Sc. Home Eco. Part - - 135 - 135 - IV Total 623 623
Master Programme Male Female Total Morning Evening Morning Evening Morning Evening M.Sc Home - - 70 - 70 - Economics Previous M.Sc Home - - 76 - 76 - Economics Final Total 146 146
M.Phil leading to Ph.D Programme Male Female Total
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M.Phil. In Home -- 20 20 Economics. - M.Phil. Conversion to Ph.D 18 18
Scholarships Awarded To Students
Fund No. of Students College Welfare Fund First Installment: 31 students Second Installment: 15 students MORA Education Scholarship 09 students DIYA Scholarship 16 students FATA Scholarship 59 students
Achievements Departmental Distinctions Department Detail Art & A Poster and Painting Competition on “AIDS” held at Fine Arts Department Design UOP on 1st Dec 2008. Mehwish Ijaz (M.Sc Previous) got 1st Position and Department Maryam Zahid (M.Sc Previous) got 3rd Position. CHE, UOP Human The Human Development Department collaborated with Head Injury & Neuro- Development Trauma Association in the organization of Second International Conference on Department, “Head Injury & Neuro-Trauma” held on 4th April 2009 at the North- West CHE, UOP General Hospital, Hayatabad, Peshawar. Ms Farzana Rehman Safi, Ms Shaista Ali, Ms Ayesha Anwar and Bakht-Zeba (a student) represented the Department and College at the International Conference. The Department’s enthusiastic participation and services were acknowledged by an award of Rs.50, 000/- for the Department
Staff Distinctions Name/Designation/Department Detail
Ms Farhat Shehzad. The Ph.D Course Work is completed and and Ph.D Proposal Head, Science Department is accepted titled: “Novel Spectrophotometric and HPLC CHE, UOP Methods for the Determination of Aryloxyphenoxy and Dinitroaniline Groups of Herbicides”
Dr Kaniz-i-Fatima Haider Dr Kaniz-i-Fatima Haider planned and collaborated with Head, Human Development Head Injury & Neuro-Trauma Association in the conduction Department CHE, UOP of Second International Conference on “Head Injury & Neuro-Trauma” on 4th April 2009 at the North- West General Hospital, Hayatabad, Peshawar. Ms.KausarTakreem, Ph.D proposal accepted on the topic “Chinese Trade through Lecturer in Management Gawader Port; Benefits to Pakistan” Studies Ms Razia Tariq M.Phil proposal accepted on the topic “ Effect of Some Lecturer in Bio Chemistry Disinfection Treatments on the Quality of Potable Water Related to Nitrite & Nitrate Contents” Ms. Farhana Qazi Course Work of M.Phil in Urdu completed and working on
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Lecturer in Urdu research titled, “Urdu Poetry Mythologies” Ms. Zil-e-Huma Mujib Course Work of M.Phil in Home Economics completed Lecturer in Art & Design Ms. Imrana Seemi Course Work of M.Phil in Home Economics completed Lecturer in Art & Design Ms. Nayyar Kamal Course Work of M.Phil in Home Economics completed Lecturer in Art & Design Ms. Rabia Chishti Course Work of M.Phil in Home Economics completed Lecturer in Art & Design
Students Distinctions Name/Class/Department The 15th Convocation of the College of Home Economics, University of Peshawar was held on 31st January 2009 in the CONVOCATION 2009: Convocation Hall of the University, organized by Dr. Ghazala the College of Home Nizam and Dr. Kaniz-i-Fatima Haider. Prof. Dr. Mohammad Economics Iqbal, Dean, Faculty of Physical and Numerical Sciences, University of Peshawar, was the Chief Guest at the occasion. Degrees were conferred on 111 graduates (Session 2006) and 99 graduates (Session 2007). Ms. Saman Arif (Session 2006) & Ms. Faiza Mufti (Session 2007) were awarded Gold Medals for their outstanding academic performance in B.Sc Annual Examination. Souvenirs were also presented to various in-service and retired staff members (teaching & non-teaching) to commemorate their services to the College. SaimaRahman Safi, First Class First Position in overall M.Sc Previous Annual M.Sc Previous, University Exam 2008 Dept. of Management Studies AyeshaAhad Secured 3rd Position in Urdu Speech Contest, arranged by Radio (B.Sc Part I) Pakistan at Law College, UOP, on 23rd March 2009
AbeeraFarrukh Secured 2nd Position in Qirat Contest, at Iqra University, (B.Sc IV) Peshawar on 26th March 2009
FaridaMalik She won the title of “Best Athlete of Peshawar University” for the (B.Sc. III) year 2008
Students Field Trips (Curriculum Based) Students of M.Sc Previous, Department of Management Studies served as Internees at various prestigious organizations of Peshawar in summer 2008 Students of B.Sc IV and M.Sc Previous & Final Department of Textile & Fashion Design visited Fashion Exhibition at Iqra University, Peshawar in March 2009 Students of M.Sc Previous Department of Food & Nutrition visited Institute of Chemical Sciences, UOP, for a demonstration of Chromatographic Techniques in Chemistry in April 2009 Students of M.Sc Previous Department of Food & Nutrition visited IRNUM, (PAEC), for a demonstration of Blood Analysis in April 2009
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Future Plan
Faculty of Home Economics: Currently the College is running five Postgraduate Departments in Home Economics namely Art & Design, Food & Nutrition, Textile & Fashion Designing, Human Development and Management Studies, which are offering M.Sc. Programs. The allied undergraduate departments of English, Science, Computer Science, Urdu, Islamyat and Pakistan Studies support these. Considering the number of fields and levels, the College is prepared to assume the status of Faculty of Home Economics studies. Having turned into Faculty, increase in resources of staff, facilities and funds shall facilitate this institution into further development.
College Complex: This proposed multi-storeyed complex shall harbour an Auditorium, Indoor Games Compound, Stationery Shop, and Cafeteria & Dispensary. These shall facilitate holding of activities of educational, academic and cultural nature. Moreover, better arrangement for physical fitness, healthcare and refreshments shall be provided. Project Development Cell: This setup will comprise a team of expert and trained staff for Project Management. It will formulate and implement the developmental projects of the College to bring about development in a fast, self-sustained and efficient manner. It is also envisaged that the establishment of this Cell shall yield a team of female project directors for N-W.F.P., thus adding another aspect to its pioneering role.
Enterprise & Product Development Cell (E&PDC): This Cell is envisioned to pursue the objectives of promoting entrepreneurship in the graduates of Home Economics. It shall provide guidance, training and opportunities to aspiring entrepreneurs and achieve the result of improved economic conditions for women. Hence, it will make this College pioneer institution of female entrepreneurs in the province.
CALL (Computer Assisted Language Learning) Laboratory: This Language Laboratory will be used for teaching and practicing English language skills through the modern techniques of computer assistance and the associated latest language teaching accessories. It will help the students enhance their English language proficiency that will further help them in their subject studies as well as in other forum both national and international for their academic, professional and cultural needs.
College Library Automation: Automation of the College Library is required to computerize the record keeping system of library thus making its service more efficient, effective and standardized. Through it an enhanced use of library books, journals and reference materials for study and research will be achieved.
Introduction of BS program in the College of Home Economics in the Session 2010-11.The College is planning to begin the Bs program along with the present system in the next session. Further discussion are in progress to finalize the program
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Quaid-e-Azam College of Commerce
Vision We will be a leading academic institution in the field of Commerce and Management, working for the socio-economic development of the community with a focus on management of industrial and commercial activities.
Mission To produce competent managers, entrepreneurs and academicians with sound knowledge and equipped with analytical tools required in today’s highly competitive world of commerce and Industry to provide opportunity to explore new business horizons by enabling them to make optimal business decisions.
Objectives Develop skills in critical thinking, problem solving and communication. Initiate and manage change in organizations. Understand professional ethics and responsibility Employ organizations to make optimal decision making
Teaching Staff Name of Staff Qualification Area of Specialization Designation BPS Member Syed Muhammad MBA Management and Assistant 20 Abbas MA Islamiyat Behavioral Science Professor/Principal
Yorid Ahsan Zia M.Com Project Management Lecturer 18 Ms Aqsa MBA, MS Finance Lecturer 18 Hamid Ali Shah MBA Finance Lecturer 18
*Yasir Mehmood M.Com Accounting Lecturer *on contract (Fixed Pay)
Supporting Staff Name of Staff Member Designation BPS Mian Muhammad Nabi Librarian 17 Sabir Husain Superintendent 16 Muhammad Ahmad Computer Operator 11 Muhammad Tahir Khan Junior Clerk 07 Sajjad Ali Shah Junior Clerk 07 Himayat Ali Shah Driver-cum-Mali 04 Arsala Khan Mali 03 Arif Ullah Naib Qasid 03 Muhammad Ishfaq Naib Qasid 02 Ikhtiar Muhammad Naib Qasid 02 *Abdul Majid Lab Attendant 05 *Ishfaq Hussain Naib Qasid 02 *Jehangir Khan Naib Qasid 02 *On contract
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Staff Pursuing Higher Qualification
Inland Qualificatio Area of Study/ Funding/ Name Designation University n Pursued Specialization Scholarship Assistant University of the Syed Muhammad Abbas PhD Management No Scholarship Professor Punjab Lahore University of the Yorid Ahsan Zia Lecturer PhD Management HEC Punjab, Lahore Institute of Syed Hamid Ali Shah Lecturer MS Finance Management Sciences, No Scholarship Peshawar Institute of Yasir Mehmood Lecturer MS HRM Management Sciences, No Scholarship Peshawar
Seminars Organized Name of Participant Title of Seminar Held at Sponsoring Agency
Staff and Students of Istiqbal-e-Ramzan QACC QACC College (02-09-2008) Staff and Students of Fazaile-e-Ramzan QACC QACC College (18-09-2008) Staff and Students of Global Financial Crisis QACC QACC College (06-11-08) Staff and Students of Rainbow Concept of Life QACC QACC College (29-11-08) University Faculty and Education Vision QACC Jointly organized by Students 16-01-2009 Quaid-e-Azam College of Commerce & PUTA University Faculty and Seminar in memory of QACC Jointly organized by Students Hazrat Imam Hussain Quaid-e-Azam 19-01-2009 College of Commerce & PUTA University Faculty and Islamic Modes of Sahibzada Jointly Organized by Students Insurance Abdul Qayum QACC, Staff 24-02-2009 Auditorium, Training & Research University of Institute & Pak Peshawar Qatar Takaful Company
Staff and Students of Islamic Banking and QACC Jointly organized by College Finance QACC & Al-Huda, (25-03-09) Centre of Islamic Banking & Economics as per directions of P&D department
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Workshops Attended Name of Title of Held at Sponsoring Agency Participant Workshop Ms. Aqsa Siddiq Academic Institute of Business Institute of Business Lecturer, Quaid- Writing for Administration (IBA), Administration (IBA), e-Azam College Researchers University of Punjab & University of Punjab & Institute of Commerce (19-20 June Institute of Reseach of Reseach Promotion (IRP) 2009) Promotion (IRP) Lahore Lahore
Organized Name of Participant Title of Workshop Held at Sponsoring Agency
University Faculty Managing Referencing and Citation QACC QACC Using End Note (software) (6,13 June 2009)
Co – Curricular Activities of Staff Syed Hamid Ali Shah is incharge students study tours and Sports in-charge of College. Mr. Yasir Mehmood is co-organizer of Khyber Literary Club, University of Peshawar. A team of students along with Mr. Yasir Mehmood, lecturer and In-charge societies at the College, participated in TV programme. The programme went on air in January 2009. Mr. Sajjad Hussain M.Com 3rd semester secured 1st position in Naat competition organized by Radio Pakistan in connection with 12th Rabi ul Awal 1430 Hijri. Mr. Muhammad Riaz, M.Com 3rd semester secured 1st position in Debate competition organized by Radio Pakistan.
Students Enrollment Master (M.Com) Programme Male Female Total Morning Evening Morning Evening Morning Evening M.Com. (Two-Year) M.Com Previous 46 45 05 05 51 50 M.Com Final 47 47 03 02 50 49 Total 93 92 8 7 101 99 M.Com. (One-Year) M.Com One- 49 48 01 02 50 50 Year
Scholarships Awarded To Students Source of Scholarship Number Khushali Bank Scholarship 19 MORA Scholarship 25
Achievements Distinctions During the year the College team worked hard to make sure that students must meet the attendance requirements of the semester system. College administration stood fast on Departmental not to compromise on this issue. It resulted into the improvement of the academic standard.
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Equal emphasis was laid on curbing the cheating element from examinations and Al- hamdulillah, no compromise was made on this issue.
A new computer Lab got completed, through Works Department University of Peshawar, and 15 new computers given by university of Peshawar. Two new lecturers were inducted during the year: Staff Ms Aqsa Mr. Hamid Ali Shah Amjad Nisar (Gold Medalist M.Com Two-Year 2005-07 with CGPA = 4.0) Irshad Hussain (Gold Medalist M.Com One-Year 2007-08 with CGPA = 4.0) Asif Ali and Mr. Muhammad Ayaz Khan students of M.Com, got 1st and 3rd position respectively in Declamation Contest organized by Radio Pakistan, Peshawar on the eve Students of Independence Day 2008. Mr. Sajjad Hussain M.Com 3rd semester secured 1st position in Naat competition organized by Radio Pakistan in connection with 12th Rabi ul Awal 1430 Hijri. Mr. Muhammad Riaz, M.Com 3rd semester secured 1st position in Debate competition organized by Radio Pakistan. Students Field Trips (Curriculum Based) All the three classes of M.Com Two-Year 3rd semester, M.Com One-Year 1st semester and M.Com Two-Year 1st semester have gone on study tour to Lahore
Future Plan (Including Academic, Developmental and Other) Academic
We intend to start four- year Bachelors Degree and MS Programme during the next academic year.
Developmental
We intend to improve the physical condition of the class rooms and intend to upgrade the same to the level of the recently developed computer Lab.
Co-Curriculum Launch College magazine The Quaid. Re-activate the Alumni Association. Sports & Debating teams be strengthened
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Institute of Management Studies
Vision To be a prominent public sector university in the region, recognized for its global perspective, diverse and supportive learning environment, having international reputation in research and creative discovery and emphasis on leadership development.
Mission The University of Peshawar, a future-oriented and unique institution is committed to achieving excellence in the undergraduate and graduate education, research and public service. The University provides superior and comprehensive educational opportunities at the baccalaureate through doctoral and special professional educational levels.
The University contributes to the advancement of society through research, creative activity, scholarly inquiry, and development of knowledge. The University preserves and promotes arts, benefits the nation’s economy, serves the citizens through public programs and is dedicated to the production of quality human resource for the knowledge-driven development of the country.
Teaching Staff Name of Staff Member Qualification Area of Specialization Designation PBS Prof. Dr. Abdul Qaiyum Khan Ph.D U.O.P Professor 21 Prof. Dr. Shah Jehan Khan Ph.D U.S.A Associate 21 Professor Prof. Dr. Bushra Hamid Ph.D U.O.P Associate 21 Professor Prof. Dr. Muhammad Tanweer Ph.D U.K Associate 21 Abdullah Professor Dr. Sajjad Ahmad Khan Ph.D U.O.P Associate 20 Professor Mr. Zia Obaid M.Phil Norway Assistant 19 Professor Mr. Naveed Ahmad MPA U.O.P Lecturer 18 Mr. Mehboob-ur-Rashid MBA U.O.P Lecturer 18
Miss. Afifa Anjum Khattak MBA Finance Lecturer 18 Miss. Durr-e-Nayab Gul MPA Marketing Lecturer 18 Mr. Saifullah MBA Finance Lecturer 18 Miss. Johaina Khalid MBA Finance Lecturer 18 Mr. Muhammad Kamran MBA Finance Lecturer 18 Amir Hussain MBA Finance Lecturer 18 Amen Wasai MBA HRM Lecturer 18 Mr. Zia-ud-Din MBA Management *Associate 20 Professor Mr. Waqar Alam MBA Marketing *Lecturer 18 Mr. Muhammad Hashim Khan MPA Marketing *Lecturer 18
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*On Contract
Supporting Staff Name of Staff Member Designation BPS Mr. Muhammad Iqbal Superintendent 16 Mr. Tariq Shaukat Library Superintendent 16 Mr. Abdul Ghafoor Laboratory Assistant 11 Mr. Hamid Hussain Senior Clerk 09 Mr. Ikram Ullah Senior Clerk 09 Mr. Nadeem Jan Computer Operator 12 Mr. Iqbal Hussain Senior Clerk 09 Mr. Wahid Hussain Junior Clerk 07 Mr. Haroon Junior Clerk 07 Mr. Nisar Khan Machine Operator 07 Mr. Zafar Khan Naib Qasid 03 Mr. Rahman Ullah Naib Qasid 02 Mr. Noor Ali Naib Qasid 02 Bakhtiar Ahmad Naib Qasid 02 Mr. Muhammad Sajjad Ahmad *Junior Accountant 11 Mr. Muhammad Zarak Jan *Computer Operator 12 Mr. Muhammad Zubair *Computer Operator 12 Mr. Amjad Ali *Computer Laboratory Assistant 07 *On Contract
Staff Pursuing Higher Qualification (University / HEC / Other Scholarship)
Abroad Name Designation Qualification Area Of Study / University / Funding / Pursued Specialization Department Scholarship Mr. Zia Obaid Assistant Ph.D Public Policy State University Fulbright Professor Of Florida, USA
Conference Organized Name of Title of Conference with Date Held at Sponsoring Agency Participant First International Conference on 10/11 June H.E.C Quantitative 2008
Seminars Attended Name of Participant Title of Seminar Held at Sponsored by MBA Students The Role of SMEDA IMS IMS MPA Students HR Public of Allied Bank IMS IMS MBA (One Year) Students Stock Markets IMS IMS BBA (Hons) Students Manufacture Strategy of Unilever IMS IMS BBA-IT Students Financial Polices of State Bank of IMS IMS Pakistan
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Journal(s) Published By Department Title of the Journal Editor / Year of ISSN Funding No. of Status Incharge First No Source Issues Continued Issue The Executive Students Zia Obaid 2007 01 U.O.P 01 Yes Magazine
Co – Curricular Activities of Staff MBA 2nd Students Trip to Lahore. MPA 3rd Students Trip to Baragali. MBA (One Year) Students Trip to Islamabad. BBA-IT (Hons) Girls Trip to Baragali. BBA (Hons) Girls Trip to Baragali. MBA (A/N) 4th Semester Students Trip to Lahore. MBA (A/N) 2nd Semester Students Trip to Islamabad. Under Graduate Well Come Party Post Graduate Well Come Party
Students Enrollment Bachelor Programme Male Female Total Morning Evening Morning Evening Morning Evening BBA(Hons) 107 117 69 49 176 166 BBA-IT 123 133 59 29 182 162 Total 230 250 128 78 358 328
Master Programme Male Female Total Morning Evening Morning Evening Morning Evening MBA (One & Half 13 44 32 7 45 51 36 Credit Hours) MPA 59 0 17 0 76 0 MBA 65 159 26 16 91 175 Total 137 203 75 23 212 226
Scholarships Awarded To Students Source of Scholarship Number Distt Zakat committee 1 Frontier education foundation 1 UOP 1 FATA 1
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Faculty of Numerical & Physical Sciences
Vision To be a nucleus for the promotion of Science and Technology and to achieve recognition for its services in uplift of the society and country.
Mission The Faculty aims to prepare for advance learning to the highest levels through teaching, research and the dissemination of knowledge for the benefit of students and society at large and to achieve this goal by organizing its activities effectively and efficiently.
Objectives To train the students to fulfill the requirements of teaching, research and scientific organizations in the public and private sectors of the country. To promote collaboration and inter disciplinary relationships with the teaching and research organizations in the country and abroad. To arrange courses, seminars workshops and conferences for the promotion of teaching and research. To establish links with the local industries for the enhancement of the quantity and for the improvement of quality of the products.
Faculty Strength Department Teaching Staff Para-Teaching Staff Permanent Contract Permanent Contract Mathematics 6 - 4 - Electronics 7 1 8 2 Computer Science 8 7 14 12 Physics 11 6 13 2 Statistics 11 2 6 - Total: 43 16 45 16
Faculty Input Students Enrollment Department Bachelor MA/MS MSc M.Phil. Ph.D. Mathematics - - 179 - - Electronics 96 - 191 - - Computer Science 542 76 195 - - Physics - - 250 17 4 Statistics - - 213 7 15 Total: 638 76 1028 24 19
Research Projects Department Undertaken Submitted Mathematics - - Electronics - - Computer Science - - Physics - - Statistics - - Total: - -
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Faculty Peruse Higher Qualification
Department Inland Abroad Mathematics 1 4 Electronics 3 3 Computer Science - 1 Physics 1 5 Statistics 1 1 Total: 5 14
Own Source Scholarship
Department Inland Abroad Mathematics - - Electronics - - Computer Science - - Physics - - Statistics - - Total: - -
Students Scholarship Mathematics 74 Electronics 47 Computer Science 7 Physics 152 Statistics 17 Total: 297
Conferences/Workshops/Seminars/Symposia Attended
Department Workshops Seminars Conferences Symposia Mathematics - - - - Electronics - - - - Computer Science - - 3 - Physics - - - - Statistics - - 1 - Total: - - 4 -
Conferences/Workshops/Seminars/Symposia Organized
Department Workshops Seminars Conferences Symposia Mathematics - - - - Electronics - - - - Computer Science - - - - Physics - - 2 - Statistics - 1 - - Total: - - - -
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Faculty Output
Journals/Books/Monographs/Publications/Projects completed Department Journals Books Monographs Publication Training Imp. Rec Mathematics - 1 - - - 3 Electronics 1 - - 11 - 1 Computer Science 9 - - 0 - - Physics 2 - - 22 - - Statistics - - - 22 - - Total: 12 1 - 55 - 4
University of Peshawar Page 153 Department of Computer Science Annual Report 2008-09
Department of Computer Science
Brief History
The Department of Computer Science was established in 1983 as a Computer Study Centre to provide training in computer languages. In 1985, the centre was upgraded to the Department of Computer Science and it started M.Sc classes the same year. Four year bachelor degree programme was introduced in 1998 as an evening shift course. Presently, the Department offers BCS, BIT and M.Sc Programmes in the morning as well as in the evening. There are also MS and PhD programs. The Department is situated on the 1st floor of north wing of the Old Arts Block adjacent to STC.
Teaching Staff Name of Staff Member Qualification Area of Specialization Designatio BPS n Prof. Dr. M. Abid Khan PhD (Cranfield) NLP/AI Professor 21
Dr. Saeed Mahfooz PhD (JMU) UK Distributed Multimedia Associate 20 Professor Mr. Mohammad Naeem M.Sc (UOP) Computer Science Assistant 19 Professor (On leave) Dr. Huma Javed PhD (JMU) UK Middleware Lecturer 19 Dr. Azhar Rauf PhD (CTU) Data Base Lecturer 18
Dr. Shah Khusro Ph.D (TU Semantic Web Lecturer 18 Vienna) Mrs. Sara Shahzad M.Sc (UOP) Computer Science Lecturer 18 (On leave) Ms. Fatima Tuz Zuhra MS (UOP) Computer Science Lecturer 18
*Ms. Sumaira Rasool M.Sc (Pak) Computer Science Lecturer *Mrs. Kanwal Imran M.Sc (Pak) Computer Science Lecturer *Mr. Zahoor Jan MS (Pak) Computer Science Lecturer *Mr. Muhammad Amir Khan MS (Pak) Computer Science Lecturer *Mr. Amjad Ali M.Sc (Pak) Computer Science Lecturer *Engg: Muhammad Ismail B.Sc (Pak) Computer Information Lecturer System Engg *Muhammad Adnan M.S (Pak) Computer Science Lecturer *On contract (Fixed Pay)
Supporting Staff Name of Staff Member Designation BPS Waris Khan Superintendent 16 Faras Khan Assistant 14 Fazli Moqeem Senior Clerk 9 Zahid ur Rehman Junior Clerk 7 Fazal Hussain Junior Clerk 7 Akhtar Zaman Junior Clerk 7 Samin Jan Junior Clerk 7 Muhammad Jan Senior Lab. Assistant 11
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Nisar Muhammad Lab. Assistant 7 Obaid Ullah Lab Attendant 5 Pervez Khan Naib Qasid 4 Fazli Rahim Naib Qasid 2 Muhammad Adnan Naib Qasid 2 Tahir Muhammad Naib Qasid 2 *Shah Nawaz Bhutto Assistant Librarian 11 *Rashid Ullah Junior Clerk 5 *Azad Khan Lab Attendant 5 *Nasir Khan Lab Attendant 5 *Roohullah Lab Attendant 1 *Muhammad Ismail Lab Attendant 1 *Ali Jan Lab Attendant 1 *Noorullah Lab Attendant 1 *Abdur Rehman Lab Attendant 1 *Attiq-ur-Rehman Lab Attendant 1 *Sadarat Shah Naib Qasid 1 *Khushdil Khan Generator Operator 5 *On Contract (Fixed Pay)
Faculty Pursuing Higher Qualification (University / HEC / Other Scholarship)
Abroad Qualification Area Of Study / University / Department Funding / Name Designation Pursued Specialization Scholarship Mrs. Sara Lecturer PhD Computer Science Computer Science Department, Scholarship Shahzad (semantic web) University of Graz, Austria
Publication
Prof. Dr. Mohammad Abid Journal: 1. “English to Pashto Spelling Transducer” Peshawar University Teachers' Association Journal, Sciences, Vol. 15, pp39-45 2. “A Lexicon Development for Pashto Part of Speech Tagger” Quarterly Research Journal, Pashto Academy, University of Peshawar, Volume 38, No. 638s, October-December, 2008.
Dr. Saeed Mahfooz
Journal: Performance evaluation of Different Ethernet LANs connected by Switches and Hubs. European Journal of Scientific Research. ISSN 1450-216X Vol.37 No. 3 (2009), pp.461-470. Demonstration of the Congestion Control Algorithms Implemented by TCP. Accepted in Journal of Advanced Computing and Applications. Aug 2009. “An Investigation of Professional and Technical Competencies of Agriculture Offices in NWFP Pakistan” Sarhad J. Agriculture Vol 24, No1, 2008. “Computer Skill: Assessment of the Professional competencies of Agriculture offices in NWFP, Pakistan” Sarhad J. Agriculture Vol 24, No 3, 2008.
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Dr. Azhar Rauf Journal: SQLIPA: An Authentication Mechanism Against SQL Injection, European Journal of Scientific Research (EJSR) ISSN 1450-216X Vol. 38 Issue No. 4 (2009), pp 604-611.
Dr. Huma Javed Journal: 1. SQLIPA: An Authentication Mechanism Against SQL Injection, European Journal of Scientific Research (EJSR) ISSN 1450-216X Vol. 38 Issue No. 4 (2009), pp 604-611.
Ms. Fatima Tuz Zuhra Journal: 1. “English to Pashto Spelling Transducer” Peshawar University Teachers' Association Journal, Sciences, Vol. 15, pp39-45 2. “A Lexicon Development for Pashto Part of Speech Tagger” Quarterly Research Journal, Pashto Academy, University of Peshawar, Volume 38, No. 638s, October-December, 2008.
Conference Papers
Prof. Dr. Mohammad Abid Conference: 1. “A Corpus-Based Study of Pashto” Presented in: “Corpus Linguistics 2009”, University of Liverpool, UK, July 20-23, 2009.
2. “Corpus Based Mapping of Urdu Characters for Cell Phones” In Proceedings of Conference on Language and Technology 2009 (CLT09), National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences, Lahore Campus, January 22-24, 2009.
3. “Design of Urdu Virtual Keyboard” In Proceedings of Conference on Language and Technology 2009 (CLT09), National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences, Lahore Campus, January 22-24, 2009.
4. “A Corpus-Based Finite State Morphological Analyzer for Pashto” In Proceedings of Conference on Language and Technology 2009 (CLT09), National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences, Lahore Campus, January 22-24, 2009.
5. “Reflexive Anaphora Resolution in Pashto Discourse” In Proceedings of Conference on Language and Technology 2009 (CLT09), National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences, Lahore Campus, January 22-24, 2009.
6. “Efficient Transformation of a Natural Language Query to SQL for Urdu” In Proceedings of Conference on Language and Technology 2009 (CLT09), National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences, Lahore Campus, January 22-24, 2009.
7. “Rule-Based Part of Speech Tagging for Pashto Language” In Proceedings of Conference on Language and Technology 2009 (CLT09), National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences, Lahore Campus, January 22-24, 2009.
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8. “Computation of Gender of Urdu Nouns” In Proceedings of Conference on Language and Technology 2009 (CLT09), National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences, Lahore Campus, January 22-24, 2009.
9. “Ellipses Resolution in WH-Constructions in Pashto” In Proceedings of IEEE-INMIC 2008, Bahria University, Karachi Campus, December 23-24, 2008.
10. “ Implementation of the Rule-based Approach for the Resolution of Strong Personal Anaphora in Pashto Discourse“ In Proceedings of IEEE-INMIC 2008, Bahria University, Karachi Campus, December 23-24, 2008.
11. “Reciprocal Anaphora Resolution in Pashto Discourse” In Proceedings of 4th IEEE International Conference on Emerging Technologies (IEEE— ICET2008)”, College Of Electrical & Mechanical Engineering (CEME), NUST, Rawalpindi 46000, Pakistan, October 18-19, 2008.
12. “Distributive Anaphora Resolution in Urdu Discourse” In Proceedings of 4th IEEE International Conference on Emerging Technologies (IEEE— ICET2008)”, College Of Electrical & Mechanical Engineering (CEME), NUST, Rawalpindi 46000, Pakistan, October 18-19, 2008.
13. “Theoretical Analysis of Pashto Phrases for the Creation of Parser” in proceedings of International Conference on Information & Communication Technology (IC-ICT2008), University of Science & Technology, Bannu, Pakistan, August 27, 2008.
14. “Empirical Analysis of Pashto Text for Types of Pashto Anaphora” in proceedings of International Conference on Information & Communication Technology (IC- ICT2008), University of Science & Technology, Bannu, Pakistan, August 27, 2008.
Dr. Huma Javed Conference: An Efficient Algorithms for Range and Fuzzy Match Queries over Encrypted Data, Paper presented in the 10th Annual Conference on the Convergence of Telecommunications, Networking, and Broadcasting, PGNET Liverpool John More University, UK June 22,23 2009.
Technique for Handling Multiple Queries for Wireless Sensor Network, Paper presented in the 10th Annual Conference on the Convergence of Telecommunications, Networking, and Broadcasting, PGNET Liverpool John More University, UK June 22,23 2009.
Dr. Azhar Rauf Conference: An Efficient Algorithms for Range and Fuzzy Match Queries over Encrypted Data, Paper presented in the 10th Annual Conference on the Convergence of Telecommunications, Networking, and Broadcasting, PGNET Liverpool John More University, UK June 22,23 2009.
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2. Azhar Rauf, Sareer Badshah, Shah Khusro – A Comparative Study of Fine Grained Security Techniques on the Basis of Data Accessibility and Inference, Paper presented in the International Conference on Data, Information and Knowledge Management, Oslo Norway July 29-31, 2009.
Dr. Shah Khusro Conference: 1. A Comparative Study of Fine Grained Security Techniques on the Basis of Data Accessibility and Inference, Paper presented in the Internal Conference on Data, Information and Knowledge Management, Oslo Norway July 29-31, 2009. 2. A Min Tjoa – E-Mail Address Privacy via PEA’s (Proxy E-Mails Accounts) in Proceedings of the Second International Symposium on Electronic Commerce and Security, ISECS – 2009, May 2009, Nanchang, China.
Ms. Fatima Tuz Zuhra Conference: 1. “A Corpus-Based Study of Pashto” Presented in: “Corpus Linguistics 2009”, University of Liverpool, UK, July 20-23, 2009. 2. “A Corpus-Based Finite State Morphological Analyzer for Pashto” In Proceedings of Conference on Language and Technology 2009 (CLT09), National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences, Lahore Campus, January 22-24, 2009.
Conference / Seminars / Workshops Attended Name of Participant Title of Conference Date Venue Sponsoring Agency Prof. Dr. Mohammad Conference on Language Jan 22-24 FAST FAST, Lahore Abid and Technology 2009 Lahore Prof. Dr. Mohammad Corpus Linguistics 2009 July 20-23 University University of Abid of Liverpool Liverpool Dr. Azhar Rauf International Conference July 29- Oslo on Data, Information and 31, 2009 Norway Knowledge Management
Co – Curricular Activities of Faculty
Working actively as members of different departmental and university committees.
Students Enrollment Bachelor Programme Male Female Total Morning Evening Morning Evening Morning Evening BCS 130 149 32 22 162 171 BIT 76 88 29 16 105 104 Total 206 237 61 38 267 275
Master Programme Male Female Total Morning Evening Morning Evening Morning Evening M.Sc 75 82 22 16 97 98
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MS Programme Male Female Total MS (Batch-I) 5 2 7 MS (Batch-II) 18 2 20 MS (Batch-III) 19 5 24 MS (Batch-IV) 18 7 25 Total 60 16 76
Scholarships Awarded To Students Source of Scholarship Number Zakat Committee 1 Tribal Agencies 1 Pakistan Baitul Mal 1 School Teachers 1 Board of Intermediate 1 Frontier Education Foundation 1 National Bank of Pakistan 1
Future plan
Objectives For The Session 2009-2010 Increasing the number of specializations in MS program. Consolidating PhD Program. Publishing more research papers. Faculty appointments and development.
Strategies For The Session 2008-2009 Will continue routine work. Will try to improve quality of teaching and research. Will try to train faculty members keeping in view new challenges. Will try to further promote research culture in students.
Vision For The Future We will try to make our department the best department in Computer Science education and research in the region. We will also try to make it the best department of the University of Peshawar
University of Peshawar Page 159 Department of Electronics Annual Report 2008-09
Department of Electronics
Vision To prepare young generation to adopt to new technology development and transform it in their own and in the national benefit, in defense, economic education and make it available for common industrial use.
Mission Transform the vision in reality. The Department is committed to train the graduates on international standards at B.Sc, M.Sc and MS/M.Phil levels in the area of Electronics high- tech Computer Technology, including Nano-Micro Technology, Consumer, Medical, Communication, Defense and Industrial Electronics. To impart High Quality education and skills development in applied Industrial Electronics to participate in nation building and Technology innovation in our graduate.
Objectives Teaching, Research and Development in S & T.
Teaching Staff Name of Staff Member Qualification Area of Specialization Designation BPS Prof. DR. Nazir Shah M.Sc Pesh Solid State Physics Professor BPS-21 Khattak Ph.D USA Prof. Dr. S.A. Awan M.Sc Pesh Solid State Professor BPS-21 M.Phil Electronics/Nano Ph.D UK Technology Mr. Adeel Ahmed M.Sc Pesh Lecturer BPS-19 Mr. Falak Naz Khalil M.Sc Pesh Lecturer BPS-19 MS Pak Mr. Sadiq Akbar Kakar M.Sc Pesh Lecturer BPS-18 Mr. Muhammad Kamran M.Sc Pesh Lecturer BPS-18 Mr. Muhammad Saeed Shah M.Sc Pesh Lecturer BPS-18 Mr. Muhammad Zubair M.Sc Pesh *Lecturer BPS-18 Khattak *On contract
Supporting Staff Name of Staff Member Designation BPS Mr.Fazli Rabbi Laboratory Superintendent 16 Mr.Muhammad Israr Laboratory Assistant 11 Mr. Muhammad Ismail Senior Clerk 09 Mr.Faiz Muhammad Senior Clerk 09 Mr. Muhammad Siraj Daftari 05 Mr. Qaisar Khan Laboratory Attendant 05 Mr.Naveed ur Rehman Laboratory Attendant 05 Mr.Fakhr e Alam Naib Qasid 02
Mr. Tanveer Hussain *Library Assistant 11 Mr. Muhammad Naeem *Laboratory Attendant 05 *On Contract
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Faculty Pursuing Higher Qualification (University / HEC / Other Scholarship)
Abroad Name Designation Qualification Area Of Country Funding / Status Pursued Specialization Scholarship Asif Lecturer BS Engg System Engg Sweden HEC In process Imtiaz Rasool Lecturer BS Engg System Engg Sweden HEC In process Fazal Hameed Lecturer BS Engg System Engg Sweden HEC In process
Inland Name Designation Qualification Area Of Study / Department Funding Status Pursued Specialization Adeel Ahmad Assistant MS Tele- Gandhara Own In Professor Communication source process Sadiq Akbar Lecturer MS Tele- Gandhara Own In Communication source process Muhammad Lecturer MS Tele- Gandhara Own In Kamran Communication source process
Staff Trainings
(Received / Imparted) Name of Trainee Title of Training Date Venue Sponsored by University of Teaching Training 1991-1992 University of Teacher himself Peshawar. Peshawar. Bara Gali
Students Enrollment Bachelor Programme Male Female Total Morning Evening Morning Evening Morning Evening BS 1st Semester 46 46 02 02 92 04
Master Programme Male Female Total M.Sc Morning Evening Morning Evening Morning Evening Previous 49 - 44 04 93 04 Finaal 42 49 02 01 44 50
Scholarships Awarded To Students Source of Scholarship Number Brother/Sister Concession 1 Fee concession 33 Mora S/Ship from Mansehra 2 Free S/Ship Bannu 1 PA South Waziristan Agency S/Ship 1 Mora S/Ship 3 Fee Concession And Effected Area S/Ship 1 PA Mohmand S/Ship 1
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Fee Concession And Baitul Mal S/Ship 1 PA Bajaur S/Ship 1 Mora Mardan And Bailtul Mall 1 Mora S/Ship D.I Khan 1
Future plan
The Department plans to start 4 Year BS Program in near future. Also M..Phil and Ph.D are under preparation
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Department of Mathematics
Brief History
The Department of Mathematics, University of Peshawar is an institution of higher learning and research. It is one of the oldest departments of the University. Initially, it was established in 1928 in Islamia College affiliated with the University of the Punjab. The department was taken over by the University of Peshawar in 1950.
The department, since its inception, has been engaged in running M.Sc. programme and has produced graduates who are serving abroad as well as the country in many disciplines. The department launched its M.Phil programme in 1992 whereas Ph.D. programme started in 2001.
The Department inspite of some difficulties of varied nature provides a nucleus for latest mathematical education in N-W.F.P., which will facilitate the achievements of the objectives of the National Education Policy towards Science and Technology development in the country.
Teaching Staff Name of Staff Member Qualification Area of Specialization Designation BPS Prof. Dr. Islam Noor Ph.D.(USA) Mathematical Statistics Professor 21 Prof. Dr. Gulzar Ali Khan Ph.D (UK) Functional Analysis / Professor 21 General Topology Mr. Naseer Ahmad M.S (USA) Numerical Analysis/ Assistant 20 Complex Analysis Professor S.Amanat Shah M.Sc.(Pesh) Real Analysis / -do- 20 Measure Theory Mr. Imran Aziz M.S (LUMS) Numerical Analysis Lecturer 18 Mr. Tahir Hussain M.Sc(Pesh) Algebra Lecturer 18
Supporting Staff Name of Staff Member Designation BPS Shamshad Khan Assistant 14 Luqman Aziz Junior Clerk 07 Baseer Ahmad Naib Qasid 05 Haroot Khan Naib Qasid 03 Muhammad Ishaq *Assistant Librarian 16 (From University Contingent Fund) Saleem Ullah *Naib Qasid 02 (From University Contingent Fund) *On Contract
Faculty Pursuing Higher Qualification Abroad Name Designation Qualification Area of Study / University / Funding / Pursued Specialization Department Scholarship Muhammad Farooq Asstt. Prof. Ph.D. - Essex, UK HEC Abdul Samad Asstt. Prof. Ph.D. - Leicester, UK HEC Tahir Saeed Khan Asstt. Prof. Ph.D. - Leicester, UK HEC Bakhtiar Ahmad Asstt. Prof. Ph.D. - ? HEC
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Inland Name Designation Qualification Area Of Study University Department Funding Pursued / Specialization Asstt. Prof. Ph.D. Stone Spaces BUITMS Mathematics SELF Nadeem Raza
Staff Trainings (Received / Imparted) Name of Trainee Title of Training Date Venue Sponsored by Shamshad khan Teaching Microsoft Office to 5 days Computer Director S.T.I the Office staff of UOP Training Centre (From 13–17 Oct.,2008) UOP Muhammad Ishaq Training Course on Library 3 Days Deptt. of Lib. & Deptt. of Lib. & Automation and Digitization Information Information (From 2–4 Feb.,2009) Sciences, UOP Sciences, UOP Luqman Aziz Training Course on Library 3 Days Deptt. of Lib. & Deptt. of Lib. & Automation and Digitization Information Information (From 2–4 Feb.,2009) Sciences, UOP Sciences, UOP
Co – Curricular Activities of Faculty Prof. Dr. Gulzar Ali Khan 01-08-2008 Dr. G.A Khan appointed as Member, Board of Studies in Mathematics Frontier Women University Peshawar. 09-08-2008 Development of Text Book Maths-XI according to New National Curriculum 2006. 23-08-2008 Subject expert for screening test of Lecturer in Jinnah College for Women, University of Peshawar on contract basis. 15-09-2008 Meeting of Internal Selection Committee University of Science and Technology Bannu. 24-09-2008 Screening, Written and Demonstration, Islamia College University. 03-12-2008 Member Scrutiny Committee for the posts of Professor and Associate Professor in Statistic. 24-01-2009 Scrutiny Committee for the post of Professor & Associate Professor Department of Mathematics, University of Peshawar. 02-03-2009 Attended meeting of the Board of Studies in Mathematics, Hazara University Mansehra.
Prof. Dr. Islam Noor
22-07-2008 Appointed as member Ethics Committee. 01-08-2008 Appointed as Member of the Board of Studies in Mathematics Frontier Women University Peshawar 09-08-2008 Development of Textbook Maths-XI according to the new National Curriculum 2006. 23-08-2008 Appointed as member screening test of Lecturer in Jinnah College for Women University of Peshawar. 27-08-2008 Lecture on Mathematics and Its Importance at Peshawar Model School Warsak Road Peshawar. 03-12-2008 Member Scrutiny Committee for the post of Prof. & Associate Professor. 02-03-2009 Attended meeting of the Board of Studies in Mathematics, Hazara University Mansehra.
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Curriculum Activities Welcome party by students of M.Sc Final to M.Sc Previous class on 12-02-2009. Cricket match between Final Morning and Evening Shift students on 26-02-2009.
Students Enrollment Master Programme Male Female Total Morning Evening Morning Evening Morning Evening M.Sc (Previous) 35 32 15 10 50 42 M.Sc (Final) 32 24 17 14 49 38
Scholarships Awarded To Students Source of Scholarship Number Khyber Agency 3 Pakistan Baitul Mal 1 F.R. Bannu 2 Mora Scholarships Charsadda 4 Mora Scholarships Chitral 6 Fee Concession (University of Peshawar) 5 Mora Scholarship (Lakki Marwat) 2 Mora Scholarships Tank 2 Mora Scholarships (Peshawar) 7 Mora Scholarship Kohat 2 Swat Effectees 22 Mora Scholarship Hangu 1 Mora Scholarship Swat 2 Mora Scholarship Karak 1 Mora Scholarship Nowshera 1 Admission Fee 1 Mohmand Agency 2 Bajawar Agency 1 Kurram Agency 3 N.W. Agency 5 HEC Japanese Scholarship 1 Achievements Distinctions (Award, Medal etc) Staff Imran Aziz secured M.S Degree in Mathematics. Students Ms. Noor-ul-Ain Bukhari topped M.Sc Mathematics and won Gold Medal and Presidential Award Future plan For the future, to enhance the quality of teaching, the main focus of the department is on the following one point agenda. To attract and hire qualified staff for running the Programmes M.Sc., M.Phil. and Ph.D smoothly
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Department of Physics
Vision The Department of Physics has set the ambition of leadership in the subject of pure and applied Physics in the country and has firm commitment to bring its credibility at par with the technological advanced countries.
Mission The Department of Physics has the determination to motivate under graduate students to develop their interests in the subject of Physics so that a scientific culture prevails, and with the intention to induct top 10% students in higher studies in Physics. The department has the endeavor to enhance the standard of teaching in Physics and the quantity and quality of research to meet with the needs and demands of the country.
Objective To educate the students to fulfill the requirements of scientific organizations in the public and private sectors of the country. To promote collaboration and inter disciplinary relation ships with the teaching and research organizations in the country and abroad. To arrange courses, seminars workshops and conferences for the promotion of teaching and research. To establish links with the local industries for the enhancement of the quantity and for the improvement of quality of the products. To train the students to make an assessment of the claims of the vendors of their high technological equipments available in the markets. To provide leadership in teacher training for college teachers in the subject of Physics.
Teaching Staff Name of Staff Member Qualification Area of Specialization Designation BPS Dr. Fazal-Ur-Rahman Ph.D Atomic Mol.Phy. Professor 22 Dr. M. Riaz Khan Ph.D Condense Physics Matter Professor 22 Dr. Badshah Khan Ph.D Digital Communication Professor 21 Mr. Shahid Naseer. M.Sc. ------Asstt: Prof. 19 Mr. Raja Inayatullah M.Sc. ------Asstt: Prof. 19 Khan Dr. Aurang Zeb Khan Ph.D Condense Physics Matter Lecturer 18 Mr. Shah Haidar Khan M.Phil ------18 Mrs. Rubi Gul M.Phil ------18 Mr. Afzal Khan M.Sc. ------18 Mr. Hidayatullah Khan M.Phil ------18 Mr.Imtiaz Ahmad M.Sc. ------18 S# 4,7,8,9,10,11 on leave
Dr. Yaseen Iqbal Ph.D Material Sciences Foreign HEC Fund Prof. Dr. Anisa Qamar. Ph.D Plasma Physics. Lecturer Univ: Fund *Mr. Muhammad Uzair M. Sc Lecturer N.A *Mr. Zakir Ullah M.S. Lecturer N.A
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*Akhlaq Hussain M.Sc Lecturer N.A *Mr. Shaukat Ali M.Sc Lecturer N.A *On Contract (Fixed Pay)
Supporting Staff Name of Staff Member Designation BPS Mr. Farid Ullah Senior Lab Assistant 11 Ahmad Yamin Senior Lab Assistant 11 Falak Niaz Instrument Mechanics 11 Hakim Khan Senior Lab Assistant 11 Niamat Ullah Senior Lab Assistant 11 Shad Muhammad Senior Lab Assistant 11 Niaz Muhammad Senior Clerk 09 Kharul Bashir Senior Clerk 09 Zahoor Ali Lab. Assistant. 07 Mehboob Shah Lab. Assistant. 07 Kifayat Ullah Lab. Assistant. 07 Farzan Ullah Lab. Assistant. 07 Abid Ali Junior Clerk 07 *Ayub Jan Naib Qasid 2 *Muhammad Zeb Naib Qasid 2 *On Contract
Staff Pursuing Higher Qualification (University / HEC / Other Scholarship)
Abroad Name Designation Qualification Area Of Study / Country Funding / Pursued Specialization Scholarship Mr. Shah Haider Khan Lecturer Ph.D - USA Assistant Ship Mr. Afzal Khan Lecturer Ph.D - France HEC Scheme Ms. Rubi Gul. Lecturer Ph.D - USA Assistant Ship Hidyat Ullah Lecturer PhD Laser Sheffield Loan for Higher Spectroscopy University Studies, UOP Dr. Aurangzeb Lecturer Ph.D USA Post Doc fellow
Inland Name Designation Qualification Area Of Study University Department Funding Pursued / Specialization Mr. Asstt: Prof Ph.D Plasma Q. Univ: Physics. Uni: Own Shahid Physics. Islamabad Resource Naseer
Publication Author Name Title Journal Paper Issue Country Date Volume M.R. Khan Fazal Beneficial Effect of Journal of 2008 Vo 12/4 9- Pakistan ur Rehman and heat Treatment on Pakistan 14 Irfanullah Mechanical Materials Properties and Society microstructure of
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Aluminum Alloys Used in Aerospace Industry Muhammad Riaz Comparative Micro Journal of 2008 Vo 12/2 82- Pakistan Khan and structural Study of Pakistan 86 Muhammad Quenched and self materials Muzammil Khan Tempered and Society Ordinary Steel
Y. Khan, S.K Synthesis of The Nucleus 2009 Vol.46(4) Pakistan Durrani, M. R. Transition Metal 479-485 Khan and M. A. Oxide Nanocrystals Haq by cost effective Hydrothermal Process Safeer Ahmad, Phase Composition Mineralogia 2008 33 International Yaseen Iqbal, and microstructure of Special Fazal Ghani brick-clay soil and Papers fired clay-bricks from some areas in Peshawar Abdul Manan, The Effect of JPMS 2008 2(2) 77-81 Pakistan Yaseen Iqbal, Calcination Ibrahim Qazi Temperature on the Microstructure Aqib Ali Khan, Processing and JPMS 2008 2(2) 87-905 Pakistan Muhammad Arif, Characterization of Yaseen Iqbal Lead Zirconate (PbZrO3) Via Mix- Oxide Sintering Route, Asad Jamal, Characterization of JPMS 2008 S(2) 91- Pakistan Muhammad Barium Titanate 95 naeem, Yaseen Prepared Via Mixed Iqbal oxide Sintering Route Abdul Manan, A review on JPMS 2008 2 1 Pakistan Yaseen Iqbal, Perovskites and Mujeeb ur Rahmaninvestigation into and Matiullah Phase and Khan Microstructure Safeer Ahmad, Phase Composition Mineralogia 2008 33 International Yaseen Iqbal, and microstructure of Special Fazal Ghani brick-clay soil and Papers fired clay-bricks from some areas in Peshawar Anwarul Haq, Thermal, phase and Mineralogia 2008 33 International Yasen Iqbal and microstructural Special M. Riaz Khan characterization of Papers locally available
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kaolin clays Yaseen Iqbal, The Effect of Institute of 2009 International Abdul Manan, sintering temperature Physics Ibrahim Qazi2, on the Phase and conference Microstructure of Sr6 series Nb4 TiO17 prepared by mixed oxide route Abdul Manan, ZnO as Sintering Institute of 2009 International Yaseen Iqbal, Additive to Physics Mian Kashif Safeen, Alamgir Khan Yaseen Iqbal, Riaz Phase Institute of 2009 International Ullah, Asad jamal, Microsturucture and Physics Muhammad Properties of Naeem Reactive Phase Sintered and Controlled Crystallized N.U. Rehman, M. Characterization of Journal of 2008 104,123304 International Zakaullah, F.U non-thermal Ne-N2 Applied Khan, S. Naseer, mixture radio Physics frequency discharge, F.U. Khan, N. U. Diagnostic of European 2009 45,11002 International Rehman, S. 13.56Hz RF Physical Naseer, M.A. sustained Ar- N2 Journal Naveed, A. Plasma by optical Applied Qayyum, N.A.D. emission Physics, Khattak, M. spectroscopy, Zakaullah, F. U. Khan, N. U. Reply to comment on European 2009 47,11002 International Rehman, S. Diagnostic of Physical Naseer, M. A. 13.56Hz RF Journal Naveed, A. sustained Ar- N2 Applied Qayyum, N. A. D. Plasma by optical Physics, Khattak, emission M.Zakaullah, spectroscopy,
Conference Paper Anwar ul Haq, Thermal, Phase and Mineraglogia- 2008 33 66 Poland Yasin Iqbal and M. Micro structural Special Papers Riaz Khan Characterisation of Locally available Kaolin Clays Nazia Batool, Anisa Ion-temperature- Physica Scripta 2008 78 International Qamar, A.M. Mirza gradient driven modes in Bi-ion magnetoplasma Anisa Qamar, Quadrupolar vortex Physica Scripta 2009 79 International Arshad M. Mirza formation in ion-
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Organized Name of Title of Conference with Date Held at Sponsoring Participant Agency Dr. Yaseen Iqbal Development of Material Physics Department Pak-US Project Connection Seminar Series 28th University of March 2009 Peshawar Prof. Dr. One week introductory workshop Centralized Self Sponsored Muhammad Riaz on CRL equipment 15th to 20th Resources Laboratory Khan June 2009
Journal(s) Published By Department Title of the Journal Editor / Year of ISSN Funding No. of Status* Incharge First Issue No Source Issues Continued Journal of the Pakistan Prof. Yaseen 2007-2008 1,2 (2007 HEC University 4 Yes Materials Society Iqbal 1,2(2008) of Peshawar
Journal of the Pakistan Prof. Yaseen 2007-08 2009 (1) HEC University 5 Yes Materials Society Iqbal of Peshawar
Co – Curricular Activities of Staff Senior staff members are Members of different Committees of the University such as, purchase Committee, study leaves Committee, University of Peshawar Disciplinary Committee. ASRB, exam: Disciplinary Committee. Some of the senior staff are Also syndicate and Academic Council Member of other Universities of the Province. Dr. Muhammad Riaz Khan and Dr. Yaseen Iqbal Delivered invited lecturers at NIFA, PASTIC and Directorate of Science & Technology, National Center of Excellence in Physical Chemistry, Islamia College University and Jinnah College for Woman.
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Students Enrollment Master Programme Male Female Total Morning Evening Morning Evening Morning Evening 93 111 35 11 128 122 M.Phil Programme Male Female Total 16 1 17 Ph.D Programme Male Female Total 04 - 04
Scholarships Awarded To Students Source of Scholarship Number Mora 50 Fee Concession 83 Political NWA 1 Saeeda Mubaraika 2 Tuition Fee 1 Bait ul Mall 1 Political Agent 1 FATA Foundation Kurram Agency 1 P.B.M 1 Admission Canceled 1 PA Scholarship Kurram Agency` 1 Admission fee 1 Hafize Quran Scholarship 1 Asst. Political Agent F. R Kohat 1 FATA 1 Student Refunding fee 1 Future Plan The Department plans to start 4 years B.Sc. Hons. Programme in the near future. Efforts are Underway to solve space problems. Teaching laboratories are to be upgraded in the next two years times.
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Department of Statistics
Vision Existing physical facilities available are: One computer lab, a seminar library with books mostly catering to the needs of M.Sc. and M.Phil/Ph.D. Statistics Students, Three class rooms, 9 faculty offices, an office for the ministerial staff, and a girls common room. The department has currently one computer lab which does not have sufficient facilities for the existing students (given the fact that “Data Processing and Statistical Computing” is now a compulsory subject). With the introduction of new programmes and further enrollment of students, we shall require enhanced computing facilities with a more sophisticated and large computer lab. It would be desirable to have separate computer labs for masters and research students as well as faculty members respectively. Presently, the department has no space for seminar/conference activities. With the growing academic activities, we shall need a well-furnished and spacious hall for seminar/conference purposes. The Department has introduced new curriculum for the M. Sc. program which includes study tours and field trips to various statistical and research organizations, collecting data and report writing. Further, as stated earlier, the department intends to introduce new and more applied academic programs, which shall involve extensive visits of students to the field and to various organizations throughout the country. The department of Statistics is going through an expansion stage both in academic and organizational structures. The time has come to introduce new disciplines of Biostatistics and Demography. Both master and PhD degrees will be offered in these subjects. We shall have to recruit more faculties, and shall have to provide more space, computing as well as library facilities to the growing number of students. For the purpose of field trips and surveys, we shall need appropriate vehicles for students as wells as faculty members. The funding proposed will enable us to fulfill our vision of turning the department of Statistics into a real center of excellence. The department of Statistics would be able not only to provide better education and research facilities in the field of statistics, but also to provide a platform for statistical collaboration with researchers from other fields of knowledge.
Mission
The mission of the Department of Statistics is to serve the country by producing qualified world- scale competent Statisticians, who can meet the demand of government, non governmental organizations and academia as a qualified and skilled workforce.
Objectives
To increase interaction among academic, industry and government organizations. To highlight the role of Statistics and its importance in research. To provide help and consultation in data analysis to researchers working in various fields and industrial organizations. To provide market oriented graduates and scholars to be able to share and contribute their expertise to the market. To be a model department with focus on enhancement and sustenance of an academic environment conducive to excellence in teaching, research and community services. The department goals have been identified in terms of students’ performance, enhanced learning and research.
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Teaching Staff Name of Staff Member Qualification Area of Specialization Designation BPS Prof. Dr. M.Iqbal Ph.D. (U.K.) Statistical Inference Professor/Dean 21 Prof. Dr. Salahuddin Ph.D. (U.K.) Regression Analysis Professor/Chairman 21 Prof. Dr.Shuhrat Shah Ph.D. (U.K.) Genetics statistics Professor 21 Prof.Dr.M.Fazli Qadir Ph.D. (USA) Robust statistics Professor 21 Prof.Dr.S.Waqar Ali Shah Ph.D.(Australia) Survival Analysis Professor 21 Dr.Bahrawar Jan Ph.D.(Peshawar) Survival Analysis Assistant Professor 19 Dr.S.M.Asim Ph.D.(Germany) Medical statistics Associate Professor 20 Dr.Qamruz Zaman Ph.D.(Austria) Survival Analysis Associate Professor 20 Mr. Alamgir M. Phil Statistics Lecturer 18 (Peshawar) Muhammad Iqbal M. Phil Statistics Lecturer 18 (Peshawar) Mr.Anhar Ullah M. Sc. Statistics Lecturer 18 (Peshawar)
Muhammad Atif M.Sc. Statistics *Lecturer 18/Contingent staff salaries Masood Ahmad M.Sc. Statistics *Lecturer 18/Contingent staff salaries *On contract
Supporting Staff Name of Staff Member Designation BPS Mr. Liaqat Ali Assistant 14 Mr. Rahman Shah Assistant 14 Muhammad Younas Sr. Lab; Assistant 11 Zain ul Abideen Senior Clerk 09 Kifayatullah Qasid 02 Shakeel Khan Qasid 02
Staff Pursuing Higher Qualification (University / HEC / Other Scholarship)
Abroad Name Designation Qualification Area Of Study / University / Funding / Pursued Specialization Department Scholarship Muhammad Iqbal Lecturer Ph.D Stochastic Saga University, University processes Japan of Peshawar
Inland Name Designation Qualification Area Of Study / University Department Funding Pursued Specialization Alamgir Lecturer Ph.D experimental University of Statistics Self design Peshawar
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Publication
1. Iqbal, M. and Salahuddin (2008). Smoking among University students: A Statistical Study. Journal of the Faculty of Culture and Education, Saga University, JAPAN, Vol. 12, No. 2, pp: 65-74.
2. Salahuddin (2008). A Statistical Study of the Socio-economic factors causing Tuberculosis. Sindh University Research Journal,(Science Series) Vol: 40 (1), 45-48.
3. Attaur-Rehman and Salahuddin (2008). Statistical Analysis of different Socio-Economic Factors affecting Education of NWFP (Pakistan). Journal of Applied Quantitative Methods, AUSTRIA, Vol. 4, No: 1, pp: 88-94.
4. Qamruz Zaman and Salahuddin, “Parametric Distribution and Event Free Survival Data”, Journal of Science and Technology Vol. 31(1) Page No. 11-15 (2008)
5. Salahuddin and Arifullah (2008). Statistical Modeling of the incidence of Breast Cancer in NWFP, Pakistan. MATEMATIKA: Mathematics Journal Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, 81310 UTM Skudai, Johor, MALAYSIA, Special Edition, Vol. II, pp: 513-518.
6. Qamruz Zaman and Salahuddin (2009). Evaluation Criteria for the construction of binary classification trees with two or more classes. Pakistan Journal of Statistics, Vol. 25(3), pp 241- 249.
7. Zafar Mahmood and Salahuddin( 2009). On the use of K-fold Cross-Validation to Choose cutoff values and assess the performance of predictive models in Sytepwise Regression. The International Journal of Biostatistics, USA, Vol 5, Issue 1, Article 25.
Muhammad Iqbal, Title “Urbanization Trend and Urban Population Projections of Pakistan using weighted Approach” Sarhad Journal of Agriculture, Peshawar, Vol. No. 24, Page No.1 173-180 (2008)
Muhammad Iqbal, Title “Dropout study in Pre-Primary Schooling Using logistic Regression” The Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Peshawar, Vol: No. XVI, No.1 Page No. 34-44 (2008)
Qamruz Zaman, Title “Small and Large sample performance of Kaplan-meier survival function and shrun ken Kaplan meier survival function” Sarhad Journal of Agriculture, Peshawar, Vol. 25 (4) Papge No. 671-680 (2009)
Conference Paper
A paper entitled “Statistical Study of the Socio-economic factors of Tuberculosis in Kohat District, Pakistan” was presented in the 7th World Congress in Probability and Statistics held under the auspices of Bernoulli Society and the Institute of Mathematical Statistics at National University of SINGAPORE, July 14-19, 2008.
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Conference
Attended Name of Title of Conference Held at Sponsoring Agency Participant with Date Prof. Dr. 7th World Congress in National Bernoulli Society and the Institute of Salahuddin Probability and Statistics University of Mathematical Statistics at National July 14-19, 2008. SINGAPORE University of SINGAPORE
Seminars
Organized Name of Participant Title of Seminar Held at Sponsoring Agency
M.Phil/ Ph.D. Students / Weekly Seminar Department of Statistics Nil Faculty Members University of Peshawar
Students Enrollment Master Programme Male Female Total Morning Evening Morning Evening Morning Evening M. Sc. 34 35 18 15 52 50 Previous M. Sc. Final 35 39 20 17 55 56 Total 69 74 38 32 107 106 M.Phil Programme Male Female Total M.Phil (Statistics) 7 - 7 Ph.D. Programme Male Female Total PhD (Statistics) 13 2 15
Scholarships Awarded To Students Source of Scholarship Number Mora scholarship 3 Political scholarship 14
Future Plan The Department of Statistics is going through an expansion stage both in academic and organizational structures. The time to come introduce new discipline of Biostatistics. The Department shall need better academic and physical infrastructure to cope with this situation. We shall have to recruit more faculties and shall have to provide more space, computing as well as library facilities to the growing number of students. For the purpose of field trips and surveys, we shall need appropriate vehicles for students as well as faculty members. The funding proposed will enable us to fulfill our vision of tuning the Department of Statistics into a real centre of excellence. The Department of Statistics would be able not only to provide better education and research facilities in the field of Statistics, but also to provide a plate form for Statistical collaboration with researchers from other fields of knowledge.
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Faculty of Social Sciences
Vision For the Faculty of Social Sciences, I see a very bright future as the Departments working under this faculty has a very high caliber of education.
It attracts the students from the wide variety of disciplines. All the departments do have the future plans for uplifting the departments both of physically and academically.
The department of Economics being one of the biggest departments of the faculty is intending to open new areas for the students. It plans to start B.S Degree leading to Master in: Development Economics International Economics Human Resource Management & Development Project Planning Monitoring & Evaluation Economics & Economic Modeling
Other departments are also planning to start similar courses in their own areas of specialization in the very near future.
Mission The mission which I foresee for the faculty of Social Sciences is that this faculty be recognized with dignity and respect not only in Pakistan but all over the world. The academic caliber of the faculty should be such that the National & International institutions attract the students of this faculty. Not only this but the research and development of this faculty should be of high quality and be recognized all over the world. Our students be engaged with this reputed institutes and organizations when they are at the final stage of their studies. The mission before me is that I want to see the faculty members and the students of this faculty not only as participants in seminar but in organizing international seminars and symposia by themselves.
Objective The students of the faculty should have practical training in their fields of specialization, so that the national, international and private organization attract them and secondly the courses taught to them be of practical significance.
Faculty Strength Department Teaching Staff Para-Teaching Staff Permanent Contract Permanent Contract Economics 13 2 10 1 IER 14 4 7 11 IR 6 2 4 1 Gender Studies 6 1 4 2 Social Work 4 3 3 3 Sociology 5 - 5 - Political Science 10 - 6 - Law College 11 9 12 2 Psychology 5 4 9 - Total: 74 25 64 20
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Faculty Input
Students Enrollment
Department Bachelor MA MSc M.Phil / LLM Ph.D. Economics 484 - 255 4 6 IER 345 101 - 25 2 IR - 223 - 2 2 Gender Studies - 20 - - - Social Work - 189 - 9 7 Sociology 42 195 - 8 3 Political Science - 248 - 8 11 Law College - 553 - 10 - Psychology 28 - 191 8 6 Total: 899 1529 446 74 37
Research Projects
Department Undertaken Submitted Economics - - IER - - IR 1 - Gender Studies - - Social Work - - Sociology - - Political Science - - Law College - - Psychology - - Total: - -
Faculty Peruse Higher Qualification
Department Inland Abroad Economics 3 - IER 3 2 IR - 1 Institute of Social 4 2 Development Studies Political Science 2 2 Law College 5 2 Psychology 3 - Total: 20 9
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Own Source Scholarship Department Inland Abroad Economics - - IER - - IR - - Gender Studies - - Social Work - - Sociology - - Political Science - - Law College - - Psychology - - Total: - -
Students Scholarship Economics 15 IER 29 IR 9 Gender Studies 0 Social Work 2 Sociology 86 Political Science 17 Law College 5 Psychology 15 Total: 178
Conferences/Workshops/Seminars/Symposia Attended Department Workshops Seminars Conferences Symposia Economics - 1 2 - IER 17 - 4 - IR 1 - 8 - Institute of Social 1 - - Development Studies 18 Political Science 5 1 1 - Law College - 2 - - Psychology - - 3 - Total: 41 5 18 -
Conferences/Workshops/Seminars/Symposia Organized Department Workshops Seminars Conferences Symposia Economics - - - - IER 14 6 - - IR - - - - Institute of Social 1 30 - - Development Studies Political Science - - - - Law College - 8 - - Psychology - - 3 - Total: 15 44 3 -
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Faculty Output
Journals/Books/Monographs/Publications/Projects completed Department Journals Books Monographs Publication Training Imp. Rec. Economics 1 - - - 2 IER 1 - - 8 IR - - - 10 1 Institute of Social 1 - - 4 1 5 Development Studies Political Science 1 - - 1 Law College 1 - - - Psychology - - - 4 2 Total: 5 - - 27 1 10
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Department of Economics
Vision
The Department of Economics, University of Peshawar, has four main functions, research, teaching, training, and consultancy.
On the research side, the Department undertakes policy action oriented research with special reference to such areas as Industrial and Agricultural Economic Analysis, Studies in Education and Manpower, Economics of Energy, Resource Conservation and Environmental Studies, Project Evaluation, Applied Economics, Regional and Urban Studies, Policy Studies, and workshops on a number of subjects. Some research is programmed and is undertaken with the University’s own resources, while another part of it is contract-based and is undertaken for a variety of clients, including the federal and provincial governments national and international organizations, and business and industrial concerns
The teaching programme of the Department is essentially oriented towards the M.A. in Economics as well as M.Phil, and Ph.D. degrees in Applied Economics, and also started B.Sc. Economics (Hons). Programme and the first batch to the same programme was entered in 1999- 2000 session, with emphasis on training in the methods and techniques of research and in the art and science of economic analysis. The Department alma at high professional standards with a view to running out experts who are capable of taking on practical tasks and are readily acceptable to government agencies, banking, industry and other professional institutions.
The main aim of the training programme is in-service training. There are a large number of fields in which the Department can offer such programmes with a view to improving the skills and capability of those on the job. The Department conducted recently In-Service Training in the field of Data Analysis, Quantitative Economics and Modern Methods used for Analyzing the Data to Secretarial Staff in Civil Secretariat, Peshawar. The Department undertook lot of research studies and training programmes for various research organizations and P&D in Civil Secretariat, Peshawar.
In the field of consultancy, the Department undertake a variety of jobs including feasibility and pre-feasibility studies, modeling statistical data, market research, cost-benefit analysis, project appraisal and evaluation, project monitoring, socio-economic surveys. Industrial location analysis and Planning, sectoral studies, etc. Some of the other activities of the Department are Seminars, Publications, and special purpose Workshops. Efforts are also made to evolve specialized diploma and certificate courses.
Teaching Staff Name of Staff Member Qualification Area of Designation BPS Specialization Prof. Dr. Naeemur Rehman Ph.D Econometrics, Professor 21 Khattak Statistical Modeling, Mathematical and Data Analysis Prof: Dr. Ijaz Majid Ph.D Economics Professor 21 Dr. Shehla Amjad (On leave Ph.D Associate 19 without pay) Professor Dr. Muhammad Naeem Ph.D Agricultural Associate 20
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Economics Professor Dr. Shehryar ( On leave without Ph.D Associate 19 pay) Professor Dr. Nasir Ali Khan (on Ph.D Assistant 18 deputation ) Professor Dr. Jehanzeb Ph.D Agricultural Associate 20 Economics Professor Dr. Zilakat Khan Malik Ph.D International and Assistant 19 Development Professor Economics Mr. Shafiqullah M.Phil Tourism Assistant 20 Professor Ms. Naila Nazir M.Phil Public Finance and Lecturer 19 Environmental Economics Ms. Danish Alam M.A Human Resource Lecturer 19 Development Mr. Anwar Hussain M.A Lecturer 18 Ms. Sanam Wagma Khattak M.A Lecturer 18 *Mr. Zahoor Khan M.Sc (Hons) Lecturer NA *Said Zamin Shah M.Sc Lecturer NA *On Contract
Supporting Staff Name of Staff Member Designation Grade Arbab Samiullah Senior Research Investigator 17 Sir Biland Khan Senior Research Investigator 17 Mr. Nasrullah Assistant 14 S. Mohsin Shujaat K.P.O. 11 Mr. Nawab Zada Sr. Clerk 09 Ihsan Shah Sr. Clerk 09 Mr. Nasir Khan Naib Qasid 04 Mr. Qudratullah Naib Qasid 03 Mr. Jan Karim Naib Qasid 02 Mr. Muhammad Shah Mali-cum-Driver 02
*Mr. Saleem Khan Computer Lab Attendant NA *On Contract
Staff Pursuing Higher Qualification (University / HEC / Other Scholarship)
Inland Name Designation Qualification Area Of University Department Pursued Specialization Mr. Shafiqullah Assistant M.Phil Tourism Peshawar Economics Professor Ms. Danis Lecturer M.Phil Human Resource Peshawar Economics Alam Development
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Ms. Naila Nazir Lecturer M.Phil Economics of Peshawar Economics Forestry
Staff Training (Received / Imparted) Name of Trainee Title of Training Type Held at Sponsored by Official of P&D An Analytical An Analytical Department of Decentralization Department Techniques and Techniques and Economics Support Government of NWFP Policy Options Policy Options Programme Civil Secretariat Peshawar For College Teachers, 6 Days In-Service 6 Days In-Service Department of HEC, Islamabad NWFP, Peshawar Training Course Training Course Economics for College for College Teachers Teachers
Journal(s) Published By Department Editor / Incharge Year of ISSN Funding No. of Title of the Journal First Issue No Source Issues Journal of Economics Mr. Shafiqullah
Co – Curricular Activities of Staff
The students of the department are involved in curricular activities such as Seminar, Workshops, Studies tours and Research Work etc.
The department needs separate independent building to carry out its diversified and development activities as the present is not sufficient for fulfill the academic and research activities in the department.
The department has also have the Proctorial board, Blood Donation Society, which are served the community as well. The department has also arranged donation camp for the rehabilitation for earth quack areas.
The Department has also arranged Cultural and Dramatic society which was organized by Dr. Zilakat Khan Malik, Assistant Professor, Department of Economics.
The Student of the Department are involved in Sports activities.
Students Enrollment Bachelor Programme Male Female Total Morning Evening Morning Evening Morning Evening B.Sc (2nd 41 48 9 4 50 52 semester) B.Sc (8th 27 42 21 14 48 56 semester) B.Sc (6th 35 45 15 12 50 57 semester)
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B.Sc (4th 42 59 8 3 50 62 semester) M.Sc (one year) 12 27 18 2 30 29 Total 157 221 71 35 228 256
Master Programme Male Female Total Morning Evening Morning Evening Morning Evening M.Sc (Previous) 35 38 29 27 64 65 M.Sc (Final) 28 27 35 36 63 63 126 65 64 63 127 128 Total 189 130 128 126 254 256
M.Phil Programme Male Female Total 2008-09 03 01 04
Ph.D Programme Male Female Total 2008-09 03 03 06
Scholarships Awarded To Students Source of Scholarship Number Mora Scholarship 13 Diya Pakistan 1 Syed Mubarik Begum 1
Achievements Distinctions Students Gold Medals, Presidential Award and Distinction Certificate were awarded to M.Sc Final year students. Students Field Trips (Curriculum Based) The Students organized many tours Study Tours / Field Trips i.e. Foreign Exchange, Islamabad and Ministry of Finance etc.
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Institute of Education and Research
Brief History The Institute of Education & Research (IER) is one of the constituent Institutes of the University of Peshawar. It came into existence in the early days of the University of Peshawar in 1950 as Education Department. Its status was then elevated in 1964 as College of Education. It was in 1980 when the Institute was raised to the level of the Institute of Education & Research (IER). Now it has been placed under the Faculty of Social Sciences, after the restructuring of the Faculties of University of Peshawar.
The Institute of Education & Research enjoys a unique position in the N.W.F.P. in that it imparts training to the prospective and in-service teachers of secondary and higher secondary schools. It offers the courses for the degrees of B.Ed. (Bachelors of Education) and M.Ed. (Masters of Education). The IER also offers M.Phil and Ph.D. programmes in the discipline of Education.
Housed in a separate building, it has all the necessary facilities of a teacher training institution. It has a spacious and well-stocked library, science and computer laboratories, seminar rooms, and lecture halls. Moreover, all necessary efforts are made to ensure that the trainees’ stay is comfortable and productive.
Vision To upgrade the standard of Education in Pakistan
Mission Preparation of Quality Teachers in the light of the demands of 21st century
Objectives Advancing the cause of education, with main stress on teacher education. Development of modern teaching skills and techniques. Development of strategies to replace the conventional system of education based on rote learning and cramming with one that leads to creativity and originality of ideas and thoughts. Development of a culture of research and investigation in an educational setting. Producing skilled and well equipped teachers.
Outcomes To cater the need of schools in N.W.F.P.
Teaching Staff Name of Staff Member Qualification Area of Specialization Designation BPS Mr. Malak Naz M.phil. (English) English Literature Director 19 M.A. (Pol. Sc.) M.A. (E.P.M.) Dr. Iffat Ara Hussain Ph.D. (Edu.) Educational Psychology Professor 21 Dr. Wazim Khan Ph.D. (Edu.) Guidance & Counselling Professor 21 Dr. Arbab Khan Afridi Ph.D. (Edu.) Education Assoctt. Prof. 20 Dr. Muhammad Numan Ph.D. (Arabic) Teaching of Arabic Associtt. Prof. 20 Mr. Javed Sikandar Rana M.Sc., M.Ed. Teaching of Science Assistant 19
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Professor Ds. Shafqat Parveen Ph.D. (Edu.) Education Assistant 19 Professor Mr. Shah Hussain M.A. Philosophy Philosophy Assistant 19 Professor Mr. Arshad Ali M.A. (Pol. Sc.), Education Assistant 19 M.Phil (Edu.) Professor Dr. Hafiz Inamullah Ph.D. (Edu.) Education Assistant 19 Professor Mr. Muhammad Rauf M.Sc. Computer Education Lecturer 18 Sc., M.Phil (Edu.) Ms. Naureen Durrani M.A., M.Ed. Education Lecturer 18 Syed Munir Ahmad B.Sc., M.Ed. Education Lecturer 18 Dr. Aqal Zaman Khattak Ph.D. (Botany) Botany Senior Master 18 (Detailed from I.C.S) *Mr. Amjad Reba M.A., M.Phil Education Lecturer NA *Mr. Nadeem Khan M.A.,(Edu.) M.Ed. English Lecturer NA *Ms. Uzma Dayan M.A., M.Ed. English Lecturer NA *Mr. Izaz Ali M.A., M.Ed. English Lecturer NA *On contract
Supporting Staff Name Designation BPS Mr.Name Hayat of Staff Khan Member Superintendent 16 Mr. Jalaluddin Librarian 16 Mr. Fida Muhammad J/C 7 Mr. Muhammad Masood Jan J/C 7 Mr. Ali Akbar N/Q 5 Mr. Javed Khan N/Q 2 Mr. Anwar Patras Sweeper 2 *Mr. Ghulam Hussain Accountant NA *Mr. Muhammad Naeem Zahid Computer Opt. cum PA NA *Mr. Qasim Jalal Labto Direct Att. or NA *Mr. Gharib Shah N/Q NA *Mr. Shahab Gul N/Q NA *Mr. Faheem Khan N/Q NA *Mr. Fayaz Khan Electrician NA *Mr. Javed Khan Carpenter NA *Mr. Imtiaz Khan Mali NA *Mr. Hidayat Shah Driver NA *Mrs. Anwar Patras Khala NA *On contract
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Staff Pursuing Higher Qualification (University / HEC / Other Scholarship)
Abroad Name Designation Qualification Area Of Study / University / Funding / Pursued Specialization Department Scholarship Ms. Naureen Durrani Lecturer Ph.D. education Sussex University of University, UK Peshawar Mr. Syed Munir Ahmad Lecturer Ph.D. education Nottingham University of University, UK Peshawar
Inland Name Designation Qualification Area Of Study / University Department Funding Pursued Specialization Arshad Ali Lecturer Ph.D. Education Gomal IER, University Self University of Peshawar Amjad Reba Lecturer Ph.D. Education University of IER, University Self Peshawar of Peshawar Uzma Dayan Lecturer M.Phil. Education University of IER, University Self Peshawar of Peshawar
Publications Name of Author Publication Name of Book/ Date of Monograph/ Journal etc. Publication Vol. etc. Amjad Reba Comparative Study of the Journal of Education & 2009 Performance of Secondary School Research, Vol 12. No. 2, Teachers Selected Through Public 2009, Dept. of Education Service Commission and Islamia University Departmental Selection Committees. Bahawalpur. Dr. Aqal Zaman Spirogyra from Peshawar Pak-General Plan Science; Vol. 151(2) Khattak Botany Dept. University of Peshawar. Dr. Aqal Zaman Same Cyanophycea from Peshawar PUTAJ, University of Vol. 16 Khattak Valley. Peshawar. Dr. Aqal Zaman Same blue green algae from yields of Pak-General Plan Science; Vol. 15(1) Khattak Asota Sharif, District Swabi, Pakistan Botany Dept. University of Peshawar. Dr. Arbab Khan The Impact of Feud and Faction on Journal of Law and Society Vol. xxxviii, Afiridi Socio-Economic Cultural and No. 51, Psychological Aspects of the Life of January, 2008 Tribal Community in N.W.F.P. with special reference to Mahmand Agency Dr. Arbab Khan US War of Drugs in Central Asia Asia Journal No. 62, 2008 Afiridi Dr. Arbab Khan Problems faced by Afghan Refugees PUTAJ, Humanities & Vol. 16, 2009. Afiridi Students in District Peshawar Social Sciences Nadeem Khan Improving the speaking ability in PUTAJ, Humanities & Vol. 15, 2008. English: The Teachers’ Perspective Social Sciences (Research Paper)
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Conference Attended Name of Title of Conference with Held at Sponsoring Agency Participant Date Dr. Arbab “Education for Intercultural Copenhagen, The Danish Ministry of Khan Afridi Understanding and Denmark Foreign Affairs and the Dialogue” Danish Center for Culture and from 21 – 22 October, 2008 Development (DCCD)
Seminars Organized Name of Participant Title of Seminar Held at Sponsoring Agency All students of the Institute and “Road to Successful Career and IER University of IER, University of Faculty members Life Planning” on 12-3-09. Peshawar Peshawar All students of the Institute “Ramzan-ul-Mubarak Ki Fazilat- IER University of IER, University of and Faculty members O-Ahmeeyat” on 25th of Peshawar Peshawar September, 2008 All students of the Institute “Inclusive Education” April, 09 IER University of IER, University of and Faculty members Peshawar Peshawar All students of the Institute “Peace and Harmony in IER University of IER, University of and Faculty members Education” on 17th of February, Peshawar Peshawar 2009 All students of the Institute “Personality Development” on 6- IER University of IER, University of and Faculty members 11-08 Peshawar Peshawar All students of the Institute “Higher Education Reforms” on Sir Sahibzada Abdul Oslo University and Faculty members, January 20, 09. Qayyum Khan Hall College Norway alongwith Professors from University of Peshawar including the Vice- Chancellor.
Workshops Attended Name of Title of Workshop Held at Dates Sponsoring Participant Agency Amjad Reba Effective Educational 14 – 24 April, Pak-Norway Leadership and 2008 Institutional Management Practices Cooperation Programme Amjad Reba Functional English / IER, University of 11 – 16 HEC Writing Skills Peshawar February, 2008 Amjad Reba Higher Education Trends Baragali Campus, 18 – 25 June, PUTA and Prospects University of 2008 Peshawar. Amjad Reba Interactive Teaching & Karachi 26 – 30 May, Children’s Learning Methodologies 2008 Resources as a Master Trainer International in Collaboration with Higher Education Commission
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Amjad Reba Research Methods in IER, University of 26 Dec. 07 to Pak-Norway Education Peshawar 5 Jan. 08. Institutional Cooperation Programme Research Methods in IER, University of 26 Dec. 07 to Pak-Norway Dr. Aqal Education Peshawar 5 Jan. 08. Institutional Zaman Cooperation Khattak Programme Research Methods in IER, University of 26 Dec. 07 to Pak-Norway Dr. Arbab Education Peshawar 5 Jan. 08. Institutional Khan Afridi Cooperation Programme Dr. Nabi-e-Kareem S-A-W Jamia Usmania 15 February, Shoba-E-Tadreeb- Muhammad Ki Tariqa-Ha-e- Tadrees. Peshawar 08 ul-Mualimeen Numan Research Methods in IER, University of 26 Dec. 07 to Pak-Norway Dr. Education Peshawar 5 Jan. 08. Institutional Muhammad Cooperation Numan Programme Dr. Taleem-O-Tallum Meen Jamia Usmania 12 February, Shoba-E-Tadreeb- Muhammad Nafsiyat Ki Ahmiyat Peshawar 08 ul-Mualimeen Numan Research Methods in IER, University of 26 Dec. 07 to Pak-Norway Mr. Arshad Education Peshawar 5 Jan. 08. Institutional Ali Cooperation Programme Research Methods in IER, University of 26 Dec. 07 to Pak-Norway Education Peshawar 5 Jan. 08. Institutional Mr. Izaz Ali Cooperation Programme Research Methods in IER, University of 26 Dec. 07 to Pak-Norway Mr. Javed Education Peshawar 5 Jan. 08. Institutional Sikandar Cooperation Rana Programme Research Methods in IER, University of 26 Dec. 07 to Pak-Norway Mr. Nadeem Education Peshawar 5 Jan. 08. Institutional Khan Cooperation Programme Research Methods in IER, University of 26 Dec. 07 to Pak-Norway Ms. Education Peshawar 5 Jan. 08. Institutional Nazneen Cooperation Shah Programme Research Methods in IER, University of 26 Dec. 07 to Pak-Norway Ms. Uzma Education Peshawar 5 Jan. 08. Institutional Dayan Cooperation Programme
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Organized Name of Participant Title of Workshop Held at Sponsoring Agency All the Faculty Action Research on Institute of Education Pak-Norway Institutional members of IER. Feb 4, 09 & Research, Cooperation Programme University of Peshawar Prof. Dr. Iffat Ara Leadership & IER, University of – do – Hussain Management 14 to Peshawar 24 April, 08. Dr. Arbab Khan – do – – do – – do – Afridi Dr. M. Numan – do – – do – – do – Dr. Shafqat Parveen – do – – do – – do – Javed Sikandar Rana – do – – do – – do – Arshad Ali – do – – do – – do – Muhammad Rauf – do – – do – – do – Amjad Reba – do – – do – – do – Nadeem Khan – do – – do – – do – Izaz Ali – do – – do – – do – Amjad Reba – do – – do – – do – Uzma Dayan – do – – do – – do – Amjad Reba Research Methods 26 December, at IER, Pak-Norway Institutional in Education University of Cooperation Programme Peshawar
Journal(s) Published By Department Title of the Editor / Year of ISSN Funding No. of Status* Journal Incharge First No Source Issues Continued Discontinued Issue Journal of Director IER 1994 1027- IER 14 Yes No Education & 0280 Private Research Fund
Co-curricular activities of students Cl.# Name Achievement Details 23 Faiza 1st Position 100 Meter Race (Female) 38 Haudia Akhtar 2nd Position 100 Meter Race (Female) 369 Shah Faqir 3rd Position 100 Meter Race (Female) 37 Haleema Muhammad Khan 3rd Position Badminton (Female) 158 Sumbal Shaheen 2nd Position Badminton (Female) 382 Shehla Noreen 1st Position Badminton (Female) 191 Asad Ullah 2nd Position Badminton (male) 468 Shafiq Ahmad 1st Position Badminton (male) 542 Majid Khan 3rd Position Badminton (male) 27 Farah Rashid Winner Team Bait Bazi 185 Abdul Khaliq Winner Team Bait Bazi 204 Naveed Iqbal Winner Team Bait Bazi 26 Fakhr Un Nisa 1st Position Calligraphy (1st Shift) 63 Maryam Ehsan 3rd Position Calligraphy (1st Shift)
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206 Saifullah 2nd Position Calligraphy (1st Shift) 139 Shagufta 1st Position Calligraphy (2nd Shift) 377 Irum Durrani 1st Position Calligraphy (2nd Shift) 193 Zaib Huzaifi 2nd Position Calligraphy (2nd Shift) 451 Muhammad Adeel 3rd Position Calligraphy (2nd Shift) 37 Haleema Muhammad Khan Winner Team Cricket (Female) 68 Misbah Winner Team Cricket (Female) 81 Nazia Shireen Winner Team Cricket (Female) 124 Saira Khan Afridi Winner Team Cricket (Female) 126 Salma Gul Winner Team Cricket (Female) 127 Salma Iqbal Winner Team Cricket (Female) 130 Samina Rooman Winner Team Cricket (Female) 134 Sara Abbas Winner Team Cricket (Female) 138 Shabana Farid Winner Team Cricket (Female) 147 Sidra Mushtaq Winner Team Cricket (Female) 148 Sidra Rahim Best Player Cricket (Female) 159 Sumera Bashir Winner Team Cricket (Female) 164 Tahira Syed Winner Team Cricket (Female) 168 Taskeen Aqeel Winner Team Cricket (Female) 213 Zahid ur Rahman Best Player Cricket (male) 59 Lubna Gul 3rd Position Debates (English) 107 Sadaf Shahzadi 2nd Position Debates (English) 48 Iffat Islam Alvi 1st Position Debates (Urdu) 206 Saifullah 2nd Position Debates (Urdu) 2 3rd Position Essay Writing Competition Abgeena Wazir Ahmad (English) 200 2nd Position Essay Writing Competition Muhammad Asim (English) 208 1st Position Essay Writing Competition Sher Baz Khan (English) 240 1st Position Essay Writing Competition Rohi Omar (Pashto) 48 Iffat Islam Alvi 1st Position Essay Writing Competition (Urdu) 59 Lubna Gul 3rd Position Essay Writing Competition (Urdu) 61 Madiha Zamir 2nd Position Essay Writing Competition (Urdu) 305 Saiqa Naz 1st Position Dry Flower Competition 34 Hadia Ikram 2nd Position Dry Flower Competition 202 Yasir Bashir 3rd Position Dry Flower Competition 307 Faheema Noor Arbab 1st Position Fresh Flower Competition 148 Sidra Rahim 2nd Position Fresh Flower Competition 326 Maryyam Reshma 3rd Position Fresh Flower Competition 37 Haleema Muhammad Khan 3rd Position Naat Competition 43 Hina Siraj 2nd Position Naat Competition 130 Samina Rooman 3rd Position Naat Competition 206 Saifullah 1st Position Naat Competition 193 Bahadar Zaib 3rd Position Qirat Competition 198 Mohammad Subhan 2nd Position Qirat Competition 206 Saifullah 1st Position Qirat Competition 537 Mustafa Best Project Science Exhibition
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42 Hina Naseer Best Project Science Exhibition 63 Maryam Ehsan Best Project Science Exhibition 99 Reshma Saeed Best Project Science Exhibition 120 Saima Khanum Best Project Science Exhibition 124 Saira Khan Afridi Best Project Science Exhibition 126 Salma Gul Best Project Science Exhibition 127 Salma Iqbal Best Project Science Exhibition 383 Shehla Best Project Science Exhibition 152 Sughra Best Project Science Exhibition 177 Zahra Fayyaz Best Project Science Exhibition 183 Shambaleed Humayun Best Project Science Exhibition 202 Muhammad Yasir Bashir Best Project Science Exhibition 211 Syed Sikandar Shah Best Project Science Exhibition 381 Shaheen Bibi Best Project Science Exhibition 391 Hina Ali Best Project Science Exhibition 37 Haleema Muhammad Khan 1st Position Table Tennis (Female) 148 Sidra Rahim 3rd Position Table Tennis (Female) 164 Tahira Syed 2nd Position Table Tennis (Female) 185 Abdul Khaliq 3rd Position Table Tennis (male) 211 Syed Sikandar Shah 2nd Position Table Tennis (male) 425 Asif Iqbal 1st Position Table Tennis (male) 68 Misbah Winner Team Volley Ball (Female) 126 Salma Gul Winner Team Volley Ball (Female) 127 Salma Iqbal Winner Team Volley Ball (Female) 138 Shabana Farid Winner Team Volley Ball (Female) 147 Sidra Mushtaq Winner Team Volley Ball (Female) 164 Tahira Syed Winner Team Volley Ball (Female) 189 Adnan Khan Best Player Volley Ball (male) 200 Muhammad Asim Winner Team Volley Ball (male) 202 Muhammad Yasir Bashir Winner Team Volley Ball (male) 204 Naveed Iqbal Winner Team Volley Ball (male) 211 Syed Sikandar Shah Winner Team Volley Ball (male) 213 Zahid ur Rahman Winner Team Volley Ball (male) 467 Sana Ullah Winner Team Volley Ball (male)
Students Enrollment Bachelor Programme Male Female Total Morning Evening Morning Evening Morning Evening B.Ed. 25 56 181 83 206 139
Master Programme Male Female Total Morning Evening Morning Evening Morning Evening M.Ed. 12 23 36 30 48 53 M.Phil. Programme Male Female Total M.Phil. 7 + 6 = 13 9 + 3 = 12 25
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Ph.D. Programme Male Female Total Ph.D. 2 - 2
Achievements Department After the Renovation of ground floor of the Institute, 1st floor is also renovated i.e. tiles, white wash, electric re-wiring etc.: Construction of new male Common Room. Library: Following developments and improvements have been made during the session 2008 – 2009:
Took the initiative towards complete automation / computerization of library. In this connection, approximately 6000 books have been computerized by using Library Information Management Software (LIMS) and the process is still going towards completion.
About 600 books have been added in the library after completing all the technical processes i.e. accessioning, classification and automated spine labeling etc. through purchase and donations this year.
Bibliographical data of research theses of about 540 M.Ed/M.Phil and Ph.D students is computerized. This will no doubt provide ease of access for students and research scholars to benefit from the past researches.
Automated spine labeling of around 8000 books have been completed till yet and the process is still on.
After the renovation of library in the year 2009 all the material e.g. (Monographs, Periodicals and reference books) organized/arranged in their respective shelves/sections according to the classification for ease of access.
Mr. Naeem Zahid, PA to Director/Comp. Opt.: Winner of Grand prize (Medal and Certificate of Honour) in a science competition on a Project “Very Low Cost Electric Bike”. A 2 days Science Competition, organized by the Directorate of Science and Technology, Peshawar, held at Archives library, N.W.F.P. Peshawar, on November 10 – 11, 2009.
Students Academics Distinction: S.# Name Achievement Details 1 Maryum Ehsan Topped Secured 826/1100 marks in B.Ed. 2 Tabassum Faiz Solehria Topped Secured 787/1000 marks in M.Ed.
Future Plan
Academic Development Increase number of faculty especially young lecturers who are foreign qualified so that variety of subject could be offered to the students.
Increase the number of supporting staff.
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Capacity building of all the staff and promote the caliber of the Institute to step forward and become Faculty of Education, University of Peshawar in the days to come.
Improvement of the Library and making it a digital library, which is connected through the internet, to the rest of the world.
To Develop Higher Education Links with Foreign Universities and develop student teacher exchange programme.
Physical Development Further construction of the building to increase the number of classrooms, offices, staffrooms, bathrooms etc for the teaching staff and students. Having greater number of spacious classrooms will enable the Institute to offer a variety of modern and latest subjects.
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Department of International Relations
Brief History
Department of International Relations was established in 1979 as a separate discipline. Since then IR department is successfully progressing in its four main functions, i.e. research, teaching, training and consultancy. The teaching program of the Department is essentially oriented towards the M.A in IR, and since 1998 towards M.Phil and PhD as well. This Department has a very competent and dedicated faculty performing its duties enthusiastically.
Teaching Staff Name of Staff Qualification Area of Specialization Designation BPS Member Dr.Adnan Sarwar khan Ph.D Afghanistan Professor 21 Mr. Noor Shah Jahan M.A I.R Nuclear Deterrence Asstt.Prof. 20 Dr. Nasreen Ghufran Ph.D The politics of repatriation Asstt.Prof 20 : a case of afghan refugee repatriation from Pakistan (1989-2003) Dr. Ijaz Khan Ph.D An analysis of pakistan’s Asstt.Prof 20 foreign policy decision making with special reference to pakistan’s post September 11,2001 afghan policy and its impact on the region. Mr.Syed Hussain M.A IR Lecturer 18 Shaheed Suharwardi (study leave) Mr. Shahid Ali Khattak M.A IR Lecturer 18 Ms. Saima Gul M.A IR *Lecturer NA Ms. Minhas Majeed M.A IR *Lecturer NA *On Contract
Supporting Staff
Name of Staff Member Designation BPS Syed Zahoor Shah Assistant 14 Mr. Arif Rehman Senior Clerk 09 Mr. Aminullah Senior Clerk 09 Mr. Liaqat Ali Naib Qasid 02 Mr. Zahidullah *Lib. Attendent 01 *On contract
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Staff Pursuing Higher Qualification (University / HEC / Other Scholarship)
Abroad Name Designation Qualification Area Of Study Country University / Pursued / Specialization Department Syed Shaheed Suharwardi Lecturer Ph.D ------UK Glasgow
Publication
Dr . Nasreen Ghufraan “Afghanistan in 2007. a bleeding wound” asian survey: vol xlvii,No 1, Jan/feb- 2008 University of california press, Berkeley,US.
Dr.Ijaz Khan International Non Proliferation Regime and the US –India Nuclear Cooperation Deal: A South Asian Perspectives”, Journal of Sciences and Humainities, Faculties of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Peshawar, No 1,2008.
“Challenges Facing Development in Pakistan’s FATA” in Challenges facing Pakistan’s Federally Administered tribal areas . in NBR Analysis Volume 19, number 3, http://nbr.org/publications/analysis/pdf/vol19no3/pdf
Conference Paper
Dr. Ijaz Khan Read Paper Titled “ Is The World Beyond Hegemony The World Beyond States” At An International Conference Organised By Apisa In Kuala Lumpur 24-25 February 2009.
“Understanding Terrorism: Regional Perspectives” Paper Read At Regional Conference On Terrorism Held At Kabul On 14-16 October 2008.
Paper on “Rights Of Minoroties –South Asian Scence’ At An International Seminar Being Organised By Democratic Comission Of Pakistan And Eurac At Lahore On 22 March 2009.
Presented a Lecture On “Understanding Democracy “ At A One Day Seminar Organised By Women Development Organization At Mardan On 14 Febrauary 2009.
Preented A Lecture Title” Fata Reforms: Basis , Direction, And Strategy ‘, At A One Day Consultation On Reforms In Fata ‘Organized By Sustainable Development Policy Institute, Islamabad And Action Aid, UK At Islamabad On 15 July 2008.
Mr Shahid “Small Arms Proliferation In South Asia , Organised By Camp ,British Council And Department Of IR, At Dept Of IR, University Of Peshawar.
Ms. Minhas The Costs Of War On Terror On Pakistan .NWFP, Health Foundation, On Pak Day Of Celebration.
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Conference Attended Name of Participant Title of Conference with Date Held at Sponsoring Agency
Dr Ijaz khan Responsibility to protect : the KARACHI Area study centre role of UN karachi Dr Ijaz khan Is the World Beyond Hegemony Kuala APISA The World Beyond States lampur Dr Ijaz khan Understanding terrorism : Kebul regional perspectives Dr ijaz khan Rights of Minorities- South Lahore Democratic commission Asian Scene of Pakistan and EURAC Dr Ijaz khan Understanding Democracy Mardan Women development organization Dr Ijaz khan FATA Reforms : Basis Islamabad Sustainable ,Direction And Strategy Development Policy Institute Mr. Shahid Small arms proliferation Dept of IR Camp ,British council Ms. Minhas Costs of War on Terror on Pak Peshawar NWFP Health Foundation
Staff Training (Received / Imparted) Name of Trainee Title of Training Held at Sponsored by Ms. Saima Gul And Research Methodology HEC office HEC MS.Minhas Majeed Hayatabad
Research Projects Dr Nasreen Ghufran :” Agfghanistan “ Bertelsmann transformation index 2008: Political Management in International Compaisons: funded by Bertelsmann stifling Centre for Applied Policy of Research at University of Munich, Munich, Germany.
Co – Curricular Activities of Staff IRSA Ms Saima Gul is the Organiser of International Relations students association and is involved in arranging seminars, studies tours, blood donation camps, and sports activities.
Mosaic Ms Minhas Majeed is an editor of department magazine.
Students Enrollment Master Programme Male Female Total Morning Evening Morning Evening Morning Evening M.A (Previous) 30 31 29 22 59 53 M.A(Final) 25 38 31 17 56 55 Total 55 69 60 39 115 108 M.Phil
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Programme Male Female Total 2008-2009 02 Nil 02 Ph.D Programme Male Female Total 2008-2009 02 Nil 02
Scholarships Awarded To Students Source of Scholarship Number Mora scholarship 5 P.h Khyber 1 Political Agent Khyber 3
Achievements Distinctions Staff Certificates for participation in workshops and seminars. Students Gold medals, Presidential Awards, and Distinction certificates. Students Field Trips (Curriculum Based) IRSA arranged study trips for students to Foreign Office, Islamabad
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Department of Political Science
Brief History Established in 1962, the Department of Political Science is one of the oldest teaching departments of the University of Peshawar. Prof. Dr. Mrs. Afsar Saleem Khan was one of the pioneering founders who undertook much struggle for the establishment of the department. The learned professor had a team of over-zealous faculty who extended all out support to her in those early years when the department had no building of its own. Among those dedicated personalities, the names of Prof. Dr. Asrar Hussain, Dr. Muhammad Riaz of Law College and Prof. Dr. Raja Muhammad Naib will always be remembered who left no stone unturned in strengthening the foundation of the department and raising its standard of excellence .
In 1974, courses of International Relations and Public Administration were introduced. The rapid development soon necessitated bifurcation and the result was the birth of two separate departments in 1982 namely the Department of International Relations and that of the Public Administration (currently the Institute of Management Studies). The department has been catering to the needs of young students of the N.W.F.P in the science of politics so as to enable them to enrich and broaden their understanding of politics and thus become responsible citizens of Pakistan. The department is proud of supplying enormous manpower resources to the prestigious civil service of Pakistan. The Department’s Website is www.dops.edu.pk
Vision To be one of the leading departments of the University of Peshawar with the needed talent and opportunities where youth of the nation in general and those of the frontier province in particular could be proud of seeking knowledge for their masters’ and research degrees.
Mission The department aims at achieving continuous progress in imparting education / training to students so as to train them to shoulder future responsibilities in a manner that satisfies the expectations of the nation. To achieve the objective, the department has been updating / revising its syllabi so as to cope with the educational needs of a fast moving world.
The department is committed to produce a core of young politicians believing in the service of the nation and dedicated to raise and strengthen the image of Pakistan in the comity of nations.
Objectives To provide quality education in the discipline of Political Science at all levels – Masters’, M. Phil and Ph.D; To provide a platform to the young students where they can sharpen their potentials in order to be dynamic leaders of tomorrow; To serve as a think tank by supplying to the policy making institutions of the nation the needed inputs based on discussions in seminars and conferences.
Teaching Staff Name of Staff Member Qualification Area of Specialization Designation BPS Taj Moharram Khan Ph. D (U.K) Local Govt., Administration, Professor 21 Pakistan Affairs. Dr. A. Z. Hilali Ph. D (U.K) International Relations; Professor 21 [ Joined NDU on deputation International Law; on 13.2.2009 ]. Foreign Policy Analysis.
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Dr. Ghulam Mustafa Ph. D (Pesh) Muslim World; Associate 20 Foreign Policy Analysis Professor Dr. Abdul Rauf Ph. D (QAU) Pakistan Studies Associate 20 Professor Mrs. Shahida Aman M.A (Pesh) Pakistan Affairs; Lecturer 19 [ On study leave these days ] Economy of Pakistan; Political Systems Miss. Noreen Naseer M.A (Pesh) Political Systems; Lecturer 19 Pakistan Affairs; International Economics Muhammad Ayub Jan M.A (Pesh) Foreign Policy of Pakistan; Lecturer 18 [ On study leave these days ] Pakistan Economy; Pakistan Affairs. Syed Sami Raza Zaidi M.Phil (Pesh Research Methodology; Lecturer 18 [ On study leave these days ] Public Administration; Foreign Policy of Pakistan. Aamer Raza M.A (Pesh) Pakistan Economy Lecturer M. Phil Pakistan Affairs. 18 (QAU) Muhammad Zubair M.A (Pesh) Political Philosophy; Lecturer 18 M. Phil International Relations (QAU)
Supporting Staff Name of Staff Member Designation BPS Shahzada Gulfam Librarian 17 Murad Khan Assistant 14 Shamsul Amin Junior Clerk 7 Khalil Khan Naib Qasid 03 Zahid Gul Peon 01 Atif Matloob Computer Lab Attendant 05
Staff Pursuing Higher Qualification (University / HEC / Other Scholarships)
Abroad Name Designation Qualification Area of Study/ University/ Funding / Pursued Specialization Department Scholarship M. Ayub Jan Lecturer Ph. D Political York (U.K) University Thought. Political Studies of Peshawar Syed Sami Lecturer Ph.D Comparative Manoa, (USA) Fulbright Raza Zaidi Politics. Political Science
Inland Name Designation Qualification Area of Study/ Country University/ Status Pursued Specialization Department
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Mrs. Shahida Lecturer Ph.D State-failure & Pakistan Area Study Write Aman Nation-Building Centre, up Peshawar
Miss. Noreen Lecturer Ph.D International Pakistan Area Study Write Naseer Economics Centre, up Peshawar
Conference Papers
Mr. Muhammad Zubair, Lecturer in this department, presented a paper titled: Homeland Security Act 2002 and Identity Crisis among Pakistani Americans at the 11th International American Studies Conference held at the Quaid Azam University Islamabad on 21 – 23 November 2008.
Conference Attended Title of Conference Scope Held at Sponsoring Agency Date From To 11th International American International Quaid-e-Azam Area Study Centre 21 – 23 Studies Conference. University November 2008 Mr. Muhammad Zubair, lecturer in this department presented his paper.
Seminars (attended / organized) A seminar cum dialogue titled “Youth Activism in Democracy, Rule of Law and Good Governance” was arranged by the students’ wing of the department Association of Political Scientists (APS) in collaboration with Centre for Civic Education HEC on 15 May 2009. WORKSHOPS (ATTENDED / ORGANIZED)
Dr. Ghulam Mustafa, Associate Professor was nominated along with three senior students of the department to attend workshops at Islamabad. Details are as under:
Workshop Title Organized by Held at Scope Date Communication Skills Centre for Civic Allama Iqbal Open National 30.1.2009 Education, Pakistan University, Islamabad to Collaboration HEC 1.2.2009 Civic Activities, Rule Centre for Civic Allama Iqbal Open National 6 – 8 Feb of Law and Good Education, Pakistan University, Islamabad 2009 Governance Collaboration HEC Understanding Centre for Civic Allama Iqbal Open National 20 – 22 Feb Violence and Education, Pakistan University, Islamabad 2009 Terrorism Collaboration HEC Islam in the Centre for Civic Allama Iqbal Open National 27 – 29 Contemporary World Education, Pakistan University, Islamabad March, Collaboration HEC 2009 Citizenship in the Age Centre for Civic Allama Iqbal Open National 24 – 26 of Globalization. Education, Pakistan University, Islamabad April 2009 Collaboration HEC
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Journals Published by Department The second issue of the students’ magazine The Leader for the session has been published.
Co-Curricular Activities of Staff
In the beginning of 2009, a senior faculty member attended a series of workshops arranged jointly by the Centre for Civic Education Pakistan in collaboration with the Higher Education Commission. Five sessions of the workshop took place (details appear in section: 9 of this document). Three students of M.A (Final) also attended the workshop. They were awarded with awarded with certificates on the successful completion of the same. Another faculty member Mr. Muhammad Zubair presented an impressive paper at the 11th International American Studies Conference held at QAU Islamabad on 21—23 Nov. 2008. The faculty members also took a keen interest in the organization of an intra-departmental declamation contest that took place on 16.3.2009. The topic was: Terrorism – An Islamic Perspective. A declamation contest was held on 18 December 2009 on “Universal Declaration of Human Rights”. Students of MA Previous and Final participated in the contest. The audience, participants and the guests were served with high tea at the end.
Students Enrollment Master Program Male Female Total M. A (Previous) Morning 31 32 63 M. A (Previous) Evening 41 18 59 M. A (Final) Morning 30 34 64 M. A (Final) Evening 31 31 62 Grant Total 133 115 248
M. Phil Program Male Female Total 08 --- 08
Ph. D Program Male Female Total 5 6 11
Scholarships Awarded To Students
Source of Scholarship Number Mora 14 Baitul Maal 1 HEC 2
Achievements Students Field Trips (Curriculum Based) 1 M.A (Previous) students traveled twice to Islamabad and Murree on a one-day study- cum-excursion trip. 2 M.A (Final) students traveled to Lahore on a 4-day long study-cum-excursion trip.During their stay at Lahore, they visited the sister department of Political Science and exchanged views with the students on matters of mutual interests.
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Future Plan Revise Syllabi and incorporate courses that reflect modern day trends in political studies; Place more emphasis on the holding of conferences and seminars; Turn the department into a Think Tank where issues of national and regional importance are debated and food for thought supplied to the policy making institutions of the state; To introduce new fields of specialization and thus expand the fields of academics for students; To accelerate research activities and motivate research students to expedite their write up. A target to produce one Ph.D and three M.Phil has been fixed.
Strategies For The Session Latest methods of teaching will be introduced. To achieve this, preliminary arrangements have been made. Projector screens have been installed in all the three classrooms. The worthy vice chancellor has been kind enough to provide a latest model of Digital Projector. Attempts will also be made to make the teaching a two-way process i.e., an enhanced participation of the students so as to enable them bring their hidden potentials to the surface.
Vision For The Future To make Political Science as one of the leading departments of the University of Peshawar. The needed talent and opportunities would be made available. A conducive academic environment will be created where youth of the nation in general and those of the frontier province in particular could be proud of seeking knowledge for their masters’ and research degrees in Political Science.
Page 202 University of Peshawar Law College Annual Report 2008-09
Law College
Brief History
The Law College, University of Peshawar is one of the first institutions. That started functioning with the foundation of the University of Pakistan. In1950. It was originally in envisaged as a separate faculty of the University. And was later on elevated to the prestigious positions of an independent, Faculty in 1992.
With the re-organization of various faculties of the Universities it is now a Institutions of the newly established Faculty of Social Sciences. The college is offering both graduates and post graduates programs in Law.
Legal education is generally provided through public sector universities and also by private institutions that follows the curriculum and the standards prescribed by the Higher Education Commission in consultation with the Pakistan Bar Council: a statutory body to regulate legal profession and legal education in Pakistan. The LL.B degree courses are adopted after a strenuous exercise, the courses are proposed through a National Curriculum, Review, Committee of the HEC in Law. The recommendations of the NCRC are then carefully examined by a joint meeting of the representative of the Universities and the members of the PBC. Various academic boards and bodies of the University then finally review the approved courses before they are ultimately adopted. A consistent effort is throughout made to improve the standards of legal education as the curriculum is reviewed after every three years.
Teaching Staff Name of Staff Member Qualification Area of Specialization Designation BPS Dr. Adnan Sarwar Khan LL.B & M.A., International Relations/ Principal & 21 University of Foreign Policy, Law: Professor Karachi, Ph.D. Theories, International Law, University of Administrative Law Peshawar Mr. Ahmad Ali Khan LL.M. (UK) Law of Torts Professor 22 Dr. Fayyaz ur Rehman LL.B (Peshawar) Muslim personal Laws and Professor 21 Ph.D (Peshawar Land Laws Dr. Misal Zada LL.B (Peshawar) Islamic Personal Law, Jirga Professor 21 Ph.D (Peshawar Laws Mr. Abdul Manan LL.B (Peshawar) Islamic Commercial Law/ Associate 20 LL.M (UK) Labour Law Professor Mr. Muhammad Nadeem LL.B (Peshawar) International Law and Assistant 19 Azam Ph.D (Under Constitutional Law Professor process from US) Mr. Sajid Ali Ghafoor LL.B (Peshawar) Law of Torts and Equity Assistant 19 LL.M (UK) Professor Mr. Inayat Ullah LL.B & LL.M Environmental Law / Human Lecturer 18 (Peshawar) Rights Law/ Law of Politics Mr. Muhammad Zubair LL.B & M.A Constitutional Law and Lecturer 18 Khan (Peshawar) Administrative Law Ms. Sobia Bashir LL.B & M.A Lecturer 18 (Peshawar) Mr. Muhammad Nadeem LL.B (Peshawar) Torts and Islamic
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LL.M (Under Jurisprudence process US) Mr. Anees Iqbal LL.B (Peshawar) Civil Law Lecturer 18 On Contract Mr. Azhar Naeem Qarni LL.B Peshawar Income Tax Law and Part Time 18 Advocate High Constitutional History teacher Court Mr. Malik Jarar Hussain LL.B (Peshawar) Civil Procedure Court Part Time 18 Advocate High teacher Court Mr. Shakeel Azam LL.B Peshawar Administrative Law/ Law Part Time 18 Advocate High of Evidence / Corporate teacher Court Law/ Intellectual Property Law Mr. Faisal Shahzad LL.B Peshawar Criminal Law and C.r.P.C Part Time 18 LL.M (in teacher progress) Mr. Haziq Ali Shah LL.B Peshawar Equity and Specific Relief Part Time 18 Advocate High Act teacher Court Mr. Waqar Ahmad LL.M UK Criminal Law Part Time 18 Advocate High teacher Court Mr. Quresh Ali LL.B Peshawar Pleading and Convincing Part Time 18 Islamic Jurisprudence teacher Ms. Hina Allauddin LL.B (Peshawar) Pleading and Convincing Lecturer 18 LL.M (under process Peshawar) Mr. Hassan Khalil LL.B (Peshawar) Islamic Jurisprudence and Lecturer 18 Constitutional Law
Supporting Staff Name of Staff Member Designation BPS Muhammad Iqbal Superintendent 16 Ghalib Khan Librarian 17 Muhammad Kashif Office Assistant 14 Rafaqatullah Senior Clerk 9 Wahid Hussain Junior Clerk 7 Farrukh Ali Raza Junior Clerk 7 Rohul Amin Library Attendant 7 Gul Rehman Naib Qasid 5 Sher Afzal Naib Qasid 4 Ashfaq Ahmad Naib Qasid 3 Tariq Maqsood Naib Qasid 2 Syed Fayyaz Shah Naib Qasid 2 On contract Mr. Hamayum Khan Accountant 16 Khalid Khan K.P.O 11
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Faculty Pursuing Higher Qualification (University / HEC / Other Scholarship)
Abroad Name Designation Qualification Area Of Study Country University / Pursued / Specialization Department Mr. Nadeem Azam Asstt. Professor Ph.D (in Human rights USA University Of Progress) Peshawar Muhammad Lecturer Ll.M (in USA Nadeem Progress)
Inland Name Designation Qualification Area Of Study / University/ Funding Pursued Specialization Department Mr. Abdul Manan Asstt. Prof. Ph.D The comparative IR Department Self Analysis Of University Of Finance Universal Declaration Pakistan Of Human Rights And Human Rights In Islam Mr. Zubair Khan Lecturer Ph.D International Human IR department Self Rights Law Pakistan University Of finance Peshawar, Pakistan Mr. Inayat ullah Lecturer Ph.D Political Pakistan Area Study Centre Self Khan Rights Of Women University Of finance Under Ceda Peshawar, Afghanistan As Case Pakistan Study Mr. Sobia bashir Lecturer LL.M Qazi Jamil Scholarship Institute, Pakistan Ms. Hina Lecturer LL.M Allauddin
Publication
Details of Publications: A bi- Annual National Journal Which Includes Research Articles About the Subject Matters of Law And Issue Related To Society In The Context Of Issues Of Law/ Judicial matters.
Journal(s) Published By Department Title of the Editor / Year of Issue Funding No. of Status Journal Incharge First No Source Issues Continued Issue Law and Dr. Misal 1982 1027- University of BI- Continued society Zada 4618 Peshawar annual
Conference / Seminars / Workshops Attended Name of Participant Title of Conference Date Venue Sponsoring Agency Prof. Dr. Anees Palestine Present, Past 24-4-2009 Shaikh Zayed
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Ahmad, Vice and future Islamic Centre Chancellor Rafah International University, Islamabad Inaugural Ceremony in Disaster Management 4-4-2009 University of Centre of Disaster Exhibition Peshawar preparedness and Management University of Peshawar
Organized Name of Organizer Title of Conference Date Venue Sponsoring Agency
Principal staff, Orientation seminar for 26-27 University ICRC Peshawar students and guests LL.B part III November of Peshawar 2008 Muhammad Riaz, Speech competition in 20 March, University Radio Pakistan Mr. Sajjad Hussain, connection with Pakistan 2009 of Peshawar Peshawar (both students of day M.Com) and Law College students Roohaila, Sharif Theory of Law 10 March, University Law College Farooq 2009 of Peshawar
Honorable Vice Books Exhibition 15-16 University National Book Chancellor, Principal, April, 2009 of Peshawar Foundation, staff members Ministry of education Peshawar Honorable Chief Inauguration certificate University Human Rights Justice, Pesh High course ceremony of the of Peshawar Study Centre, Court and Vice Human Rights Centre, University of Chancellor, University of Peshawar Peshawar University of Peshawar Principal staff members of various Departments Mr. Sagheer Ahmad, Carrier Counseling and University Law College ICMS Peshawar Guidance of Peshawar Barrister Baber Study of Law in UK, 28 April, University Law College Imran Preparation of Australia and Canada 2009 of Peshawar life Gen. Mumtaz Gul, Law and Order Situation 25 University Law College Mr. Umar Afridi, Mr. in FATA/ NWFP February, of Peshawar Abbas Khan 2009
Co – Curricular Activities of Faculty
Seminar, Presentation, Debates, tutorials, Court Visits and Study Tours.
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Students Enrollment
LL.B Programme Male Female Total LL.B Morning Evening Morning Evening Morning Evening LL.B-I 61 75 39 23 100 78 LL.B-II 46 68 53 25 99 93 LL.B-III 52 54 44 33 96 87 Total 159 197 136 81 295 258
LL.M Programme Male Female Total LL.M 7 3 10
Scholarships Awarded To Students Source of Scholarship Number Mora Scholarship 1 Fata Scholarship 1 Pakistan Baitulmall 1 Fee Concession 1 Swat Affected Area 1
Achievements Distinctions (Award, Medal etc) Students The College student’s football team won the tournament and got first prize. The two students of the Law College participated in the seminar of the British Council under title “Environmental Globalization” and won certificates. Students Field Trips (Curriculum Based) 1. Court Visits: Session Courts and High Court 2. Visit to the Supreme Court of Pakistan 3. Study tours to various Law Institutions of Pakistan
University of Peshawar Page 207 Department of Psychology Annual Report 2008-09
Department of Psychology
Brief History
University of Peshawar was established on 30th October, 1950. The Department of Psychology came into existence in 1964. Professor Dr. Shahabuddin Muhammad Moghni, laid the foundations of Psychology Department as its first Professor and Chairman. Although Psychology was introduced for the first time in N-WFP, yet the number of students enrolled was quite large. There were 25 students in all, (13 boys and 12 girls). Prof . Dr. S. M. Moghni was the sole person who had to look after administration as well as teaching and research.There was no separate building. In fact there was only one class room vacated by the Department of Geology on the ground floor.Another room on first floor was given by the Department of Geography, which served as a lecture room. Neither a Seminar library was available, nor a laboratory, both of which were of utmost importance for graduate students of Psychology. Above all, the text books were not available in the market. The students could manage to purchase only a few books during the first academic session (1964-65) and some were supplied by the Department. The first person to join Professor Moghni in this endeavor was Professor Dr. Zafar Afaq Ansari (remained Director NIP, and Chairman, Department of Psychology, IIU, Malaysia; now in California, USA). He joined this Department as a Lecturer in December 1964. The syllabi approved for the Previous Year class consisted of three theory papers (History of Psychology; Abnormal Psychology; Social Psychology) and Laboratory work. Dr. Moghni was teaching History of Psychology Including Introductory & Experimental Psychology whereas Dr. Ansari was teaching Abnormal Psychology as well as supervising the Laboratory work (including a basic course in Statistics). Teaching load was greatly increased when the previous year students were promoted to the final class. The same faculty members had to teach three more theory papers (Experimental Psychology, Physiological Psychology, Testing and Measurement), and practicum. In January 1966, Professor Dr. Alay Ahmad joined the faculty as a Lecturer and shared the teaching responsibilities. In 1965-66, the Department was able to purchase some text books and laboratory equipment and began to hum with Experimental and Testing activities. Due to lack of space in the original building, the Department was shifted to Quaid-e-Azam College of Commerce in late 1966. In 1968, Professor Dr. Mah Nazir Riaz, one of the first graduates, joined the Department as a Lecturer. By 1969, the faculty expanded. It consisted of one Professor, four Lecturers, and one Demonstrator. But the sojourn in the Commerce College was too brief and its classes had to move to Youth Hostel (the building to the right of the department, now IMS Junior section). A new building for this Department was considered a must by the University because its activities had greatly expanded. The present building is the outcome of that great-felt need and was designed specially as Psychology Department. The Department moved in here in 1972 and started expanding in terms of Faculty members, Seminar Library, Laboratory Equipment and Psychological Tests etc. Professor Dr. Farhana Jahangir (now VC, Frontier Women University) joined in 1979, Professor Dr. Maher Bano in 1980, Dr. Nasim Riaz Sahibzada in 1980 (now a consultant psychologist in Maryland, DC), Dr. Rahat Sajjad (Retd.) in 1982, Professor Dr. Zulfiqar Hussain Gilani (Retd.) in 1982 (also remained VC of our University, now in Canada), Dr. Nighat Gillani in 1987 (later Associate Professor at NIP, now in Canada), Dr. Muhammad Jahanzeb Khan (the present Chair) in 1990, Dr. Erum Irshad in 1996, Dr. Summiya Hayat Bangash in 2002, and Ms. Roomana Zeb in 2008. In 1995 a Mass Communication Lab, was established by Dr. Alay Ahmad, and in 1997-98 a Computer section was established by Dr. Muhammad Jahanzeb Khan during Dr. Mah Nazir's tenure. Prof. Dr. Shahabuddin Muhammad Moghni retired in 1986 and passed away in 1988. Prof. Dr. Alay Ahmad retired in 1997 and is serving in Preston University as Dean of Social Sciences now. Prof. Dr. Mah Nazir Riaz retired in 2002 and now serving as Dean and Chair of Psychology in Frontier Women University Peshawar. Dr. Rahat Sajjad retired in 2009.
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The Department presently offers specialization in Social Psychology, Clinical Psychology, Psychological Testing, Counseling, Developmental Psychology, and Experimental Psychology. The Department is equipped with a Library, Laboratory for experimentation, a Computer section, and a Mass Communication laboratory. We are also offering M.Sc. programme in the afternoon. We have started 4-years Integrated BS programme on Term Basis from the Fall Semester, 2009 and soon going to start with Diploma in Clinical Psychology and Industrial/Organizational Psychology. We are also planning to offer some certificate courses. The Department also publishes a research journal Khyber Behavioural Studies
Teaching Staff Name of Staff Qualification Area of Specialization Designation BPS Member Dr.Muhammad M.A (Pesh) Social and Clinical Professor 21 Jahanzeb Khan M.Phil (Pesh) Psychology / Ph.D (Pesh) Psychometrics Post Doc. (Berkeley USA) Dr.Maher Bano M.Sc (Pesh) Social Professor 21 Ph.D (Pesh) Psychology/Experimental Psychology Dr.Erum Irshad M.Sc (Pesh) Clinical Psychology/ Associate 20 P.M.D.C(Karachi) Learning Disabilities Professor M.Phil (Pesh) Ph.D (Pesh) Pot Doc(UK) Dr.Summiya Ahmad M.Sc. (Pesh) Emotional Intelligence Lecturer 18 Ph.D (Pesh) Mrs.Roomana Zeb M.Sc. (Pesh) Lecturer 18 On contract Ms. Nawal Haider M.Sc. (Pesh) -- Lecturer 18 Ms.Eshrat Khalid M.Sc. (Pesh) Clinical Psychology Lecturer 18 P.M.D.C (Karachi) Ms.Ruquia Gul M.Sc. (Pesh) - Lecturer I8 Mr.Hayat M.Sc. (Pesh) - Lecturer 18 Muhammad M.A. Anthropology (Pesh)
Supporting Staff Name of Staff Member Designation BPS Mr.Mohammad Saeed Senior KPO 14 Mr.lmran Qazi Senior Clerk 09 Mr.Farmanullah Library Clerk 09 Mr.Javed lqbal Laboratory Assistant 07 Mr.Ikram Ullah Laboratory Attendant 05 Mr.Hashim Khan Naib Qasid 05 Mr.Sher Hassan Naib Qasid 03 Mr.Riaz Ahrnad Mali 02 Mr. Ismail Naib Qasid/Sports Mali 01
Staff Pursuing Higher Qualification
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(University / HEC / Other Scholarship)
Inland Name DesignationQualification Area of Study / CountryUniversity / Funding / Pursued Specialization DepartmentScholarship NIL University Nawal Haider Lecturer PhD Psychology Pakistan Psychology of Peshawar Ruquia Gul Lecturer PhD Psychology Pakistan Psychology -- Hayat Psychology Lecturer PhD Pakistan Psychology HEC Muhammad
Publication
Professor Dr.Maher Bano, (Bano, M, Summiya A, Hayat B, and Ijaz Ahmad Khan (2008) Cooperative and Competition: An Experimental Study on Children in Peshawar City. Sarhad Journal of Agriculture University Peshawar, (SJA) Vol.No.24, No.2. pp 391-397, ISSN 1016- 4383 (HEC Recognized) Dr. Erum Irshad, Associate professor,Erum Irshad (2008), specific learning difficulties: Implications, for social pscyholgocial functioning. Institute of clinical Psychology, University of Karachi. Pakistan Journal of Psychology Vol 39. Dr.Summiya Ahmad, Lecturer, Ahmad, S. (2009). "Emotional Intelligence and Gender Differences".Sarhad Journal of, Agriculture Vol 25, Number 1, pp 127-130.
Conference Papers Psycho-social effects of disasters in FATA
Conference Attended Title of Conference Held at Sponsoring Agency Name of Participant with Date 13th Annual Bara Gali NA Dr.Muhamrnad Jahanzeb Khan Conference Campus 13th Annual Bara Gali Professor Dr.Maher Bano NA Conference Campus 13th Annual Bara Gali Dr. Summiya Ahmad NA Conference Campus
Organized Name of Held at Sponsoring Agency Title of Conference with Date Participant Dr. Bara Gali Department of 13'' Annual Conference of Muhammad Psychology, Psychology ''Psychosocial Jahanzeb Khan University of Aspects of Disasters and Conflicts” Peshawar Dr.Summiya 13'' Annual Conference of Bara Gall. 18th Department of Ahmad, Psychology ''Psychosocial June to 21st Psychology, Lecturer Aspects of Disasters and Conflicts” June University of 2009 Peshawar
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Ms.Nawal 13'' Annual Conference of Do Do Haider, Psychology ''Psychosocial Lecturer Aspects of Disasters and Conflicts”
Staff Training (Received / Imported)
Name of Trainee Title of Training Type Held at Sponsoring Agency Dr.Summiya Ahmad, Staff Training Peshawar Lecterer Effective Professional Institute, University Ms.Roomana Zeb, Communication University of Lecturer Peshawar Ms.Roomana Zeb, TCC Peshawar Lecturer Research and Proposal University Ms. Nawal Haider, Unity Lecturer
Co – Curricular Activities Of Staff
Participated in the exhibition held by Institute of Disaster Preparedness and Management, University of Peshawar. Arranged seminars for faculty and students. Guided the students in the arrangement of welcome and farewell parties.
Students Enrollment Master Programme Male Female Total Morning Evening Morning Evening Morning Evening MSc Previous 3 2 43 48 46 50 MSc Final 4 5 44 42 48 47
M.Phil Programme Male Female Total M.Phil leading to Phd 2 6 8 Programme
Ph.D Programme Male Female Total 2 4 6
Scholarships Awarded To Students Source of Scholarship Number Political Scholarship (Bajour Agency) 1 Political Scholarship (Khyber Agency) 2 Political Scholarship (Mohmand Agency) 3 Political Scholarship (F.R Bannu) 1 (Northern Areas) 1 Benevolent Fund 1
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Bait Ul Mall 1 Mora Scholarship 5
Achievements
Students Field Trips (Curriculum Based) M.Sc Final: Dost Welfare Foundation. Hayatabad, Peshawar, MSc Final: Study Tour, Lahore. M.Sc. Previous: Study Tour, Islamabad.
Future Plan
To expand the academic horizon to arrange diploma course in Clinical Psychology for Post Graduate students. To introduce new courses at level. To provide linkage programme for Faculty and Ph.D scholars in collaboration with H.E.C. To hold annually conference and workshops. To improve infrastructure by building a Hall for the seminars and other functions. To provide more computers for the students
Page 212 University of Peshawar Department of Social Work Annual Report 2008-09
Social Development Studies
Brief History In order to have appropriate management, good governance and utilization of human & physical resources of the University, the Vice Chancellor has merged the three departments i.e. Social Work, Sociology and Gender Studies and makes Institute i.e. Institute of Social Development Studies. Further the Vice Chancellor appointed Prof. Dr. Sarah Safdar as Director, Institute of Social Development Studies with effect from 17.08.2009.
The Institute of Social Development Studies is an Institute of University of Peshawar, working for promotion academic excellence, social change and empowerment through participatory teaching learning process. The Institute comprises of three departments/ disciplines i.e. Social Work, Sociology and Gender Studies
The Institute has foreign qualified faculty and Higher Education Commission (HEC) recognized faculty members working for producing quality students through difference academic programs, i.e. BS-4 year’s integrated program, MA (two years), M. Phil leading to Ph. D in Social Work and Sociology and post graduate program (2 years) Gender Studies.
Vision The Institute of Social Development Studies is committed to promote social change, problem solving in human relationships, gender mainstreaming, the empowerment and liberation of people to enhance well being by utilizing theories, knowledge and skills for the social development of society.
In compliance to HEC policy the Institute has switched over to "four years Integrated Programme of BS" in Social Work from 2009. The syllabus has been prepared and approved through various bodies of the university (Institute board of studies, Faculty board of studies and Academic Council, University of Peshawar).
Research practicum is essential concomitant of specialization in the Institute. The Institute has increased the number of computers in the laboratory with the latest computers and research software.
Mission The Institute of Social Development Studies is firmly committed to impart knowledge and skill of social welfare, gender perspectives and social development to the students through teaching, research and fieldwork experiences and to society in general through policy formulation, seminars, capacity building, curriculum development and linkage with other national and international organizations.
Goals Improved academics Collaborative Research Field work/internship
The Institute consist three disciplines:
Discipline of Social work Discipline of Sociology Discipline of Gender Studies
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Teaching Staff Name of Staff Member Qualification Area of Specialization Designation BPS Social Work Prof. Dr. Sarah Safdar Ph. D Sociology of Central Professor/ 21 (Peshawar) Asia & Social Welfare Director-ISDS Dr. Amir Zada Asad Ph. D (UK) Research Methodology/ Professor 21 Drug’s Politics and economics Mr. Shakeel Ahmad M. Phil Gender /Group Lecturer/ 18 (Peshawar) Work,/special education Coordintor Social Work Mr. Basharat Hussain On study leave/ Parole and Probation/ Lecturer 18 in UK Criminology Sociology Dr. Rashid Khan Ph.D University Community Associate 20 of Peshawar Development Professor Dr. Anwar Alam Ph.D University Demography and family Associate 20 of Peshawar planning Professor/ Coordintor Sociology Dr. Niaz Muhammad Ph.D University Community Assistant 19 of Peshawar Development Professor Mr. Noor Sanauddin M.Phil Peshawar Social Psychology Lecturer 18 Mr. Awais M.S- UK Community Lecturer 18 Development Gender and Development Gender Studies Rubina Khilji M.A Pesh English Literature Associate 20 Professor Dr. Johar Ali Ph.D UK Community Associate 20 Development Professor/ Gender and Coordinator Development Gender Studies Ms. Anoosh M.A Pesh English Literature Associate 19 Professor Ms. Aishya Alam M.A Pesh Sociology Lecturer 18 Mr. Darwish M.Phil QAU Political Sciene Lecturer 18 Ms. Abida M.A Pesh Political Science Lecturer 18
Prof. Dr. S. Zari Rafiq Ph.D Community Retired NA Development Miss Sumaira Farid MA (Peshawar) Social Welfare Lecturer NA Mr. Faiq Sajjad MA (Peshawar) Social work Lecturer NA Ms. Nazia Hassan M.A Peshawar Gender and Lecturer NA Development
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Teaching Assistant Name of Teaching Assistant Qualification Designation BPS Mr. Ibrar Ph.D in progress Teaching Assistant NA Ms.Bushra Shafi Ph.D in progress Teaching Assistant NA Ms. Javeria Raza M.Phil in progress Teaching Assistant NA Mr. Zafar Khan M.Phil in progress Teaching Assistant NA
Organizational structure of the Institute Name of Officer Qualification Designation Prof. Dr. Sarah Safdar Ph.D Director- ISDS Dr. Johar Ali Ph.D Coordintor Gender Studies Dr. Anwar Alam Ph.D Coordinator Sociology Mr. Shakeel Ahmed M.Phil Coordintor Social Work
Supporting Staff Name of Staff Member Designation Grade Social Work Mr. Muhammad Imtiaz Khan KPO/Office Assistant 11 Mr. Ibrar Hussain Junior Clerk 7 Mr. Siraj Ali Library Attendant 2 Gender Studies Sahar Gul Assistant Cataloguer 16 Muhammad Aslam Senior Scale Stenographer 15 Ulas Khan Senior Clerk 9 Akbar Khan N.Qasid 2 Sociology Fazal Muhammad Assistant 14 Zahid Amin Assistant 14 Muhammad Uzair Junior Clerk 7 Imdad Khan Naib Qasid 4 Muhammad Nisar Naib Qasid 2
Contract Staff Name of Staff Member Designation BPS Social Work Mr. Mudasar Computer Lab. Attendant NA Mr. Muhammad Alam Naib Qasid NA Mr. Safeer Khan Naib Qasid 5 Gender Studies Muhammad Rafiq Khan Junior Clerk 7 Imran Ali N.Qasid 2
Staff Pursuing Higher Qualification (University / HEC / Other Scholarship) Abroad Name Designation Qualification Area Of University / Funding / Status Pursued Specialization Department Scholarship Mr. Basharat lecturer Ph.D. Criminology Hull University In Hussain University own Progress UK resources
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Gender Studies Anoosh Khan Lecturer Ph.D Gender and American USA IN Development University, Progress Washington DC
Inland Name Designation Qualification Area Of Study / University/ Funding Status Pursued Specialization Department Mr. Shakeel lecturer Ph.D Special education Deptt. Of Social self in Ahmad Work Peshawar progress Ms. Lecturer M. Phil not yet decided Social Work Self in Sumera fasrid Peshawar progress Abida Bano LECTURE M.PHIL Political Science Deptt. Of SELF in R Political progress Science, Peshawar Noor Sanauddin Lecturer M.Phil Sociology Deptt. Of self in Sociology progress Peshawar
Publication
Asad, Amir Zada, “US war of Drugs in Central Asia” in Journal of Central Asia, University of Peshawar. June 2008.(under Print)
Ali, J. (2008) Does the participatory rural appraisal accomplish what it theorize? A critical analysis. Journal of Law and Society, Vol. XXXVIII. No. 51. pp. 39-52.
Ali, J. (2008) Plato as a feminist: a sociological analysis. The Journal of Humanities and Social Science, Vol. XVI, No. 1. 63-70.
Mapping slavery in Pakistan – 2008 (Co-Author with Professor Gary Craig, University of Hull, UK. Available at: http://www.hull.ac.uk/wise/People/Researchfellows/index.html At a turning point? The state of race relations in Kingston upon Hull’, - 2005 (Co-Author with Professor Gary Craig, University of Hull, UK. Available at: www.hull.ac.uk
Books / Monographs Prof. Dr. Sarah Safdar “Introduction to Social Work” Part-I, 2nd Edition. Nov: 2008. Department of Social Work, University of Peshawar
Seminars Attended Name of Participant Title of Seminar Held at Sponsoring Agency
Shakeel Ahmed International Volunteer Day Peshawar Pakistan Red Crescent Celebrations Society- NWFP
Organized Name of Title of Seminar Held at Sponsoring Participant Agency Final year students Ego Psychology of the client in Social Work Social Work
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Social Work Department Department Final year students Functional theory of social work Social Work Social Work department Department Final year students Psycho-analysis theory in social Social Work Social Work work department Department Final year students Cognitive Theory in social work Social Work Social Work department Department Final year students Islam & Population Control: Family Social Work Social Work Planning Methods in Islamic Department Department perspective Final year students Family Planning & Birth control Social Work Social Work methods Department Department Final year students Urbanization: Types, Causes and Social Work Social Work Socio-economic implication Department Department Final year students Population & Development Social Work Social Work Department Department Final year students Population shift due to peripheral Social Work Social Work conflict: Cause and Consequences Department Department Final year students Brain Drain – Causes & Social Work Social Work Consequences Department Department Previous year Community Social Organization Social Work Social Work students Department Department Final year students Social welfare and social protection Social Work Social Work in NWFP. Department Department Final year students Politics of Population Growth. Social Work Social Work Department Department Final year students Causes of infant and maternal Social Work Social Work mortality Department Department Previous year Pre-requisite of rural development Social Work Social Work students in Pakistan. Department Department Final year students SPSS Training and Practice. Social Work Social Work Department Department Previous year Contemporary Labor Problems Social Work Social Work students Department Department Final year students Social Work Social Work Social Protection in NWFP Department Department Previous year Faction and Feuds: Its Causes and Social Work Social Work students Remedies. Department Department Previous year Community Development in Social Work Social Work students Pakistan Department Department Gender Studies Gender Studies Crtical and logical thinking Gender studies UoP Staff and students Department Gender Studies Introduction to gender Gender studies UoP Staff and students Department Gender Studies Feminist theories Gender studies UoP Staff and students Department Gender Studies Gender and Development Gender studies UoP Staff and students Department Gender Studies Gender and Islam Gender studies UoP
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Staff and students Department Gender Studies Gender and social policy Gender studies UoP Staff and students Department Gender Studies Liteterature Review Gender studies UoP Staff and students Department Gender Studies Islamic Inheritacne Laws Gender studies UoP Staff and students Department Gender Studies Teachere educator: a female Gender studies UoP Staff and students perspective Department Gender Studies Oral history Method Gender studies UoP Staff and students Department
Workshops Attended Name of Participant Title of Workshop Held at Sponsoring Agency
Prof. Dr. Sarah Curriculum HEC Office Higher Education Safdar Development in social Lahore Commission, Islamabad work Prof. Dr. Amir Zada Curriculum HEC Office Higher Education Asad Development in social Lahore Commission, Islamabad work Dr. Anwar ALam Understanding Lahore Agha Khan Resource Center Organizational culture and Institute of Social Development Studies Shakeel Ahmed Understanding Lahore Agha Khan Resource Center Organizational culture and Institute of Social Development Studies Ms. Nazia Hassan Understanding Lahore Agha Khan Resource Center Organizational culture and Institute of Social Development Studies Shakeel Ahmed Functional English/ University of HEC Pakistan Writing skills Peshawar. Shakeel Ahmed Gender Mainstreaming Peshawar National Commission for in literacy program for Human Development senior and middle (NCHD) & UNESCO level manager Pakistan Shakeel Ahmed Research IER- Oslo University Norway Methodologies in University of &Agha Khan University Education Peshawar Karachi- Pakistan Noor Sanauddin Three-Day Training Institute of Institute of Management Course on Qualitative Management Studies Research Methods Studies, University of Peshawar Noor Sanauddin One-day Seminar on University of University of Peshawar Women’s Status in Peshawar Islam Noor Sanauddin Awareness Road University of Quaid-e-Azam College of Show of Islamic Peshawar Commerce, University of
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Banking and Finance Peshawar from Khyber to Karachi Noor Sanauddin Disaster Management University of Center for Disaster Exhibition Peshawar Preparedness and Management, University of Peshawar Noor Sanauddin Blood Peshawar Govt. NWFP Donation/Screening and World Thalasseamia Ms. . Aisha alam WORKSHOP ON HEC HEC Ms. Abida bano DATA ANALISIS HAYATABAD Ms. Rubina khilji Globalization and Islamabad MoWD and GTZ Dr. Johar ali poverty and impact on Ms. Nazia hassan gender Ms. Abida bano Mr. Dervaish khan Gender responsive PESHAWAR PARD Ms. Nazia hassan Budget Ms. Nazia khan Research Peshawar PARD Ms. Abida bano Methodologies for Taimur khan sustainable rural development Ms. Rubia khilji Challenges and future Awari Hotel GTZ Ms. Nazia hassan plans of women and Lahore Ms. Abida bano gender studies centers Ms. Aisha alam
Organized Name of Participant Title of Workshop Held at Sponsoring Agency Teachers and M.Phil/ Ph.D scholars of Research proposal HEC regional HEC University of Peshawar. writing office Peshawar
Field Work Social Welfare Agencies and placement of MA Final students Name of the Institution Number of Students Special Education Complex, Phase 5, Hayatabad 19 Social Services for Mentally Retorted and Physically Handicapped 2 Children , Bashir Abad, Peshawar Drug Abuse Treatment Centre, KTH Peshawar 4 Dost Foundation (NGO) Phase-5, Hayatabad 3 Drug Abuse Treatment Centre-LRH 4 Hamza Foundation, University Town 10 Frontier Foundation, University Town 3 Social Welfare Department, Nowshera 2 Centre of Excellence for Rural Development 7 Pakistan Village Development Program (PVDP) 1
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Pakistan Rural Academy for Rural Development (PARD) 6 Artificial Limb Centre, KTH 9 Psychiatry, Mohammadi Hospital, Hayatabad 5 Psychiatry Ward- KTH Peshawar 7 Sarhad Hospital for Psychiatric Disease 6
Field Work Social Welfare Agencies and placement of MA Previous students Name of the Institution Number of Students Special Education Complex, Phase 5, Hayatabad 31 Social Services for Mentally Retorted and Physically Handicapped 3 Children, BashirAbad, Peshawar Drug Abuse Treatment Centre,KTH Peshawar 4 Dost Foundation (NGO) Phase-5, Hayatabad 8 Drug Abuse Treatment Centre, LRH 13 Hamza Foundation, University Town 12 Frontier Foundation, University Town 16 Artificial Limb Centre, KTH 8 Sarhad Hospital for Psychiatric Disease 5 Psychiatry Ward, KTH Peshawar 5
Staff Training (Received) Name of Trainee Title of Training Type Held at Sponsored by Mr. Shakeel Ahmad Research proposal Short term 17-18.02.2009 HEC writing Mr. Faiq Sajjad Research proposal Short term 17-18.02.2009 HEC writing Ms. Sumera Farid Research proposal Short term 17-18.02.2009 HEC writing Ms. Aisha Alam Gender, sex and Short term Oct 12-2008 to HEC/BC power, Gender And 23 Nov 2008` LINK Law And Poverty, PROGRAM Research Society MR. TAIMUR International and Short term Jan 10. 2009 to University of Regional Human Feb 21 2009 Warwick UK Rights Women Rights And Human Rights And Qualitative Social research
Imparted Name of Trainer Title of Training Type Held at Sponsored by Mr. Shakeel Ahmad Effective Team Short term June, 9-10th Pakistan Red Building training for 2008 Crescent Society- Volunteers NWFP.
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Co – Curricular Activities of Staff The students of the department won first, second and third prizes/ trophies in the intra university tournaments in volley ball, cricket and basket ball. Budgetary Provision of the Department (Except Salaries) Received Rs. 5,47,742/= for (Social work) for contingency/ field work from the university for the year 2008-09.
Students Enrollment Bachelor Sociology Program Male Female Total Morning Evening Morning Evening Morning Evening 1st semester 19 Nil 2 Nil 21 Nil 2nd semester 19 Nil 2 Nil 21 Nil Total 38 - 4 - 42 -
Master Programme Male Female Total Morning Evening Morning Evening Morning Evening Social Work MA Previous 44 38 07 12 51 50 MA Final 35 33 09 11 44 44 Total 79 71 16 23 95 94 Gender Studies MA Previous 4 0 6 0 10 20 MA Final 7 0 3 0 10 20 Tota 11 0 9 0 20 40 Sociology MA Previous 36 37 15 11 51 48 MA Final 32 41 17 6 49 47 Total 68 78 32 17 100 95 M.Phil Social Work Programme Male Female Total M.Phil 09 0 09
Ph.D Social Work Programme Male Female Total Ph. D 03 04 07 Sociology M.Phil 07 01 08 Ph.D 03 - 03
Scholarships Awarded To Students Source of Scholarship Number FATA 7 HEC 1
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Zakat 9 khyber agency scholarship 1 University of Peshawar 1
Achievements Departmental Social Work Students Mr. Imran Ahmad Sajid secured Gold Medal in MA Final Annual Examination 2008. Students Field Trips (Curriculum Based) MA Previous (Female) One day trip to Islamabad on 22.04.2009 MA Previous (Male) One day trip to Islamabad on 16.04.2009 MA Final (Male) 05 days study tour to Lahore 25 to 30 December 2008 visit to welfare agencies at Lahore MA Final (Female) 05 days study tour to Lahore 1st January to 5th January 2009 visit to welfare agencies at Lahore
Future Plan
Continuity of Academic linkage with Department of Social Work, York University, York – UK. Establishment of the department of Special Education is under negotiation with the Federal Government
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Jinnah College for Women University of Peshawar
Brief History The college came into existence as the constituent college of the University of Peshawar on 24th July 1964. It started in a residential house with 27 students and 7 staff members including one Principal.
The college now boasts 1300 students and the member of staff stands at 72, with 8 holding Ph.D degrees and 19 with M.Phil.
The college has been playing an important role since its inception. The excellence that it has achieved and the enviable position that it has attained in the province, is a unique chapter in the history of women education in the country.
Today the college is prized for its high standards of teaching and its exceptionally good results. Even this year by the Grace of Almighty Jinnah College for Women has been awarded the award of the Best Institute of the Province by the Board of Intermediate & Secondary education Peshawar. We are proud to say that it has been the seventh consecutive year that the college has been uninanimously selected as the best institute. Similarly Jinnah College for Women also usually secure top position in the University Annual Examination. As such most of the best students in the post graduate departments and professional Colleges are JCW students.
Admission to this college is much sought after and considered a sign of privilege and academic distinction. Due to the overwhelming demand for admission the college extended its services to a larger number of deserving students by introducing a second shift in the year 2001.and BS Economics classes on 16th October 2005. The first batch of BS Economics has been successfully completed. A point to note here is that 50% of enrolment in Mphil of Economics Department of Peshawar University has been provided by JCW. The remaining 20 % are BS Economics current batch and 30% are old students of Economics department of Peshawar University.
Vision To inculcate in students a sense of competition, co-operation, dedication and the recognition of human and individual worth. To channelize the creativity and enthusiasm of the students into productive and beneficial activity. To polish and groom the talent and potentialities of JCW students and to mould their behavior according to the values of Islam. To create a feeling of sympathy and harmony for all. To enable them to become respectable members of the world community. That the brilliant students of this College will serve the nation not only as scientists and scholars but also as conscientious citizens
Mission The college is pledged to carry out F.A, F.Sc, B.A, B.Sc, and B.S. Economics programmes. In addition the college is regularly conducting Workshops / Seminars / Sermons / Extension lectures / Social Work etc.
Objectives
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To offer ideal opportunities of education at the intermediate and bachelor level to the children of University of Peshawar and other sister institutions on the campus as well as to the deserving and meritorious young females across the province. To introduce honors and masters programmes to enhance the prestige of the college and up grade the institution. To conduct workshops and seminars for professional development of the college faculty. To continue feeding professional colleges and other departments of the University and the country with able students. To continue to be in tough competition with prestigious institutions of the country and to keep up the credibility and the name of the institution. To offer ideal opportunities of education in the Science and Arts disciplines to enable them to meet with challenges of professional education.
Outcome Students get Presidential Awards and Board and University Scholarships every year. Students have been showing outstanding results for the past so many years at both the Intermediate and Bachelors level in Science and Arts. The College Newsletter has been published. The College Magazine Mairman” has been published. It is published annually. The faculty members have published research articles, course books etc. The College has been declared the “Best Institute” for five consecutive years by BISE.
Teaching Staff Strength Name Qualification Area Of Designation BPS Specialization Dr. Rukhtaj Amin M.A, B.Ed. Ph.D (Pak) Urdu Professor 21 Dr. Neelofar Zeb M.Sc M.Phil. (Pak) D.I.C, Chemistry Professor 21 Ph.D (Imperial College of Science and Technology London,UK). Ms. Rashida Ishtiaq M.Sc Physics Associate 20 Professor Dr. Umme Salma (One M.A Isl: Ph.D (Pak) Islamiyat Associate 20 Leave) Professor Ms. Shazia Babar M.A, M.Phil, Ph.D (Pak) English Associate 20 Professor Dr. Rukhsana Javed M.A, M.Phil, Ph.D (Pak) Economics Associate 20 Professor Ms. Parveen Sanaullah M.Sc, M.Phil, Ph.D (Pak) Botany Associate 20 Professor Ms. Romana Tariq M.A, Dip in TEIL, M.Ed English Assistant 20 (UK) Professor Ms. Badar-un-Nisa M.A, M.Phil. (Pak) Islamiyat Assistant 20 Professor Ms. Rabia Asad M.A Political Science Assistant 20 Professor
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Ms. Ruqia Saeed M.A History, M.A Education Assistant 20 Education, M.Ed. Professor Ms. Shaheen Sardar M.Sc Botany Assistant 20 Professor Ms. Nasim Sattar M.Sc Maths Assistant 19 Professor Ms. Rubina Shakeel M.Sc Zoology Assistant 19 Professor Ms. Mahanaz Khattak M.Sc, M.Phil, (Pak) Statistics Assistant 19 Professor Ms. Wajahat Begum M.Sc, B.Ed. Statistics Assistant 19 Professor Ms. Naghma Zaidi M.A Urdu Assistant 19 Professor Ms. Joyce Omar M.A Dip in TEIL B.Ed, English Assistant 19 M.Ed (UK) Professor Ms. Safia Haq M.Sc M.Phil (Pak) Physics Assistant 19 Professor Dr. Farzana Shaheen M.A, M.Phil (Pak) Ph.D Economics Assistant 19 (Pak) Professor Ms. Taskeen Shagufta M.A, Dip TEFL (AIOU) English Assistant 19 M.Phil (Pak) Professor Dr. Rubina Abidin B.Sc, M.A, Dip, in TEIL, English Assistant 20 Ph.D (Pak) Professor Ms. Gul Naz Bano M.A, M.Phil (Pak) Urdu Assistant 19 Professor Ms. Tazeen Gul M.A, B.Ed, M.Phil (Pak) Urdu Assistant 19 Professor Ms. Maimoona Noman M.Sc Maths Assistant 19 (On Leave) Professor Ms. Fakhra Aziz (On M.Sc M.Phil (Pak) Electronics Assistant 19 Leave) Professor Dr. Rubina Munir M.A, Ph.D (Pak) Philosophy/Logic Assistant 19 Professor Dr. Nighat Shaheen M.A, M.Phil, Ph.D (Pak) Psychology Assistant 19 Professor Ms. Shaista Dilawar M.Sc, M.Phil (Pak) Geography Assistant 19 Professor Ms. Shabnam Ilyas M.Sc, M.Phil Physics Lecturer 19 Ms. Tabassum Javed M.A Dip in TEIL LLB. English Lecturer 18 Ms. Saeeda. (On Leave) M.A Pak Study Lecturer 18 Ms. Naila Tabassum M.A, B.Ed Political Science Lecturer 18 Ms. Farzana Gul Taj M.A, M.Phil (Pak) History Lecturer 19
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Ms. Sitara Salam M.Sc, B.Ed. Botany Lecturer 18 Ms. Shahnaz Attaullah M.Sc, M.Phil (Pak) Chemistry Lecturer 18 Ms. Humaira Aslam M.A, M.Phil (Pak) English Assistant 18 Professor Ms. Sadia Khalil M.A, M.Phil (Pak) Urdu Lecturer 18 Ms. Shakeela Noreen M.A, M.Phil (Pak) Social Work Lecturer 18 Ms. Amina Noreen M.A, (Gold Medal) English Lecturer 18 Ms. Rashida Adeeb M.Sc Maths Lecturer 18 Khanum Ms. Bibi Zainab M.A, M.Phil (Pak) Pushto Lecturer 18 Dr. Bibi Hamida M.A, (Arabic), Ph.D, M.A Arabic Lecturer 18 (Islamiyat) Ms. Ruqayya Rahman M.A English Lecturer 18 Ms. Nargis M.A (Economics) Economics Lecturer 18 Ms. Iffat M.Sc Economics (Gold Economics Lecturer 18 Medal) Ms. Hina Gul M.A in English English Lecturer 18 Ms. Kausar Shaheen M.Sc Physics Lecturer 18 Ms. Sumaira Rasool M.Sc Computer Science. Computer Science Lecturer 18
Ms. Asma Gul (History) M.A (Gold Medal), B.Ed, History Lecturer 18 M.Phil Ms. Seema Gul L.L.B, L.L.M, M.A Law Lecturer 18 Political Science, M.A I.R. Ms. Shaista Ali M.Sc Chemistry Lecturer 18 Ms. Uzma Khalil M.Sc, M.Phil (Pak). Chemistry Lecturer 18 Ms. Seema Amir M.A English Lecturer 18 Ms. Sarwat Zahid M.A Urdu. Urdu Lecturer 18 Ms. Ayesha Khattak B.C.S (Hons) Computer Science Lecturer 18 Ms. Safia Hadi M.A Islamiyat, B.Ed. Islamiyat Lecturer 18 Ms. Sania Zahra M.Sc Zoology. Zoology Lecturer 18 Ms. Islam Zari M.Sc Mathematics Mathematics Lecturer 18 Ms. Saira Salim M.Sc Physics Lecturer 18 Ms. Sadia Rehman M.A Islamiyat Lecturer 18 Ms. Sumbul Shaheen M.Sc Economics Lecturer 18 Ms. Mehwish M.Sc Mathematics Lecturer 18 Ms. Gulalai Tajuddin M.A. English Lecturer 18 Ms. Shabana Faiz M.Sc Zoology. Zoology Lecturer 18 Ms. Saima Amjad M.Sc, Mphil Electronics Lecturer 18 Ms. Hina Ali (Chemistry) M.Sc, B.Ed Chemistry Lecturer 18 Ms. Kalsoom Mumtaz M.Sc B.Ed, M.Ed. Chemistry Lecturer 18 Ms. Nayab Aslam M.Sc Zoology. Zoology Lecturer 18 Ms. Kulsoom Sultan M.A Urdu. B.Ed. Urdu Lecturer 18 Ms. Nazia Shireen M.Sc, B.ed. Chemistry Lecturer 18
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Hina Altaf M.Sc Economics Economics Lecturer 18 Sadia Rehman Lecturer 18 Raheela Kalsoom M.Sc Electronics Electronics Lecturer 18 Amina M.S Physics Physics Lecturer 18 Contract Staff Ms. Asma Gul (History) M.A (Gold Medal), B.Ed, History Lecturer 18 M.Phil Ms. Seema Gul L.L.B, L.L.M, M.A Law Lecturer 18 Political Science, M.A I.R. Ms. Shaista Ali M.Sc Chemistry Lecturer 18 Ms. Uzma Khalil M.Sc, M.Phil (Pak). Chemistry Lecturer 18 Ms. Seema Amir M.A English Lecturer 18 Ms. Sarwat Zahid M.A Urdu. Urdu Lecturer 18 Ms. Ayesha Khattak B.C.S (Hons) Computer Lecturer 18 Science Ms. Safia Hadi M.A Islamiyat, B.Ed. Islamiyat Lecturer 18 Ms. Sania Zahra M.Sc Zoology. Zoology Lecturer 18 Ms. Islam Zari M.Sc Mathematics Mathematics Lecturer 18 Ms. Saira Salim M.Sc Physics Lecturer 18 Ms. Sadia Rehman M.A Islamiyat Lecturer 18 Ms. Sumbul Shaheen M.Sc Economics Lecturer 18 Ms. Mehwish M.Sc Mathematics Lecturer 18 Ms. Gulalai Tajuddin M.A. English Lecturer 18 Ms. Shabana Faiz M.Sc Zoology. Zoology Lecturer 18 Ms. Saima Amjad M.Sc, Mphil Electronics Lecturer 18 Internee Ms. Hina Ali M.Sc, B.Ed Chemistry Lecturer 18 Ms. Kalsoom Mumtaz M.Sc B.Ed, M.Ed. Chemistry Lecturer 18 Ms. Nayab Aslam M.Sc Zoology. Zoology Lecturer 18 Ms. Kulsoom Sultan M.A Urdu. B.Ed. Urdu Lecturer 18 Ms. Nazia Shireen M.Sc, B.ed. Chemistry Lecturer 18 Hina Altaf M.Sc Economics Economics Lecturer 18 Sadia Rehman Lecturer 18 Raheela Kalsoom M.Sc Electronics Electronics Lecturer 18 Amina M.S Physics Physics Lecturer 18
Supporting Staff
Name Designation BPS Zafar Ali Supdt 16 Muhammad Raziq Lab. Supdt 16 Ismat Akbar Shah Lab. Supdt 17 Zubaida Jabeen Lab Supr 16 Shabnam Yamin Lab. Asstt 16
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Hamida Begum Librarian 17 Faiz Ullah Assistant 14 Jalil Khan Assistant 14 Nadeem Khan Computer Operator 12 Syed Mehraban Shah Lab.Asstt 11 Fayyaz Ahmed Sr. Lab. Asstt 11 Iltaf Zafar Sr. Clerk 9 Farmana Bibi Sr. Clerk 9 Muhammad Shafique Khan Sr. Clerk 9 Faiqa Sultana Lab. Asstt 7 Muhammad Siraj Driver 7 Israr Ud Din Driver 7 Syed Sajjad Shah Lab. Attd 5 Sahir Ali Lab. Attd 5 Irfan Ullah Lab. Attd 5 Gul Shah Khan Driver 5 Basharat Khan Driver 5 Sardar Khan Driver 5 Fakhr-e-Alam Driver 5 Mumtaz Hussain Lib. Attd 4 Safan Ara Lab. Attd 4 Iqbal Begum N/Qasid 4 Muahmmad Ayaz N/Qasid 4 Mir Muhammad N/Qasid 3 Muhammad Bashir Lab. Attd 3 Muhammad Sohail Mali Cum Dirver 2 Muneer Khan N/Qasid 2 Islam Gul Mali 2 Salim Khan Conductor 2 Abrar Ahmed Conductor 2 Ibrahim Conductor 2 Abdul Latif N/Qasid 2 Muhammad Younas N/Qasid 2 On Contract Shafiq Ahmad K.P.O N.A Ayesha Haneef Lib Asst N.A Zakia N/Qasid N.A Raees Khan N/Qasid N.A Javed Khan Conductor N.A Salim Gul Conductor N.A Rahat Ullah Mali N.A Fazl-e-Rabbi Mali N.A Janes Khan Mali N.A
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Rooh Ullah Mali N.A Sami Ullah Technician N.A Imtiaz Com. Lab. Attend N.A Mukhtaran Bibi Sweeper N.A Sajida Sweeper N.A Razaak Massih Sweeper N.A
Faculty Pursuing Higher Qualification (University / HEC / Other Scholarship) Name Designation Qualification Area of study / Country University / pursued specialization Department Abroad Ms Rashida Adeeb Lecture PhD Math Japan Miss Safia Haq Assistant PhD Physics England professor Inland Ms Fakhra Aziz Assistant PhD Electronics Pah/Malaysia Professor Ms Shahnaz Attaullah Assistant PhD Chemistry professor Ms humaira asad Assistant PhD English professor Ms sadia khalil Lecturer PhD Urdu Ms uzma Lecturer PhD Chemistry Ms nirgis Lecturer MPhil Economics Ms iffat Lecturer MPhil Economics Ms sania Lecturer MPhil Zoology Ms shabana Lecturer MPhil Zoology Ms nayab Internee MPhil Zoology Ms naila fida Volenteer MPhil Botany
Journal(s) Published By Department Collage’s Publications, College magazine and News letter
Conference / Seminars / Workshops Name of Title of Conference Date Venue Sponsoring Participant Agency Attended Ms.Taskeen A short Course in March 3-8, FAST National HEC and FAST Shagufta Research 2008 University, National Methodology ELT Peshawar University, Reform Project Campus Peshawar Campus Ms.Taskeen International 2008 UET Peshawar DOST and UET Shagufta Symposium On Campus Peshawar Campus Renewable Energies Ms.Taskeen Prevention of AIDs Dec, 1, 2008 Islamia AIDS control Shagufta An Islamic University Program,Ministry Perspective Peshawar of Health Ms.Shehnaz Research Dec 22-24 NWFP Text Book Mushtaq Methodology 2008 Board And GTZ Ms.Shehnaz Editing Techniques Dec 29-31st, DOST and UET
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Mushtaq 2008 Peshawar Campus Ms Shehnaz International 2008 UET Peshawar DOST and UET Mushtaq Symposium On Campus Peshawar Campus Renewable Energies Ms Tabassum A short Course in March 3-8, FAST National HEC and FAST Javed Research 2008 University, National Methodology ELT Peshawar University, Reform Project Campus Peshawar Campus Dr.Shazia Babar Workshop for April 29,2009 HEC Regional HEC Editors of HEC Office Hayatabad Social Sciences Peshawar Journals Dr.Shazia Babar Pakistan Adbiyat 11-12 may Allama Iqbal main Khawateen ka 2009 Open University Kirdar (Conference) Islamabad Dr.Farzana Workshop on 16-20 Nov HEC Regional HEC Shaukat Semester 2009 Office Hayatabad Examination Peshawar System Mrs.Nargis Workshop on 16-20 Nov HEC Regional HEC Ikram Semester 2009 Office Hayatabad Examination Peshawar System Ms.UzmaKhalil Taibah International 23-25 March Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry 2009 Department, Department, Conference Faculty of Faculty of Science, Al Science, Madina,AlMuna Al Madina, wwarah, Saudi AlMunawwarah, Araibia. Saudi Araibia. Dr.Rubina National 16,17 Feb, Sarhad Sarhad Munir Conference on 2009 University, University, Socio-Economics Peshawar. Peshawar. Stability in Pakistan Dr.Rubina National 23,24 June, Sarhad Sarhad Munir Conference on 2009 University, University, Peace and Stability Peshawar. Peshawar. in Pakistan Dr.Rubina Woekshop on 6 June, Quaid-e-Azam Quaid-e-Azam Munir Managing 2009 College of College of References and Commerce, Commerce, Citations using University of University of Endnote Peshawar. Peshawar. Organized Name of Title of Conference Date Venue Sponsoring Oganizor Agency Dr. Rukhsana Javed
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Students Enrollment Class Group No. of Students F.A Part-I Arts 134 F.Sc Part-I Pre-Medical 127 F.Sc Part-I Pre-Engineering 25 F.Sc Part-I General Science 28 F.A Part-II Arts 147 F.Sc Part-II Pre-Medical 118 F.Sc Part-II Pre-Engineering 26 F.Sc Part-II General Science 25 F.Sc Part-I 2nd Shift Pre-Medical 178 F.Sc Part-II 2nd Shift Pre-Medical 118 B.A-I Arts 108 B.Sc-I Science 86 B.A-II Arts 133 B.Sc-II Science 80 B.S Economics-I Arts 36 B.S Economics-II Arts 68 Total 1437
Scholarships Awarded To Students Talent Scholarships Session Peshawar Abbottabad Malakand Mardan Saidu Sharif Total Board Board Board Board Board 2009-10 20 1 1 13 3 38 2008-09 30 1 1 11 6 49 Much deserved scholarships from various donor agencies Donor Agency No. of Scholarships Al Murtaza Trust 7 Frontier Education Foundation (FEF) 10 Zakat 20
Achievements Name Position Marks Bachelor of Science 2008-09 Sumaya Amin 1st 474/550 Samina Mushtaq 1st 474/550 Bachelor of Arts 2008-09 Nadia Javaid 2nd 392/550 Intermediate Pre-Medical 2008-09 Kinza Riaz 3rd 953/1100 Maryam Shah 3rd 953/1100 Intermediate General Science 2008-9 Aiman Majid 3rd 933/1100 Intermediate Humanities 2008-09 Tillat Jan Ist 910/1100 Sumaira Saleem 2nd 885/1100 Shehla Ikram 2nd 885/1100 Sana Riaz 3rd 882/1100
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Future plan The College faces many difficulties in providing all its students with hostel accommodation. To overcome the problem temporarily the College has lent the use of its storerooms next to the hostel as temporary accommodation. But this is still not enough to overcome our growing requirements. Hence, we require your complete cooperation and help to overcome this pressing problem.
The College keeping pace with the development around the world would like to start B.S Chemistry and B.S Computer Science. This is only possible if we are given the resources to develop a Science Block with Computer Science laboratories. We have been provided grant by the Government to buy the equipment but we cannot move forward with our plans unless we have a proper Science Block.
Sir, to run the College efficiently, we require a full-fledged faculty. This year seven members of our staff have retired. They served the College with great dedication and their retirement is a great loss academically. Further, more, we have a great number of staff that is on College fund or on contract. I will be grateful if they are made permanent members of the faculty and the staff that has retired is replaced by fresh inductions.
Our problems are manifold and we require your help and support in overcoming these very genuine difficulties.
Discipline Name Medal Pre-Medical Bushra Khalid Gold Pre-Medical Sana Pervez Silver Pre-Medical Humaira Usman Bronze General Science Maryam Salim Silver F.A Hina Habib Silver F.A Neelam Ali Bronze B.Sc Rukhshanda Yousaf Gold B.Sc Noor Ul Ain Salim Silver B.A Sara Shabbir Khan Gold B.A Maryam Zahid Bronze B.S Economics Abeera Syed Gold
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Materials Research Laboratory
Vision Keeping in view the mineral strength of the region, poor academia-industry collaboration and poor research culture in our academic institutions, the long term vision behind the establishment of Materials Research Laboratory is to introduce this particular field of research in the region and country which will ultimately lead to the establishment of a modern model world-class Material’s Research Institute (with 24 hours access) in our province for scientific & industrial development of the region and country. This will enhance the confidence of the local investors/industrialists, students, applied scientists and academic institutions through government support in the development of sectors having direct impact on the society and devise strategies for creating awareness in the region for research and hence economic development.
Mission Our universities are successful in producing high quality graduates to some extent but need revolutionary steps to raise their research standards to global level. Our Government has realized its importance and therefore, the Higher Education Commission (HEC) of Pakistan has launched several programs to encourage and support such efforts. The Centralized Resource Lab & several centers of excellence at the University of Peshawar have been established through HEC and/or government’s financial support. Unfortunately, we had no high standard material’s research labs in the country which has become a compulsory part of each and every higher education institution in the developed world. The vision behind the establishment of MRL is to make our research activities in line with the available local resources and requirements of the region. Obviously this will optimize the utilization of our mineral, human and natural resources.
Objectives Keeping in view the immediate requirements, the main objectives of MRL are to: 1. explore various ways to optimize the utilization of our mineral wealth through modern scientific approach and reduce their wastage 2. Produce at least 3-4 highly skilled graduates at PhD level per annum on a regular base after establishment and equilibration of the project. 3. Establish linkages with national and international institutions and industry to share mutual knowledge and expertise. 4. Develop curricula and relevant infrastructure for BS and MS programs in Material Science and registration for BS and MS degrees in the second phase.
Teaching Staff Name Qualification Area of Specialization Designation Prof. DrYaseenIqbal Ph.D. (UK) Engineering Materials *Professor Mr. Ziaullah M-Phil Semiconductors & Minerals *Lecturer Mr. Haq Nawaz M.Sc Electronics and related Materials *Lecturer *On contract
Supporting Pak-US Project Staff Name Designation Mr. Aqib Ali Khan *Research Assistant Mr. Muhammad Fahad *Research Assistant
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Mr. ImtiazHussain *Research Assistant Mr. Roohul Amin *Research Assistant *On contract
Supporting Staff (Materials Research Laboratory) Name Designation Mr. Muhammad Rashid *Assistant Account Officer Mr.Asad Ali *Instrument Mechanic Mr. Muhammad Ismail *Instrument Mechanic Mr. Haroon Rashid Lab. Attendant Mr. RahatUllah *NaibQasid *On contract
Collaboration with Boise State University, USA and University of Sheffield (UK): Prof. Y Iqbal (MRL) visited Boise State University and signed MoU on the behalf of the Vice Chancellor, University of Peshawar under which i) Projects for the already registered four scholars under the Pak-US project were streamlined. ii) Four more PhD scholars were registered/shared with the Dr. Rick Ubic of the Boise State University (BSU) in electro-ceramics iii) Mineral samples initially studied in MRL and CRL were investigated in theDepartment of Materials Science and Engineering, Boise State University, Boise, Idaho, USA iv) A full semester course comprising 32 lectures (1.5 hours duration each) was completed live via Video conferencing v) A postdoctoral research associate was appointed in BSU for experimental work on our samples
Publication 1. A. Haq, Y. Iqbal and M. R. Khan, Phase and Microstructural Analysis of Local Pakistan Kaolin Clays, Applied Clay Science (Revised version Submitted) 2009.
2. Y. Iqbal, A. Manan, M K. Safeen, A. Khan, “ZnO as Sintering Additive to Sr2Nb2O7”, J. Phys. Inst. of Phys. Conf. Ser., 2009 (accepted)
3. A. Manan, Y. Iqbal and I. Qazi,“The effect of sintering temperature on Phase, Microstructure and Properties of Sr5Nb4TiO17”, J. Phys, Inst. of Phys. Conf. Ser., 2009 (accepted) 4. W. E. Lee, Yaseen Iqbal, Guilherme Souza, Caspar McConvile and Tarnkamol Tarvornpanich, “Mullite Formation & Characterization in Vitreous Ceramics”, J. of Euro. Ceram. Society 28 (2008) 465-471. 5. Safeer Ahmad, Yaseen Iqbal, Fazal Ghani, Phase composition and microstructure of brick- clay soil and fired clay-bricks from some areas in Peshawar, Pakistan, MINERALOGIA - SPECIAL PAPERS, 33, 2008 6. Anwarul Haq, Yaseen Iqbal and M. Riaz Khan, Thermal, phase and micro-structural characterization of locally available kaolin clays, MINERALOGIA - SPECIAL PAPERS, 33, 2008 7. Abdul Manan & Y Iqbal, A Review on Perovskites and Investigation into Phase and Microstructure of PbTiO3 Samples Prepared by Mixed Oxide Route, JPMS 2008; Vol. 2, No. 1 8. Safeer Ahmad, Y Iqbal & F. Ghani, Phase and Microstructure of Brick-Clay Soil and Fired Clay-Bricks from Some Areas in Peshawar Pakistan, JPMS 2008; Vol. 2, No. 1
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9. Anwarul Haq, Y Iqbal & M Riaz Khan, Historical Development in the Classification of Kaolin Subgroup, JPMS 2008; Vol. 2, No. 1 10. N. Hamodi, Y. Iqbal, “Immobilization of spent ion exchange resin arising from nuclear power plants: an introduction” JPMS 3 [1] (2009) 7-18. 11. Development of Materials Connection Centre Seminar I: A Report, Compiled by Y Iqbal JPMS 3 [1] (2009) 27-44
Website Development
i) An interactive website was developed by Mr. Haq Nawaz, Mr. Aqib Ali Khan and Prof. Iqbal for the Materials Research Laboratory and Materials connection Centre available at http://mrl.upesh.edu.pk
Journal
The Journal of the Pak. Materials Vol. 2 Issue 2 and Vol. 3 Issue 1 were published and work on Vol.3 Issue 2 is underway
Conferences EMAG 2009, Institute of Physics, 8-11 Sept. 2009 Sheffield (UK) Two Talks given by Prof. Yaseen Iqbal at Boise State University on “Real Ceramics” and Understanding the Problem of Pakistan –Materials Connection Centre” June 2009.
Research Projects Name Research Topic Phase, Micro structural Evolution and Properties of Local Clays Mr. Anwarul Haq Found in NWFP (Pakistan)
Mr. Muhammad Uzair Shielding of Radioactive Nuclear Waste in Pakistan
Mr. Arif Zaman Preparation of low Temperature Environment-Friendly Piezoelectric Materials
Mr. Safeer Ahmad Phase Evolution and Microstructure-Property-Relationship in Red Clay Bricks
Effect of A-site point defects on the structure of perovskite Mr. Muhammad Saleem ceramics
The Effect of various substitutions on the Microstructure and Mr. Abdul Manan dielectric properties of SrTiO3-Sr2Nb2O7 based Electro-ceramics for Microwave applications Mr. Muhammad Shafique Structure and ionic conductivity of disordered pyrochlores
Mr. Muhammad Fahad The Phase, Microstructure and Properties of Marble from NWFP, and its role in economic development of the region Mr. Murad Ali
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Processing, Phase and Micro structural Analysis of Sr2Nb2O7- SrTiO3 Based Glass Ceramics for Microwave Application Mr. Sarir-ud-Din Lead-free Pyroelectric Ceramics for Electrocaloric Refrigeration
Immobilization of Spent Ion Exchange Resin arising from Nuclear Mr. Nasir Hamodi Power Plant in Pakistan
Extraction, Up-gradation and exploitation of Chromite and related Mr. Aqib Ali Khan Minerals in the NWFP
Glass Formation from Local Alkali Silicate Minerals from NWFP Mr. Imtiaz Hussain and its Commercial Potential Effect of B-site point defects on the structure of perovskite Mr. Aurang Zeb ceramics
Projects Development of Materials Connection Centre, Pak-US S&T Cooperative Program 2007, Joint Project (Total Funds US+PAK=US$ 445000) with Bois State University, USA. (since Nov. 2008) Approved & Progressing
Student Enrollment Master(In Materials specialization) M.Phil. Ph.D. Postdoctoral Researcher Total Previous Final Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female - - 8 01 02 - 14 -- 01 -- 26
Plan for Future
Substantial progress has been made on the running projects and new projects and programs are being planned to extend activities related to Materials Research in the University of Peshawar. In this regard, work is underway on the introduction of Materials Science at BS and MS levels, collaboration with other government departments is being developed such as with Directorate of S&T, Pakistan Science Foundation, Materials Testing Laboratory Hayatabad and local industry. PC1 for the establishment of Model Materials Research has been presented and submitted to the Honourable Governor NWFP; however, no practical progress has been made so far. So in order to enhance research activities in the region and develop the region economically a model materials research institute is urgently needed to encourage and technically support local industry which will lead to the creation of jobs, increase in our export potential and develop our region and country
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Centralized Resource Laboratory
Brief History Research Laboratories are the basic requirement of any good educational institution, where both the students and teachers (researchers) see the science in its real sense. Research laboratories are so important today that we cannot separate teaching from research in any institution of higher learning. The standard of any institution of higher studies is determined by the quality of research being conducted along with the quality of its graduates produced. The idea of establishing the Centralized Resource Laboratory is to provide facilities to Teaching and Research Community where modern, sophisticated and state of the Art equipment are placed. Such equipments are chosen, which are of diverse use and are beyond the purchase power of an individual department to avoid duplication of expensive equipments and to get their maximum use. Most of these equipments are housed in the Centralized Resource Laboratory, situated in Physics Department, University of Peshawar. The source of funding of these equipments is the Government of Pakistan through Higher Education Commission, Islamabad. First grant of Rs.39 Million was received after approval of PC-I prepared by the University of Peshawar. Another PC-1 was prepared for the second phase and submitted to the Higher Education Commission in October 2002 and a further grant of Rs. 37 Million was approved for the extension of the Laboratory. The overall grant was for the purchase of equipment, without any construction work. The entire amount has been consumed. The space for the establishment of this laboratory was provided by the Physics Department. The work on the laboratory started in June 2001 and in five years time all the equipment were imported, working environment created and equipment are installed. Now all these equipments are in working condition. The idea of establishment of Centralized Resource Laboratory is appreciated by Ministry of Science and Technology and University Grants Commission (now Higher Education Commission) so much that they advised other Universities to establish similar Laboratories. Another proposal included in University Mega Project is submitted for the addition of more research facilities.
Facilities in CRL The Equipments installed in the Centralized Resource laboratory to facilitate the users in research and industries are 200KV Transmission Electron Microscope (JM 2100, JEOL, Japan) with EDX (INCA100/ Oxford instruments, U.K) 30KV Scanning Electron Microscope (JSM5910, JEOL, Japan) with EDX (INCA200/ Oxford instruments, U.K) Inverted Metallurgical Microscope (PMG-3, Olympus, Japan) X-ray Diffractometer (JDX 3532, JEOL, Japan) Universal Testing Machine (Extension, Compression, Bending) up to 100KN (Testometric U.K. 100-500KN) Atomic Absorption Spectrometer (Perkin Elmer AAnalyst 700) High Performance Liquid Chromatograph (HPLC) with UV visible detector (Perkin Elmer 200 series) Gas Chromatograph with FID, TCD, ECD, FPD Detectors (Perkin Elmer Clarus 500) Thermogravimetric and differential thermal analyzer (TG/DTA) (Perkin Elmer Diamond Series, USA) Dynamic mechanical Analyzer (DMA) (Perkin Elmer DMA, USA) Differential scanning calorimeter (DSC) (Perkin Elmer Diamond Series DSC, USA) Surface Area Analyzer (NOVA 2200e Quanta Chrome, USA) Ion Beam Thinner (Gatan PIP491, USA)
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Polishing Machine (Benetec, UK) Cutting Machine (Benetec, UK) Distilled water unit Sputter Coater for Coating Insulating Samples for SEM and TEM Vacuum Evaporator for Coating Insulating Samples for SEM and TEM 1200°C Furnace (Nabertherm, Germany) 200kVA Diesel Power Generator for continuous electric supply (Broad Crown, U.K) 27kVA Diesel Power Generator for continuous electric supply for TEM Lab. (Perkins) All these equipment are the latest of their kind and highly useful for material characterization. If supported by fabrication/processing facilities, this laboratory can play a very vital role in industrial material development and characterization. I am proud to say that this is the only laboratory throughout the country where such a class of equipment related to material studies exist and are operational. Most of these equipments are only available in CRL throughout the country or even if available are not in easy access to the users.
Transmission Electron Scanning Electron Microscope X-Ray Diffractometer Microscope
Universal Testing Machine Metallurgical Microscope Gas Chromatograph
HPLC Atomic Absorption Spectrometer Dynamic Mech. Analyzer
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TG/DTA DSC Surface Area Analyzer
Ion Beam Thinner Sputter Coater Diamond Cutter
Users of CRL Researchers and students from different institutions are using these equipments extensively. The following departments of the University of Peshawar are using the equipments installed in the Centralized Resource Laboratory National Centers of Excellence in Physical Chemistry National Centers of Excellence in Geology Department of Physics Department of Chemistry Department of Botany Department of Zoology Department of Geology Department of Pharmacy Department of Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering Department of Environmental Planning and Management In addition to the users of CRL from University of Peshawar, CRL is also providing services to other Universities, research and R&D organizations. Some of the Universities, research and R&D organizations using the equipments installed in CRL are listed below National Institute of Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering, (NIBGE) Faisalabad Quaid-I-Azam University, Islamabad Ghulam Ishaq Khan Institute, Topi, Swabi Pakistan Institute of Applied Sciences and Engineering (PIASE), Islamabad Bahauddin Zakrya University, Multan National Centre of Excellence in Molecular Biology, University of Punjab, Lahore University of Punjab, Lahore NWFP University of Engineering and Technology, Peshawar NWFP Agricultural University, Peshawar Agriculture University Faisalabad, Faisalabad Hazara University, Mansehra University of Baluchistan, Quetta University of Sindh, Jamshoro Gomal University, DI Khan
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University of Science and Technology, Bannu University of Science and Technology, Kohat Islamia University, Bahawalpur Also some industries have shown interest to use these facilities. Before the installation of these equipments, the samples were either sent outside the country or to laboratories rarely located within the country, where the researchers either have no access or have to wait for months to get results.
Research Achievements during 2008-09 National and International publications of staff of Centralized Resource Laboratory during 2008- 2009 are Muhammad Riaz Khan, Fazal-ur-Rehman and Irfanullah, “Beneficial Effect of Heat Treatment on Mechanical Properties and Microstructure of Aluminum Alloys used in Aerospace Industry”, Journal of Pakistan Material Society, 2(1), 9-14 (2008). Anwarul Haq, Yasin Iqbal and Muhammad Riaz Khan, “Thermal, Phase and Microstructural Characterization of Locally Available Kaolin Clays”, Mineralogia Special Papers, 33, 66 (2008). Muhammad Riaz Khan and Muhammad Muzammil, “Comparative Microstructural study of Quenched and Self Tempered and Ordinary Steel”, Journal of Pakistan Material Society, 2(2), 82- 86 (2008). Y. Khan, S.K. Durrani, Muhammad Riaz Khan and M. A. Haq, “Synthesis of Transition Metal Oxide Nanocrystals by Cost Effictive Hydrothermal Process”, The Nucleus, 46(4), 479-486 (2009) M. Waseem, S. Mustafa, A. Naeem, K. H. Shah, Irfan Shah and Ihsan-ul-Haque, “Synthesis and Characterization of Silica by Sol-Gel Method” Journal of Pakistan Material Society 3(1), 19-21 (2008). For the research publication from other institutions both local and throughout the country as mentioned in users list of Centralized Resource Laboratory, the analytical research work was mostly conducted in Centralized Resource Laboratory, University of Peshawar, for which, in most of the research publications Centralized Resource Laboratory is acknowledged.
Workshops and Seminars Centralized Resource Laboratory arranged a one week self sponsored workshop on equipments installed in CRL titled “One Week Workshop on CRL Equipments” from June 15 2009 to June 20, 2009. Thirty faculty members and M.Phil/PhD scholars of University of Peshawar, University of Engineering and Technology Peshawar, Agricultural University Peshawar and PCSIR Labs Peshawar participated in the workshop. The workshop was inaugurated by the Dean Faculty of Physical and Numerical Sciences, while certificates at the closing ceremony were distributed by Vice Chancellor, University of Peshawar. Some seminars were also delivered by CRL staff in different institutions. List of the seminars is as follow Prof. Dr. Muhammad Riaz Khan delivered a lecture on “Research facilities in CRL”, arranged by Science Society, University of Peshawar in Conference Hall, Shhibzada Abdul Qayyum Khan Musium University of Peshawar, 2009. Prof. Dr. Muhammad Riaz Khan delivered a lecture on “Introduction to Electron Microscopy”, held at Jinnah College, University of Peshawar, 2009. Prof. Dr. Muhammad Riaz Khan delivered a lecture on “Introduction to Electron Microscopy”, held at Nuclear Institute of Food and Agriculture, Peshawar, 2009. Prof. Dr. Muhammad Riaz Khan delivered a lecture on “Introduction to Electron Microscopy”, held at Islamia College University, Peshawar, 2009. Mr. Khan Malook delivered a lecture on “Research Facilities in CRL”, held at Jinnah College, University of Peshawar, 2009
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Provost Office, University of Peshawar
University of Peshawar provides resedntial facilities to students from far flung areas. It has got both boys and girls hostel.
Supporting Staff Name of Staff Member Designation BPS Mr. Saadat Khan Superintendent 16 Mr. Abdur Rehman Superintendent 16 Mian Abdul Jamil Senior Supervisor 16 Ms. Samia Anjum Assistant 14 Mr. Zahir Shah Assistant 14 Mr. Mushahid Khan Senior Clerk 09 Mr. Ashfaq Ahmad Junior Clerk 07 Mr. Ashfaq Hussain Junior Clerk 07 Mr. Zahir Shah Junior Clerk 07 Mr. Taj Muhammad Junior Clerk 07 Mr. Fayaz Khan Junior Clerk 07 Mr. Sadique Anwar Junior Clerk 07 Mr. Javed Khan Driver 07 Muhammad Faraz Field Attendant 05 Mr. Imtiaz Khan Peon 02 Mr. Rahat Ali Peon 02 Mr. Sardar Hussain Peon 03 Mr. Muhabbat Khan Peon 02 Mr. Amjad Ali Peon 02 Mr. Samin Khan Bearer 02 Mr. Ali Gohar Water Carrier/Driver 02 Mr. Miskeen Khan Bearer/Carpenter 02 Mr. Amin Khan Bearer/Plumber Helper 02 Mr. Hanif Khan Bearer/Plumber 03 M. Ashfaq Khan Bearer/Electrician 02 Mr. Mubashir Hassan Gate Keeper/Electrician Helper 02 Mr. Shafiq Ahmad Bearer/Peon 02 *Mr. Samin Jan (Rtd) Accountant 16 *Mr. Farhad Ali Sub Engineer 16 *Mr. Sher Afzal (Rtd) Assistant 14 *Mr. Hamid Khan Computer Operator 12 *Mr. Nadir Khan Junior Clerk 07 *Mr. Asghar Khan Driver 05 *On Contract
Hostels Accommodation Data
Boys Hostel Name Capacity Accommodated Khushal Khan Hostel No.1 384 405 Rehman Baba Hostel No.2 396 384
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Allama Iqbal Hostel No. 09 224 228 Prof. Pareshan Khattak, Block-A 375 416 Abdul Ali Khan, Block-V 375 409 Engr. Saadat Mand, Block-C 204 243 Abdul Qadir Khan, Block-D 288 305 Quaid-e-Azam Hall 48 17 Total 2294 2407 Girls Hostel Name Capacity Accommodated Old Tribal Girls Hostel 258 258 New Tribal Girls Hostel 280 186 Fatima Jinnah Girls Hostel 490 575 Benazir Girls Hostel 250 190 Tatara Girls Hostel 312 387 Total: 1590 1596
Total Accommodated males in 2008-09:- 2407 Total Accommodated females in 2008-09:- 1596
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Staff Training Institute, Univeristy of Peshawar
Brief History Staff Training Institute (STI) was founded in 1985 with the idea to provide on-job training to university teachers. Given the expansion of disciplines and sub-disciplines and the introduction of new pedagogical skills it is of paramount importance that teachers are kept abreast with new skills and ideas. STI has been holding workshops, seminars, and training for the University of Peshawar teachers and employees regularly. STI needs more support and patronage to continue with the work it is doing
Supporting Staff Name of Staff Member Designation Grade Mr. Aziz ur Rehman Office Assistant 14 Mr. Musarrat Hussain Key Punch operator 12 Mr. M. Hamayun Naib Qasid 2 Mr. George Masih Sweeper 3
Conference / Seminars / Workshops Organized Name of Title of Conference Date Venue Sponsored by Oganizor Staff Training Functional English/Writing 11/02/2008 IER HEC Institute Skill to 16/02/2008 Staff Training Computer Literacy including 21/07/2008 to HEC Institute Internet Surfing and Exploring 26/07/2008 the HEC Digital Library Staff Training Statistical Package for the 17/06/2008 to IER STI Institute Social Sciences (SPSS) 26/06/2008 Staff Training MS Office and Organizational 13/10/2008 to STI STI Institute Ethics 17/2008 Staff Training Takful 14/01/2009 Shahibzada Abdul Pak Qatar Family Institute Qayyum Hall Takaful LTD Staff Training Advancing of Social Justice for 22/06/2009 Shahibzada Abdul International Islamic Institute Women in Muslim Societies Qayyum Hall University Faculty of Shariah & Law Islamabad, Pakistan Staff Training Semester System Examination 25/05/2009 to HEC Regional HEC Institute 29/05/2009 Office, Hayatabad, Peshawar Staff Training Effective Professional 18/01/2010 IER STI Institute Communication to 22/01/2010
Future plan
STI plans to expand itself both geographically and professionally. Housed in a two-room space, it has to depend on the availability of space in other sister departments. STI also intend to integrate the training it imports into the UoP service structures
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Sports Activities
1. Convened the Annual General Body meeting of University of Peshawar Sports Tournament Committee (UPSTC) Girls of the Constituent & Affiliated Colleges under the jurisdiction of the University on October 09, 2008.
2. Convened the Annual General Body meeting of University of Peshawar Sports Tournament Committee (UPSTC) Boys of the Constituent & Affiliated Colleges under the jurisdiction of the University on October 11, 2008.
3. Convened the Annual Executive Body meeting of University of Peshawar Sports Tournament Committee (UPSTC) Girls of the Constituent & Affiliated Colleges under the jurisdiction of the University on October 16, 2008.
4. Convened the Annual Executive Body meeting of University of Peshawar Sports Tournament Committee (UPSTC) Boys of the Constituent & Affiliated Colleges under the jurisdiction of the University on October 18, 2008.
5. Convened the Annual Executive Body meeting of University of Peshawar Sports Tournament Committee (UPSTC) Girls of the Constituent & Affiliated Colleges under the jurisdiction of the University on November 4, 2008.
6. Organized the Sports Week of the Departments from 12th May to 20th May, 2009 at the Campus of University of Peshawar
7. The following Inter Colleges Degree Tournaments of Boys of the Constituent & Affiliated Colleges under the jurisdiction of the University of Peshawar were organized.
a) Handball b) Cricket c) Kabaddi d) Badminton e) Volleyball f) Basketball g) Tug of War h) Hockey i) Table-Tennis j) Football k) Squash l) Lawn Tennis m) Athletics
8. The following Inter Colleges Degree Tournaments of Girls of the Constituent & Affiliated Colleges under the jurisdiction of the University of Peshawar were organized.
a) Table-Tennis b) Badminton c) Volleyball
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d) Football e) Handball f) Hockey g) Basketball h) Cricket i) Athletics
9. The Directorate of Sports, University of Peshawar has organized the following All Pakistan Inter Universities (Boys) Championships on behalf of Higher Education Commission, Islamabad.
S# EVENT/GAME NUMBER OF PARTICIPATING UNIVERSITIES 1. Football Zone-B 06 2. Hockey Zone-B 03 3. Badminton Zone-B 06 4. Basketball Zone-B 04 5. Volleyball Zone-B 04 6. Athletics 48 7. Cricket 67 8. Table Tennis 67
10. The University of Peshawar participated in the following All Pakistan Inter Universities Tournament(s)/Championship(s) and got the position mentioned against each game.
No of Game Organizing University Position participating universities Volleyball University of Peshawar 1st 53 Athletics University of Peshawar 2nd 48 Hockey GCU, Lahore 3rd 43 Handball University of AJK, Kashmir 3rd 21 Tug of War B.Z University, Multan 4th 26 Volleyball (Girls) Islamia University, Bahawalpur 4th 24 Cricket University of Peshawar 4th 67 Table Tennis University of Peshawar 4th 67 Football University of Vet: & Animal 5th 61 Sciences Lahore Badminton University of Sindh, 5th 63 Jamshoro Lawn Tennis UET, Peshawar Participation 37 Kabaddi University of the Punjab Participation 14 Squash LUMS, Lahore Participation 36 Shooting Ball Mehran UET, Jamshoro Participation 14 Basketball NED, Karachi Participation 52
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Other activities
11. The University of Peshawar Football team has been participated in the LUMS National Male Football Championship held at LUMS Lahore with effect from April 14th to 20th, 2009.
12. The University of Peshawar Badminton team has been participated in LUMS National Male Badminton Championship held at LUMS Lahore with effect from May 7th to 11th, 2009.
13. Organized the training course for the Athletics Technical Official on behalf of Higher Education Commission, Islamabad from 27th July to 2nd August, 2008 at University of Peshawar.
14. Supervised/managed the Pakistan Universities Volleyball Team on behalf of Higher Education Commission, Islamabad during the 44th National Senior Men Volleyball Championship held from March 16-23, 2009 at WAPDA Sports Complex, Lahore.
15. Supervised/managed the Pakistan Universities Athletics Team on behalf of Higher Education Commission, Islamabad during the 41st National Senior Athletics Championship held from March 13-25, 2009 at Punjab Stadium, Lahore.
16. Supervised/managed the Pakistan Universities Cricket Team on behalf of Higher Education Commission, Islamabad during the Patron Trophy Grade-II Tournament 2009 held on 5th April, 2009 to 23rd April 25, 2009 at Gujranwala/ Muridke.
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Legal Cell Report
Litigation
Supreme Court of Pakistan Total 04 cases were field by/against the University of Peshawar in the august Supreme Court of Pakistan, out of which 03 cases were decided by the August Court in favour of the University and One was withdrawn by the University of Peshawar. (List is attached as Annexure-A)
High Court, Peshawar Total 79 writ petitions were filed under Article 199 of the Constitution of Islamic Republic of Pakistan, 1973 in the Peshawar High Court, Peshawar out of which 61 cases have been decided. The details are as under:- Total Writ Petitions Decided Pending 79 61 18
Break-up of Decided Cases Dismissed Accepted/ Allowed Partially Allowed *Disposed off 38 06 03 14
* The matter referred/remanded back to the University of Peshawar for its disposal in accordance with law/Rules/Statutes. (Lists are attached as Annexure-B1&B2)
District courts, Peshawar Total 224 cases were field by/against the University of Peshawar in the Civil Courts and District Courts at Peshawar as well as outside Districts, out of which 69 cases were decided. The details are as under:- Total Suits/Appeals Decided Pending 224 69 155
Break-up of Decided Cases Dismissed Accepted **Partially Accepted Disposed off 54 07 01 07 (Lists are attached as Annexure-C1&C2)
List of Decided Cases of The High Court S# Case Title Case No. Remarks 1. Yunis Aman Vs Principal Law College WP No. 175/2006 Dismissed 2. Faiza NadeemVs Controller Exams WP No. 276/2006 Dismissed 3. Institute of Education Charsadda …Vs… W.P.No.347/2006 Dismissed 4. FidaUniversity Ullah ofVs PeshawarUop Mian Ruhail Hayat W.P.No.852/2006 Dismissed 5. Saadat Khan….Vs…..Director Admissions W.P.No.864/2006 Accepted 6. Sandara Bakhtawara …Vs… UOP W.P.No.628/2006 Dismissed 7. Iqtidar Uddin …Vs… University of Peshawar W.P.No.914/2006 Dismissed 8. Muhammad Imran University of Peshawar W.P.No.915/2006 Dismissed 9. Haris Mustafa ...Vs…University of Peshawar W.P.No.916/2006 Dismissed 10. Seeba Ishtiaq …Vs… University of Peshawar W.P.No.917/2006 Dismissed
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11. Muhammad Tariq Vs UOP W.P.No.1117/2006 Dismissed 12. Mian Rohail Hayat …Vs… UOP W.P.No.1507/2006 Dismissed 13. Muhammad Sajjad Vs Sdo W.P.No.1528/2006 Dismissed as 14. Muhammad Hanif ……Vs…… UOP W.P.No.1848/2006 DismissedWithdrawn as 15. Sikandar Khan …Vs…Vice-Chancellor A.W.P.No.2245/06 DisposedWithdrawn of 16. Tahseen Ullah Vs Vice-Chancellor W.P.No.95/2007 Disposed of 17. Miss Bibi Noreen Vs WMC W.P. No.134/2007 Dismissed as 18. Muhammad Abbas Vs Vice-Chancellor W.P. No.136/07 DismissedWithdrawn as 19. Abdur Rahim Vs Vice-Chancellor W.P. No.599/2007 DismissedWithdrawn 20. Shabana Khattak Vs Vice-Chancellor W.P.No.609/2007 Dismissed 21. Irfan Ullah Marwat……Vs……UOP W.P. No.728/2007 Disposed of 22. Dr. Abdul Salam Khalish …Vs… W.P.No.1038/2007 Dismissed 23. Sardar Ali …Vs… UOP W.P.No.1134/2007 Disposed of 24. Sahibzada Arshad Ullah …Vs… UOP W.P.No.1242/2007 Dismissed 25. Mamoona Nauman……Vs……UOP W.P. No.1410/2007 Allowed 26. Falak Naz Khalil…Vs…UOP W.P. No.1411/2007 Allowed 27. Center for Studies in Law and Democracy, through W.P.1765/2007 Dismissed 28. Centerits Director for Studies …Vs… in V.C. Law UOP and Democracy, through W.P.No.1766/2007 Dismissed 29. Ashrafits Director Ali Babar …Vs… ……Vs……Regist V.C. UOP rar W.P. No.49/2008 Dismissed 30. Malik Jarrar Hussain …Vs… UOP W.P.No.105/2008 Disposed of 31. Faizullah Jan …Vs… Controller of Examinations W.P.No.120/2008 Dismissed 32. Dr. Shakeel Ahmed…Vs…Vice-Chancellor W.P. No.176/2008 Accepted 33. Muhammad Dawood……Vs……UOP W.P. No.574/2008 Disposed of 34. Dr. Muhammad Saleem…Vs…UOP W.P. No.599/2008 Dismissed 35. University ….Vs….Dawood Ahmed CR. No.646/2008 Dismissed 36. Dr. A.Z. Hilali……Vs……Registrar W.P.No.692/2008 Disposed of 37. Mst. Nazish Nawaz…Vs…UOP W.P. No.914/2008 Dismissed as 38. Abdul Qayyum………Vs………UOP W.P. No.921/2008 DismissedWithdrawn 39. Dr. Syed Qaisar Shah……Vs……UOP W.P. No.965/2008 Disposed of 40. Muhammad Abbas …Vs… Controller of W.P.No.1055/2008 Disposed of 41. SikandarExaminations Khan …Vs…Vice-Chancellor A.W.P.No.1205/08 Disposed of 42. Center for Studies in Law and Democracy, through W.P.No.1305/2008 Accepted 43. Shabanaits Director Khattak …Vs… Vs V.C. Vice UOP-Chancellor W.P.1548/2008 Dismissed 44. Junaid Ahmed….Vs….UOP W.P. No.1829/2008 Dismissed 45. Mst. Azra ………Vs……… Controller W.P.1984/2008 Dismissed 46. Abdul Waheed……Vs……UOP W.P.No.2123/08 Partially 47. Irfanuddin Khalil…Vs…UOP W.P.No.178/09 DismissedAllowed as 48. Amir Jamil ….Vs….Controller W.P.No.238/2009 Dismissedwithdrawn 49. Prof.Dr.Iqbal Nasim Khattak..Vs..UOP W.P.No.469/09 Partially 50. Gohar Ali …Vs… UOP W.P.524/2009 PartiallyAllowed 51. Ihsan …Vs…Sheikh Zaid Islamic Center W.P.No.626/09 DismissedAllowed as 52. Shah Faisal ……Vs…… Controller W.P. No.914/09 DisposedWithdrawn of 53. Naveed Suleman …Vs… UOP W.P.No.1299/09 Dismissed as 54. Prof. Dr. Hafiz Abdul Ghafoor …Vs… UOP W.P. No.1506/09 AcceptedWithdrawn
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55. Falak Tagin & Shah Saud Khan ……Vs…… UOP W.P.No.1915/09 Disposed of 56. Murad Ali…Vs…Controller of Examinations W.P.No.2266/09 Disposed of 57. Miss Neelam Babar…Vs…UOP etc. W.P.No.2403/2009 Dismissed 58. Shah Wali Khan…Vs…UOP and others W.P. No.2705/09 Dismissed 59. Leema Khan & others(Economics) Vs University of W.P. No.3086 /09 Dismissed as 60. Mst.Peshawar Faiza Qayyum Vs UOP and others W.P.No.296/2010 DispWithdrawnosed of 61. Azeemullah and others …Vs… UOP W.P.No.343/2009 Dismissed
List of The Pending Cases of the High Court S.# Case Title Case No. Remarks 62. Zafar Ali Shah Vs Vice Chancellor W.P.No.1667/2004 Pending 63. Malak Wasal….Vs…..Principal Home Economics C.R.No.174/2005 Pending 64. Nazir Shah Khattak …Vs… Vice Chancellor WP No. 1152/2005 Pending 65. Inter-Construct…Vs…UOP C.R.No.1200/05 Pending 66. Dr. Abudus Sattar Vs Registrar W.P. No.1600/2005 Pending 67. Malak Naz …Vs… Vice Chancellor WP No. 386/2006 Pending 68. Shahabuddin……Vs……Akhonzada E.P.38/2008 Pending 69. Khalid Usman …Vs… Chairman Journalism W.P.48/08 Pending 70. Al-Haj Mazhar Sajjad………Vs………UOP W.P. No. 848/2008 Pending 71. Rasheda Mazhar …….Vs…….UOP W.P.No.1545/2008 Pending 72. Tahseen Ullah….Vs…..VC W.P. 1578/2009 Pending 73. Shakeel Ahmad Ali…Vs…Controller W.P.No.1846/09 Pending 74. Khalid Khan…Vs…Addl: Registrar, UOP and others W.P.No.2017/09 Pending 75. Prof. Dr. Salma Shaheen…Vs…Registrar UOP W.P.No.2161/09 Pending 76. Danish Khan Vs Director Admission W.P.No.2713/09 Pending 77. Akhtar Hussain…Vs…V. C, UOP & etc W.P.No.2987/09 Pending 78. Abdullah and another…Vs… Director Sports UOP W.P.No.576/10 Pending 79. Amjad Ali Vs Assistant Registrar (Meeting) W.P.215/2010 Pending
List of Decided Cases Lower Courts & District Courts S# Case Title Remarks 80. Muhammad Ghufran…Vs…UOP Dismissed 81. Khan Zada etc…Vs… Vice-Chancellor (Appeal before ADJ) Dismissed 82. Khan Zada etc…Vs…Vice-Chancellor (Appeal before ADJ) Dismissed 83. Dil Nawaz …Vs… Registrar Accepted 84. Shakeel Ahmed……Vs……Controller Dismissed 85. Syed Mufeed Shah …Vs… UOP Dismissed 86. Waqar Ahmed ……Vs…… UOP Dismissed 87. Hafiz Nawaz Khan …Vs… Controller Dismissed 88. Shahzad Nadeem …Vs… Treasurer Dismissed 89. Shafeeq Khan …Vs… Controller Dismissed 90. Sulman Postgraduate …Vs… Vice-Chancellor Dismissed 91. Sajjad Ahmad …Vs… Chairman Environmental Sciences Dismissed 92. Sonia Waheed…Vs… Chairman Environmental Sciences Dismissed 93. Ali Akber and others…Vs… Chairman Environmental Sciences Dismissed
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94. Sajid Khan and others..Vs..Chairman Environmental Sciences Dismissed 95. Fahad Zaman …Vs… Principal ICP Dismissed 96. Wasiq Ullah …Vs… UOP Dismissed 97. Sania Khalid …Vs… VC (JCW) Dismissed 98. Shama Rukh …Vs… Director IER Disposed of 99. Salman-ul-Haq …Vs… Vice-Chancellor Dismissed 100. Shagufta Afridi ...Vs... Controller Dismissed 101. Shazia Gul ...Vs... V.C (Journalism) Dismissed 102. Shazia Gul ...Vs... V.C (Journalism) Dismissed 103. Kalsoom Wakil…Vs… Director IER Dismissed 104. Tamkeen Ibrahim…Vs…Vice-Chancellor Accepted 105. University of Peshawar and others …Vs… Tamkeen Ibrahim Partially 106. Muhammad Azam …Vs… University of Peshawar and others Acceptedaccepted 107. Sulaima Azim…Vs…Chairman Bio Technology Dismissed 108. Muhammad Riaz …Vs… Chairman Pharmacy Dismissed 109. Ilyas Sudad…Vs…Vice-Chancellor Dismissed 110. Ismat Ullah …Vs… Controller Dismissed 111. Ilyas Khan…Vs…Chairman Chemistry Accepted 112. University…Vs…Ilyas Khan Dismissed 113. Nisar Ahmed …Vs…Vice-Chancellor Dismissed 114. Musab ……Vs…… Controller Dismissed 115. Mst. Nabeela Rahman Jinnah Medical College Dismissed 116. Muhammad Ikram …Vs… UOP Dismissed 117. Muhammad Ishfaq …Vs… Chairman Physics Dismissed 118. Hina Ashraf …Vs… Controller Dismissed 119. Samia Farooq and others ………Vs……… Controller Dismissed 120. Rafiullah etc …Vs… Director Bio Technology Dismissed 121. Safia Wahab …Vs… Vice-Chancellor Dismissed as 122. Lawang Zamir …Vs… DCO Disposedwithdrawn of 123. Muhammad Riaz …Vs… Pharmacy Dismissed 124. Faisal Kamal …Vs… Controller Dismissed 125. Aziz Ahmed …Vs… Social Work Dismissed as 126. Sajjad Ahmed …Vs… Controller, Geology Dismissedwithdrawn 127. Irfan Haider …Vs… Controller Geology Dismissed as 128. Behnam Subtain …Vs… UOP Acceptedwithdrawn 129. Ayesha Usman …Vs… Director IER Disposed of 130. Muhammad Sadeeq …Vs… Director IER Disposed of 131. Sadeeq Ahmed …Vs… Director IER Disposed of 132. Dawood Ahmad …Vs… Chairman (Archaeology) Accepted 133. Rafiullah …Vs… Chairman Archaeology) Dismissed as 134. Maria Sarwar …Vs… Chairman Pharmacy Dismissedwithdrawn 135. Fazal Hamid …Vs… Chairman Pharmacy Dismissed 136. Muhammad Ilyas …Vs… VC Dismissed 137. Ayesha Usman …Vs… Director IER Disposed of
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138. Fazal Hamid ...Vs... Chairman Pharmacy Dismissed 139. Abid Hussain ...Vs... chairman Pharmacy Dismissed as 140. Muhammad Riaz ...Vs... Chairman Pharmacy Department Dismissedwithdrawn 141. Muhammad Irfan Sherin Vs UOP etc Dismissed as 142. Abid Hussain ….Vs….Chairman Pharmacy Dismissedwithdrawn as 143. Ahmad Tilal Khan …Vs… Chairman Pharmacy Dismissedwithdrawn 144. Junaid Saqib…Vs…Aimal Khan Security Officer Dismissed as 145. Nabila Begum…vs…UOP Dismisswithdrawned 146. Muhammad Noor Zaib and others…Vs…V.C Disposed of 147. Nek Muhammad…Vs…Controller of Examinations Dismissed as 148. Fazal Man Shah and Muhammad Tufail Vs VC UOP etc. Dismissedwithdrawn
List of Pending Cases Lower Courts & District Courts S# Case Title 149. Inter-Costruct Private Vs UOP 150. UoP Vs Malik Wasil 151. Malik Wasil Vs Principal H/Eco, College 152. Malik Wasil Vs Principal H/Eco, College 153. UOP Vs Naseer Ahmad Durani 154. Saeed-ud-Din Shan…Vs…Director Works 155. Dil Nawaz……Vs……VC (Ijra) 156. Malak Wasal…Vs…Principal Home Economics 157. Nazim Town-III……Vs……UOP 158. Anwar Baig……Vs……Controller 159. Hayat Khan ……Vs…… Principal, QCC 160. Majid Karim…Vs…Vice-Chancellor 161. UOP …Vs…Nazim Town-III 162. UOP …Vs…Dr. Hameedullah 163. UOP …Vs…Muhammad Azam 164. Sahibzada Abdul Qayyum…Vs…Vice-Chancellor 165. UOP …Vs…Khan Zada 166. Khan Zada Vs Vice-Chancellor 167. Anwar Baig …Vs…UOP 168. Farzana Shaheen…Vs…Shaheen Akhter 169. Zafarullah ……Vs……Controller 170. Mst. Iqbala……Vs…… Wahdat Khan 171. Wahdat Khan …Vs… V.C/ Mst. Iqbala 172. Malik Wasil …Vs…Principal (Appeal) 173. Ashfaq Rameez…Vs… Controller 174. Atif ur Rahman …Vs… controller 175. Sayed M. Junaid…Vs… UOP 176. Iqbal Hussain …Vs… UOP 177. M. Tahseen & others …Vs… Chairman Physics 178. M. Furqan ……Vs…… Chairman Physics 179. Yasir Jamil ..Vs.. Director Administration
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180. Yasir Jamil ..Vs.. Iftikhar Hussain (COC) 181. Yasir Khan …Vs… Computer Science 182. Muddasar Khan …Vs… Computer Science 183. Sara Ishaq ……Vs…… Controller 184. Mahir Shah …Vs… State 185. Muazama Bano …Vs… Registrar (pension case) 186. Arman Khan …Vs… Director Bio Technology 187. Muhammad Jehanzeb …Vs… Director Bio Technology 188. Saima Noor/Qurrat-ul-Ain …Vs… Director Bio Technology 189. Dr. Muhammad Idrees Zaidi …Vs… Manzoor Elahi Gondal 190. Muhammad Azam…Vs… UOP 191. Muhammad Farooq …Vs… Computer Science 192. Asif Khan...Vs…Board etc. 193. Jamal Hassan Babar …Vs… Vice-Chancellor 194. Sadiq Hussain …Vs… Provost 195. Tariq Hanan …Vs… Registrar 196. Zia Ulla …Vs… Chairman Pharmacy 197. Adam khan …Vs… UOP 198. Hayat ur Rahman …Vs… Controller 199. Imran Ali …Vs… VC (Social Anthropology) 200. Nadir Shah ……Vs……VC (Statistics Dept) 201. Shumaila …Vs… UOP (Medical) 202. Masood Shah …Vs… UOP (Medical) 203. Muhammad Shahid …Vs… UOP(Social Work) 204. Irfan Ullah ……Vs…… UOP (Social work) 205. Lakhkar Khan …Vs… UOP (Anthropology-Previous) 206. Lakhkar Khan …Vs… UOP (Anthropology-Final) 207. Inam Ullah Khan …Vs… UOP (Pharmacy) 208. Nida Muhammad …Vs… Chairman (Archaeology) 209. S. Asghar Ali Shah …Vs… Chairman Pharmacy (1st year 1-paper, 2nd year) 210. Shakeel Ahmed…Vs… Chairman Pharmacy (2nd year 2-papers, 3rd year) 211. Mushtaq Ahmed …Vs… Chairman Pharmacy (3rd year) 212. Waheed Shehzad …Vs… Chairman Pharmacy (final year) 213. Aftab Ahmad …Vs… Chairman Pharmacy (final year) 214. Nasir Khan …Vs… Chairman Pharmacy (final year) 215. Izaz-ul-Haq …Vs… Chairman Pharmacy (final year) 216. Jamal Hassan Babar …Vs… Chairman Pharmacy (final year) 217. Muhammad Hayat …Vs… Chairman Pharmacy (final year) 218. Muhammad Waseem Khan …Vs… Chairman Pharmacy (final year) 219. Inam ullah …Vs… Chairman Pharmacy (4th year) 220. Muhammad Ayaz …Vs… Chairman Pharmacy (1st yer 1 paper , 2nd year) 221. Abid Umar …Vs… VC (M.A. Final Social Work) 222. Nisar Ahmad …Vs… Chairman Pharmacy (1st year) 223. Malik Mohsin Sajjad …Vs… UOP (Institute of Management Studies)
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224. Irfan Ullah …Vs… Chairman Computer Science 225. Shah Fahad …Vs… VC (philosophy) 226. Shakirullah Khan …Vs… Controller (JMC matter) 227. Asif Khan and others ...Vs... UOP (JMC Examinations) (2 cases ADJ + CJ) 228. Shakirullah ...Vs... Controller (ADJ) 229. Kamran Zeb ...Vs... Chairman Computer Science 230. The State ...Vs... Zahoor Khan Chowkidar (FIR) 231. Malik Amjad Khan ...Vs... Chairman Computer Science (BCS) 4th Semester Examination) 232. Mudassar Ali ...Vs... Chairman Computer Science (B.I.T) 6th Semester Mid:-Term 233. NadeemExamination) Bacha ...Vs... Chairman Computer Science (B.I.T) 4th Semester Mid:-Term 234. MuhammadExamination) Nasir ...Vs... UOP (Service Matter) Appeal of Nasir rejected 235. Mushtaq Ahmad ...Vs... Chairman Pharmacy (4th year Admission) 236. Muhammad Ullah and others ...Vs... Muhammad Zahir Shah and others (Civil Matter) 237. Raham Sana ...Vs... Principal Khyber Law College 238. Mst. Naseeb-ul-Ain ...Vs... VC UOP, (WMC, Abbottabad matter) 239. Faheem Khan and others…vs…Chairman History Deptt: 240. Samiullah Khan Durrani…Vs…V.C UOP etc 241. Muhammad Irfan Sherin Vs UOP etc (CJ) 242. Fatima Liaqat…Vs…UOP 243. Shakoor Khan…Vs…UOP 244. Tehsinullah……Vs…...Controller 245. Irfanullah Khalil…Vs…UOP (Islamia Law College) 246. Irfanullah Khalil…Vs…UOP (Islamia Law College) (ADJ) 247. Mushtaq Ahmad (UET)..VS. UOP 248. Dilawar Shah…Vs…Khalid Khan etc. 249. Malik Amjad Khan ...Vs... Chairman Computer Science (BCS) 4th Semester Examination), 250. Sabina(Previous Amir…Vs…Nadeem File is at Sr.No.264) Azam 251. Gulzar Ali & Hanif Zada Vs University (MBBS) 252. Nawab Khan Vs University (MBBS) 1st Profession. 253. Nawab Khan Vs University (MBBS) 3rd Profession JMC Matter 254. Sohail Khan…Vs…Chairman Computer Science (2nd year 3rd Semester) 255. Miss Nayab Gohar…Vs…VC UOP (MBBS 4th year matter) 256. Momin Khan…vs…Provost /UOP 257. Jan Alam etc.….Vs…Chairman Computer Science (BIT 3rd Semester Classes) 258. Gulzar Ali, Nawab Khan & Mazhar Khan …..Vs…UOP (JMC Matter) 259. Arbab Musaddiq…Vs…Abida Sultan (UMS) 260. Aftab Ahmad….Vs…UOP through VC (UOP 261. Ghassan-ul-Haq …Vs… Chairman Geology (3rd Year Exam…Roll Number) 262. Yasir Khan and 6 others …Vs… Controller 263. Yasir Khan and 6 others …Vs… Controller (ADJ) 264. Robina Sami and 7 others…Vs… UOP (UMS---Service Matter) (CJ) 265. Atif Aman …Vs… Director Bio Technology 266. Khurshid Ahmed and others ……Vs…… Controller (MA Examination) 267. Arbab Abbas …Vs… Controller (MA Archeology Final year Exam-2009)
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268. Miss Nadira Nisar ..Vs.. UOP (MBBS Final year July-2009, WMC Abbottabad) 269. Miss Quratul Ain..Vs.. UOP (MBBS Final year July-2009, WMC Abbottabad) 270. Mst. Shaheen Bukhari..Vs.. Registrar Islamia College University (ADJ) 271. Ahmad Tilal Khan …Vs… Chairman Pharmacy 272. Roohullah and Salahuddin…Vs…Chairman Gender Studies. 273. Shabbir Hussain…Vs…Chairman Computer Science. 274. Residents of Professor Colony…Vs…VC and others. 275. Miss Sundus Ali…Vs…UOP through Registrar (WMC MBBS) 276. Zahid Hussain…Vs…Controller of Examinations, (Computer Science, B.Sc) 277. Seemab Gul Vs Computer Science B.Sc 4th Semester 278. Tatara Girls Hostel 40 students show cause notice by provost 279. Umar Khitab…Vs…Chairman, Geology Department. 280. Nafis Ud din Navid…Vs…Director Electronics/Physics 281. Tila Muhammad Vs Yar Muhammad and others (Botanical Garden, Azakhel Park matter) 282. Fazal Elahi Vs Director Administration & Vice-Chancellor 283. Mujeeb ur Rehman Vs SZIC UOP 284. Muhammad Rauf…Vs…UOP 285. Dr. Agha Zahid Hilali (A.Z. Hilali)..Vs.UOP 286. Miss Kinza Hameed…Vs… Chairman, Department of Islamiyat, UOP and others Re-Totaling 287. Alwinamatter of Gul…Vs…Muhammad Paper-IV Idrees 288. Roohullah……Vs… Registrar 289. Dr. Aqal Zaman Vs UOP UPS (Asstt: Prof. IER) 290. Dr. Muhammad Islam Gohar…Vs…Abdul Waheed and others 291. Mohammad Nawaz Khan Vs UOP (Affiliation Matter) 292. Amir Ullah Vs C.O.E (Maths Final Exam) 293. Aftab Ahmad….Vs…KMC 294. Muhammad Iqbal …Vs… Chairman Physics 295. Abdullah Afridi…Vs…Chairman Computer Science (BIT 3rd Semester) 296. Robina Sami and 7 others…Vs… UOP 297. S. Muhammad Afsar Shah ………Vs……… VC 298. Mehreen Hameed…Vs…Controller of Examinations. 299. Mushtaq Ahmed …Vs… Chairman Pharmacy 300. Irfan Tabassum …Vs… Registrar 301. Nasreen Bibi …Vs…Controller 302. Muhammad Ilyas…Vs…V.C 303. Zafar Ali etc…Vs…Imdad Khan and others (Class-IV Union Fund Issue)
List of Decided Cases of the Supreme Court of Pakistan S# Case Number Titled Remarks 1. HRC No.3608/2007 Students of Jinnah Medical Dismissed 2. C.P No.731/2003 MuhammadCollege……Vs……Controller Rahman Vs Vice-Chancellor of Exams & Dismissed 3. C.P.No.238-P/2009 Azeemullahothers (Supreme and others Court …Vs… Case) UOP Dismissed 4. CPLA No. /2007 University of Peshawar and Withdrawn In C.R.No.735/2006 others…Vs…Arbab Khan Afridi
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Students’ Societies
Brief History The students’ of the University of Peshawar are amongst the 3% privileged ones in Pakistan who got the opportunity of admission to this prestigious seat of high learning. Apart from imparting quality education through standard academic procedure to provide skilled leadership to the society, the university equally takes care of personality building of students by a wide range of co-curricular activities. Managers of the students try their level best to use this platform as a principal vehicle for channelizing their potential for good end, give vent to their bubbly feelings, broaden their vision in the global context and refine their qualities as national architects. Khyber Literary Club established in 1986 as a pioneer society got its legal status recognized in 1994 with the decision of the Honorable Supreme Court whereby an alternate platform has to be provided to the students to ward them off the undesirable political activities, where they were enslaved by venomous designs of political parties. In the light of this ruling, later on, nine more societies namely Adventure and Hiking Club, Blood Donor Society, Creative art Society, Culture and Dramatic society, Khyber Literary Club, Peshawar University Rifle Association, Science Society, Social Welfare and Awareness Society and Sports Society were established. Khyber Islamic Cultural Society, Photo-Video Club, Information Technology Club and Folk Art and Heritage Society have been established most recently. Vice Chancellor and Provost, University of Peshawar are the Chief Patron and Patron respectively of all the Societies, each society is looked after by an Organizer and Co-organizer. Under the overall supervision of a chief organiser, students’ cabinet of each society works under the guidance of its respective organisers. The cabinet of each society bears offices of a President, Vice President, General Secretary, Joint Secretary, Media Secretary and Public Relation Officer (1 male and 1 female). Session of the Students’ Societies is connected with the Academic Session which normally starts in September and continues to the end of August of next year.
Zonal Allocation Zone-1: Starting From Area Study Centre to the Convocation Hall. Zone-2: Home Economics, Jinnah College for Women and Department of Fine Arts. Zone-3: I.E.R., Department of Psychology, Qauid-e-Azam College of Commerce, Department of Social Work, New Block, IMS, Pashto Academy, Department of Urdu & Persian Zone-4: All institutions in Sheikh Zayed Islamic Centre.
Organizational Structure
AA Patron in Chief (The Vice Chancellor)
Patron and Director (Provost)
Deputy Director
B Faculty
Chief Organiser
Organisers Co-Organisers
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Students’ Societies
S.No. Society/Club Insignia
Adventure/Hiking Club
Blood Donor’s Society
Creative and Folk Art Society
Cultural and Dramatic Society
Khyber Islamic Cultural Society
Khyber Literary Club
Photo-Video Club
Science/IT Society
Social Welfare and Awareness Society
Sports/Rifles Association
The students, groomed by the above societies and clubs, have set high standards in the form of superior performances at provincial, national and international level.
Aims And Objectives To polish the hidden qualities of students
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To enhance the creative potential of the youth To inculcate in students the spirit of healthy competition To induce in students the sense of love, sacrifice and service to the entire creation To prepare students for all practical ends To prepare the students for future challenges in the global context Prepare students for future challenges in the global context Keep students away from unwanted/undesirable associations
Plan For Holding Functions Of The Societies
All societies will hold functions on monthly basis simultaneously at different venues on the Campus on each second Wednesday of each month. On the third Wednesday of each month meeting of Central Organising Committee will be held to evaluate activities of the societies. Each society has to hold at least three functions in a year.
There will be one joint grand function “Installation and Farewell Ceremony” of all societies at the mid of each academic session. A mega event of Fun Fair & Science Fair will be arranged in the coming months.
Organisers
Adventure/Hiking Club Mr. Hamid Rahman, Library and Information Sciences
Blood Donor’s Society Mr. Anwar Saeed, Geography
Creative and Folk Art Society Dr. Zakirullah Jan, Archaeology
Cultural and Dramatic Society Mr. Jamil Chitrali, Anthropology
Khyber Islamic and Cultural Society Qazi Muhmmad Naeem, Archaeology
Khyber Literary Club Mr. Khalid Latif Kaif, NCE in Geology
Photo-Video Club Mr. Asad Ali, Archaeology
Science Society/IT Club Mr. Akhlaq Hussain, Physics
Social Welfare and Awareness Society Mr. Noor Sanauddin, Sociology
Sports Society/Rifle Association Mr. Roohullah, Pashto
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Responsibilities of organizers and co-organizers All the persons involved in the Co-curricular activities of Peshawar University would act according to the “Charter of Students’ Societies, University of Peshawar”, which would be promulgated in the near future after the approval of the competent authority. The Chief Organizer would act as Chairman of Students’ Societies. Each Society will be headed by an Organizer and one or two Co-organizers keeping in view the work load and business of a Society. The first and foremost duty of an Organizer is to organize, supervise and look after his or her society. The Co-organizer would assist the Organizer in the day to day business of a Society/Club/Association and act as an Organizer in his/her absence. After the announcement of new membership the Organizer will enlist his/her respective members from the membership forms and give a copy of the list to the concerned office. He/She would be responsible to select the cabinet members among the members of his/her respective society on merit keeping in view the past experiences, for one year and inform the office within a week. The Organisers would submit the particulars of their respective cabinet members on the prescribed proforma already handed over to them. Organisers would select a person for the cabinet position having one full academic year in a University. No student is eligible for any cabinet position having less than one academic year. He/She would chalk out activities for the Session on Wednesdays. Meeting of the Cabinet, Society can be called only on Wednesday in order to avoid any disturbance in the curricular activities. He/She would be responsible to organize at least two to three mega events. He/She would keep a proper record of the activities. Each Organizer would seek a prior approval from the Provost for an advance amount for any approved activity. The clearance would be made within a week after completing an event. The Central media Committee has been constituted from the Department of Journalism under the supervision of a faculty member having a full cabinet. Each media secretary will act as reporter of Central Media Committee. Regular reporting of any activity to the office is the responsibility of an Organizer. Each Organizer through media secretary will send an advance story to Central Media Committee and Protocol officer. The Central Media Committee, Protocol Officer of Peshawar University and the respective Media Secretary of a Society would be responsible for reporting and coverage of an event or activity. They will remain in touch with print and electronic media. Any Organizer who does not attend three consecutive official meetings without any valid reason would be relived from his office/duties. The Organizer once appointed will remain in office for one academic year or till the appointment of a new Organizer. However he/she can submit his resignation after four months on one month prior notice after his/her appointment if he/she so desires. At least three meetings of Central Organizing Committee would be called in a year on any Wednesday. Emergency meeting of the committee can be called any time if necessary. Inaugural-cum-farewell function would be arranged once in a year for in-coming and out-going cabinets. The Organizers would jointly arrange such a function. Each organizer when required would accompany students or a society on their tour, excursion or anywhere in land. He/she would be entitled to TA/DA permissible under the service rules. For any mega event all the Organizers and cabinet members would collectively shoulder the responsibility. The Organizers would pinpoint the talented students, keep a record and furnish their information to the office of the Deputy Director. To search, encourage, motivate talented students and keep them busy in healthy constructive activities is the main purpose of running the Societies.
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The Organizer after the end of each session would certify the names of deserving cabinet members or general members for awarding Certificates, Shields and Medals subject to minimum attendance, active participation, excellent performance and meritorious services. The Performance of an Organizer would be judged on the basis of his devotion, excellence in planning, organizing and efficiently administrating multiple activities, motivating students for membership, strength of members, order and discipline, punctuality in meetings and function in his/her society. The proposed honorarium would be paid to all concerned including the Chief Organizer, Organizers and Co-organizers on the pattern of proctorial board subject to the approval of the competent authority for His/Her additional duties. No person can join two Societies or hold two positions in a Society. However He/She can join on honorary basis for which he/she would be unable to claim additional honorarium. Simply a person would be paid honorarium for single position.
Central Organising Committee
Provost, University of Peshawar Deputy Director Students Societies/Clubs/Associations Chief Organiser Organizers and Co-organzier Presidents of the Societies General Secretaries of Societies Media Committee Zonal Representatives
Organisational Structure Of Each Club/Society
Staff Organiser (Responsibilities of Organiser and Co-organiser) Co-organiser
Students’ Cabinet (Responsibilities of Cabinet members) President Vice President General Secretary Joint Secretary Finance Secretary Media Secretary Zonal Representatives Four (4) Public Relation Secretary (male + female)
Responsibilities Of Cabinet Members There shall be a cabinet for each society headed by the President. Recommending the nominees for various portfolios for the cabinet is the responsibility of the Organiser. No person is eligible for any cabinet position having less than one Academic year or study courses in a University. The whole Cabinet would work collectively as a single body for a society. The Cabinet Members would perform their duties mentioned in the “Charter of Students’ Societies, University of Peshawar”.
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The cabinet members would perform their duties for Academic year or till the appointment of a new cabinet. No person can join the cabinet membership of two Societies or two positions in a Society. Eighty percent attendance in meetings and functions is required for cabinet members for award of certificates. Ten percent concession in attendance will be given to the active participants in their respective academic institutions, Colleges, Departments and Centres. Any member of the cabinet can be removed any time for misbehavior, using un-parliamentary language, violating the rules and Charter. The President of a society would be responsible to look after the business of his/her society. He/She will be responsible to his/her Organizer, chalk out the activities and follow the activities of a Calendar. The Vice President will act as President in the absence of President. The General Secretary would keep a proper record of all activities, attendance of the cabinet and general members, minutes of the meetings and keep vigilance on the activities etc. The general Secretary of a Society would submit a copy of attendance to the Deputy Director on the prescribed Performa already provided to them. The joint Secretary would perform the duties as General Secretary in the absence of General Secretary. The finance Secretary would be responsible for financial matters of a society and prepare a case in advance for any activity. He will also be responsible to clear the dues within a week. The Media Secretary of each society would act as a reporter of Central Media Committee. He would send an advance story to Central media Committee, Protocol officer, Print and Electronic Media on regular basis. He would keep a proper record of reports; cuttings etc and send a copy of the report to the office. He would also be responsible for quarterly issue of his/her society with the collaboration of cabinet members and organizers. The Public Relation Secretary (Male and Female) would be responsible for designing, printing and distribution of invitation cards. They must have a list and contact number of invitees, faculty members, Administrative Heads and key persons in Public and private sector. They would chalk out the program of their society in advance with mutual consultation of Organizer and cabinet members. The four Zonal Representatives would be responsible to distribute/administer any letter, information, invitation, circular or any task given by the society in their respective zones and recollect the information or get feedback from their zones.
10% Concession In Attendance The Provost Office, University of Peshawar, has been authorized by the Vice Chancellor to grant relaxation maximum to 10% in attendance for active members of the Students’ Societies while granting this concession, it is requested that following rules be strictly observed.
The application must be forwarded by the President of the Society duly attested by the head of the institution where the concerned applicant is enrolled. Application must be signed and stamped by the concerned Organizer of the Society and forwarded to the Provost office with comments. The name of the applicant must be listed in the membership list maintained by the office of the Students’ Societies. Relaxation to the maximum of 10% shall be determined by the applicant’s attendance out of total number of meetings and functions of the concerned society. A x10 R% = N
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R% = Relaxation% A = Attendance of student in Societies activities N = Total number of meetings and functions of the concerned society
Specific Objectives Of Clubs And Societies
1. The Adventure and Hiking Club To promote scenic and hidden beauty of Pakistan To promote tourism To explore the landscape and culture of far and wide regions of Pakistan To make people aware of the diverse culture and traditions of Pakistan To bring cultural tourism and landscape tourism under government notice Through the tourist one can increase the foreign exchange of the country Preparing short visits to the historical places to highlight cultural profiles Showing documentaries made by the students of Hiking and Expedition Society on different areas of out the country
2. Blood Donors’ Society In 1952 Islamia College began to supply volunteer blood donors for the Lady Reading Hospital and has continued to do so regularly. In November 1963 the present Volunteer Blood Donor Service was inaugurated on a University basis and is rendering valuable social service.
Organise blood donation camps Create awareness through lectures and media Arrange first aid and disaster training programmes Tour to a target area To collect facts and figure about the demand and supply of blood To check environment and different facilities regarding blood donation etc To interact with like minded organizations to exchange and share information and skills, fact & figures, views and ideas
3. Creative and Folk Art Society Holding visual art competition Arranging arts and crafts exhibitions Organising photographic exhibition Undertaking beautification of the campus To preserve and promote the folk art and heritage of NWFP at University level Hunt the talent in students Polish the hidden qualities of younger generation Create awareness of folk art and heritage of NWFP among the students
4. Culture and Dramatic Society Presenting variety show programmes Staging dramas Holding national songs competition Highlighting major cultures of the country
5. Khyber Islamic Cultural Society Highlight Muslim culture in Islamic perspectives Promote the real understanding of the Holy Quran Teach correct text-reading (tajweed) of the Holy Quran
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Hold seminars, workshops and extensive lectures Arrange quiz competition and exhibition of Islamic literature
6. Khyber Literary Club Arrange Pushto, Urdu, Hindko Mushairas Hold poetry and prose writing competition Organise Inter University extempore and arranged debate competition Arrange calligraphic competition
7. Science Society/IT Club Organise science fair / exhibition Hold science quiz competition Arrange science conference / seminar Polish the hidden good qualities of students Create awareness in students about Information Technology Highlight the importance of IT in our daily life Discovering the world of Information Technology Pick out the talented students in the field of software to prepare them for future challenges
8. Social Welfare and Awareness Society Observing campus cleanliness campaign Organising seminar at Baragali Planning and organising social works Co-ordinating events among the societies and developing annular plan To inculcate the spirit of human service, volunteering and patriotism in the students by involving them in practical social work To prepare the students of practical life as leaders in their personal, academic and professional endeavours To create awareness regarding different issues of common concern among the public in general and the students in particular To encourage curricular and co-curricular activities such as seminars, conferences, walks, inter department competitions on social welfare and awareness etc in the University To support the university administration in the creation of conducive, clean and caring environment in the University To support, advocate and promote any issue which can enhance the image of Peshawar University at National and International level
9. Photo Video Club Promote the Art of Photography and Video-graphy Capture the Landscape and Historical Monuments of Pakistan Making documentaries of the different events of Peshawar University Keep video and photographic record of different societies of Peshawar University Create awareness through lectures supported by multimedia presentations Arrange photographic exhibitions Highlight cultural profile by visiting historical monuments
10. Sports Society/Rifle Association Celebrating annual sports week Holding sports competitions Supporting sports events arranged by the boarder of all hostels Provide target shooting training
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Arrange target shooting competition inter-university level Hold target shooting competition and provincial level Programme study tour / excursion trip to hills / desert
Activities Inside University Campus During The Session 2009-10 Society/Club/ Association Activities Three days training programme with Sarhad tourism Corporation, government of NWFP, Peshawar Adventure/Hiking Club Participation in “Food Festival at Kund”, organized by Sarhad Tourism Corporation. Blood Donation Camps were successfully operated in the following Departments: Geology
Urdu A blood Donation camp was arranged by Welfare Hand Organization on April 20, 2009 in the Department of Urdu. Fourteen (14) students gave blood to the organization and the organization provides detail about the students like blood grouping, HBS, HCV, HIV, VDRL and SIPLIS. Pharmacy A blood Donation camp was arranged by Mohsin Foundation, Blood Services for Thalassemia Control Programme April 14, 2009 in the Department of Pharmacy. Thirteen (13) students gave blood to the foundation and the foundation provide detail about the students like blood grouping, HBS, HCV, HIV, VDRL and SIPLIS. Physics Chemistry A blood Donation camp was arranged by Mohsin Foundation, Blood Blood Donors’ Society Services for Thalassemia Control Programme April 11, 2009 in the Department of Chemistry. Seven (7) students gave blood to the foundation and the foundation provide detail about the students like blood grouping, HBS, HCV, HIV, VDRL and SIPLIS.
Computer Science A blood Donation camp was arranged by Welfare Hand Organization on April 06, 2009 in the Department of Computer Science (Senior Section) and on April 07, 2009 in the Department of Computer (Junior Section). Nine (9) students from the Senior Section and sixteen students from the Junior Section gave blood to the Welfare Hand Organization and the Organization provide detail about the students like blood grouping, HBS, HCV, HIV, VDRL and SIPLIS.
Economics Environmental Sciences IMS Law College A blood Donation camp was arranged by Mohsin Foundation, Blood Services for Thalassemia Control Programme May 05, 2009 in Law
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College. Twenty (20) students gave blood to the foundation and the foundation provides detail about the students like blood grouping, HBS, HCV, HIV, VDRL and SIPLIS. Sheikh Zaid Islamic Center A blood Donation camp was arranged by Welfare Hand Organization on April 29, 2009 in Sheikh Zaid Islamic Centre. Six (06) students gave blood to the organization and the organization provides detail about the students like blood grouping, HBS, HCV, HIV, VDRL and SIPLIS. Centre of Biotechnology and Microbiology
The Blood Donors’ Society, University of Peshawar in collaboration with Welfare Hand Organization, Peshawar, Thalassamemia Federation of Pakistan and Thalassamemia Prevention Program, Govt. of NWFP organized a joint seminar on Blood Donation, Screening & Observance of World Thalassaemia Day at the Sir Sahibzada Abdul Qayyum Museum Conference Hall on 7th May 2009 at 10:30 am. The speakers of the seminar where Prof. Dr. Muhammad Tahir, Hematologist, Khyber Medical College, Mian Attiq ur Rahman, Chief Executive, Welfare Hand Organization, Thallasemia Federation Pakistan, Secretary PR/Co-Organizer and Prof. Dr. Fazale Raziq, Co-Project Director, Hematologist, Hayatabad, Medical Complex.
The seminar was followed by an awareness walk from the museum to VC chowk. In the walk all the speakers more than 200 students and 10 then thalassemia affected children participated. Seminar on “Islamic Heritage of Pakistan” on April 15, 2009 delivered by Prof. Dr. Taj Ali, Dean Faculty of Arts and Humanities, University Creative and Folk Art of Peshawar Society Seminar on “Pakistan’s Cultural Heritage: An Inspiration and motivation. The Cultural and Dramatic Society has arranged Mehfil-e-Milad on March 25, 2009 at 4:00 pm in the Agha Khan Auditorium. Those Cultural and Dramatic students of the University of Peshawar. About 30 participants were in Society the Milad. Prizes where distributed among first three position holders. Certificates and shields were distributed among the participants. Khyber Islamic Cultural Society, University of Peshawar has organized a seminar on “Modernization and Islam” in Agha Khan Auditorium, Khyber Islamic Cultural University of Peshawar on 10th April 2009 at 09:30 am. The speaker of Society the seminar was Dr. Dost Muhammad Khattak. About 250 students were at the time of speech. Inter-Departmental Declamation Contest 2009 (English and Urdu) May 4, 2009 at 9:30 am Agha Khan Auditorium, University of Peshawar Khyber Literary Club 12 participants in Urdu 06 participants in English Position Holders in English Debate Contest
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Shandana Khan, Law College Sonia Gul, Botany Shumaila, law College Position Holders in Urdu Debate Contest Kalsoom Sani, law College Qazi Haseeb Yousaf, Computer Sciences Shumaila Rafiq, Botany Prizes were distributed in first position both in English and in Urdu Certificates were distributed in all participants Grand Pashto Mushaira May 23, 2009 at 5:00 pm Convocation Hall, University of Peshawar More than 40 poets participated in the event More than 600 listeners were at the Convocation Hall Certificates were distributed among the poets Declamation Contest Venue: Agha Khan Auditorium Date: 08.03.2010 Time : 10:00 am
Photographic Exhibition on “Labour and Child Labour” May 02, 2009 Sir Sahibzada Abdul Qayyum Khan Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, University of Peshawar Chief Guest : Prof. Dr. Taj Ali, Dean Faculty of Arts Guest Dr. Abdur Rehman, Archaeology Dr. Bashir Ahmad, Provost, UoP Photo-Video Club Dr. Zakirullah Jan, Deputy Director, Students’ Societies Three judeges Round about 100 photographs were exhibited Size of the picture was 10x12 inches Prize were given to the first 3 position holders First prize, Mr. Mujeeb ur Rahman, Department of Archaeology Second prize, Mr. Abid, Department of Geology Third prize, Zille Huma, Department of Archaeology Certificates were given to all participants Seminar on “Awareness of Eye Diseases” On April 22, 2009 at 9:30 am At Sir Sahibzada Abdul Qayyum Khan Museum Conference hall Speaker of the event was Prof. Dr. aman Khan, Director, PICO, HMC, Peshawar Science Society One-day workshop on Research Facilities in the University of Peshawar May 20, 2009 at 10:00 am Speakers 1. Dr. Yaseen (MRL, Department of Physics) 2. Dr. M. Riaz (CRL, UoP)
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3. Dr. Tahir Shah (NCE-Geology) At Sir Sahibzada Abdul Qayyum Khan Museum Conference Hall About 250 participated in the Workshop Installation of a Stall in the exhibition arranged by Centre for Disaster Management and Preparedness University of Peshawar On April 04, 2009 Sir Sahibzada Abdul Qayyum Khan Museum, University of Peshawar
Social Welfare and Seminar on “Increasing Trend of Gender Based Violence as opposed to Awareness Society Woman’s Status in Islam” in collaboration with Noor Education Trust (NET) Wednesday May 20, 2009 at 11:30 am At Agha Khan Auditorium Renowned scholars and Gender Specialists were invited to speak on the occasion Sports Mela 2009 from May 20-30, 2009 Opening ceremony of Sports Mela 2009 was on 22nd May 2009 at the Cricket Ground, University of Peshawar The following games were played during the Mela Cricket Football Basketball Table Tennis Badminton Sports Society /Rifle Volleyball Association Carem Board Chess Cards Athletics: Javelin throw, Short put, Discus Throw, long Jump, 100 meter race. More than 300 students participated in the Sports Mela 2009 During the Sports Mela both male and female events where arranged Female events were arranged at the Jinnah College for Women Winners and Runner up were awarded with prizes and trophies Certificates where distributed among the all participants
Activities Outside The University Campus Event Activities IST, Twni city Inter- Institute of Space Technology, IST, Islamabad has organized “ICT Twin University Challenge City Inter-University Challenge 2009” from March 26-28, 2009”. The 2009. selected team of Peshawar University participated in the event under the supervision of Mr. Asad Ali, Organiser Photo-Video Club. The team left the Provost Office on Thursday i.e. March 26, 2009 at 2:00 pm. The following students got positions in different events.
Miss Ibtesam Zaima, Department of Environmental Sciences got first position in Bilingual Declamation Contest (English) Mr. Naveed Khan, Department of Fine Arts got first position in Arts
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Contest on spot and got 3rd position in Arts Contest in prepared. Miss Mamoona tul Kubra, Department of Fine Arts got first position in Story Writing Miss Ayesha Ilyas got 3rd position in Essay Writing Mr. Awais Shakir got first position in singing Competition (General) Mr. Tasawar Zaman Babar, Department of Journalism and Mass Communication got 3rd position in Singing Competition (Folk) Mr. Khalid Latif Kaif, Department of Geology got 3rd position in Mushaira The team for the Drama competition got consolation prize in the Drama Competition University of Peshawar got team trophy in over all events
Bilingual Declamation Organized by IM Science on 16/04/2009. Contest by IM Sciences PTV Youth Show Sending of the talented students to Youth Show Programme arranged by PTV Centre, Peshawar. On 22/04/2009. BARGAD, Islamabad. Participation of students at a conference arranged by Bargad at Islamabad on 24 & 25/04/2009. Bilingual Declamation at Organized by Forman Christian College, Lahore on 17-18/04/2009. FC College Awareness Road Show The Social Welfare and Awareness Society, University of Peshawar in of Islamic Banking and collaboration with Al-Huda Centre of Islamic Banking and Economic Finance from Khyber to organized an awareness seminar on “Awareness Road Show of Islamic Karachi Banking and Finance from Khyber to Karachi” at Quiad Azam College of Commerce, University of Peshawar on March 25, 2009 from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm. Poetry and Naat Islamia College charted University Peshawar arranged poetry and Naat Competition at Islamia competition on February 12, 2010. Peshawar University got the first College, charted position in poetry and Naat. University Peshawar
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Developmental Projects/Scholarships (P&D)
New Projects Name of Project Amount Approval Date Completion Status Date Strengthening of the University Rs.605.00 Waiting of CDWP of Peshawar (Million) Meeting Strengthening of Department of Rs.42.169 23.2.2010 May, 2012 Yet to be started Psychology (Million) Construction of Youth Hostel at Rs.7.771 03.09.2009 Tender Opening Hakeem Abdul Jalil Nadvi (Million) Committee Sports Complex, University of meeting held on Peshawar 22.2.2010
Ongoing Projects Name of Project Amount Approval Date Completion Status Date Strengthening and Enhancement Rs.458.961 15.10.2005 14.10.2011 Almost completed of Academic Provision (MP1) (Million) Strengthening & Enhancement Rs.464.695 13.06.2006 13.06.2011 Will be completed in of Academic Provision Life & (Million) the next year Environmental Sciences (MP1)`
Project completed: Name of Project Amount Approval Completion Status Date Date Establishment of Centre of Phyto- Rs.39.114 02.04.2007 01.04.2009 Completed and Pharmaceutical and Nutraceutical (Million) running Research, University of Peshawar successfully Construction of Squash Court Rs.34.325 22.08.2006 21.08.2007 Completed this Complex, University of Peshawar (Million) months Strengthening of Pashto Academy, Rs.23.097 25.05.2006 24.05.2008 Completed this University of Peshawar (Million) months Rehabilitation of Existing Rs.182.250 26.10.2004 31.12.2009 All components Infrastructure and Provision of (Million) completed except additional facilities for quantitative sewerage system and qualitative Improvement of higher education, University of Peshawar Establishment of Botanical Rs.37.861 21.10.2004 30.06.2009 Completed & Garden, University of Peshawar (Million) running successfully Establishment of Bio- Rs.34.257 02.04.2007 01.04.2009 Completed & Pharmaceutics, University of (Million) running Peshawar successfully
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Scholarship from University Own Resources
Abroad S. No Name of Scholar Department 1. Ms. Shehla Gul, Lecturer Department of Geography 2. Mr. Noor Sanauddin, Lecturer Department of Sociology 3. Amjad Saleem, Lecturer Department of English
Inland S. No Name of Scholar Department 1. Shahzada Gulfam, Assistant Librarian Department of Political Science 2. Ms. Saeeda, Lecturer Jinnah College for Women 3. Mr. Sajjad Ahmad, Lecturer Department of Library Science 4. Mr. Naveed Akhtar, Lecturer Department of Botany 5. Mr. Muhammad Sayyar Khan, Junior Clerk Establishment Section
Financial Assistance S. No Name of Scholar Department 1. Ms. Maimoona Nauman, Lecturer Jinnah College for Women 2. Mr. Naveed Sardar, Assistant Treasurer Administration Block 3. Mr. Mazharullah, Assistant Treasurer Administration Block 4. Mr. Arshad Ali, Lecturer Institute of Education and Research
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Central Library University of Peshawar
Mission To serve the University community (Faculty members, Research Scholars, and Students) by providing them variety of information resources in all formats (Print/Electronic), to build and strengthen Research culture in the University.
Vision To provide quality services by utilizing all available library resources for improving its ranking position among the Public Sector University Libraries
Aim The main aim of the Central Library is: To provide the Right Information To the Right User At the Right Time
Workshops/Conferences/Seminars Attended By Library Staff
1. Mr. Ibrar Muhammad, Librarian
Name of Workshop Scope Organizer/ Venue Training Course on “Role of ICT in research and National National Centre for Rural Database Development” Development (NCRD), Islamabad (February 1-4, 2010) One week Training course on “Latest Trends in National National Centre for Rural Library Management” Development (NCRD), Islamabad (Nov 16-21, 2009) One Day workshop on “ Managing References Local Quaid-e-Azam College of and Citations using EndNote” Commerce, University of Peshawar (January 6, 2009) 18TH All Pakistan Library & Information National National Library of Pakistan, Congress” Islamabad (May 11-12, 2009)
2. Mr. Fazal Rahim Awan, Assistant Librarian
Name of Workshop Scope Organizer/ Venue Workshop on Information Technology for Local Central Library, University of Information Management in Modern Libraries Peshawar and Peshawar University (January 5-7 2010) Campus Librarians Welfare Society Training Course on Modern Library Services in National Pakistan Academy for Rural Digital Environment Development (PARD), Peshawar (Sept 28-02 Oct 2009) One week Training course on Library National National Centre for Rural Management Skills Development (NCRD), Islamabad (April 20-25, 2009)
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3. Ms. Mukhtar Shaheen, Assistant Librarian Name of Workshop Scope Organizer/ Venue Three Day National Workshop on LIS Research National International Islamic University, Inquiries: Design Issues Islamabad (December 04-06, 2008)
4. Mr. Habib.ur.Rahman, Assistant Librarian Name of Workshop Scope Organizer/ Venue Three Day Training Course on “Library Local Department of Library Science, Automation” University of Peshawar (Feb 2-4, 2009) One week Training course on “Library National National Centre for Rural Automation Process” Development (NCRD), Islamabad (Nov 24-30, 2008)
5. Mr. Tahir Jan, Assistant Librarian Name of Workshop Scope Organizer/ Venue Training Course on Modern Library Services in National Pakistan Academy for Rural Development Digital Environment (Sept 28-02 Oct 2009) (PARD), Peshawar One week Training course on Library National National Centre for Rural Management Skills (April 20-25, 2009) Development (NCRD), Islamabad Training course Data Analysis and Research Local HEC Regional Office, Peshawar Proposal Writing (Feb 17-18, 2009) Five Day Training on Library Automation System National Pakistan Academy for Rural – Introduction and Practical Implementation of Development (PARD), Peshawar Automation Software (Sep 15-19, 2008)
6. Mr. Irfan Ullah, Assistant Librarian Name of Workshop Scope Organizer/ Venue 18TH All Pakistan Library & Information Congress National National Library of Pakistan, on 11-12th May, 2009 Islamabad Three Day Training Course on Library Local Department of Library Science, Automation (Feb 2-4, 2009) University of Peshawar Five Day Training workshop on Library National Pakistan Academy for Rural Automation System – Introduction and Practical Development (PARD), Peshawar Implementation of Automation Software’s (Sept, 15-19, 2008)
Events held in the central library Name of Event Date DVC Program on “U.S. Education and Visa Process” September, 2009 Mission Speaker Program on “U.S. Election Process” October 22, 2008 Books Exhibition on Quaid-e-Azam and Pakistan August 14, 2009 YES Alumni Workshop on “Initiating Collaborative Project” August 13 ,2008
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Directorate of Works Activities
Completed Projects
Name of Project Cost. (Rs) Construction of Squash Court Complex 23764626 Construction of Pashto Cultural Museum 22147566 Package-3 ‘Balance Work At 10 F-Type Houses F-1,2,3,9 To 15’ 11250728 Package-1 ‘Balance work at 10 R-type houses /R-6 to R-16’ 10812976 Package-4 ‘Balance Work At 9 F-Type Houses F-16 To 24’ 10433799 Construction of Research Lab (Pnrl) Foreign Faculty, Institute of Chemical Sc. 4956575 Construction of Rest Room, Changing Room & Kitchen at Tennis Court, U.O.P 1660494
On Going Projects
Name of Project Tender Cost (Rs) Construction of Two Academic Blocks 509318000 Construction of Sewerage System 53000000 Package-2 Balance Work At 9 R-Type Houses Near S-Type Houses’ 11206104 Construction of Roads Footpaths & Sewerage Lines in F&R Houses, U.O.P 18217766 Construction of Tube Well at Two Academic Blocks 4351803 Sui Gas Installation Works at Academic Block-1 3532886
Completed Works
Name of Works Cost (Rs) Porcelain Tiles Flooring in College of Home Economics 3,60,109/- Improvement / Repairing Works in Central Library 4,35,853/- Construction of Surface Drainage System in BA/BSc Exam Section 2,02,768/- Floor Tiles in Committee Room No.1 & 2 3,74,193/- Repairing of Bathroom in Provost Office 1,36,951/- Bathroom Improvement Repairing in Oriental Block 3,20,000/- Different works at Muhtarma Benazir Girls Hostel 3,30,540/- Constn / Diversion of Drain from Tatara Girls Hostel to Main Drain 1,52,995/- Reconstruction of Servant Quarter in SA-15 3,41,635/- Barbed Wire Fence for Car Parking Area Near PUTA Hall 2,70,489/- Improvement /Upgdn Works in IER 29,91,988/- Brick on edge pavement near PUTA Hall 3,19,958/- Constn of Store Room at Institute of Chemical Sciences. 4,82,023/- Constn of 2 nos bathrooms in H.No.J-07 1,08,978/- Steel Car Shed in front of Oriental Block 2,18,048/- Civil Work for Installation of Mechanical Lift at Main Administration Block 11,52,003/- Construction of Road from Law College Corner to New Building of Area Study 7,03,967.46/- Construction of Surface Drainage System in Houses No.F-78, 79, 88, 89 1,44,428/- Improvement & Upgradation Works in College Home Economics 32,72,886/-
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Ongoing Works
Name of Works Cost (Rs) Granite Tiles & False Ceiling Works 1st Floor at IER 25,55,953/- Construction of Steel Car Shed at Archaeology Museum 98,559/- Constn of Steel Car Sheds at Botany Dept 1,58,331/- Constn of Bathroom & Renovation at H.No.D-38 82,883/- Constn of Store at PNRL 1,37,457/- Renovation of Dept of English 72,718/- Renovation of Environmental Sciences 92,567/- Roof Treatment of Masjid-e-Siddique 2,32,762/- Renovation / Upgradation of Directorate of P&D Section 4,17,421/- Misc Repair Works at Institute of Chemical Sciences 4,60,341/- Misc Repair Works at Dept of Environmental Sciences 1,95,840/- Construction of Boundary Wall at Tent Hostel 1,53,111/-
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Quality Enhancement Cell, University Of Peshawar
Brief History Quality Enhancement Cell, University of Peshawar was established on October 22, 2004 to monitor and assess academic Programmes through a number of instruments provided by the HEC in the shape of manual called Self Assessment Manual.
Assessment is a systematic process of gathering, reviewing and using important quantitative and qualitative data and information from multiple and diverse sources about educational programs, for the purpose of improving student learning, and evaluating whether academic and learning standards are being met.
The objective of the Self Assessment are to:
1. Maintain and continuously enhance academic standards. 2. Enhance students’ learning. 3. Verify that the existing programs meet their objectives and institutional goals. 4. Provide feedback for quality assurance of academic programs. 5. Prepare the academic program for review by different accreditation bodies/councils.
The purpose of the Quality Enhancement Cell is to conduct periodic self- assessment of academic programs in order to identify strengths and weaknesses and recommend remedial measures. Self-assessment is an important tool for academic quality assurance and provides feedback for faculty and administration to initiate action plans for improvement.
Activities during Academic Year 2008-209
Teacher Evaluation & Course Evaluation Survey were conducted in the departments of University of Peshawar. Results of the Evaluations for Academic Session 2008-09 were Circulated to Heads of Departments for corrective measures, where needed. Program Teams in all the Departments were constituted for preparing Self Assessment Reports (SARs), a mandatory exercise for all programmes. Self Assessment Reports (SAR) were submitted by the following departments only:
1. Department of Pharmacy. 2. Department of Statistics. 3. Department of Psychology. 4. Department of Mathematics 5. Department of Computer Science 6. Department of English 7. Department of International Relations 8. Institute of Chemical Sciences. 9. Centre of Biotechnology & Microbiology. Assessment Teams were constituted to review the SARs and submit their recommendations. Assessment Teams finding were collected & Executive summaries were prepared on the basis of AT recommendations and submitted to VC as well as HEC. Implementation plan of the recommendations of ATs were submitted by the respective HOD and followed up by QEC.
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Processing of Remuneration claims of faculty for Mphil/PhD Scholars Supervision. Training sessions regarding use of Anti-Plagiarism Software to MPhil/PhD supervisors were arranged in all the Departments/Centers/Institutes of University of Peshawar by Director QEC & Mr. Salman Jan. Processing of MOU’s between UOP & following Foreign Universities:
1. Hiroshima University, Japan. 2. Nowshera Industrial Estate. 3. Saga University, Japan.
Director, QEC attended as member all the monthly meetings of ASRB Director, QEC is a member of Inspection Committees conducting inspections of various public and private sector institutions seeking affiliation with University of Peshawar. Processing the following Foreign Faculty Cases:
1. Prof. Dr. Yaseen Iqbal, Physics. 2. Prof. Dr. Rafiullah Khan, ICS. 3. Prof. Dr. Ghias Uddin, Institute of Chemical Sciences. 4. Prof. Dr. Mohammad Aslam Khan, Geography.
Director QEC attended workshop on “Say No to Plagiarism” arranged by KUST in Kohat Director QEC participated as a resource person on Self Assessment procedures, in a workshop arranged by KMU at PC. Peshawar. Director QEC attended 13th & 14th quarterly meetings of QECs held at Dow University of Health Sciences, Karachi and HEC Regional Centre Peshawar respectively.
University of Peshawar Page 275 Discipline-wise Enrolled Status of Students in the University of Peshawar Annual Report 2008
Academic Section, University of Peshawar
Name & Address of the College/Institute Discipline Seats Brains Postgraduate College, Peshawar BCS, BBA (H) & MBA 40 each Govt Girls College Charsadda No.2 B.A/B.Sc 200 Awan Institute of Management Sciences, Topi, Swabi. B.Com 40 Nowshera College of Education, Nowshera B.Ed. (Evening) 30 Khyber College of Education, Peshawar B.Ed. (Mor), M.Ed. (Eve) 50, 40 Institute of Business Studies (IBS), Swabi BBA (H) & MBA 30 Women Institute of Learning, Abbottabad 2nd & 3rd Prof Pharm-D 50 Govt Degree College for Boys, Pabbi B.A/B.Sc. Roots College of Education, Swabi B.Ed. (Evening) 40 Sir Syed College of Education, Kohat M.Ed. (Evening) 40 Shaheen Institute of Education, Peshawar B.Ed. (Evening) 40 Islamia Institute of Business Education & Computer B.A/B.Sc 70/50 Science, Eidgah Road, Ashrafia Colony, Peshawar. Muslim Education Complex, Dalazak Road, Peshawar B.Com (Evening) 40 National College of Sciences & Business Management, B.Com 50 60-C University Road, University Town, Peshawar BBA (H) & MBA 40 Khyber College of Education, Mardan B.A 40 Frontier Information Tech & Science Institute (FITSIN), M.Sc (Comp Science) 40 3rd Floor, PDA Plaza, Phase-5, Hayatabad, Peshawar. Govt Girls Degree College, Takht Bhai, Mardan B.A/B.Sc 200 Govt Girls Degree College, Lund Khwar, Mardan B.A/B.Sc 200 FG Girls Degree College, Nowshera Cantt B.A 100 Farabi College, Peshawar B.A/B.Sc 100 National Institute of Management Sciences (NIMS), B.Com & B.Com (Hons) 40 Peshawar Iqra Girls Degree College, Jehangira District, Nowshera B.A 80 Govt College of Commerce & Management Sciences, M.Com (Two Years) 40 Charsadda Bakhtawar College of Education, Peshawar B.Ed. (Morning) 50 Cenna College of Education, G.T. Road, Pabbi B.Ed. (Evening) 40 Brains Postgraduate College, Peshawar BCS (Morning) Mishwani College of Commerce & Accounting, 403-Street B.Com (Morning) 40 No.3, Jinnah Abad Colony, Abbottabad Peshawar Degree College of Commerce, Peshawar B.Com (Evening) 40
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