UOG Prospectus 2013-14 for Web

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and global levels. We at University of Gujrat also pay heed to initiate skill based disciplines, in consonance with growing market demands that cater to the emerging needs of resource hailing from poor segments of population. The University has attained remarkable prominence in recent years due to its research and development activities. Several projects of national importance are already underway and significantly contributing towards knowledge gen-eration. Majority of the faculty is pro-actively competing for national and in-ternational research grants. Our direct participation in research activities will be fruitful for teaching in the long run because in today’s world, at university level, teaching and research are insep-arable and mutually reinforcing.

I appreciate the faculty and staff for demonstrating their enthusiasm and making valuable contributions towards the development of the University. I hope and pray that our bold initiatives and valiant efforts bear fruit in trans-forming UOG into a World Class Uni-versity.

Prof Dr Mohammad Nizamuddin

Vice Chancellor provide students with much coveted

intellectual and knowledge support together with humanistic and egalitar-ian ideals which are indispensable for socio-economic progress.

In my capacity as the Vice Chancellor of University of Gujrat (UOG), I am con-fident that we have human and mate-rial resources at our disposal to shape up UOG into a top ranking institution of Pakistan. The dedication exhibited by the University staff and faculty has al-ready brought UOG within top ten uni-versities of Pakistan in a short span of just six years. It is the manifestation of collective wisdom and efforts made by all stakeholders and now we are carv-ing our way towards makcarv-ing it a world class university.

At intellectual level, we aim to infuse in our students a deep concern and sense of responsibility towards up-lifting socio-economic conditions of the country and developing a convic-tion to make Pakistan a progressive democratic state. Only this is the way forward through which we can make the students responsible citizens and rational social actors who can exert hard and contribute their due share in the overall development of Pakistan besides pooling knowledge at regional In today’s modern world marked by

information technology, knowledge-based economies and scientific prog-ress, education has become a corner-stone for the progress and prosperity of nations and individuals alike. No na-tion can imagine making inroads on the frontiers of development without knowledge and education which instill in people a constructive, progressive and forward looking conviction. A mod-ern educational institution equipped with seasoned academics, state-of-the art facilities and updated curricula can

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UNIVERSITY OF GUJRAT - INTRODUCTION

University of Gujrat (UOG) was

char-tered by Government of Punjab in 2004. It is located in suburbs of Gujrat at a beautiful and picturesque spot which is about 12 kilometers from the city. It is comprised of main Hafiz Hayat Campus, which includes one medical college, and four other constituent colleges located across the city of Gujrat.

UOG has always been committed to cul-tivating talent groomed to excellence, ad-vancing science and technology, striving for social and economic development, and promoting knowledge culture with

the spirit best manifested in the univer-sity vision of “A World Class Univeruniver-sity”. Since its inception, UOG has always been trying to cater to the national and regional needs, and exert itself to be-come an influential high-level premier place of learning, innovation and a pool-ing of talents. For the nourishment of scholarly aptitude and skills, besides offering regular four year degree pro-grams, ranging from basic sciences to art, design and architecture, engineering to business studies, sociology to medi-cal sciences and law to geosciences,

the university also offers two years asso-ciate degree programs in six disciplines deploying community participation. University focuses on academic sub-jects and research symbiotically to-gether, therefore, research is among the top priority thrust. University has estab-lished a number of research centers, including Center for Population, Urban & Environment Studies (CPUES), Cen-ter for Research in Emerging & Applied Technologies (CREAT), Nano Technol-ogy Lab, and Pakistan Product Design Center. UOG believes in transferring

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re-search benefits in real time to the com-munity, therefore, the Office of Research, Innovation & Commercialization was es-tablished in 2011 and it is playing a key role in the endorsement of high quality research culture as well as establishing strong industry linkages to promote ap-plied and collaborative research activi-ties.

University of Gujrat is a general large sized university with distinctive features. University has six faculties, 35 academic departments and offers more than 90 courses: 6 Associate Degree, 35 BS,

25 Masters, 29 MPhil and 02 PhD pro-grams. Faculty is over 500 with 80 PhDs and 150 MPhils collaborating with many national and international organizations to establish greater impact. At present, over 18,000 students are enrolled for the session 2012-13. In addition, there are more than 10,000 external students of 78 affiliated colleges and students reg-istered as private candidates to whom UOG awards degrees after successful completion of examinations.

As a strategically located university, it is providing education not only to rural

lo-calities of Gujrat but also to the people of surrounding districts of Golden indus-trial triangle, i.e., Sialkot, Gujranwala, Mandi Bahauddin and Jhelum. Female ratio has now touched 70 percent mark. It shows confidence of parents in our conducive learning environments and educational merit of the university. This institution will have long lasting educa-tional, social and economic impact on this region. University of Gujrat is striv-ing hard to build itself into an innovative comprehensive research university with a world-class status.

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PROSPECTUS 2013 - 14

Offices Relating to Student Matters

Vice Chancellor Office

Registrar Office

Prof. Dr. Mohammad Nizammuddin Vice Chancellor

Ph# 92(53)3643174 Ext. 104

[email protected] Muhammad Faisal Iqbal

Personal Staff Officer Ph# 92(53)3643174 Ext. 104 [email protected] Zahid Bashir Assistant Director Ph# 92(53)3643174 Ext. 106 [email protected] Controller Examination

Ahmed Jamil Turk Controller Exams

Ph# 92(53)3643174 Ext. 190 [email protected] Ahmad Salman Ashraf

Deputy Controller Examination Ph# 92(53)3643174 Ext. 192 [email protected] Tauqeer Ashraf

Deputy Controller Exams Ph# 92(53)3643174 Ext. 191 [email protected]

University Advancement & Financial Aid Office (Students Services Center)

Syed Shabbir Shah Director Students Affairs Ph# 92(53)3643174 Ext. 162 [email protected] Muhammad Adil Dar

Deputy Director Students Affairs Ph# 92(53)3643174 Ext. 185 [email protected] Tahira Zoofishan

Deputy Manager (Financial Aid) Ph# 92(53)3643174 Ext. 133 [email protected] Semester System Implementation Cell

Tanzeela Qamar Chief SSIC

Ph# 92(53)3643174 Ext. 149 [email protected] Zarfishan Shabbir

Deputy Registrar (Academics) Ph# 92(53)3643174 Ext. 146 Bakhat Nawaz Assistant Registrar Ph# 92(53)3643174 Treasurer Office Tariq Saeed Treasurer Ph# 92(53)3643174 Ext. 203 [email protected] Adbul Waheed Butt Additional Treasurer

Ph# 92(53)3643174 Ext. 145 [email protected] Ghulam Safdar Malik Deputy Treasurer Ph# 92(53)3643174 Ext. 123 [email protected] Dr. Tahir Aqil Registrar Ph# 92(53)3643174 Ext. 114 [email protected] Shehzad Nadeem

Additional Registrar (Estb) Ph# 92(53)3643174 Ext. 112 [email protected] Tanzeela Qamar

Additional Registrar (Academics) Ph# 92(53)3643174 Ext. 149 [email protected]

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Quality Enhancement Cell UOG Health Care Center

Dr. Tahir Aqil

Director (Additional Charge) Ph# 92(53)3643174 Ext 163 [email protected] Muhammad Arif Additional Director Ph# 92(53)3643174 [email protected] Dr. Mubashar Hussain Deputy Director Ph# 92(53)3643174 [email protected] Hostel Management Dr. Suleman Tahir Chairman Hall Council Dr. Razia Iqbal

Vice Chairman Hall Council Dr. Zahoor Ahmad

Warden Boys Hostel Dr. Mubashar Hussain Warden Boys Hostel Shahida Basheer Warden Girls Hostel

Security & Transport Office

Mussadaq Hashmi

Director Transport & Security Ph# 92(53)3643174 Ext. 182 [email protected] Sajid Iqbal Ahmed Tarar Deputy Director

Ph# 92(53)3643174 Ext. 182 [email protected] Attiq Aslam Jafari

Chief Security Officer Ph# 92(53)3643174 Ext. 172

Dr. Saima Suleman Physician

Incharge Health Centre Ph# 92(53)3643174 Ext. 124 [email protected] Mohsin Ikram Medical Technician Ph # 0300-6294690 [email protected]

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Office of the Registrar

catalogue and background set-ups current and workable in the computerized student information system, develop-ing the academic calendar and final exam schedule. pus space for multiple sharing

by various units; and ensures optimum utilization of instruc-tional opportunities by the students. This office oversees the implementation of aca-demic rules and regulations, including the preparation and maintenance of the University catalogue; keeping the online efficient efforts, integrated

services and communication processes. It provides help for students’ enrollment pro-cess, and services to faculty, staff, and general public while maintaining academic re-cords, progress, certification, enrollment data, and class-room support. It collaborates with all the departments, fac-ulty and city campuses for promoting their professional development, enabling office personnel to excel and en-sure continuous process of improvement, optimize use of available resources for im-parting quality education. It also plays its role for collec-tion and maintenance of re-cord of students’ enrollment and registration; provides ac-cess to information in support of academic advising and in-stitutional decision making. It plans and executes all activi-ties related to academic pro-grams and academic affairs; coordinates the use of cam-The office of the Registrar

plays a crucial role in the at-tainment of university stra-tegic goals and initiatives by mentoring academic and administrative infrastructure necessary for continued ser-vice to students and the cam-pus community. It particularly focuses on collaborative and

Dr Tahir Aqil

Registrar

PhD (Plant Pathology) Mississippi University USA

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Treasury Office

Treasury office is one of the key departments in the uni-versity. It plays a vital role in maintaining and improving the university’s financial po-sition and is responsible for revenue collection, payroll (payment of salaries), pur-chase, pre-audit, payment of pensions etc. It also main-tains university accounts in accordance with chart of ac-counts; assures preparation

of internal and external finan-cial reports as provided in the Act. Treasury office aims at to support the university in achieving its strategic goals through making it financially sustainable. Its main func-tions are:

To ensure high quality fi-•

nancial management and advise on financial mat-ters.

investment of savings & em-ployee related funds, pay-ment of salaries, purchase of moveable & immoveable as-sets, collection of fees from students and timely refunds (if any). It also provides ex-pertise and support for the efficient service delivery to all the stakeholders.

To ensure effective, ef-•

ficient, economical ser-vices to the university and students.

To ensure compliance •

with fundamentals of ac-counting and account-ability.

Treasury ffice has wide re-sponsibilities including ex-penditures, accounting, prep-aration of financial reports,

Tariq Saeed

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Ahmed Jamil Turk

Controller Examination

Controller of Examination

20 programs, i.e., MA/MSc/ MCom/ MBA/ MFA/ PGD and BA/ BSC/ BCom. This spec-trum is steadily expanding. seeking.

At present there are more than 60 Affiliated Colleges which are spread in 7 Dis-tricts of Punjab where about 40 examinations are conduct-ed annually for more than Implementation Cell (SSIC) is

the state-of-the-art cell allied with modern technology; con-ducts and handles semester system examinations in the main campus, city campuses and affiliated colleges. The examination department also conducts Annual System Ex-aminations for Students of Affiliated Colleges and for the Private Candidates in addi-tion to semester system ex-ams at Hafiz Hayat Campus. The degrees are awarded to the all graduates of the uni-versity whether they studied at UOG campus, constituent colleges, affiliated colleges or as private candidates. Nor-mally, degrees are issued at the time of convocation to the successful graduates who have fulfilled all requirements for the award of adegree. Degrees are also issued to individual students when re-quired by them in connection with admission in other edu-cational institutes or for job Major responsibilities of the

Office of the Controller of Examinations, University of Gujrat are conducting se-mester and annual examina-tions; efficient and secure handling of students’ Exami-nation Records; issuance of transcripts, degrees and dealing with examinations related issues of faculty and students. Semester System

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Semester System Implementation Cell (SSIC)

Tanzeela Qamar

Chief SSIC

Semester System, as one of the most prominent teaching systems, is being practiced in University of Gujrat (UOG) for all the degree programmes including Associate Degree (2 years), BS (4 years), M.A/M. Sc (2 years), M.Phil and Ph.D. To make this system more ef-ficient and effective, Semes-ter System Implementation Cell (SSIC) was established

as a separate and indepen-dent Cell in 2008.

SSIC is responsible not only to devise semester system rules and regulations under the guidance of Higher Edu-cation Commission (HEC) but also to ensure the smooth and effective implementation of these rules in UOG. A ma-jor function of SSIC is to exe-cute transparent and uniform examinations at the end of each semester at UOG and its campuses. In addition to that, it maintains the exam record

of students and issues final transcripts after the comple-tion of degree requirements. SSIC, since 2010, has also been successfully implement-ing semester system rules and regulations and exami-nations in six public sector colleges under the Four Year Degree Programme (FYDP) of Higher Education Depart-ment of GovernDepart-ment of Pun-jab. Following six colleges are affiliated with UOG:

Govt. Murray College, •

Sialkot

Govt. Postgraduate •

College for Women, Katchery Road, Sialkot. Govt. Postgraduate •

College for Women, Satellite Town, Rawalpindi.

Govt. Gordon College, •

Rawalpindi.

Govt. Postgraduate •

College, Chakwal. Govt. Post graduate •

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University Advancement & Financial Aid Office

corporations and outstanding

individuals tasks of, communication, development and resource planning.

University

Advancement Office

The University Advancement Office (UAO) is located at the Students’ Services Centre, Hafiz Hayat Campus of UOG. It promotes and supports the University of Gujrat by engag-ing the community of alumni and friends in support of its work as one of the nationally leading research universities. This office creates and builds relationships with friends, supporters and the network of graduate Hayatians. It also fosters a sense of community, commitment and common purpose among the stake-holders.

Advancement Office initiates and develops these relation-ships and works closely with the university’s senior lead-ership and the department

leads. It also coordinates effective alumni relations, fundraising and related com-munication efforts to find out potential partners and match their personal priorities to uni-versity needs. The office en-sures that alumni, supporters, donors and potential donors have a meaningful and mu-tually beneficial partnership with the university.

Hayatians’

Alumni Association

The Hayatians’ Alumni As-sociation’s (HAA) vision is to develop a dedicated and dynamic alumni community whose members are commit-ted to one another, devocommit-ted to UOG’s mission, and ready to invest in its future. The HAA supports the overall ad-vancement of the university by engaging all alumni for life time in building a culture of philanthropy and developing lifelong relationships with the institutions for mutual support and growth. This association University Advancement &

Financial Aid Office works for creating awareness about higher education, building relationships with the society and generating support for university, academic programs, research and infrastructure. It accomplishes by comprehensive strategic efforts an involving: alumni, community, government and private sectors, industries,

Mohammad Adil Dar Deputy Director

Student Services Centre Phone: 053-3643334 (Ext-185)

Syed Kashif Assistant Director

Student Services Centre Phone: 053-3643334 (Ext-185)

Haroon Arshad

Deputy Manager, Endowment Fund

Phone: 053-3643121 (Ext-185)

Tahira Zoofishan

Deputy Manager, Scholarships Officer

Phone: 053-3643121 (Ext-185)

Muhammad Umar Warraich Deputy Manager, Training and Career Officer

Phone: 053-3643121 (Ext-185)

Students’ Services Centre

University

Advancement Office

Prof Syed Shabir H Shah

Director

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intends to accomplish these objectives through incorpora-tion of alumni community and individual relations.

Students

Financial Aid Office

Students who join public sec-tor universities for higher edu-cation usually come from low family income strata of popu-lation. Fee charges for them are much lower than private sector institutions even then financial hardships are faced by these students and univer-sity is fully aware of this situ-ation.

University of Gujrat is a prom-inent facilitator of needy cum meritorious students. We dis-burse more than Rs 55 million for this purpose. Main contrib-utors are PEEF scholarships, HEC scholarships, indigenous fee concessions, Mora Zakat scholarships, bank loans, fi-nancial aids, and work study program for senior students. These are launched with the collaboration of Higher Edu-cation Commission.

Students Financial Aid Office

(SFAO) has been established in the university which usually deals with all financial help programs gathered from oth-er institutions like PEEF, HEC, PEP, and Banks, etc.

Career Development Office

Career Development Office (CDO) is striving to provide best possible professional assistance to Hayatians. It is established to provide a plat-form through which we can develop and enhance the skills and abilities of our stu-dents and graduates to help them acquire best career op-portunities.

The mission is to facilitate our students and alumni in professional development and career building by help-ing them in raishelp-ing their pro-file during study projects and assignments and thus enable them to compete in the mar-ket with some competitive advantages which can allow them to attain desired profes-sional objectives.

Students’ Services Centre

Exciting, exhilarating, nerve-racking or daunting! joining the university can be many things to different persons. However, it is time when you enter into the next chapter of your life. For smooth transi-tion of a major event in your life, the University of Gujrat has built a network of special-ized services on campus for your wellbeing. We are the first public sector higher edu-cation institution in Pakistan to establish “Student Services Centre (SSC)” for students’ welfare and to provide them services under one umbrel-la. We are here to help you whenever and wherever you need us. A brief account of services provided under SSC is given below.

Information and Guidance

The Student Services Centre works as one window opera-tion and offers face-to-face, telephonic and email advice and assistance. Here expert staff is available to provide advice to students on a wide

range of issues such as ex-tra funding, bursaries, fees, loans, housing, academic matters or any other issue concerned with students’ wel-fare.

ID Card Printing Office

Proof of identity helps and safeguards one’s distinctive-ness and the campus secu-rity also. University of Gujrat issues Identity Cards to its students, faculty members and administrative staff as a token of their identity. The of-fice is responsible to print and issue cards to staff and stu-dents and maintain a record of the cards issued.

Students Societies

Students play an impor-tant role in the development of educational institutions through their participations in curricular and extra-curricular activities. Students of this University have brought many laurels to the campus in the past years by taking part in different academic and cul-tural events. The students of

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PROSPECTUS 2013 - 14 UOG are highly motivated and aware of their role in the developmental process of the University. UOG strongly encourages students to take part in regional, national and international level events, dur-ing their studies.

UOG also provides all types of opportunities to students to build community, gain leader-ship, develop interpersonal skills, and contribute to the development of campus com-munity and beyond. Student societies provide platforms for intellectual discourse, personal growth, leadership development, intercultural understanding, community service and lasting friend-ships. Out-of-classroom ac-tivities play an important role in the university experience and enrich student life by available opportunities. Having conducive environ-ment, a number of student societies are flourishing at university and departmental level which are providing op-portunities to the students to ensure their participation in

different events. Departmental level societies include: Hayat-ians’ Society of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, Bo-tanical Society, Educators’ Society, Elecx, Hayatians’ IT Society, Jabir Bin Hayan Chemical Society, Hayatians’ Mathematics Society, Physics Society, Students’ Statistical Society, SPEAK, UOG Green Society & Zoology Society. University level platforms are Hayatians’ Blood Donors’ So-ciety, UOG Debating SoSo-ciety, UOG Musical Society, Kalakar Creative Arts Society, Odeum Arts Society, Qalamkar Cre-ative Writing Forum,

Hayat-ians’ Quiz Society, Students’ Management Society, SUFA, Thespian Dramatic Society & X-News (UOG Chapter), Hayatian’s Adventure Club, Hayatian’s Literary Society, and Hayatian’s IT Society.

Students’ Council

A Students Council, is an active students’ representa-tive body, and is an evoca-tive configuration through which students are involved in the affairs of the university, working in partnership with university management, staff and community for the as-sistance of university and its

students. It aims at improving academic standards and de-velop an enlightened sagac-ity among the society. It also creates a sense of ownership of the university and its activi-ties among the student popu-lation. It enables students to take responsibility for proj-ects, and to demonstrate that they can manage and bring such projects to successful conclusion. Student Council operate within a proper con-text of promoting the interests of university, representing students, and improving life within the university commu-nity.

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UOG Facilities

Health Care Centre

“A healthy body possesses a healthy mind”. For the stu-dents of UOG we have a full-time health care center at Hafiz Hayat Campus manned with a medical officer and a

lady medical officer during the working hours. While the Para medical staff attends to sick students round the clock and emergency cases are re-ferred to the DHQ Hospital for further treatment.

Sports

University of Gujrat provides facilities to the students for games under the supervision of the Directorate of sports which also arranges interde-partmental tournaments and friendly matches with other universities and colleges. UOG is going to take another step to develop an interna-tional standard Mega Sports Complex, where the sepa-rate halls of indoor games for male and female students will be available. It will be near the

main entrance of UOG next to Gate 1.

Fitness Centre

Hundreds of scientific stud-ies and researches across the world have conclusively proved that regular physical activity leads to a higher life expectancy and better quality of life by maintaining fitness. University of Gujrat has a very well equipped fitness Center. The latest apparatus of fit-ness is available there.

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Hostel Facilities

Separate hostel accommodation is avail-able for both male and female students. Priority is given to those students having some disability or living more than 40 ki-lometres away from the campus. Since accommodation in hostels is limited, uni-versity authorities may not be able to pro-vide accommodation to all the applicants. In order to facilitate living of students at hostel, various provisions are ensured at both boys and girls hostels. These include Mess, common room with television, news-papers, guest rooms, computer room, electric water coolers, gymnasium, hostel laundry, outdoor games, geysers (water heaters), sui-gas heaters, electrical and plumbing maintenance.

The students seeking admission to a hos-tel should apply on the prescribed form (along with four attested passport size pho-tographs). Only those students who are on regular rolls of UOG and are enrolled for a degree program as full-time students will be allowed admission in the hostels. The grant of admission to a program of study at UOG does not necessarily ensure allot-ment of hostel accommodation, which will be offered to the eligible applicants subject to availability of vacant rooms.

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Security and Transport Office

Mussadaq Hashmi

Director, Transport & Security The Transport Department, University of Gujrat has a dedicated fleet and is proud to provide transportation fa-cility to students, faculty and employees at a nominal cost. The transport facility consists of 57 buses of which 35 are owned by the university and 22 are hired from private sec-tor. These buses can accom-modate almost 3500 students at a time. It is supporting the

UOG goal of “delivering qual-ity education” by offering pick and drop services to far flung areas such as Sialkot, Kharian, Mandi Bahauddin,

Jehlum, Daska and Gujran-wala. It also fetches students from remote villages of Gujrat district.

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UOG Libraries

services throughout the university campuses. Holding book exhibi-3.

tions, conferences and workshops on different occasions.

To facilitate the academic 4.

and cultural activities in the University of Gujrat. UOG Libraries

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Hafiz Hayat Campus •

A Block Library (Central •

Library)

R Block Library •

Nawaz Sharif Medical • College Library Engineering Library • Constituent Colleges •

Railway Road College •

Library

Marghzar College Library •

G T Road College Library •

Fatima Jinnah College •

Library

Education College •

Library

Aziz Bhatti Shaheed •

Teaching Hospital Library through the HEC’s National

Digital Library Program. Main Library

(under construction)

The Main Library Building of the UOG is under construc-tion at Hafiz Hayat Campus. The covered area of the build-ing will be 71,750 sqft. It com-prises of reading halls, refer-ence hall, stacks area and a computer Lab. Moreover, a multimedia/video conference hall with a seating capacity of more than 210 is also a part of the main library building. Main Activities

Management and opera-1.

tion of the UOG libraries to meet the research, reference, information and reading require-ments of the members (UOG faculty, students and staff).

Formulation of plans and 2.

policies for development of libraries and library These libraries are presently

fully engaged in providing ef-fective services in the follow-ing areas for the promotion of higher education & research.

Computerized circulation •

Digital library and e-brary •

services

Online Public Access •

Catalogue (OPAC) of library resources Reference services •

National Digital Library

The UOG libraries are actively participating in the HEC Na-tional Digital Library Program. These libraries are providing complete access to more than 32,000 high quality, peer-reviewed journals, conference proceedings and articles through 22 different online databases under the HEC’s National Digital Library Pro-gram. The Library is also giv-ing access to around 50,000 online books through 12 dif-ferent databases that have also been made available A group of 10 libraries

deal-ing online and offline with books on different subjects makes the facility of librar-ies in UOG alive 12 hours a day five days a week. With a good collection of more than 100,000 books and facilities, the libraries of UOG exhibit a face of modern day libraries.

Prof Syed Shabir H Shah

Chairman

Muhammad Imran Siddiqui

Senior Librarian Masters in Library & Information Sciences Islamia Uni. Bahawalpur

Muhammad Waris Bhatti

Senior Librarian Masters in Library & Information Sciences Uni. of the Punjab, Lahore

PgD(IT) Arid Agriculture University, Rawalpindi

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entertained.

List of selected candidates is displayed on departmental •

notice boards and is also available on UOG website (www. uog.edu.pk).

Selected candidates are required to deposit admission dues •

within the notified date(s); otherwise their admissions stand cancelled. (Note: For fee structure, date and deadline visit UOG website)

Deposited fee except for refundable paid dues, shall not be •

refunded.

Subject to the availability of seat and merit, a candidate •

is allowed to change major discipline within due dates, if applied for more than one discipline. No change is allowed after the deadline.

One can apply for all offered engineering degree programs •

but once the dues are deposited for a specific program no change will allowed even if the applicant falls in the merit list.

General Admission Policy

*The candidates shall apply for the relaxation in upper age limit well in time to the UOG Competent Authorities and the copy of the same must be submitted along with the application form within due dates.

Degree Programs

BS/BSc Engineering/ BBA/

BTech/Associate degree 22 5 Year for Females2 Year for Males

MA/MSc/MCom/LLB 26 5 Year for Females

2 Year for Males

MS/MPhil 45 5 Year for Males and

Females Extent of Age Relaxation* Upper Age

Limit Admissions shall be open to both male and female

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candidates.

At least 45% marks in terminal degree are required to apply •

for admission.

NAT (with at least 45% marks) is required for submission of •

application.

UOG does not conduct NAT. Candidates have to register •

themselves with NTS for NAT. The details are available on the link http://www.nts.org.pk/_Ops_Sec/Products/NAT/NAT Schedule.asp

Departmental Entry / Aptitude Test (where required) are •

conducted by the departments concerned.

The UET, Lahore Entry Test is required for admission to BSc •

Chemical, Electrical Engineering and B.Tech degree classes. The details are also available on UOG Website.

University of Health Sciences (UHS) admission test is •

required for admission in MBBS degree program at Nawaz Sharif Medical College (NSMC) UOG.

During the admission period completed admission forms •

are received in the respective departments during office hours (8:30 am to 4:30 pm) five days a week (Monday to Friday).

Completed admission forms against all reserved seats are •

received in Registrar’s office, Hafiz Hayat Campus, University of Gujrat, during office hours (8:30 am to 4:30 pm) five days a week (Monday to Friday).

Dates of admission wil be given UOG website and •

advertisment in newspapers.

Details of reserve seats are available at UOG website http:// •

www.uog.edu.pk/

Incomplete and late submitted Admission forms shall not be •

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The age limits for various degree programs are: •

A reasonable number of admitted students is a necessary •

condition for making a program functional.

All offered degree programs shall run under semester •

system.

No Hostel accommodation is permissible to the students of •

Associate Degrees / BTech, students of evening programs and those who belong to the areas that fall within the UOG Transportation Circle.

Associate Degree (2 years) Degree Programs

(after 12 years of education)

Merit Criteria

30% weightage of obtained marks in Matriculation or •

equivalent

60% weightage of obtained marks in Intermediate or •

equivalent

10% weightage of obtained marks in NAT or the Departmental •

Entry/Aptitude Test (if required) BS/BBA and LLB Degree Programs

Merit Criteria

equivalent

equivalent (including 20 additional marks for specific subject)

30% weightage of obtained marks in NAT/Departmental •

Test

Merit Criteria (without test)

equivalent

For BSc Engineering the Merit shall be determining as 70% •

FSc / DAE + 30 % UET Lahore Entry Test. MA/MSc/MCom Degree Programs

Merit Criteria

equivalent

50% weightage of obtained marks in BA/BSc/BCom or •

equivalent including elective subjects as described by each department (including 20 additional marks for specific subject)

30% weightage of obtained marks in NAT/Departmental •

Test

MS/MPhil/MBA Degree Programs

Basic Criteria to Apply

MS/MPhil candidate shall possess at least sixteen years of •

education (MA / MSc / BS-4 years degree) / BBA/ BE / BSc (Engineering) / B-Pharmacy / BDS /Pharm-D / MBBS degree OR its equivalent qualifications in the relevant subject. The candidate shall have at least 45% marks in the annual •

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examination system or 2.5 (with 65% marks) CGPA in the semester system examination throughout his / her academic career except in Matriculation and Intermediate examinations.

GAT General (NTS) OR subject GRE with 50 % accumulative •

score OR as per HEC policy.

Candidate shall have to pass the Departmental Subject •

Based Written Test (DSBWT) and Interview. PhD Programs

Basic Criteria to Apply

MS/ MPhil or equivalent degree with minimum CGPA ≥ •

3.0 as per HEC rules in the relevant domain.

Only those candidates will be considered who have •

qualified GRE/GAT (Subject) after acquisition of 18 years education.

Submission Admission Application, Admission and Registration In response to the advertisement by the University, each •

candidate seeking admission in the desired degree program shall submit an application for admission on a UOG prescribed form in the relevant department(s) of the University within the due dates.

In-service candidate shall apply through proper channel. •

Advance copies shall not be entertained.

On the recommendations of the Dean / Director / Principal •

concerned, the Vice Chancellor shall constitute and approve the DDMPC, consisting of the following:

Head of the Department Concerned (Convener)

At least two senior faculty members with PhD qualification

Subject Specialist may be taken as co-opted members where required to cover all areas of research.

The Departmental Examination Committee (DEC) notified by •

the DDMPC concerned shall ascertain the eligibility of the candidates by scrutinizing the admission form.

The short listed candidates shall be invited for the DSBWT •

by the HOD/Chairperson. The interview shall be conducted by the DDMPC intimation to the Dean / Director / Principal concerned and the list of provisionally selected candidates shall be displayed on the departmental Notice Board and UOG website.

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Total Marks 100

Total marks for academic qualification

A 50

Merit Criteria Marks for Two Years

Bachelor Degree OR

its equivalent qualifications (Maximum 20 Marks)

Marks for Two Years Master Degree OR

Marks for Four Years Degrees

OR

Total marks for distinction (Gold Medal) in terminating

degree, if any 05

Total marks for departmental subject based written test (DSBWT)

B 25

Total marks for interview

C 15

Total marks for research publications (01 mark for each publication not more than 05)/05 marks for last degree’s thesis 05 45.00 to 59.99 % marks 15 25 ---≥ 60.00 % marks 20 30 ---CGPA 2.50 to 2.99 --- 25 40 ≥ 3.00 --- 30 50 Evaluation Category S#

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requirement of admission in UOG.

The University reserves the right to specify the categories / •

events / kinds of sports as per its demand.

Co-curricular Activities

1% seats (at least one seat) are reserved for Co-curricular •

activates in all Undergraduate Degree Programs except BSc-Chemical and Electrical Engineering and MBBS. The applicant shall provide a certificate of distinction (if any) •

in the co-curricular activities at college/university level. Final selection shall be based on auditions that shall be held •

as per advertised schedule at Hafiz Hayat Campus, UOG. The University reserves the rights to specify the degree(s)/ •

subject(s)/discipline(s) for co-curricular activity reserve seats.

The University reserves the rights to specify the categories / •

events / kinds of Co-curricular activity as per its demand.

Children/Spouse of UOG Employees

2% seats (at least one) are reserved for the Children/Spouse •

of UOG regular/long-term contractual employees (excluding staff on deputation) in all degree programs including BSc-Chemical and Electrical Engineering except MBBS.

Birth Certificate / NADRA B-Form. •

UOG employment certificate, duly issued by the Registrar •

shall be required along with admission application form

FATA and Balochistan or any other region/area notified by the government

2% seats (at least one) are reserved for the applicants •

of FATA and Balochistan in all degree programs except Engineering and MBBS.

The applicants shall produce nomination letter from the •

respective government.

Admission Policy for Reserved Seats in

Undergraduate Degree Programs

Disabled Persons

2% seats (at least one seat) are reserved for disabled •

persons in all Undergraduate Degree Programs except BSc-Chemical, Electrical Engineering and MBBS.

The applicant shall produce a disability certificate, duly •

issued by the District Disable Assessment Committee, Government of Punjab.

The candidate shall have to appear before the UOG Medical •

Board / Committee for Medical examination as per advertised schedule (September 08, 2012; Saturday) at Nawaz Sharif Medical College, Hafiz Hayat Campus, UOG.

The applicant shall qualify the minimum academic •

requirement of admission in UOG.

Note: Hard of Hearing shall not be considered as a disability.

Sports

1% seats (at least one seat) are reserved for sports person •

for BS Degree Programs in the described departments; Sociology, Physical Education and Sports Sciences, Education and Fine Arts only.

No Sports seat is available in BSc Chemical and Electrical •

Engineering and MBBS.

The applicant shall provide a registration certificate from •

Provincial/District Sports Board.

The applicant shall provide a certificate of distinction (if •

any).

Final selection shall be made on the basis of trials for •

each sport that shall be held as per advertised schedule (September 08, 2012; Saturday) at Hafiz Hayat Campus, UOG.

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The diploma holders shall fulfill all the requirements of •

admission as per Pakistan Engineering Council or Pakistan Computing Council’s criteria

Note: Complete applications for all reserved seats, along with all required documents shall need to be received within due date, in the office of the Director Academics, Hafiz Hayat Campus, University of Gujrat, Gujrat. For all reserve seats the applicant must have to fulfill the basic criteria of the desired degree programs.

In case of more than one nomination against a reserved •

quota nominations, UOG shall reserve the right to prepare the merit list.

requirements for admission in UOG.

Diploma Holder

5% seats are reserved for diploma holders in BSc Engineering •

(Chemical and Electrical) and CS & IT

Fee Structure

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Quality Enhancement Cell

assessment teams indicating clearly the areas which need improvement. The QEC has acquired membership of In-ternational Network for Qual-ity Assurance Agencies in Higher Education (INQAHEE) and QEC-NETWORKS to de-velop academic standards review and implement quali-fication frameworks. It also encourages the accreditation of programs with reputable accreditation bodies, i.e., Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC), Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC), National Computing Educa-tion AccreditaEduca-tion Council (NCEAC) and National Coun-cil for Teacher Education (NCTE).

review, faculty survey, alumni survey, teachers’ evaluation survey and survey of depart-ments offering PhD program. The input so obtained from different stakeholders is sub-jected to statistical analysis which is then utilized in deci-sion making for academic im-provement.

The review process com-prised of self reviews per-formed at departmental level, peer review of programs by experts of national repute and external review by quality as-surance bodies is carried out to assess our strengths and enhance our capabilities. The program appraisal includes review of program objec-tives, outcomes, curriculum, institutional facilities and in-stitutional support is accom-plished through a systematic process of self assessment of programs. The periodic assessment ensures continu-ous improvement in the pro-gram segments evaluated by The Quality Enhancement

Cells (QEC) was established at UOG in 2008 under the guidelines of QAA of HEC to promote quality culture in teaching and research. This cell has established a strong and vibrant mechanism for the implementation of quality processes and procedures at the university. The QEC has secured great success in achieving targets of imple-mentation of quality assur-ing practices durassur-ing last two years.

Quality enhancement practic-es which are in place at UOG include feedback surveys, program reviews, periodic as-sessment, auditing of cours-es, monitoring of classes and examinations, trainings and workshops for the promotion of quality culture. The feed-back mechanism comprised of student course evaluation, faculty course review, survey of graduating students, re-search students’ progress

Dr Tahir Aqil

Director (Additional Charge) PhD (Plant Pathology) Mississippi University USA

Ch Muhammad Arif Additional Director

MSc (Mathematics) University of the Punjab Lahore

Dr. Mubashar Hussain Deputy Director

PhD (Entomology)

Pir Mehr Ali Shah-Uni. of Arid Agriculture Rawalpindi

Zaheer Abbas Data Analyst

MSc (Statistics) Govt. College University Lahore

Tariq Ejaz

Administrative Officer

MA (Political Science) University of the Punjab Lahore

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Faculties and Departments

The university offers a wide range of disciplines with flexible study patterns that meet the academic needs and interests of

the students at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. These programs are offered under the following faculties, institutes,

departments, schools and research centres.

Faculty of Arts

School of Art, Design & Architecture (SADA)

• School of Law

• Department of English

• Faculty of Computing & Information Technology

Department of Computer Science •

Department of Information Technology •

Department of Software Development •

Faculty of Engineering & Technology

Department of Chemical Engineering •

Department of Electrical Engineering •

Department of Mechanical Engineering •

Department of Architecture •

Department of Ceramics and Glass Design •

Department of Fine Arts •

Department of Multimedia and Communication Design •

Department of Product Design •

Department of Textile & Surface Design •

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Faculty of Science

Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology •

Department of Botany •

Department of Chemistry •

Department of Environmental Science •

Department of Geo Sciences and Geography • Department of Mathematics • Department of Physics • Department of Zoology •

Faculty of Management & Administrative Sciences

Department of Commerce •

Department of Management Sciences •

Directorate of Evening Program •

Institute of Hotel & Restaurant Management (IHRM) •

Faculty of Social Sciences

Department of Economics •

Department of Education •

Department of History and Pakistan Studies •

Department of Islamic Studies •

Centre for Media & Communication Studies •

Department of Physical Education and Sports Sciences •

Department of Political Science & International Relations • Department of Psychology • Department of Sociology • Dapartment of Statistics •

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Faculty of Arts

The Faculty of Arts at the University of Gujrat has a strong commitment to promote arts and crafts. Having an accomplished faculty and impressive facilities, the curricula of Faculty of Arts provide the students with an excellent opportunity to specialize in different disciplines and explore their interests in various mediums.

The faculty fully prepares the students to work in a complex and rapidly changing multicultural environment at the national and international levels. Combining studio work with academic studies, the BS program is especially designed for those students who want to get a specialized degree in fine arts, design and Architecture. The development of the students is enriched by a combination of intense studio experience and study of liberal arts. Therefore, they learn to think clearly, critically and creatively, getting an understanding of the history and theory of art and design.

The faculty aims at providing the students with creative and technical skills needed to thrive in today’s fast-changing art and design world. After graduating from the Faculty of Arts, the students are equipped with professional-level portfolios of well-crafted design and artwork that provide them with a solid foundation for their careers. The courses are taught by a faculty of established artists and art critics, and comprise lectures, rigorous studio work and field trips.

Some of the available facilities include: digital photography studio digital video lab, glass studio, Mac Pro lab, model making studio, painting studio, printmaking studio, print shop with Heidelberg press, rapid prototype studio, sculpture studio, sheet metal studio, vacuum framing studio and woodwork studio. Five days a week, the School offers full-time classes, so that the students can practice their skills. The entire campus of UOG and adjoining fields are also used for outdoor painting and sketching assignments.

Prof. Dr. Farish Ullah Yousafzai

Director

Additional Charge Post Doctorate in Health Communication

Nanyang Technological University, Singapore [email protected]

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Career Opportunity

After graduating, the students can choose various careers. For example, they can become 3-D animators, art administrators, art consultants, art critics, art directors, set designers, ceramists, digital videographers, fashion designers, gallery curators, game designers, graphic communication designers, motion graphics experts, museum curators, painters, ceramics designers, print¬makers, product designers, prototype designers, sculptors, textile designers and visual effects artists.

The graduates of law school have a wide scope of getting jobs in courts as legal officers, judges and in different private and public organizations.

The graduates in English language and literature can get teaching jobs in schools, colleges and universities. They can also appear in competitive civil services examinations to join district management groups.

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School of Art, Design & Architecture (SADA)

School of Art, Design & Architecture (SADA) has produced an overwhelming quality of work so far and it has potential to become one of the leading art institutions of Pakistan. The students of SADA are engaged not only in the curricula designed for them but they also work in liaison with industries from the adjoining areas of Gujrat. The practicality of their studies is reinforced alongside the present industry, for example Furniture, Sports Goods, and Ceramic Industries to name a few. These students achieve the exposure and the reality of the market values and understand the relevance of their training.

To understand their social responsibility, the students of SADA have also worked for public service forums and organizations. This allows them to understand the power of communication through art and its role in society. Some of these organizations include Sangi Development Foundation, Lok Rahs and the most recent, Lions Club.

SADA has six departments that offer 3 BS degree programs with multiple specializations, 02 MS/MPhil and 02 Associate Degree Programs.

BS degree programs are being offered in: • Architecture

• Multimedia & Digital Arts Communication Design •

• Fine Arts

• Ceramics Design • Product Design

• Textile & Surface Design

Associate Degree programs of 2 year duration are being offered in: • Fine Arts

• Textile & Surface Design MS/MPhil programs are offered in: • Fine Arts (Painting) • Multimedia & Digital Arts

Departments

Department of • Architecture Department of • Ceramics Design Department of Fine Arts •

Department of •

Multimedia Arts and Communication Design Department of Product • Design Department of • Textile Design

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Department of

Architecture

Amna Jahangir

Assistant Professor

Head of Department

M.Arch,

University of

Sheffield, Sheffield, UK

B.Arch,

University of Engineering

& Technology Lahore

Established in 2009, Depart-ment of Architecture is at-tracting students from within and outside Gujrat District. The department is creating public awareness about ar-chitecture profession in Gu-jrat District and its surround-ing small towns and cities. It aims to develop profes-sionals who think and design creatively while critically ad-dressing the socio-econom-ic, cultural, environmental conditions at local and glob-al level. Pleasing and inspir-ing ambience at the depart-ment gives the opportunity to students coming from di-verse backgrounds to pro-vide imaginative and innova-tive solutions to the design problems in hand. Design studios, well equipped with latest technological and dis-play facilities, are the places of critical, thought provoking,

stimulating discussions and assignments/projects where individual students are guid-ed by highly qualifiguid-ed faculty to develop their own archi-tectural expressions. Rich heritage of Gujrat District, its historic buildings, urban patterns, built environmental issues and future develop-ment are under study at the department where emphasis is placed on designing with sensitivity to the context. The department actively par-ticipates in research, various national and international events. Guest talks, semi-nars and study tours are ar-ranged to link the teaching at the department with society and professional practice.

Program Overview

Department of Architecture offers five year professional Bachelor of Architecture

(B.Arch.) degree program. The program is designed to equip the students with knowledge and skills need-ed to address the challeng-es posed by contemporary society and produce profes-sionals who design in sen-sitivity to socio-economic, cultural, environmental and technological realities. The major goals of programs are as follows:

• Develop the ability to create design incorporat-ing aesthetic and technical requirements that should be environmentally sustainable and relevant to the context.

• A comprehensive

understanding of relation-ship between people, build-ings and their environment, and the need to relate build-ings and the spaces between them to human needs and scales considering socio-cultural, psychological

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envi-ronmental and technological aspects.

• Adequate knowledge

of history and theories of ar-chitecture and the related arts, technologies and human sciences, together with un-derstanding of the structural design, construction and en-gineering problems, associ-ated with building design. The five year degree program has three stages; Foundation, Intermediate and Final. First year foundation is commonly taught to students enrolled in various disciplines offered at School of Art, Design & Ar-chitecture (SADA). This year introduces the students to the common basis of art, design and architecture, while also incorporating visual, graphi-cal and oral skills. The inter-mediate stage has two years (2nd and 3rd) devoted to in-troduce the students to ba-sics of architecture, enhanc-ing design skills with critical and innovative thinking. The final stage at fourth and fifth year is devoted to deepen the perception of architecture as

an activity in space and time within a given physical, socio-cultural and historical con-text. Fifth year is dedicated to broaden the exposure of the profession of architecture by creating awareness about the challenges of the archi-tectural practice, and vari-ous contemporary issues of social and built environment are discussed. Students are encouraged to develop their own individual preferences, potential, aptitude, expres-sion and design approach. During thesis study and writ-ing, the students are encour-aged to apply their concepts and philosophies in a project of their own choice by ap-plying knowledge which they have gained in the last four years.

Career Opportunity

Graduating students have various career choices. They can go into professional field as practicing architects and open up their own consul-tancy firms after gaining suit-able experience. Landscape

Nijah Hamid

Lecturer

BSc Building & Arch Engg UET, Lahore

Kazim Hussain

Lecturer

B.Arch, NCA, Rawalpindi

Nouman Manzoor Associate Lecturer B.Arch UET, Lahore M. Tayyab Faheem Associate Lecturer B.Arch, NCA, Lahore Visiting Faculty

Aruna Zahra Ashraf

Professor

M.Arch Pratt Institute, New York, USA

ND Arch, NCA, Lahore

Qurat-ul-Ain Wahid B.Arch, NCA, Lahore

Programs

Bachelor of

Architecture (B.Arch)

architects, interior designers, urban designers and plan-ners, sustainable design consultants, archaeologists, architectural historians, crit-ics, scholars and teachers are some of main choices the students have before them after completing their educa-tion.

Faculty

Amna Jahangir Assistant Professor M.Arch, University of Sheffield, Sheffield, UK B.Arch, UET, Lahore Samrana Waqar Lecturer B.Arch, UET, Lahore

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Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch)

Starts in: Fall Semester Location: Hafiz Hayat Campus Duration: 5 years Session: Morning Admission Requirement Intermediate with • minimum 45% marks

Departmental Entry Test • and Interview Scheme of Study Semester-I English - I • Introduction to • Computers / PC/ MAC Drawing-I • Design - I • Drafting - I (Manual) • Sculpture / Pottery - I •

History & Heritage I • Visual Arts -I • 3 Dimensional Design I • Semester-II Drawing II • Design II • Drafting II • Sculpture/ Pottery •

History & Heritage I • Visual Arts -I • English II • 3 Dimensional Design II • Introduction to Majors • Semester-III Architecture Design I •

Material & Construction I •

Surveying & Leveling •

History of Art & • Architecture I Computer Application I • Islamic Studies • Semester-IV Architecture Design II •

Material & Construction II •

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Geometry in Architecture •

History of Art & • Architecture II Computer Application II • Pakistan Studies • Semester-V

Architecture Design III • Material & • Construction III Environmental Control • Systems I History of Art & •

Architecture III

Computer Application III • Structural System I • Semester-VI Architecture Design IV • Material & • Construction IV Environmental Control • Systems II History of Art & • Architecture IV Computer Application IV • Structural System II • Semester-VII Architecture Design V • Urban Design I • Research Methodology •

History of Art & • Architecture V Landscape Design • Semester-VIII Architecture Design VI • Urban Design II • Interior Design •

History of Art & •

Architecture VI Sustainable Design •

Semester-IX

Architecture Design VII • Thesis I • Professional Practices I • Semester-X Thesis II • Professional Practices I •

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Department of

Ceramics Design

Ghafar Mohiudin

Assistant Professor

Head of Department

B-Des, Ceramic Design

NCA, Lahore

HCP,

Harvard University, USA

The Department of Ceram-ics, Glass and Metal design provides the platform to those aspiring artists who wish to pursue this medium as professionals.

This department allows the students to explore the techniques of design, pot-tery, sculpture and whatever seems fit to inspire them. Project based teaching is undertaken in studio ses-sions and in supplemented courses at the department.

Program Overview

Study of material is encour-aged and is applied in a wide range of students’ projects. Advance studies in rendering a 3 dimensional form in relation to space is inculcated in the students as they undertake the Sculp-tural Ceramics course, which is mandatory for all ceramic

students. The students enjoy a well-rounded experience as they have the collabora-tion with the ceramic indus-try and participate in national and international trade exhi-bitions. Along with the expo-sure to industry, the students also benefit from the national and international artists and practitioners who visit often and give workshops in tech-nical and artistic realms. Individual studio space for students is provided for a fo-cused, distraction free envi-ronment. State of the art gas kilns as well as Raku kilns along with different manual firing stations are provided so that the students are fa-cilitated on campus and understand the kiln mainte-nance. Specialized instruc-tion to glaze chemistry and material preparation is given to the students for better

un-derstanding of the material. Students are also taken to field trips to the ceramic in-dustry, artists’ studios and heritage sites to broaden their horizon and expand their exposure to sculptural and utilitarian ceramics. Design seminars are also held regularly to enhance their formal and conceptual study of art and design to enable them to think outside the convention and express themselves like true, well-rounded artists.

Programs

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Ghafar Mohiudin

Assistant Professor B-Des, Ceramic Design, NCA, Lahore

MPhil Multimedia Arts (In Progress), UOG

Sikandar Asghar Lecturer

B-Des Ceremic Design, NCA, Lahore

Visiting Faculty

Prof. Dr. Nancy Anne Gruver Van Wagoner

Ceramist PhD Geology

Prof. Dabeer Ahmed

Former HOD, Ceramic Design NCA, Lahore

Ch. M. Babar Warraich

Lecturer

Industry Professional

Associate Ceramic Engineering Institute of Ceramics Technology Gujrat (TEVTA)

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Starts in: Fall Semester Location: Hafiz Hayat

Campus Duration: 4 years Session: Morning

Admission Requirement

Intermediate with mini-•

mum 45% marks

Departmental Entry Test •

and Interview

Scheme of Study

Semester-I & II

These two semesters are common for all BS degree programs and given under Department of Architecture Semester-III Ceramics I • Photography I • Islamic Studies • Drawing I •

Communication & Cul-•

tural Studies

Computer Graphics I •

History of Art & Architec-• ture I Study of 3D form I • Semester-IV Ceramics Design II • Design Seminar II •

Communication & Cul-• tural Studies II Drawing II • Caligraphy • Photography II •

History of Art & Architec-•

ture II Mathematics •

Semester-V

Ceramics Design, III • Auto Cad I • Introduction of Glaze • Chemistry I Drawing III • History of design I • Pak studies • Semester-VI Ceramics Design, IV • Study of 3D Form II • 3D Modelling • History of design II • Design Seminar I • Glaze Chemistry II • Drawing IV • Semester-VII Ceramics Design V • Drawing V •

Program

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Design Seminar III •

Glaze Chemistry III •

Claymation •

Semester-VIII

Ceramics Thesis Major •

Research and Report •

UOG Prospectus 2013-14 for Web

Prof Dr Mohammad Nizamuddin

Vice Chancellor’s

Table of Contents

UNIVERSITY OF GUJRAT - INTRODUCTION

Offices Relating to Student Matters

Office of the Registrar

Dr Tahir Aqil

Treasury Office

Tariq Saeed

Ahmed Jamil Turk

Controller of Examination

Semester System Implementation Cell (SSIC)

Tanzeela Qamar

University Advancement & Financial Aid Office

University

Advancement Office

Hayatians’

Alumni Association

Prof Syed Shabir H Shah

Students

Financial Aid Office

Career Development Office

Students’ Services Centre

Information and Guidance

ID Card Printing Office

Students Societies

Students’ Council

UOG Facilities

Health Care Centre

Sports

Fitness Centre

Hostel Facilities

Security and Transport Office

Mussadaq Hashmi

UOG Libraries

Prof Syed Shabir H Shah

General Admission Policy

Admission Policy for Reserved Seats in

Undergraduate Degree Programs

Fee Structure

Quality Enhancement Cell

Dr Tahir Aqil

Faculties and Departments

The university offers a wide range of disciplines with flexible study patterns that meet the academic needs and interests of

the students at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. These programs are offered under the following faculties, institutes,

departments, schools and research centres.

Faculty of Arts

School of Art, Design & Architecture (SADA)

•

School of Law

•

Department of English

•

Faculty of Computing & Information Technology

Faculty of Engineering & Technology

Faculty of Science

Faculty of Management & Administrative Sciences

Faculty of Social Sciences

Faculty of Arts

Career Opportunity

School of Art, Design & Architecture (SADA)

Departments

Department of

Architecture

Amna Jahangir

Assistant Professor

Head of Department

M.Arch,

University of

Sheffield, Sheffield, UK

B.Arch,

University of Engineering

& Technology Lahore

Programs

Bachelor of

Architecture (B.Arch)

Faculty

Department of

Ceramics Design