Events | Main Campus

Mar 06

Individual Trees: Seeing Nature through the Lens of New Criticism" with Dr. Dawn Elaine Von Wald

Join us for an insightful webinar on "Individual Trees: Seeing Nature through the Lens of New Criticism" with Dr. Dawn Elaine Von Wald, Professor at the MFA Program, Southern New Hampshire University, NH. ? Date: 6th March 2025 ⏰ Time: 8:30 AM - 10:00 AM ? Venue: Iqbal Hall, Ibn e Rushd Block Organized by the Department of English (UGS), National University of Modern Languages, Islamabad.

Mar 03

Industrial Visit of BSAI students to NCAI

As part of their academic exposure to state-of-the-art AI research and industry practices, the BS Artificial Intelligence (7th / 6th) semester students from Department of Computer Science paid a visit to the National Centre of AI (NCAI) on March 5, 2025. The purpose of the visit was to improve the student's comprehension of real-world AI applications and new developments in the field. The NCAI representatives formally welcomed the students and faculty and summarized the center's goals, research projects, and contributions to advancing artificial intelligence in Pakistan. After that, the students were given a guided tour of several research labs where...

Mar 04

seminar on "Ethical Implications of AI in Software Development"

Department of Software Engineering hosted a seminar on "Ethical Implications of AI in Software Development" with Jahangir Ali Khan, Tech Lead at Carv, Cloud Architect, and AI Consultant, on March 4, 2025. He shared valuable insights on AI ethics, responsible development, and its impact on the future of software engineering. The seminar concluded with a token of appreciation, honoring the speaker’s expertise and contributions.

Mar 04

seminar on "Ethical Implications of AI in Software Development"

Department of Software Engineering hosted a seminar on "Ethical Implications of AI in Software Development" with Jahangir Ali Khan, Tech Lead at Carv, Cloud Architect, and AI Consultant, on March 4, 2025. He shared valuable insights on AI ethics, responsible development, and its impact on the future of software engineering. The seminar concluded with a token of appreciation, honoring the speaker’s expertise and contributions.

Mar 04

Balochi Linguistics, Literary tradition and cultural evolution

A seminar was held by the department of pakistani languages on the title of Balochi linguistics, literary tradition and cultural evolution.

Feb 25

Orientation Day

Orientation Day at NUML (National University of Modern Languages) is an introductory event designed to welcome new students, familiarize them with campus facilities, and provide insights into academic life. It includes faculty introductions, campus tours, and informational sessions to help students transition smoothly into university life.

Feb 13

Seminar: Planning your FYDPS

The Electrical Engineering department organized a seminar on 13th Feb 2025 titled "Planning your FYDPs". Mr. Favad Qadir (Lecturer, EE, NUML) conducted the seminar. The students of BEL program participated in the seminar. The purpose of the seminar was to provide essential guidelines for conducting a successful final year project. Adhering to the guidelines will help the students to ensure a well structured FYP.

Feb 20

Seminar: Enhancing Presentation Skills in Engineering Students

The department of Electrical Engineering organized a seminar on the 20th February 2025. The seminar titled "Enhancing communication skills for Engineering students", was conducted by Dr. Haroon Waris. This interactive session provided an opportunity for the attendees to explore the fundamental principles behind effective communication, providing guidance on communication and presentation strategies.  

Feb 26

HOD's Interaction Session With CRs

Regular Meetings / Communication Purpose: Discuss departmental updates, challenges, and progress. Key Topics: Course schedules Faculty assignments and availability Student attendance and performance tracking Feedback from students Any upcoming department events or activities

Feb 26

CRC Meeting

Curriculum Review Committee (CRC) meeting was held on 26th February 2025, in the Video Conference Room. The meeting aimed to discuss potential modifications to the curriculum, especially with reference to CLO-PLO mapping. The discussion focused on evaluating necessary updates to ensure alignment and effectiveness of courses.