Oct 11
Mathematics Beyond Numbers
The Department of Mathematics organized a seminar on "Mathematics Beyond Numbers" on October 11, 2024, featuring Dr. Maria Ather, Assistant Professor at the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (SEECS), NUST. Dr. Ather's lecture explored the fascinating realm of mathematics beyond numerical computations, discussing applications of mathematical concepts in real-world problems, interconnections with other disciplines, and emerging research areas such as data science, machine learning, and cryptography.
The seminar, attended by faculty members, students, and researchers from the Department of Mathematics, received positive feedback. Attendees appreciated Dr. Ather's insightful discussion, which highlighted the diverse applications and relevance of mathematics in various fields. The event provided a valuable platform for knowledge sharing and exchange, inspiring further exploration of mathematics beyond numbers.
Oct 10
Seminar on World Mental Health Day
On October 10, 2024, in celebration of World Mental Health Day, the Department of Applied Psychology at NUML, Islamabad successfully organized a special event aimed at promoting mental health awareness and well-being. The event was graced by Prof. Dr. Muhammad Riaz Shad, Dean of Social Sciences, who attended the session. The program began with an insightful session by our esteemed guest speaker, Dr. Muhammad Rizwan, Head of the Psychology Department at NUMS and a distinguished Clinical Psychologist. His talk emphasized the importance of "Mental Health at the Workplace," offering practical strategies for managing stress and emotional challenges. Following his address, students performed a creative play and a poem, both highlighting the significance of mental health support and self-care.
After the seminar, Dr. Rizwan, along with Dr. Ulfat Nisa, Head of the Psychology Department at NUML, Islamabad, visited the psychological awareness stalls set up by both the morning and afternoon students. These Mental Health Day stalls focused on mental health assessments, stress management techniques, and raising awareness about psychological well-being. Dr. Muhammad Rizwan and Dr. Ulfat Nisa appreciated the students' efforts and creativity, commending them for their active participation and the valuable information they shared with attendees.
In the closing ceremony, Prof. Dr. Muhammad Riaz Shad presented a shield to Dr. Muhammad Rizwan as a token of appreciation for his valuable contribution. The event, with its diverse and engaging activities, made a significant impact on fostering mental health awareness among all participants.
Oct 07
Literary Circle conducted by ELS on 7th October
English Literary Society of Department of English UGS hosted a vibrant "Literary Circle" on 7th October 2024 celebrating artistic expression of the students. The event featured poetry recitals, story-telling, dramatic monologues, indigenous narratives and an artwork collection display. Most of the presented literary works were penned down by the students of BS English. The session celebrated linguistic diversity, including works in English, Urdu, and indigenous languages. Through poetry, music, and visual art, the event powerfully explored themes of resilience, humanity, and the transformative power of literature. Motivational poetry was a highlight of the event, emphasizing self-reliance and confidence in young students.
Oct 08
Educational Excursion to the IDP Expo at Serena Hotel, Islamabad, on October 8, 2024 arranged by CPS
The Career Planning Society of English UGS organized an educational excursion to the IDP Expo at Serena Hotel, Islamabad, on October 8, 2024. This excursion provided students with invaluable exposure to global academic and scholarship opportunities. During the event, students interacted with representatives from esteemed international universities and attended a comprehensive IELTS masterclass delivered by renowned expert Ms. Roudaba Shuja. The masterclass elucidated IELTS examination formats, strategic reading techniques, and scoring metrics, emphasizing the development of comprehension, accuracy, and effective communication skills. Additionally, the session offered in-depth guidance on enhancing writing and speaking skills, focusing on lexical sophistication and grammatical precision.
Oct 08
One-Day Seminar/ “Balancing Deen and Dunya in the Digital Age” for undergrad students
Seminar for undergraduate studnets
Dec 04
International Conference "Re-imagining the Real Estate-Sustainable Market Growth & Urban Planning"
Making Real Estate Sector A Market
- Creating a Centralized Digital Marketplace
- Characteristics of a Market
- Information Flow and Market Efficiency in Real Estate
- The Role of Technology in Real Estate Market Dynamics
- Integrating Existing Private Platforms
Oct 10
"DONATE BLOOD SAVE A LIFE"
Blood Donation Camp by the CSR Society, Faculty of Management Sciences & Directorate of Student Affairs in collaboration with "Pakistan Red Crescent Hospital"
Oct 07
Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign
"Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign" Organized By Department of Computer Sciences, Faculty of Engineering & Computing NUML, Islamabad
Oct 19
Online Course on Contemporary Latin American Literature-Narratives of the Unusual
The Department of Spanish Language is pleased to offer an “Online Course on Contemporary Latin American Literature-Narratives of the Unusual” during the Fall Semester 2024 with the collaboration of Ms. Ana Gatica, a subject expert from University of Salvador, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Course Overview:
The academic study of narratives of the unusual, particularly those written by women, is a burgeoning area within Latin American literature. Scholars are currently exploring genre boundaries and developing analytical tools to better understand and comment on these texts. At present, few Latin American universities offer courses on these topics, making this course the first of its kind in Pakistan. It will provide students and researchers with access to a unique literary landscape and its rich social context. Please find all relevant details including the course description, objectives, content and tentative plan in the attachment.
Subject Expert:
Ms. Ana Gatica is a researcher specializing in postcolonial studies and literature at the Universidad del Salvador in Buenos Aires, Argentina. She has taught several courses within the social sciences at Quaid-e-Azam University in Islamabad and LUMS in Lahore. Splitting her time between Lahore and Buenos Aires, she teaches postgraduate courses on the politics and culture of the Subcontinent. Currently she is researching the ideological role of nostalgia in the works of contemporary English language Pakistani literature.
Target Audience
This course is open to all interested undergraduate and graduate students, as well as teachers, researchers and translators from NUML and other universities.
Benefits
- Community outreach program
- Knowledge creation and sharing about contemporary trends and developments in global literature
- Opportunity for non-Spanish speakers, particularly literary translators, to gain a deeper understanding of the Latin American literature and its specific terminology
Fee Payment & Registration
The course fee is Rs. 5000 per participant. Interested participants must pay the fee and complete the registration form by clicking here or scanning the QR code available on the poster. Only the registered participants will be eligible to attend the session.
- Bank: Askari Bank Limited
- Account Title: ONLINE LEARNING PROGRAMS-NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF MODERN LANGUAGES-5533
- IBAN: PK84ASCM0000551000955533
Duration & Mode
This 15 hours course has been divided into ten sessions, each lasting 90 minutes, spread over the fall semester 2024. It will be conducted online via Google Meet, in English, on the weekends, allowing maximum participation. All reading materials will be provided by the subject expert.
Course Completion Requirement
Participants with at least 80% attendance will receive a certificates upon successful completion of the course.
For Queries
In case of any queries please contact us at 051-9265100, Extension: 2217 or via email at hod-spanish@numl.edu.pk
Sep 30
Dialogue on Pakistan's Disaster Risk Reduction Policy
The Department of Governance and Public Policy, NUML, is organizing a one-day Dialogue on Pakistan Disaster Risk Reduction Policy on Monday, 30th September 2024.
🌍 Why Attend?
This dialogue is a unique opportunity for students and faculty to:
- Engage with experts and policymakers on critical disaster risk reduction strategies.
- Gain insights into how public policy can mitigate the impact of natural disasters in Pakistan.
- Contribute to shaping policies that protect vulnerable communities and strengthen resilience.
- Network with professionals from the field of disaster management, governance, and public policy.
📅 Date: Monday, 30th September 2024
📍 Venue: Iqbal Block, Ibn-e-Rushd Block NUML, Islamabad.
Don't miss out on this chance to be part of an important conversation that can influence real change. Let’s work together to build a safer and more resilient future for Pakistan!
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