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KU confers 15, 341 degrees in various fields

KU confers 15, 341 degrees in various fields

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KARACHI: As many as 15, 341 degrees were conferred to students of degree recipients of 2021 and 2022 in various fields in 32nd Convocation of the University of Karachi was held at the Expo Center on Saturday.

The Governor of Sindh and the Chancellor of the public sector universities, Muhammad Kamran Khan Tessori was the chief guest. The Chairman Sindh Higher Education Commission Dr S. M. Tariq Rafi was the guest of honor.

As many as 322 gold medals were also awarded to the position holders.

In the examination year 2021, 8, 041 students and in the year 2022, 7, 297 students completed their studies in BA, BA (H), BA/LLB, BBA, BE, BEd (H), BEd (third year), BSc, BPA (H), BS, BS (FMT), BS (two years), BS (BBA), BS VS, BSCS, BSSE, DPT, EMBA, HRM, MA, MAS, MBA 1.5, MBA 2.5,  MCS, MCom, MEF, MEd, MIBF, MPA, MLIS, MPA, MSc, MSCM, Pharm-D.

As many as 47 PhD scholars, 33 MPhil/LLM/MS/MD scholars, and recipients of two Doctor of Science degrees also received their degrees during the 32nd Convocation.

On this occasion, Governor Sindh Kamran Tessori expressed that higher education plays a key role in producing social and political leaders, and intellectuals for a society.

He mentioned that the position holders are the future of our country and hoped that these students would use their abilities, education, and skills to strengthen Pakistan.

The guest of honor, the Chairman SHEC Prof Dr Tariq Rafi shared that this event serves as a testament to the transformative power of education and its profound impact on both individuals and society as a whole.

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He said that throughout its history, the University of Karachi has consistently cultivated exceptional students who have made substantial contributions to the progress and advancement of our country.

 

 

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