Prospectus 2017

GCUF Prospectus 2017 http://gcuf.edu.
pk/
In the name of Allah
the Most Beneficent
the Most Merciful
My young friends, I look forward to you as the real makers of Pakistan, do not be
exploited and do not be misled. Create amongst yourselves complete unity and
solidarity. Set an example of what youth can do. Your main occupation should
be in fairness to yourself, to your parents, in fairness to the State, to devote your
attention to your studies. If you fritter away your energies now, you will always
regret.
Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinah
(Islamic College, Peshawar - 12th April, 1948)
Dr. Allama Muhammad Iqbal

(Jawab-e-Khizar, Bang-e-Dra, 1924)
Table of Contents
Chancellor 1 Security 25
Chief Minister 2 Banks and Canteens 26
Pro-Chancellor 3 Day Care Center, Mosque 26
Vice Chancellor 4 Directorates 27
Introduction to Faisalabad City 5 Directorate of Academics 28
Mission Statement and History of the University 6 Directorate of Undergraduate Studies 28
Introduction & Message of the Vice Chancellor 7 Directorate of Advanced Studies 29
Offices of the University 9 Quality Enhancement Cell (QEC) 30
Vice Chancellors Secretariat 10 Directorate of Planning & Development 31
Registrar Office 10 Project Management Unit 31
Treasurer Office 11 Directorate of Procurement and Inventory Control 31
Office of Resident Auditor 12 Directorate of Students Affairs 32
Controller of Examinations 12 Directorate of Sports 33
Office of Research Innovation Directorate of Medical Sciences 34
& Commercialization (ORIC) 13 Directorate of Distance Learning Education 35
Business Incubation Center (BIC) 15 Rules & Regulations 37
Estate Care 15 Admission Policy 57
Student Financial Aid Office 16 Code of Conduct 71
Affiliation Cell 17 Fee Structure 77
Media Office 17 Regular Programs 78
Facilities and Services 19 Weekend Programs 93
Library 20 Distance Learning Programs 101
Information Technology Services 21 Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences 109
Hall Council 23 Department of Applied Linguistics 110
Transport 24 Department of Applied Psychology 113
Health Services 25 Institute of Arts & Design 116
Table of Contents
Department of Education 121 Faculty of Life Sciences 199
Department of English Literature 124 Department of Bioinformatics & Biotechnology 200
Department of History and Pakistan Studies 128 Department of Biochemistry 205
College of Law 132 Department of Botany 208
Department of Library & Information Science 135 Institute of Home and Food Sciences 211
Department of Mass Communication 137 Department of Medical Sciences 217
Department of Political Science & International Relations 140 Department of Microbiology 225
Department of Sociology 145 Department of Physical Education and Sports Sciences 228
Faculty of Engineering 149 Department of Physiology 230
Department of Chemical Engineering Technology 150 Department of Zoology 232
Department of Civil Engineering Technology 152 Faculty of Physical Science 237
Department of Electrical Engineering 154 Department of Applied Chemistry 238
Department of Environmental Sciences & Engineering 157 Department of Chemistry 242
Department of Mechanical Engineering Technology 161 Department of Computer Science 247
Faculty of Islamic and Oriental Learning 163 Department of Geography 250
Department of Islamic Studies & Arabic 164 Department of Information Technology 254
Department of Persian 168
Department of Mathematics 257
Department of Punjabi 170
Department of Physics 261
Department of Urdu 172
Department of Statistics 265
Faculty of Management and Administration Sciences 175 Department of Software Engineering 268
College of Commerce 176 University Community College 270
Department of Economics 179 Prospectus Committee 271
Department of Public Administration 182 Disclaimer 272
Lyallpur Business School (LBS) 185
Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences 193
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Syed Raza Ali Gillani
Education Minister Punjab
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Prof. Dr. Muhammad Ali (TI)
Vice Chancellor, Government College University Faisalabad
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The City of Faisalabad
Faisalabad, the Manchester of Pakistan is one of the first planned and systematic cities in the sub continent envisaged by the British Government,
after the name of Sir James Lyall. Lyallpur was the first name ascribed to this fertile land of Sandal Bar. The unique bond present between the sister
countries Pakistan and Saudi Arabia paved the way to rename the city after the name of our friend, late King of Saudi Arabia, King Faisal. The
City is catering to the needs of more than six million people. Agriculture and industry remains the hallmark of Faisalabad with a powerful and
ever developing thrust in these sectors. Faisalabad International Airport, Faisalabad Dry Port and Industrial Zone linked with the Motorway are
facilitating this hub of industrial activities.
The historical Clock-Tower with Eight Bazars designed after Union Jack, presents a magnificent example of town planning located in the province
of Punjab to the west of Lahore, the provincial capital. With the proper infrastructure, road linkages Faisalabad serves as an example as district, as
division and as a city for the developing world. The Faisalabad International cricket and hockey stadiums host international matches. The city has
produced great leadership in the fields of politics, education, health, sports, agriculture, economy, bureaucracy and biotechnology.
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History & Introduction
Government College University, Faisalabad has emerged as a leading center of learning and research in a short span of time. The University with its
dynamic faculty and innovative syllabi has become a catalyst of intellectual, social and industrial change. It caters to the diverse needs of society by
imparting education in almost all the major fields of learning.
The Government College Universitys journey started as a primary school in 1897 in the present building of Government College for Women, Karkhana
Bazar, Faisalabad. It was promoted to High School and Intermediate College in 1905 and 1924 respectively. It was elevated to the degree level in 1933
and postgraduate disciplines were introduced in 1963. The long journey that started with the humble beginning reached its climax when it was granted
the status of University in October 2002.
The Government University, Faisalabad has a long history of excellence and distinction as an institution. Renowned scholars and eminent personalities
have served this institution in various capacities at various stages of its history. It has produced outstanding personnel who have earned great fame not
only for themselves but also for the nation.
The luminaries like Mr. Abdul Hameed, Mr. W.H.F. Armstrong, Mr. Lala Chattan Annand, Mr. Hashmat Khan, Mr. Taj Khyal, Mr. Namdar Khan, Mr.
Karamat Hussain Jafari, Mr. Mukhtar Mahmood Qureshi, Dr. Asif Iqbal Khan, Dr. Arif Zaidi and Dr. Zakir Hussain have served this institution.
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Prof. Dr. Muhammad Ali (Tamgha-e-Imtiaz), a renowned international
name in the field of Biological Sciences has joined Government College
University Faisalabad as its 4th Vice Chancellor. Recognizing his valuable
achievements in the field of science and research, the Government of the
Pakistan conferred upon him Tamgha-e-Imtiaz. He earned his PhD from
University of Wales (UK) and Post-Doctoral work from MU Columbia,
USA. Dr. Ali has vast experience in the domains of teaching, research,
administration, planning & development and project management. With
an academic experience of more than 27 years, he enjoys a strong research
outlook with many PhD and MPhil students to his credit.
Prof. Dr. Muhammad Ali (TI)

Vice Chancellor
The Message
Government College University Faisalabad is a dynamic seat of learning aspiring to provide highly stimulating and conducive academic environments for quality research,
formal education and professional growth. In the recent years, the university has achieved phenomenal success in research contribution and in improving the quality of
education which is reflected through the meteoric rise of the institution in HEC ranking from 59th to its 7th position, resulting in growing confidence of civil society and
business community of the region.
This university is striving for academic and cultural excellence by living upto the international standards of education. We offer innovative syllabi encompassing the latest
trends and approaches in the fields higher education. Our curricula inculcate creativity, objectivity and critical thinking, impart values of commitment and singleness of
purpose to learning and professionalism and promote confidence, adaptability and high level communication skills in students to ensure success of our graduates in this
highly competitive and challenging global world order.
We are for inter-disciplinary approach and social cohesion. We offer a wide range of courses in the fields of Natural and Physical Sciences, Information Technology,
Engineering, Food and Home Sciences, Law, Pharmacy, Management and Business Sciences, Humanities, Social Sciences, Fine Arts, Bioinformatics & Biotechnology and
Medical Sciences in addition to others to cater the diverse needs of social and industrial sectors of this region.
Government College University is deeply engaged in the challenging task of developing well-equipped labs to produce quality research in every field and in establishing a
proper liaison with market and industry to ensure job opportunities for skilled graduates and young professionals. Our academia and administration place special emphasis
on building an inclusive community based on inter-cultural and inter-faith harmony to produce an environment that is safe and friendly by making education a way forward
to social and communal harmony and tolerance. You will find highly qualified faculty in this University dedicated to provide you excellent opportunities for intellectual and
social growth.
The University comprises beautiful buildings and grounds which promise a variety of healthy, congenial and intellectually transformative opportunities necessary for nation
building. This University ensures a successful and bright career for its students. It is hoped that this University will earn more laurels in future by responding to the needs
of society and market.
Furthermore, you are welcome to experience lively opportunities that Government College University offers. You are here to join a vibrant community of students, researchers,
friends, teachers, mentors and intellectuals to discover your potential and abilities for creative learning.
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Offices of the University
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Ph: 041-920670
Vice Chancellors Secretariat Email: vc@gcuf.edu.pk, svc@gcuf.edu.pk, adminofficertovc@gcuf.edu.pk
Mr. Faisal Waseem

Admin Officer
Mr. Shahzad Rasul

Admin Officer
Mr. Sajjad Ahmad

Office Assistant
Ph: 041-9201266
The Registrar Office Email: registrar@gcuf.edu.pk
The Registrar is a whole time officer and the custodian of the

common seal and the academic records of the University.
Registrar maintains a register of registered graduates at
University and is the secretary to the Syndicate, the Academic
Council, the Selection Board, and the Advanced Studies
Research Board. Also performs such other duties as may be
assigned by the Vice Chancellor.
The Office of Registrar at Government College University,
Faisalabad (GCUF) has earned the prestige and status for
collaboration and necessary support to other constituents of
the University. Today, the Registrar Office is responsive and
supports to the incoming students, faculties, administrative
staff and the public in general.
A vast array of services provided at this Office include:
i) Registration of the students
ii) Degree verification/attestation
iii) Monitoring internal and external affairs of the Uniersity
iv) Recruitment, employment and development of employees
v) Policymaking, record keeping and management of day to
day affairs
ix) Employees record and management of employees personal of rules, regulations, services statues, policies and practices
vi) Award of scholarships and provision of financial aid to
files. governing at Government College University. All the members
needy students
The efficient schemes of services for the wellbeing of of the team are open, welcoming and accommodative through
vii) Governance and implementation of curricula, academic
employees and students have been possible through the the spirit of optimistic energies. They work with honesty and
standards and policies
dedicated, professional and disciplined Officers and Staff at commitment to ensure organizational integrity, human dignity,
viii) Organizing and keeping record of meetings of the
this Office. This team is well equipped with the knowledge and professional confidentiality.
University Statutory Bodies
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Staff Ms. Saima Parveen Mr. Taimoor Nawaz
Mr. Ghulam Ghous Assistant Registrar, Student Financial Aid Office Assistant Registrar, Degree Verification Cell
Registrar
Mr. Kashif Naeem (on leave) Mr. Muhammad Shahid
Mr. Muhammad Ayub Assistant Registrar, Meeting and Personal Branches Assistant Registrar, Recruitment / Personnel
Additional Registrar,
Directorate of Procurement and Inventory Control Mr. Tanveer Ali Rana Ms. Rehana Sattar
Assistant Registrar, Establishment Branch Assistant Registrar, ACR
Mr. Muhammad Asif Latif
Additional Registrar Mr. Zeeshan Nawaz Mr. Muhammad Murtaza
Academics Branch / University Attorney Assistant Registrar, Academics Branch Assitant Registrar, Registration
Mr. Nadeem Saeed (On Deputation) Mr. Abdul Hannan Amjad

Deputy Registrar Assistant Registrar, Registration Branch
Personnel Section
Ph: 041-9200035
The Treasurer Office Email: treasurer@gcuf.edu.pk
Vision
To deliver the quality oriented financial support services to the
university faculty, students and administration by ensuring an
efficient, economic and transparent financial management and
reporting system
Introduction
The Treasurers Office established under Article 15 of the
Government College University, Faisalabad Ordinance 2002
(Amended Act 2004) has the mandate to:
1. Manage the property, the finances and the investments of
the University;
2. Prepare the annual and revised budget estimates of the
University and present them to the Finance and Planning
Committee and the Syndicate;
3. Ensure that the funds of the University are expended on
the purposes for which they are provided.
Besides the primary responsibility of management of the
money received from and disbursed to different sources. Staff
3. Handling the applications related to deposit of fee, late Mr. Muhammad Akbar Ali
universitys financial assets and liabilities, this Office performs er Hussain
submission of fee, refund of securities, payment of fine Treasurer
all traditional treasury finance functions of the Government etc. Resident Auditor
College University, Faisalabad including: 4. Efficient disbursements to all the beneficiaries and Mr. Muhammad Farhan Iqbal
Mr. Nadeem Mushtaq
1. Maintenance of the Books of Accounts and recording all recording of transactions in the financial software for Deputy Treasurer
Deputy Treasurer
the financial transactions on Modified Cash based system provision of reports for the decision making authorities.
of Accounting in compliance with NAM (New Accounting 5. Efficient and effective management of the universitys Mr. Atif Ahmad
Model of AGP and Government of the Punjab system. Mr. Muhammad Azhar Deputy Treasurer
financial assets to achieve the highest possible return at Deputy Treasurer
2. Coordination with Banks for maintaining full details of
an acceptable level of risk.
Striving for Excellence 11

Ph: 041-9201229
Office of Resident Auditor
Vision Mandate
Serving the university interest by transparent and effective Pre- To pre audit the bills of all kind of expenditure incurred by Staff:-
Audit University. Shahid Sultan
Verification of Financial Statements of University Research Officer
Mission Statement
We aim to deliver quality service to all faculty members, Vetting of Utilization Reports.
Verification of pay fixations & leave Accounts. Miss Sana Aslam
administrative staff and students of this university by improving
Member of Central Purchase Committee. Assistant Registrar
financial reporting in accordance with Standards provided
under New Accounting Model (NAM) and to act as a catalyst in Member of Campus Construction Committee and Tender
Opening. Muhammad Idrees
enforcing transparency and use of public resources.
Providing Financial Advice on any matter as desire by Vice Assistant
Babar Hussain (Resident Auditor)
38CTP (PAAS) Chancellor office and Registrar office.
Malik Abu Baker
Controller of Examinations Ph: 041-9201037

Email: controller@gcuf.edu.pk
Mission To prepare and announce in advance the calendar of Staff

The office of the Controller of Examinations guards the examinations.
standards of quality in the conduct of Examination at Under Management of examinations as per requirements. Dr. Shafqat Hussain
Graduate, Graducate and Postgraduate levels, while enforcing Arrangements for external examiners for paper setting Controller of Examinations
rules and regulations of Semester and Annual Examination. This and evaluation of answer scripts. Assiocate Professor, Department of Education
office deals with the matters of students of Univeristry , Sub Holding / conduct of examinations / administration of
Campuses, Public and Private Institutions / Colleges pertaining tests. Dr. Muhammad Zubair
to conduct of Examinations, Notification of Results, Issuance of Making arrangements of marking / evaluations of answer Additional Controller of Examinations
Detailed Marks Sheets, Provisional Certificates and Verification scripts from examiners. Associate Professor, Department of Chemistry
of Transcripts and Degrees. Implementation of decisions of hardship case committees,
unfair means committee, or discipline committee. Dr. Muhammad Asrar Ch.
Introduction Making notifications for the results of students.
Controller of Examinations Office is established for the conduct Additional Controller of Examinations
Maintaining strict security level of the official work. Assistan Professor, Department of Zoology
of examinations, result notifications and award of degrees. This
Preparation of results, notifications, transcripts and
office plays a key role to hold the examinations as per following
degrees.
laid down tasks.

Mr. Abdul Mannan Mr. Asim Ismail Mr. Naveed Iqbal
Deputy Controller of Examinations Deputy Controller of Examinations Admin Officer/ Assistant Controller of Examinations
Mr. Zeeshan Ahmad Khan Mr. Kahlil-ul-Rehman Tariq Ms. Asma Rafiq
Deputy Controller of Examinations Deputy Controller of Examinations Admin Officer/ Assistant Controller of Examinations
Ms. Fiza Sabir Mr. Muhammad Mustafa Mr. Mohsin Murtaza

Deputy Controller of Examinations Assistant Controller of Examinations Admin Officer
Office of Research Innovation and Commercialization (ORIC) Email: oric@gcuf.edu.pk
Mission
To serve the nation by reducing the gaps between labs and
society through innovation and commercialization
Activities at ORIC-GCUF
1.ORIC is striving to strengthen the Research & Development
and Commercialization of innovative ideas to bring GCUF
among leading Universities of the region.
2.Building national and international professional network
through exchange programs
3.Bridging Academia-Industry Linkage for effective technology
transfer
4.Training and motivation of faculty through in-house
professional trainings
5.Protecting Intellectual Property (IP) Rights of the researchers
6.To establish and implement Internal Compliance Program Dr. Asim Mansha
(ICP) in the university Manager, University Industry Linkages
Previous Mentors
7.Establishing Entrepreneurial Ecosystem to launch and
promote Start-ups in the Business Incubation Center (BIC) Prof. Dr. Mubasher Niaz (Director Research) Dr. Sajid Hamid Akash
8.Promotion of research culture through internal Research Manager, Research Operations (Sciences)
Prof. Dr. Mohammad Zuber (Director ORIC)
Support Programs and Research Productivity Allowances
Prof. Dr. Farhat Abbas (Director ORIC)
Dr. Muhammad Ayub Buzdar
Introduction Team Manager, Research Operations (Social Sciences)
The University implemented R&D policy to inculcate research
culture and to increase the research productivity. ORIC has Dr. Khalid Mahmood Zia Dr. Nudrat Aisha Akram
been established at GCUF in line with the guidelines of the Director ORIC (Since April 2015) Manager, Technology Innovation Support Center (TISC)
HEC for coordination, implementation, research support
services and promotion of R&D policy since its establishment Dr. Salma Sultana Mr. Ghulam Murtaza
in April 2009 (Directorate of Research). The motivated GCUF- Manager, External Linkages Manager, Intellectual Property Rights & Legal Services
ORIC team is committed to extend all possible facilitation and
assistance to solicit research plan under R&D projects funded Dr. Mohsin Bashir Ms. Iqra Ayub
by HEC, and to encourage every single innovation which Manager, Business Incubation Center Manager, Career Counseling Center (CCC)
stimulates the countrys economic benefits. ORIC-GCUF is also
creating research opportunities for academia and scholars at Dr. Muhammad Aamer Mahmood Mr. Zahid Mahmood
all levels to directly engage them with industry, to create more Manager, Research Development Administrative Assistant
competitive businesses and an innovative environment.

Research and Development: GCUF Research Research grants from GCUF-funds Transfer very strong collaborations with many local industries in terms
In the year 2016, ORIC mediated the Vice Chancellors Initiative of sharing resources, training manpower and research &
Projects Database development.
Research and Development Cell develops programs and to launch an indigenous Research Support Program (RSP) to
activities to increase funding resources for research from all promote the research culture in GCUF by providing research Internal and External Linkages
public and private sectors. It has established and maintained grant to GCUF-faculty members, for which seed money of The ORIC has contributed the signing of more than 45 MOUs
excellent relationships with donors and stakeholders oversee worth PKR 10.0 million was allocated. Where, the said is meant of GCUF with national and international world-renowned
research proposal development and submission. The ORIC to support the innovative research ideas of faculty irrespective universities. Among national institutes, we have built strong
prepared a Research Project Database for all completed and of the discipline including sciences, social sciences and arts and working relationship with higher learning institutions, industries
running research projects of GCUF. The ORIC train and facilitate humanities. Where, selection of the project is made through an and donor agencies especially NIAB, NIBGE, UAF, HEC, PSF,
faculty members to complete their new research proposals. external blind review. PARB, PARC, PCSIR and several international organizations
Our faculty has won 10 projects from HEC-Thematic Research including British Council, USDA, JICA, CIDA, and others to
Grants and 1 project from NARC. In the year 2016, three GCUF- Research Operations Cell: GCUF Publications enhance entrepreneurship, academic and research excellence.
faculty members won 1 research project each from TWAS, A brief of linkages is given as under:
Database International MoUs: 21
IFS and PhosAgro/UNISCO, respectively. Furthermore, our TIn ORIC, research operation cell is responsible to oversee
faculty also won research grants from joint research support National Linkages 39
all aspects of the ORIC research administration (budgeting,
programs in the year 2016. GCUF-faculty members won 2 International Linkages 27
auditing and accounting, management and maintenance of
research projects from Pakistan Sciences Foundation (PSF) and Industrial Linkage 37
facilities and equipment, implementation of research contracts
Ministry of Science Research and Technology Iran, one research and human resources). Publications play pivotal role in HEC
project from PSF and National Natural Science Foundation university ranking. The ORIC has prepared a Publication Intellectual Property (IP) Policy and Legal
(NNSF), China and one research project (Dr Khalid Mahmood,
Department of Physics) from Pak-USAID worth Rs 22.00 million
Database to record all published work in reputed national and Services
international journals of the researchers of GCUF. Where, the IP Policy creates a supportive environment for the achievement
PKR from Pakistan side. Prof Dr Nasir Amin, Dean Faculty of database calculates impact factors of individual researchers, of best practice management in the application and
Physical Sciences has also won project from PSF (May 2017). departments, and the faculties of GCUF to give fair credit to commercialization of IP developed within the institute for the
researchers/departments/faculties for achievements of GCUF. benefit of the people of Pakistan and the world at large. The
Top position in HEC-NRPU Projects Scheme The ORIC office has separate Managers for Research Operation; purpose of this policy will be to clarify how intellectual property
GCUF owns the credit of the leading research University by one is dealing all sciences and engineering faculties and the is to be managed by the institute. The IP Policy states position
winning 55 projects from HEC-NRPU, out of 213 projects second one for all arts, social sciences, economics and business in relation to intellectual property and informs on fundamental
awarded to all public and private sector universities in Punjab. faculties. steps that lead to the proper management, protection and/or
commercialization of intellectual property. This policy is to be
followed by all faculty members, researchers as well as students
University-Industry Linkages and Technology and the research and academic institutions with which the
Transfer institution concerned may enter into agreements. ORIC-GCUF
The ORIC promotes public-private partnership to support to facilitates the faculty providing IP rights and legal services.
link research-innovation-commercialization triangle. Effective
cooperation between institutions and industry is for mutual
benefit depending upon the nature and ability of both to Career Counseling Center (CCC)
contribute to each others activities. These relationships must Career counseling is one of the most important and vital area
be long term to gain maximum benefit out of it. Entrepreneurs in the development of our youth and if done timely it helps
and business leaders can contribute as mentors and can offer them to find the most relevant career choice through which
their expertise in development of entrepreneurship courses they will not only improve their own career profile but can
and subjects aligned with the needs of that specific industry. also contribute to the development of the Pakistan industry
At national level, we are working in close collaboration with and commerce. Alhamdulillah, our leadership has established
Saffron Pharmaceutical Industries, Ltd, Rafahan Maize Products Career Counseling Center and Chairman HEC; Prof Dr Mukhtar
Ltd., Power Chemicals Ltd., BioTek Ltd, Lahore, Printex Traders, Ahmad with some national dignitaries has inaugurated this
Haris Dyes and Chemicals, Ali Textiles, Ltd.., Kausar Procesing center
Ltd., Masood Textiles Ltd., etc. Faculties of Pharmacy, Institute
of Home and Food Sciences and Institute of Chemistry have

URL: http://bic.gcuf.edu.pk/ 041-9200584
Business Incubation Center (BIC) Email: bic@gcuf.edu.pk Estate Care Office estate@gcuf.edu.pk
A business incubators main goal is to produce successful Foreign Trainings of ORIC officials: Vision
firms that will leave the program financially viable and University also arranges the trainings for management staff and To operate and manage the University Estate such that it is
freestanding. These services are usually developed or students. In 2016 with the financial support of HEC, Dr Mohsin clean, comfortable, maintained and sustainable place for
orchestrated by incubator management and offered both in Bashir, Manager Business Incubation Center got training on students, teaching and non-teaching staff and visitors.
the business incubator and through its network of contacts. University Intellectual Property: innovation, protection, and
These incubator graduates have the potential to create jobs, commercialization from USA and now facilitating university to
revitalize neighborhoods, commercialize new technologies,
Mission
shape the innovation culture. In 2017, upon recommendation We are committed to deliver high quality fit for purpose estate
and strengthen local and national economies. In June 2016, of Worthy Vice Chancellor, HEC has nominated Dr Khalid and support services which fulfil the needs and aspirations of
HEC has financially assisted the amount of Rs. 11.00 millions for Mahmood Zia (Director ORIC) for Australia Awards Pakistan students and staff.
the establishment of BIC-GCUF. Short Course on Business Incubation Management (Phase The Estate Care department is striving to provide wide range
II). The short course was delivered at the University of of support and co-ordinated services to create an environment
Vision Queensland, Australia. A Return to Work Plan (RWP) is the which supports the University academic mission. Thus, our aim
To create the environment for business initiative for sustainable compulsory element of this short course. The Worthy Vice is to maintain and develop a safe and high quality environment
economic growth of the country. Chancellor has very kindly approved the 3 credit hour course: and provide additional physical resources and services in a
Career Counseling and Entrepreneurship a compulsory course professional, efficient and cost effective manner to enable the
for the undergraduate degree programs in each discipline of
Mission the university. Further to it, in the first phase this course will
University to fulfil its mission.
To enable each person of the society to take responsibility for
be started in science discipline and has been placed as agenda
effective contribution in economic stream of the country. We
item in the forth coming GCUF Academic Council. This short Staff
want to provide complete business support to business starter Mr. Hassan Lali Chairman Estate Care (Old Campus)
course was financially supported by Department of Foreign
to reduce the failure chance and increase the success rate Mr. Salman Arshad Chairman Estate Care (New Campus)
Affairs and Trade, Australia Government.
through mature mentor-ship program.
Introduction
Business Incubation Center, was inaugurated by Honorable
Prof. Dr. Mukhtar Ahmad (Chairman HEC) on 28th February
2017. There are 21 fully equipped offices for those students
who want to start their own innovative business. We have
team for guidance and mentorship for students.Business Plan
Competition was arranged on May 16, 2017 and we received
450 business ideas from students in categories of information
technology, product, and services. Business incubation center
announced nine (9) position and awarded cash prizes for first
position (Rs. 20 thousand), second position (Rs15. thousand),
third position (Rs 10, thousand) total one hundred thirty-five
thousand rupees (1,35,000) were distributed as award.

Ph: 041-9201301
Students Financial Aid Office (SFAO) E-mail: sfao@gcuf.edu.pk
Mission avail the scholarship facilities in the Students Financial Aid 15. The Student Advancement Endowment Fund (SAFE)
To provide all information, services, and assembling financial Office. PEP Foundation made an initial donation to the University to
resources that are available to and/or needed by students of support the principal of SAFE. SAFE account will be utilized only
GC University. Scholarships available in GCUF for the sole purpose of awarding scholarships to needy students
1. Pakistan Scottish Scholarship Scheme (S-3) and for capacity building projects/programs for the direct
benefit of students. The funds will be treated as endowment
Vision 2. Prime Ministers Fee Reimbursement Scheme
principal money and will not be used for any other purposes
To make education possible for students who might otherwise 3. Karwan-e-Ilam Foundation
4. Punjab Zakat Department (MORA) under any circumstances.
be deprived of this higher education opportunity due to
5. District Council Internal Merit Scholarships Students received any other financial assistance/scholarship and
inadequate funds and /or previous limited educational
6. Pakistan, Bait-ul-Maal admitted on bench fee cant apply for another scholarship.
opportunities.
7. Professional Education Foundation (PEF)
8. NBP Student Loan Scheme.
Goals 9. Faisalabad Development Trust (FDT)
1. Establish essential manual and automated processes to
support awarding financial aid in a timely manner.
10. Punjab Educational Endowment Fund (PEEF)
2. Award financial assistance to qualified students, according
is an initiative of the Government of the Punjab under the
to institutional and Govt requirements and with a focus on
leadership and patronage of Mian. Muhammad Shahbaz
individual student needs.
Sharif, Chief Minister of Punjab. It is established with the
3. Establish regular communication flow between the SFAO
objective of providing monetary assistance to talented and
and the students/parents.
needy students.
4. Provide individual student/parent assistance in completing
necessary applications and managing personal resources
11. Japanese Needs Based Scholarship & HEC Needs Based
as they are needed to augment financial assistance in
Scholarship
covering educational expenses.
Higher Education Commission, Islamabad, is also providing
Financial aid resources are those that are provided by both
Need Based Scholarships like Japanese Need Based and HEC
internal (university and/or endowment funds), governmental
Need Based Merit Scholarship for needy students to the
(PEEF, Professional Education Internal Merit and District Merit
students of Basic Sciences and Social Sciences.
Scholarship) and private agencies or organizations.
12. Killa Gift Scholarship
Introduction The Killa Gift Fund Trust awards scholarships to the students
For smooth implementation of scholarship programs, a who or whose parents own agricultural land in Faisalabad
separate Student Financial Aid Office (SFAO) was established District.
in Government College University, Faisalabad in collaboration
with HEC, Islamabad in 2007. 13. Internal Merit District Scholarship
Ms. Saima Parveen, Assistant Registrar / Incharge SFAO acts This is a merit based scholarship offered by the District Education
as a Focal Person for the distribution of various scholarships Officers of the concerned Districts from where a student has
offered by HEC and other agencies. obtained his/her last educational certificate/degree.
There are number of scholarships available to assist students
with their educational expenses on need and merit basis. 14. Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal
In addition to the above Financial Aid Committee has been Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal provides funding for the payment of
constituted by this University for the evaluation and approval University and Hostel dues to the meritorious and needy
of the applications submitted by the students for financial aid. students to meet their educational expenses.
One window service is also being provided to the students to

Ph: 041-9201292
Affiliation Cell Email: affiliation@gcuf.edu.pk
The Affiliation Cell deals with the affiliation of colleges

(Government/Private) with GCUF; within the jurisdiction
of Province of Punjab. The Affiliation Cell makes all type
of correspondence with the colleges regarding Affiliation,
Registration returns etc. Furthermore, the summaries of
visit reports of the Affiliation Committee are processed and
notifications of affiliation are issued to the concerned Colleges
after approval of the Competent Authority.
The record of amounts of Processing/Visit fee, Security Fee,
University Share etc. collected from the Affiliated Colleges
is maintained in the Affiliation Cell and bank drafts/cheques
received in this regard are deposited in the Treasurers branch.
All matters relating to the Sub-Campuses of Government College
University, Faisalabad established at Layyah and Sahiwal are
processed in the Affiliation Cell. Prof. Dr. Nasir Amin Dr. Abdul Qadir Mushtaq
Affiliation Committee Chairperson (Member)
The Affiliation Committee is constituted under the provisions
of Government College University, Faisalabad. Ordinance 2002. Prof. Dr. Farhat Abbas EDO EDUCATION , FAISALABAD
The Affiliation Committee visits the colleges who want to get (Member) (Member)
them affiliated with Government College University, Faisalabad
and submits its report to the Competent Authority regarding Prof. Dr. Tayyaba Sultan Dr. Haq Nawaz Anwer
infrastructure, faculty, laboratories etc. for the grant of affiliation. (Member) (Co-Opted Member)
The following are the members of Affiliation Committee.
Dr. Abdullah Ijaz Hussain Muhammad Asif Lateef
(Member) (Secretary)
Ph: 041-9201038
Media Office Email: mediaconsultant@gcuf.edu.pk
Modern era is considered to be the era of Information Abdul Qadir Mushtaq

Technology. In the present epoch, it has become inevitable for Public Relation Officer
any institution to build a good will among its public. Catering to
the demands of the present age, Media office of Government Naeem Sarwar Khan
College University Faisalabad has been established. It facilitates Senior Photographer
the internal and external public about the different happenings
in the university. The media office aims at portraying to the Muhammad Asif Hussain
positive image of the university. It strives to build a close liaison Graphic Designer
of the university with different media organizations.
The media office plays an important role in the facilitation of
media persons for the coverage of different events taken place
in the university. The media office issues handouts to media
regarding different news stories of the activities in university
as per its official policy

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Facilities & Services
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Ph: 041-2631171
Library Email: library@gcuf.edu.pk
Mission
To achieve excellence in the provision and promotion of
information services to meet the research, teaching and
learning needs of the University.
Goals
It is our goal at the libraries to promote intellectual growth
and creativity by developing collections, facilitating access to
information resources, teaching the effective use of information
resources and critical evaluation skills and offering research
assistance by providing excellent service to students and faculty
that will advance each users learning, teaching, and research
experience at the Government College University Faisalabad
Introduction cataloguing process of the library material is in progress and Library Committee
the catalogue of about 35,000/ books is available online. 1. Prof. Dr. Tayyaba Sultana (Chairperson)
The University Libraries act as a gateway to information and
knowledge and are engaged in learning and discovery as Access / Facilities 2. Treasurer or his Nominee (Member)
essential participants in the educational community. These MMost of the Libraries have open shelf system and users have 3. Dr. Hidayat Rasool (Member)
help to develop, organize, provide access to and preserve free access to the library materials Computers with access to 4. Dr.Naeem Mohsin (Member)
materials to meet the needs of present and future generations library resources and the Internet facility is available in most 5. Dr. IftikharAhmed Khan (Member)
of students and scholars. These provide well-equipped of the libraries. Research access is available to all university 6. Muhammad Tariq Latif (Member)
and functional physical spaces where students can pursue community in the form of catalogs, licensed library resources 7. Sakhawat Ali (Member)
independent learning and discovery outside the classroom. and websites. The concerned library staff is available to advise 8. Ms.Anila Shamim (Member)
Government College University Faisalabad has a rich library and guide the users. Information about the library use policy 9. Muhammad Ashfaq (Member/Secretary
system consisting of Central, Main, different Departmental is available at the Library Circulation Desks. The rules and
libraries and University Community College Library. regulations of the library use are available on the University Library Staff
website. Prof. Dr. Tayyaba Sultana
Collections
The Government College University Faisalabad Libraries have Name of Libraries Coordinator Libraries
collection of scholarly materials capable of catering to the 1. Main Library (H-Block)
needs of the University Community and visiting researchers. 2. Main Library (New) Mr. Sakhawat Ali
These libraries have about 92,600 volumes in well organized 3. Basic Sciences Library Lecturer/Sr.Librarian
manners consisting of rare editions, reference volumes, critical 4. Education Departmental Library
guides, latest releases, large collection of research journals, 5. Engineering and Computer Science Division Library Miss Shumaila Iram
periodicals, magazines etc. and daily newspapers. We subscribe 6. FIF& Textile Design Library Lecturer/Librarian
competitive journals from all over the world to meet the needs 7. Geography Departmental Library
of students, faculty members and researchers. These libraries 8. Law Departmental Library Mr. Muhammad Tariq Latif
always welcome the students and teachers of the other 9. Pharmacy Departmental Library Sr. Librarian
educational institutions of the city with the permission of the 10. Psychology Departmental Library
competent authority. 11. Quaid-e-Azam Block Library Mr. Muhammad Ashfaq
12. University Community College Library Sr. Librarian
Organization of Materials 13. Zoology Departmental Library
Dewey decimal classification scheme is being used for the Miss Anila Shamim
classification of books. Anglo American Cataloging Rules Librarian
(AACRII) is followed in the cataloging process. Online

Ph: 041-9200207
Information Technology Services Email: its@gcuf.edu.pk
Video Conferencing
The University has its own Video Conferncing Unit provided
by the Higher Education Commission. This unit provides the
facility to take online lectures, seminars, conferences, thesis
defence from both national and international universities.
Digital Library
To facilitate research in the University, HEC has provided
access to digital libraries. A programme has been formulated
to provide researchers and students with access to latest,
authentic literature from high quality journals, database and
articles covering a wide range of disciplines. Digital library
resources provided by HEC are: Sprigerlink, Blackwell Synergy,
Ebrary, Ebscohost, McGrwa Hills Collections McGrew-Hills
Access Science, McGraw Hills Digital Engineering Library,
Taylor & Francis Journals, Oxford University Press, E-Books and
fremedical journals.
Digital Book Bank (dl.gcuf.edu.pk)

The University has its own digital book bank which has been
developed through the sole effort of Universitys IT Services
Department. It contains over 25000 e-books for different fields
Mission of interest, downloadable software and virtual lectures videos.
To provide, maintain and manage the IT infrastructure of the Admin Portal Domain of this book bank is expanding day by day to cater to
University and Sub-Campuses. One of the primary objective Dean Portal the needs of academicians and students.
is to facilitate all the departments in both their educational Chairperson Portal
and training activities relevant to computers and Information Faculty Portal Wireless and Wired Internet Facility
Technology. The following facilities are available at the campus Student Portal GCUF is amongst the very few universities of the country which
Examination Portal have given the facility of wireless internet to both the students
Campus Management Solution Registration Portal and the staff members. The University has the credit of being
The Campus Management System, designed to promote Hall Council Porta the first university which is using this hi-end intelligent Wi-Fi
paperless university administration. It is unique and Distance Learning Education Portal system. The wireless setup comprises modern state of the art
comprehensive software. Its features allow users to maintain Layyah Subcampus Portal technology which is both robust and resilient. The IT Services
academic history of students with complete transparency Sahiwal Sub Campus Portal Department provides 24/7 internet access.
in records and provides a medium for teachers, staff Fee Portal
and administration to work in harmony. The application DSA Portal
Online Admission, Attendance, Results PERN
encompasses all the features relevant to the university. The Pakistan Education & Research Network is the only national
system has a complete role based access where in various Online Salary Slips
University Community College Portal research and education network of Pakistan with the
resources are made available depending upon the role assigned. purpose to provide communication infrastructure to the
Affiliated Colleges Portal
Student & Faculty ID Cards Printing universities, institutions and research organizations to meet
their networking and internet requirements. The network
has evolved significantly and is providing valuable services,

like high-speed internet, audio/video conferencing, access to
digital library resources with the bandwidth of 48 MB from this
PERN project.
Future Plan
With the kind directions of worthy Vice Chancellor, IT Services
has planned to establish state of the art Data Centre, Video
Conference Halls along with complete IT infrastructure at
New Campus GCUF which will enable all the academic and
administration to utilize the IT Services. A contract between
PERN, HEC and GCUF has been signed to provide internet
connectivity at new campus.
Staff
Mr. Abdul Qaddus IT Manager
Mr. Moeen Qureshi Network Administrator
Mr. Karim Jawad Lab Engineer
Mr. Mohsin Ali Network Engineer
Mr. Hassan Mahmood Computer Programmer
Mr Muhammad Usman Computer Programmer
Mr. Awais Tahir Computer Programmer
Mr. Asad Ali Assistant
Mr. Farhan Bari Assistant
Mr. Zain-ul-Abdin Assistant Programmer
Mr. Waqas Khursheed Technition
Mr. Muhammad Saleem Technition
Mr. Nadeem Riaz Technition

Ph: 041-9239122
Hall Council Email: hallcouncil@gcuf.edu.pk
Mission rushed to nearby hospitals, the university ambulance facility is

To provide the secure, peaceful and healthy life style living to available all time. Round the clock security guards are standing
the students. on the gate for the protection of students.
Students residing in the hostels have to strictly follow the rules
and regulations made by Hall Council office. All the dues have
Introduction to be paid in time. If any student is found in violence of any
Presently university Hall Council office consists of seven girls
disciplinary or financial rules, her admission may be cancelled
hostels, named Federal Hall, Khadija Hall and Ayesha Hall,
by Chairperson Hall Council with confiscation of all types of
situated in the Allama Iqbal Campus and new campus, having
deposited security if required.
residential capacity of about 1600 students. Keeping in view,
the growing demand of accommodation, for the students
coming from far-flung areas, construction of four more hostels Hall Council I (Old Campus)
was planned in the new campus. These are under completion Dr. Shazia Anwar Bukhari
and with this an additional capacity of 1600 students will be Chairperson
available at the strength of Hall Council at the end of this year. Dr. Adeela Yasmin, Superintendent Ayesha Hall
Students getting admission this year will definitely reside in Dr. Ayesha Nudrat Akram, Superintendent Khadija Hall
these new hostels. Assistant Professor, Department of Botany
Almost fifty percent of the girl students of the university belong Dr. Sarosh Iqbal, Suprentendent Ayesha Hostel
to different areas which are far from Faisalabad. Parents of
these students always seek secure and peaceful residence for Hall Council II (New Campus)
their daughters. Understanding this need of the hour university Dr. Asma Ghulam Rasool,
has planned another project of Four hostels for the girls that Warden Hall Council-II (New Campus)
will be completed in next year. In this way we will be able to Ms. Aneela Azhar, Superintendant, Fatima Hall
accommodate maximum of our girl students coming from far Ms. Ambreen Zainab, Superintendant, Aamna Hall
flung areas to quench their thirst of knowledge. Dr. Nazia Malik, Superintendant, Zainab Hall
Ms. Fozia Gillani, Superintendent, Hajra Hall
Admission Process Ms. Iqra Ayub, Assistant Superintendent, Zainab Hall
Admission of students in the hostels is purely on merit and Ms. Saira Manzoor, Assistant Superintendent,, Aamna Hall
here merit means the distance of their home district from
Government College University, Faisalabad. Student after
securing her admission has to submit an application in the office
of chairperson Hall council, Prof. Dr. Sofia Anwar on printed
Admission form duly recommended by chairperson/incharge
department concerned . Admission form may be obtained from
the same office with the deposit of Rs. 300.
One Assistant superintendent and one superintendent hostel is
being appointed from the regular female faculty of GCUF in each
hostel, who reside in the respective hostel with the students
to look after them and facilitate in various matters. All hostels
are provided with the facility of Mess, run by the committee of
students itself under the supervisory control of Superintendent
and Hall warden. Facility of Generator and internet connection
is also provided to the students for their smooth study and
research work. In case of medical emergency students are
Ph: 041-9200157
Transport Email: transport@gcuf.edu.pk
The University runs a fleet of buses for facilitating students

to commute to and from campus around the city. All buses
are deluxe and high capacity. The transport facility is being
provided within a radius of 30 km. The students are required to
apply for the same at least 15 days before the start of session.
Students can board a bus after showing the bus pass to the bus
in-charge, which is issued to him/her in advance.
Transport facility is allotted on semester basis for students
admitted for regular programme for the duration of regular
academic session. It is generally not provided after the end
of academic session for any purpose like summer school/
reappear examination/ make up examination/PEP classes etc.
Normally timings for University Bus to arrive at the University
Campus is 7:45 a.m. and departure (Morning at 2:00 pm,
Evening at 5:30 pm) unless otherwise announced by the
University.
All rights of permission to avail the transport facility are
reserved with the University and can be denied to any After every 15 minutes the bus leaves from both campuses. The
student. No student is entitled to claim this facility as a university has purched 10 new buses and two costars in year
matter of right. Transport facility is be allotted on First 2016. The Shuttle service from Girl hostels of new campus to
Come First Serve basis. Routes and pick up points are old campus is running the whole-day. It is worth mentioning
indicative and are subject to change from time to time. that two buses are exclusively organized for girls residing in
ROUT # 1 (Morning) hostel for shopping on Sunday from city.
Abdullahpur Mansoorabad Noor Fatima, Kashmir Mor
Pipan wala pul Lasania Hotel Madina town Faizan-e-
Madina Social Security Hospital D-ground, Hameed Chowk
Shell Petrol pump, Satiana road Gate Chowk, Satiana
road Paharri Chowk Borr Chowk Siddiqia Qabrastan
Nalka Stop Saleemi Chowk GTS Chowk University
ROUT # 2 (Noon)
Abdullahpur Mansoorabad Noor Fatima, Kashmir Mor
Pipan wala pul Lasania Hotel Madina town Faizan-e-Madina
Social Security Hospital Tezab Mill Chowk -- D-ground,
Hameed Chowk Shell Petrol pump, Satiana road Gate Chowk,
Satiana road Paharri Chowk Borr Chowk Siddiqia Qabrastan
Nalka Stop Saleemi Chowk GTS Chowk University
ROUTS TO BE STARTED ON DEMAND OF UPCOMING STUDENTS

ROUT # 3: Samnabad and D-type, etc.
ROUT # 4: Ghulam Muhammadabad
ROUT # 5: Millat Road, Sheikhupura Road, etc.
The motor pool runs shuttle services between old and new
campus regularly.

Ph: 041-9200732
Health Services
The Medical Health Centre provides first aid and outdoor Staff
medical facilities to the students. The outdoor medicines are Dr. Muhammad Afzal
also provided to the students and emergency cases are referred Incharge,
to Allied Hospital and DHQ hospital on University Ambulance. Deputy Chief Medical Officer
The staff members of the university are also facilitated at
Health Centre in routine and emergency cases. The University Dr. Misbah Ishtiaq
provides the services to refer the University employees for Senior Women Medical Officer
outdoor and indoor medical treatment from Government /
Private Hospitals on the panel of the university. The outdoor Muhammad Ali
and indoor medical re-imbursement facility is also provided Dispenser
through the Medical Health Centre under the supervision of
the Medical Re-imbursement Committee. The Medical Health Yousaf Ali Abid
Centre provides first aid facilities to university athletes during Dispenser
university games. Furthermore, University Heath Centre has
also honoured to provide medical facility in flood disaster areas Shahid Pervaz
i.e. District Chiniot, District Jhang, Head Treemo and Athara Junior Clerk
Hazari on the direction of The Worthy Vice Chancellor.
Directorate Of Security Ph: 041-9200669

Email: cso@gcuf.edu.pk
Mission and electronic walk through gates have been adopted. All the
To Provide Peaceful And Secure Environment In the University faculty members, students and administrative staff are issued
Campuses. university ID cards that is mandatory for them to display in the
university premises. Visitors are issued visitor cards in exchange
of CNIC.
Introduction
The primary function of the security staff is maintaining law
and order in the university campus. Security staff also ensures Staff
safety of university property. The security guards also assist
Directorate of Student Affairs in dealing with the issues arising Prof. Dr. Nasir Amin
out of the violation of university code of conduct. It is all due Chairman Campus Security Committee
to the untiring efforts of the Chief Security Officer and his
staff that university is successfully maintaining discipline since MAJ. Iftikhar Hafeez
GCUF is a crowded campus of over 39000 students of various Chief Security Officer
academic disciplines.
Government of Punjab has shown serious concerns over the MAJ. Muhammad Amir Mukhtar
security measures in the educational institutions, specially Deputy Chief Security Officer
catering to very long number of students. In this regard
university security committee, comprising of senior faculty and
administrations members was developed. Different security
measures like raising of the boundary walls, construction of
OPs, Appointment of retired army personnels as security
guards, purchase of new weapons, installation of barriers

Banks & Canteens Mosque & Auditorium
Day Care Center Post Office

Directorates
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Directorates
Dr. Zahira Batool (Director)
Directorate of Academics Email: diracad@gcuf.edu.pk
Mission To improve teachers communication skills and teaching methods through capacity building
To develop and improve the academic activities and curriculum through programs.
managing academic calendars and academic services. Coordinate with academic departments (HODs) in sharing faculty, educational and
instructional ideas.
Introduction To suggest academic programs in line with international and nation market needs, also
Higher Education Commission is the major authority in Pakistan for the
initiate joint degree programs among different programs.
provision of guidelines in development of curriculum in line with international
standards and national needs. It also guides to establish minimum standards
for quality assurance, research and intellectual property rights. Future Vision
Government College University Faisalabad is striving hard for promotion of In near future, the office will also be responsible for managing and directing for academic services
standard of education and research culture. To achieve this cherished goal, various offices have which enable academics and students to achieve the highest standards in learning and research
been developed in the University. Directorate of Academics was established in 2010 in line with in support of the strategic development of the University.
the guideline of HEC to streamline and improve academic activities at the University.
Main Tasks Mentors
The office of the directorate is performing different activities to strengthen the academia by
The following faculty members contributed in the development of this office:
promoting the educational activities. Main tasks of the office are:
Dr. M. Zubair Siddiqui (Late)
To develop academic calendars to regulate the academic work plan and event calendars to
Dr. Farhat Abbas
strengthen University conferences, seminars and important events.
Dr. Zahira Batool
To evaluate and improve curriculum of all programs to bring them at par with national and
international standards.
To bring the uniformity in course codes and credit hours.
Ph: 041-9200584
Directorate of Undergraduate Studies Email: dugs@gcuf.edu.pk
The University has 6 faculties comprised of 46 departments for new and revised undergraduate programs and courses
imparting education in various disciplines. In order to centralize through the various approval processes. The Directorate is
the complete process of admissions & maintenance of also responsible for assisting undecided students with degree
students academic record, the Directorate of Undergraduate and career planning as well as providing support and tutoring
Studies (DUS) was established in 2012 in order to maintain the services to the students intending to get admissions in various
complete record of the Undergraduate students from admission disciplines.
till completion of degrees. Since then, the Directorate is
maintaining the record file of every individual student admitted Dr. Zahid Mahmood Director
in undergraduate programs including the students of affiliated Ms. Shabnoor Iqbal Teaching Assistant
colleges. The Directorate has also the responsibility to facilitate
the students in their academic issues i.e., enrollment, re- Mentors
enrollment, freezing, de-freezing and other relevant academic The following faculty members contributed in the development
matters during the course of studies. of this office
The goal of the Directorate is to help students achieve academic Prof. Dr. Sofia Anwar
success by providing extensive academic advising services as Dr. Hidayat Rasool
well as coordinating advising support throughout the university. Dr. Muhammad Iqbal
Accordingly, the Directorate works with faculty to establish Dr. Shafqat Hussain
and administer academic policies, assist with undergraduate
curriculum development and review, and support proposals

Ph: 041-9200431
Directorate of Advanced Studies Email: das@gcuf.edu.pk
Government College University Faisalabad was chartered by

the Government of Punjab in 2002. This is very new and the
only general university in the central Punjab that is growing
fastly and accommodating more than 39000 students at
present. Many innovative, need based cross cutting academic
programmes have been introduced in this University within
short span of its establishment and many more are expected to
be launched very soon. This will help to meet the ever growing
needs of fast growing textile industrial hub, commercial centre
and business cosmopolitan city of Faisalabad in particular
and for the central Punjab in general. The University has now
entered into consolidation and coordinating phase.
The Directorate of Advanced Studies has been established

to stream line the functioning of different programmes that
have been either already launched at all academic disciplines
or to be launched in near future. This Directorate has been
given the mandate to facilitate all the graduate and post-
graduate students for their admission, enrollment, approval Weekend Programs
of supervisory committees, approval of synopsis, approval and
organization of defense of synopsis and thesis. The worthy Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Muhammad Ali has taken
an initiative of weekend program. He is ambitious to provide
The Directorate of Advanced studies has also been entrusted and environment with professional and job holders to get in
with the task to prepare and recommend new rules and intellectual and physical infrastructure that holds them to the
procedures to further strengthen and improve the academic highest moral and ethical value. The fundamental purpose
discipline in the light of different directives and precedents of this program is to make higher education possible for job
of Higher Education Commission (HEC) of Pakistan. This holders and professionals to fulfill their organization and
Directorate is striving hard and burning mid night oil for institutional requirements with focus of modern need on
achieving excellence and ensuring authenticity, transparency, Saturdays and Sundays.
competitiveness and timely completion of all degree Age limit for weekend program is up to 45 years.
programmes within the stipulated period. We are confident,
optimistic and sincerely hope that the incoming students for Staff
higher studies in GC University, Faisalabad shall find pleasant Dr. Ghulam Shamas-ur-Rehman
and learning environment at the campus and shall also find Director
their alma mater quite conducive and helpful for completing
their study work and doing post-graduate research work. Atif Saleem Muhammad Junaid Khan
Deputy Director Junior Clerk
Abrar Hussain Shah Sarfaz Khan

Teaching Assistant Data Entry Operator
Abdur Rehman Muhammad Safder

Junior Clerk Naib Qasid

Directorates
Ph: 041-9200369
Quality Enhancement Cell (QEC) Email: qec@gcuf.edu.pk
Mission Dr.Babak Mahmood Director QEC Mr. Saleem Khalid (Data Analyst)
to enhance, maintain and monitor the quality of higher
education in the university. Dr. Muhammad Nawaz Deputy Director QEC Ms. Arzo Liaqat (Research Assistant)
Ms. Tahira Rashid Coordinator QEC Mr. Fahad Sultan (Research Assistant)
Introduction
The QEC, GCUF has been established since 2006, under the
Mr. Fazal-ur-Rehman Coordinator QEC Ms. Sozia Atta (Computer Operator)
guidelines of the HEC. The QEC is envisioned to be a bench
mark for quality of research and education as well. Moreover,
QEC is committed to ensure and enhance the quality of
higher education and the establishment of research oriented
environment at Government College University Faisalabad. The
primary task of the QEC is to develop a system for conscious,
consistent and catalytic improvement in the performance
of the University. The success of QEC depends upon the
collaboration and cooperation of all the stake holders. QEC is
a monitory, evaluative and suggestive body of the University
having potential for ensuring quality by working out
intervention strategies for the compliance of quality measures.
To correspond with and facilitate QEC in its working, faculty
members from each department are also part of QEC team. For
example, in self assessment task, QEC member of departments
facilitate in completing the self assessment reports. Further,
the Quality Enhancement Cell is involved in surveys related to
student, staff and different departments, capacity building of
faculty and staff.

Ph: 041-9201417
Directorate of Planing & Development Email: dir.pnd@gcuf.edu.pk Project Management Unit
The Directorate of Planning and Development was formally establishment in
2006. Since its establishment this directorate is striving to make this institute
a state of the art university. All development plans are prepared by this
Directorate after needs assessment and consultation of consultants as well
as end users. These plans are submitted to funding agencies like HEC, HED,
MPA/MNAs grants, Alumni and own sources for administrative approval. This
directorate has prepared many PC-1s, business plan of the university, PSDP,
PC-IVs etc. Since its establishment the PC-1s of about more than Rs. 10.00
billion have been prepared and out of these development projects of about
Rs. 4.00 billion have been approved and executed. The Campus Construction Committee (CCC)
is the Apex body and final authority for administrative approval and technical sanction of all
development projects at the University level. This directorate under the dynamic supervision of
the worthy Vice Chancellor has been able to get approval of different projects with a capital cost
of about Rs. 2587.00 million in the financial year 29015-16 for development of New Campus and Prof. Dr. Haq Nawaz Anwar Director (P&D)
establishment of three sub-campuses one at Toba Tek Singh, one at Chiont and and thrid one Engr. Muhammad Ibrheem Project Director
at Jaranwala. The PC-1s of these newly approved development projects are prepared by this Mr. Muhammad Afzal University Engineer
directorate and submitted to Government. Mr. Muhammad Zubair Assistant Engineer (Civil)
Ms. Areeba Ashfaq Assistant Engineer (Electrical)
Ms. Muhammad Faisal SDO (Electrical)
Ph: 041-92001030
Directorate of Procurement and Inventory Control Email: dpic@gcuf.edu.pk
Mission
Our mission is to provide services adding value and improvement in support of GCUF success.
The procurement team is committed to acting, in accordance with best practices, as a leader
among service providers, recognized for innovative and high-quality, cost-effective approaches
to meeting and exceeding our organization.
Staff
Mr. Mazhar Waseem Sakhawat Ali
Officer Incharge Store Keeper
Mr. Jaweed Anjum Mr. Rana Sufian

OSD Assistant
Mr. Mahmood-ul-Hassan Anwar Ali

AAO Fateh Sher
Mr. Fahad Nazir Khalil Ahmad

Assistant Babar Ali

Directorates
Ph: 041-9201634
Directorate of Students Affairs Email: dsa@gcuf.edu.pk
Directorate of Students Affairs (DSA), GC University, Faisalabad focuses Dr. Nadeem Sohail
not only on the overall personality grooming of the students but also Director
discipline, health facilities, workshops, career services, counseling
services and financial assistance to the students in the back-drop of Hafiz Muhammad Waqas
emerging modern trends in the education sector. . This office was Students Counselling Officer
assigned the task of working for the promotion and facilitation of co-
curricular and cultural activities. In a short span,DSA has been successfully
providing a forum with fifteen functional societies which include Qirrat
& Naat Society, Jinnah Debating Society, Quiz Society, Nusrat Fateh Ali
Musical Society, GCUF Writers Club, Dramatic & Performing Arts Society, Photography Society,
Fashion Society, Painting Society, Handicraft Society, GCUF Horticulture Society, GCUF Blood
Donor Society, GCUF Rover Scouts Society, GCUF Culinary Society, GCUF Cultural Society to the
students to express their recreational and literary talents. Life on campus for students, teaching
and non-teaching staff is marked with multidimensional cultural functions and academic activity.
Various seminars on current national and international issues are also been organized. Musical
Evenings, Sham-e-Ghazal, Theatrical Performances by the students, Debate Competitions, Fun
Fair and regular sports activities in the University keep the students involved in creative activities,
polish their organizational skills thus keeping them away from getting themselves involved in any
anti-social or extremist activity. All these pursuits are brining a high level of confidence among
the students to emerge as a good citizen of the country. In the shape of University magazine The
Beacon, the students find the best way to present their creative talent in prose and poetry. Inter-
university tours provide students with opportunity to get the latest information and to update
their knowledge with a sense of positive comparison and develop in them a sense of belonging. In
addition, DSA has established Departmental Cultural and character building societies to promote
healthy cultural environment at grass root level.

Ph: 041-9201228
Directorate of Sports Email: directorsports@gcuf.edu.pk
Introduction Directorate of Sports

The Directorate of Sports was established on 23-Oct, 2003,
when the Govt. College Faisalabad, was granted the status of Prof. Dr. Nasir Amin Chairman Sports Boar
GC University, Faisalabad. It has produced eminent professional Mr. Muhammad Rafique Wahla Director Sports
players like, Mr. Shahbaz Senior, best Hockey player of the World. Mr. Ishfaq Ali Assistant Director Sports
Mr. Aamir Nawaz Lecturer, PE&SS
Mission Mr. Muhammad Shabbir Dalaver Senior Clerk
Mr. Nadeem Ahmad Khan Hockey Coach
Close Collaboration and healthy competitions within the
Mr. Imran Ullah Khan Basket Ball Coach
Departments of the University and participation of GCUF Sports Mr. Muhammad Latif Foot Ball Coach
team in All Pakistan Inter-Varsity Sports Competitions, under Ms. Nabila Kauser Female Coach
the auspicious of Higher Education Commission Islamabad, to Mr. Noor Nabi Cricket Coach
promote Sports activities at various levels. Mr. Aamir Masood Sahi Hockey Coach
Mr. Mubashar Khan Athletics Coach
Objectives Mr. Hafiz Rehan Anwar Sports Trainer
The Department is striving to provide National and
International Players for promotion of Sports at University SPORTS BOARD
and National Level.
Capacity Building of Players both Male and Female. Dr. Abdul Qadir Mushtaq Foot Ball
Organize Training Programs for students, separately for Dr. Mazhar Hayyat Tug of War
Male and Female Players.
Dr. Naeem Mohsin Hand Ball
The awards of Cash Prizes and Sports Scholarships to
Dr. Shahzad Ahmad Shahid Kabaddi
encourage the budding student players, who win medals at
Inter-Varsity and National Championships. Dr. Muhammad Umair Tennis
Create healthy environment in the campus through Sports Dr. Nadeem Sabir Hockey
activities. Mr. Nafees Ayub Cricket
Organize Sports Competitions among the Departments and Mr. Hassan Sanwal Volley Ball
award the Certificates and Trophies to the Position holder Mr. Salman Arshad Pansota Badminton
players. Mr. Hassan Lali Squash
Participation at HEC Competition

Male Games
Cricket, Foot Ball, Hockey, Volley Ball, Basket Ball, Hand Ball,
Kabaddi, Athletics, Rifle Shootings, Wrestling, Tug of War, Chess
and weight lifting.
Female Games
Cricket, Foot Ball, Hockey, Volley Ball, Basket Ball, Hand Ball,
Athletics, Rifle Shootings, Wushu, Taekwondo, Karate, Judo,
Jujitsu, Table Tennis, Badminton, Net Ball, Cycling, Squash, Chess
and Tennis.

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Ph: 041-9200876
Directorate of Medical Science Email: dms@gcuf.edu.pk
Vision
Educate, train quality induced health professionals and
promote medical education at undergraduate, graduate and
post graduate level to fill the gap in Public Sector University.
Mission
To promote and enhance quality health services at community
level in Faisalabad.
College of Allied Health Professionals

College of Allied Health professionals was established under
the flagship of Directorate of Medical Sciences at Government
College University, Faisalabad, Pakistan in 2012. In the initial
phase 2-Year and 4-Year degree programs are offered in the
field Medical Laboratory Technology (MLT), Radiography and
Imaging Technology (RIT) and Operation Theatre Technology
(OTT). The College of Allied Health professionals with its 6
highly dedicated and experienced faculty members continues structural and psychosomatic ailments. It deals with methods now flourishing under directorship of Prof. Dr. Abid Rashid a
to maintain and cultivate its links with the hospitals and health of treatment based on movement, manual therapy, physical highly intellectual, self-motivated and hardworking person.
care settings within the country. Our vision is to provide the agents, and therapeutics modalities to relieve the pain and Government College University Faisalabad is the third university
advancement in Medical Sciences through provision of skillful, other complications. in Govt. Sector and overall fifth in Pakistan where BEMS get
ethical, and compassionate Allied health Professionals. The Hence, Physical Therapy covers basic parameters of healing started.
College is committed to produce the leading allied health sciences i.e. preventive, primitive, diagnostic, rehabilitative,
experts dedicated to provide the best health care services for and curative. Programs Offered
the patient and able to focus on highly quality research that 1. Bachelor of Eastern Medicine and Surgery
extends beyond allied health sciences to all scientific disciplines Programs Offered 2. MPhil Phytomedicine / Natural Medicine
that impact the health of patients as well as wider community. 1. Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) 3. PhD Medicine (Mualajat)
2. BS Orthotics & Prosthetics
Programs Offered
1. BS Medical Laboratory Technology College of Public Health
2. BS Operation Theater Technology Department of Eastern Medicine
3. BS Radiography & Imaging Technology The MPH program aims to improve the health status of the
Bachelor of Eastern Medicine (BEMS) is a five year degree population, which is to be achieved by providing public health
programme in herbal medicine, equipped with latest knowledge and health care professionals with a high quality postgraduate
College of Physical Therapy training program in public health sciences.
of modern medical science as well as ancient eastern medicine
Physical Therapy is an essential segment of modern health theories. This is the best choice at time to be a part of Holistic
medicine to prosper in near future, as worlds overall trend is Programs Offered
care system. It is a science of healing and art of caring. It 1. Master of Public Health (MPH)
pertains to the clinical examination, evaluation, assessment, turning towards natural sources for health management.
diagnosis and treatment of musculoskeletal, Neurological, Bachelor of Eastern Medicine was Started under the umbrella
Cardio-Vascular and Respiratory systems functional disorders of Directorate of Medical Sciences by the vision of Worthy Vice
including symptoms of pain, edema and physiological, Chancellor in supervision of hardworking really a visionary
personality Prof. Dr. Riaz Hussain Dab in Jan-2014, which is

Ph: 041-9201110
Directorate of Distance Learning Education Email: ddle@gcuf.edu.pk
Mission
To provide an intelligent and flexible system of education to
meet the challenges of access and equity, and work towards
development of a knowledge society.
Vision
To provide commendable role model in academics,
professionalism, operations and service by using innovative
technologies and methodologies by ensuring convergence
of existing systems for massive human resource required
for promoting integrated national development and global
understanding.
Introduction
The Distance Education has evolved as an alternative to the
formal system of education after an increasing realization
that it is not perfectly coping with the educational needs and
demands of the rapidly growing population. The demand for
education in Pakistan through formal system has consistently
run ahead of resources owing to the bulk of their population,
therefore, remains educationally defined, and there are 3. Workshop of each selected course at the end of each Staff
failing the demand in formal system, the need of non-formal semester
education in various disciplines becomes evident in concept of 4. Course assignments (as an instrument both for teaching
Dr. M. Naeem Mohsin Director
distance education. The distance education help to: and continuous assessment).
Mr. Shahid Munir Lecturer
5. Final examination at the end of the Semester.
Ms. Samreen Lecturer
1. cope with the rapid increasing demand of education, Mr. Nasir Jamil Lab Manager
2. provide mass education at reasonable and low costs, Objectives Mr. Awais Salemee Assistant Director
3. acquire education at any stage of their life and, The main objectives of Distance Learning Education are to: Ms. Zahida javed Assistant Director
4. boost up the professional development of working people Provide educational facilities to people on their door step. Ms. Sajida Parveen Teaching Assistant
on their job place. Provide facilities to ensure quality education and promote Ms. Farha Rasool Teaching Assistant
entrepreneurship education.
Instead of bringing students to the seats of learning, it was Hold examinations and to award and confer degrees,
proposed to take schools to the students and hence this diplomas, certificates and other academic distinctions.
concept of distance education came into existence in G.C Increase competitiveness, quality of life with short and
University Faisalabad. practical studies
Enhance professional knowledge and skills through
The main components of its teaching system are: Practical courses
Develop, foster and carry out cooperation with various
1. Correspondence package which includes self-learning institutions
printed study material.
2. Correspondence tuition and face to face tutorial meetings
with qualified tutors.

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Government College University Faisalabad
RULES AND REGULATIONS UNDER SEMESTER SYSTEM FOR

UNDERGRADUATE, GRADUATE & POST GRADUATE PROGRAMS
PREAMBLE & OBJECTIVE
The Government College University, Faisalabad (GCUF) was established under the Government College University, Faisalabad Ordinance by Government of the Punjab in 2002.
The University is offering Undergraduate, Graduate and Postgraduate programs in various disciplines following semester system. The present document describes Rules and
Regulations governing the Semester System as well as examinations and promotion effective from Fall Semester 2017-18.
1. SHORT TITLE EXTENT COMMENCEMENT & APPLICATION

1.1 These rules may be called Government College University Faisalabad Semester Rules for Undergraduate, Graduate & Postgraduate programs.
1.2 It extends to the all programs in whole University, Sub-Campuses and Affiliated Colleges.
1.3 It shall come into force with effect from Fall Semester 2017-18.
2. DEFINITIONS
(i) Academic Year An Academic Year runs from September to August. There are two regular semesters (Fall and Spring) and summer semester in it.
(ii) Board of Studies means the Board of Studies (BoS) of the concerned Department of the University. The BoS is responsible for approving the coursework and plan of
study of the relevant academic program.
(iii) Chairperson or Chairman means the Head of the concerned Department of the University.
(iv) Coordinator of a department means an academic staff member, who keeps the academic record and coordinates the educational and examination-related activities
of the concerned department.
(v) CGPA is the Cumulative Grade Point Average for the semesters.
(vi) College means the constituent or Affiliated College of the University.
(vii) Comprehensive Examination means an examination or assessment at Graduate/ Postgraduate level to evaluate the overall academic ability of a candidate.
(viii) Controller means the Controller of Examinations of the University.
(ix) Coursework is the mode of a program of studies, whereby, the candidate are required to follow instruction as prescribed in the form of lectures, academics,
examinations, assignments, projects etc.
(x) Credit Hour means one lecture hour and / or one session (two to three hours of practical work per week) for sixteen weeks.
(xi) Dean means the Chairperson of the Board of Faculty.
(xii) Degree means a document awarded by the University to a candidate who has fulfilled the requirements for Undergraduate or Graduate or Postgraduate program.
(xiii) Department / Institute / Centre / School means the concerned Department/Institute/Centre/School of the University.
(xiv) Director means the Head of an Institute/Centre/School of the University.
(xv) Examination means any form of evaluation to assess a candidates performance.
(xvi) External Examiner means a person from outside the University having suitable qualification and experience in the relevant discipline. He/she should have not
taught the subject in any to the class / section for which examination is being held.
(xvii) Final Examination means the examination held at the end of the semester upon completion of the study period of each semester.
(xviii) GPA stands for Grade Point Average ranging from 0 to 4.0.
(xix) Grades the letters or points awarded to the students on the basis of the earned score
(xx) I-Grade means the Incomplete Grade.
(xxi) Improve means a course taken to improve the grade already scored.
(xxii) Internal Examiner means a person teaching a course for which the examination is being held, and a faculty member (normally Supervisor or Co-Supervisor) appointed
by the University to evaluate the performance of a Graduate and Postgraduate candidate.
(xxiii) Mid-term Examination means the evaluation to be held during the course of the semester. Midterm will be held after completing 8 weeks of studies or as determined
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by the Department concerned.

(xxiv) Program means a program of studies offered by the University, such as for Graduate and Postgraduate Degrees or any other Diploma and Certification.
(xxv) Repeat means a course taken again after failing in first attempt.
(xxvi) Special Examination means a chance given to the students on medical/emergency grounds in lieu of the scheduled examination.
(xxvii) Semester means a period of academic activities, normally 18 weeks including sixteen weeks of instruction, and two weeks of examinations.
(xxviii) Student means a person enrolled in an academic program of the University as per prescribed procedures.
(xxix) Subject means a course of studies as prescribed in the detailed syllabi, whose successful completion of the program.
(xxx) Summer Semester means a period of academic activities, of 8 to 10 weeks including 8 weeks of instruction, and two weeks of examinations.
(xxxi) Supervisor means a person appointed by the University to supervise and or monitor a candidates research for thesis / report / dissertation and its writing and final
completion.
(xxxii) Syllabi means syllabi of the concerned discipline approved by the Statuary Bodies as BoS, ASRB, Academic Council of the University.
(xxxiii) Thesis is an academic composition based on research work presented by a candidate as a requirement of Graduate and Postgraduate Degree program.
(xxxiv) W-Grade means withdrawn course that will not be counted in CGP calculation.
3. ADMISSION CRITERIA
All the admissions will be made according to the admission policy given in the prospectus.
4. DURATION OF SEMESTER FOR REGULAR / DISTANCE LEARNING EDUCATION

There shall be 2 semesters (Fall and Spring) of 18 weeks each in an Academic Year, followed by a summer semester of 10 weeks. The commencement of semesters shall
be regulated by the Academic Council.
(Explanation: Out of 18 weeks of a semester, 16 weeks shall be actual teaching time; the rest may be utilized for enrollment, conduct of examinations and declaration
of results, etc. and likewise Out of 10 weeks of a Summer semester, 08 weeks shall be actual teaching time; the rest 02 weeks may be utilized for enrollment, conduct
of examinations and declaration of results, etc.).
5. DURATION OF SEMESTER FOR WEEKEND PROGRAM

1. There shall be total 26 weeks in each semester.
a. Teaching Contact Weeks & Mid-Term Examinations 22 Weeks (The Mid-term examinations will be scheduled by the respective department).
b. Final Term Examination 02 Weeks
c. Result Submission 01 Week
d. Enrollment for next Semester 01 Week
2. Credit Hours will be offered according to the scheme of studies:
Maximum 18 credit hours per semester and Minimum 12 credit hours per semester are prescribed, for the BS and MA/MSc Programmes. For the MS/MPhil Programmes
9-12 credit hours are prescribed. For the enrollment of credit hours excess or less than the prescribed, special permission may be provided by the competent authority
on the request of student duly recommended by the respective chairperson and Dean.
6. TRANSFER OF CREDIT HOURS/MIGRATION

6.1 Credit hours may only be transferred between HEC Recognized Universities (main campus), This Facility will not be provided to any sub-campus of the Public Sector
University in any Affiliated College.
6.2 Migration shall be allowed after successful completion of one Academic Year, having CGPA 3.00 out of 4.00,
6.3 Only 50% of total credit hours shall be transferred in a program. However in MS/MPhil & PhD programs all credit hour studied will be transferred, Subject To 6.4 & 6.5.
6.4 Credits are transferred on course to course basis i.e. a person taking course A at University X is allowed to transfer his/her credits to University Y provided that course A

is equivalent to course B taught at the Y University. Credits of a course passed in D grade will not be transferred and counted in calculation of total credit hours.
6.5 The percentage of the students in the courses which were passed from the parent University will be considered at the minimum percentage of the respective grade
of this University in the GPA/ CGPA i.e. A grade=80%, B grade = 65% and C grade= 50% (irrespective of his/ her percentage acquired at parent University while
granting migration) and this practice will be continued in future migration cases on the recommendations of Equivalence Committee provided that:
(i) The contents of the course(s) for which credit is claimed, are identical/ similar to the course in new planned course work.
(ii) The course for which credit is claimed has not been used for any other degree.
(iii) A course studied to qualify a degree will not be taken/ considered for any other and higher degree program.
(iv) Credit earned for a course shall laps on the expiry of five years for regular student and seven years for part time student from the end of the semester in which
the course was qualified. The Dean/Coordinator may revalidate the lapsed courses for special reasons to be recorded.
6.6 Higher Education Institutes are at liberty to enroll students (if they fulfill their criteria) for any semester or for any single class and issue the students a transcript for the
courses completed.
7. COURSE OF STUDY
7.1 All courses will be designated appropriate three digit course code numbers and will be preceded by the suitable alphabets (three letter) indicating the name of the
respective department.
7.2 The teachers / instructors will be required to hand over detailed course outline to the students within 7 days of the beginning of semester and will send a copy of course
outline and work plan to the chairman of the concerned department.
7.3 A full time student can enroll credit hours in a semester including regular plus repeat / resit courses according to the following table. This will be applicable for all
programs (Regular, Weekend, Distance Learning)
Degree Regular Repeat / Re-Sit Total

BS 15-18 06 21-24*
MSc 15-18 03-06 18-21*
MS/MPhil 09 -12 03-06 15*
PhD 06-09 03-06 12*
*One additional credit hour can be allowed by the respective Dean on the written request of student on the recommendation of Chairperson of the department.
7.4 No course shall carry more than 4 credit hours.
7.5 For Repeat / Re-sit / Improvement / Re-enrollment of courses within the semester residential period, per credit hour / course fee will be charged.
7.6 For Repeat / Re-sit / Improvement / Re-enrollment of courses within the summer semester , Rs.10000 / course fee will be charged.
7.7 For Repeat / Re-sit / Improvement / Re-enrollment of courses beyond the residential period, full semester fee will be charged.
8. DEFICIENCY COURSES
If the course(s) studied by a candidate in his /her previous degree (on the basis of which admission is requested) does not provide adequate background for the degree
program of study, he/she may be required to rectify the deficiency by taking additional course(s) as determined by the respective Departmental Board of Studies.
Student may enroll the deficiency course/s during the summer semester.
9. MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION
The medium of instruction and examination shall be English (except Faculty of Islamic and Oriental Learning, which may be Urdu or their relevant subject languages).

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10. CANCELLATION OF ADMISSION

Any student consistently found absent from classes during first four weeks; after the commencement of the semester as per announced schedule, his/her admission
shall stand cancelled automatically without any notification.
11. Summer Semester

11.1 A student who wants to take Audit or Deficiency or Advance Course, he/she may enroll in summer semester.
11.2 A student of (BS/BSc or M.Sc or equivalent) who has failed any subject or wants to improve his/her D grade may be allowed to register in summer.
11.3 A student shall only be allowed to register only two courses (up to 08 credit hours).
11.4 In the summer semester a course will be offered for minimum eight students. However, in exceptional cases a course will be offered to at least 5 students as special case
on the recommendations of the Chairman of the Department and the Dean of the Faculty duly approved by the Vice Chancellor.
11.5 Rs. 10000/- fee will be charged per course per student, if less than 8 students are enrolled in a course they will pay more fee to make total Rs. 80000/- accumulatively
11.6 A teacher shall be allowed to teach not more than two courses in summer.
11.7 A teacher shall be allowed to teach the course who has not taught these courses in preceding regular semester.
12. CANCELLATION OF ADMISSION

Any student consistently found absent from classes during first four weeks; after the commencement of the semester as per announced schedule, his/her admission
shall stand cancelled automatically without any notification.
13. DISCONTINUATION/FREEZE & DEFREEZING SEMESTER

13.1 A student may discontinue/freeze enrolled semester before appearing in the final examination with the permission of the Vice Chancellor obtained through the
respective Directorates i.e. Directorate of Undergraduate & Directorate of Advanced Studies, on the recommendations of the Dean/Coordinator of respective faculty
and Director/Chairperson/incharge on account of sickness duly certified by the University Medical Officer or due to circumstances beyond his/her control subject to
fulfillment of condition that the student has passed the final examination of previous semester with minimum prescribed GPA/CGPA required for the said degree
program.
13.2 The facility of freezing will be allowed only once during whole degree program and for two semesters only (one Academic Year).
13.3 A student so permitted to freeze is required to resume his/her studies after the two semesters (one freezed semester and other gap with zero credit hour semester)
on the recommendations of Director/ Principal/ Chairman concerned and the Dean/Coordinator and notified by respective Directorates. However, the resumption of
semester in Undergraduate & Master Degree program will be after one Academic Year with junior batch and in MS/MPhil & PhD programs may be in the next semester.
13.4 During the semester freeze, bonafide status of the student shall remain suspended. The student will not be entitled to avail any privilege as that of a regular student.
Student has to submit the complete fee dues for a freeze semester and Rs.5000 for the gap semester for Undergraduate & Master Degree programs to maintain his
studentship.
13.5 A candidate shall not ordinarily be allowed to freeze his/her studies during 1st semester. However, in case of circumstances beyond his/her control i.e. accident/swear
illness his/her admission may be retained subject to the approval of the Vice Chancellor.
13.6 Application for deferment of the 1st semester within four weeks of the start of semester can be made by the student(s) in special cases and will be approved by the
Competent Authority. In case of acceptance of the request, the student will restart semester-I with the next admitted batch.
13.7 For the defreezing of a semester, the student will have to submit the request to the Authority through the Chairperson at least 2 weeks before start of the semester.
13.8 The student will have to pay dues at the prevalent rate at rejoining time and shall be required to follow all the Rules & Regulation prescribed for new session as
applicable for Undergraduate & Master Degree Programs.
13.9 The freezing period (time of absence) will not be included in the stipulated period for the program.

14. ENROLLEMENT/COURSE REGISTERATION

14.1 An application for enrollment in a course/s on the prescribed Course Registration Form accompanied by proof of fee paid (bank receipt) shall be presented in the
office of the respective directorate duly signed by respective Chairperson and Dean of faculty.
14.2 The office of the Dean/Coordinator under special circumstances and on payment of late fee of Rs. 500/- may permit a student to enroll within 5 working days after the
commencement of the classes.
14.3 The Vice Chancellor may allow a student to enroll till the last day of the 4th week after the commencement of classes, with double late fee of Rs. 1000/-
14.4 Enrollment in absentia is not allowed. Student is required to be present in person with a proof of identification (University Identity Card or Computerized National
Identity Card etc.) for enrollment.
14.5 Enrollment will only be considered complete when Course Registration Form (GS-10/UG-1) is submitted to the office of the Director, Advanced Studies/Director
Undergraduate Studies. Only depositing of fee will not serve the purpose.
14.6 A candidate admitted to a degree program shall, far so long as the student has not completed course work or submitted Thesis / Research Report / Research Paper/
Internship Report (whichever is applicable), have to enroll for each next semester.
15. REVISION OF COURSE REGISTRATION FORM

15.1 A student may be permitted to revise his/her Course Registration Form within 20 days from the commencement of classes. After this period he/she may be allowed to
revise Course Registration Form up to 28th day from the commencement of classes on payment of Rs.1, 000/- as Course Registration Form revision fee.
15.2 The students of first semester may be allowed to revise his/her Course Registration Form within 30 days of the last date of enrollment.
16. REPEATING/IMPROVING COURSES

16.1 Whenever a student fails or gets a F grade, he/she has to repeat the course, whenever offered.
16.2 Student may be allowed to improve the courses in which he/she has obtained Grade D; during the completion of course work i.e. residential period.
16.3 After the completion of all semesters if student scores CGPA 2.25 or more but less than 2.5; he/she may be allowed to improve courses in which he/she has obtained
grade D within stipulated period.
16.5 The Institution may define maximum number of courses that student may be allowed to repeat or improve, in special cases.
16.6 Two chances will be allowed to repeat the subject in the program (maximum three takes per subject).
16.7 In case a student repeats or improves the course in regular semester, the new grade will be reflected in the respective semester where he/she has passed or improved
the course in the DMC.
16.8 In case a student repeats or improves the course in summer semester, the new grade will be reflected under the summer semester where he/she has passed or
improved the course in the DMC.
15.9 If a student fails to improve the marks, the previous marks will be considered for the calculation of GPA/CGPA.
17. CHANGE OF COURSE AND COURSE WAIVER

17.1 A student may apply for course waiver. Applications for course exemption must be submitted to the concerned academic department for approval. The application
must be accompanied by the supporting documents showing that equivalent courses have been taken elsewhere.
17.2 The student may be allowed to revise his/her Course Registration Form within first four weeks of the last date of enrollment without any late fee.
17.3 In case of approval of his/her application for change of courses, the average of the remaining courses will be used to calculate grade point average.

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18. CLASS ATTENDANCE

18.1 A candidate with less than 75% of the attendance in lectures or practical work or equivalent academic activity separately shall not be eligible to sit for the examination
and may be dropped from the course. (for all programs including Weekend programs).
18.2 In exceptional cases / hardship cases the following exemptions may be accorded.
i. 5% by the Dean of the Faculty on the recommendation of the Chairperson of the department.
ii. Additional 5% by the Vice Chancellor.
18.3 If a student fails to attend any lecture (without any authorization) during the first four weeks of the commencement of the semester as per the announced schedule,
his/her admission shall stand cancelled automatically without any notice.
18.4 A student may apply for the leave of absence in case of illness, family circumstances and in emergency. The length of leave will have to be mentioned and the
circumstances should be explained in the application. The length of leave of absence will be a deciding factor whether he/she can continue his studies for the rest of
the semester.
If the leave is longer than a specified period, the student may apply for the deferment of the semester.
19. EXAMINATIONS
19.1 EXAMINATION FEE
University examination fee shall be charged at the time of enrollment of each semester.
19.2 TESTS AND EXAMINATIONS

19.2.1 There shall be two mandatory examinations in each semester i.e. Mid Term and Final Term. Any student absent in the final examination shall be considered as
a fail. In addition to these examinations the teacher shall give home assignments and quizzes etc. to the students. The teacher will be solely responsible for
deciding the mode, conduct as well as evaluation of examination in his/her course. The grade given by the teacher shall be final.
19.2.2 For Distance Learning Programs, a collective final exam will be conducted. Student has to get passing marks in assignment and final examination separately.
19.2.3 The mid-semester examination shall be held during 9th week of the semester and carry 30 percent of the total allocated marks for the course. This
examination shall be held by the concerned teacher who shall proceed according to the University rules.
19.2.4 For the purpose of evaluation, one credit hour will carry 20 marks e.g., a four credit hours will carry 80 marks. These marks will be divided in accordance with
the credits assigned to theory and practical (where applicable) for each course.
19.2.5 To pass a deficiency course a student is required to obtain at least C grade.
19.2.6 The following weightage shall be given to the examinations, home assignments, etc.
Regular and Weekend Programs Distance Learning Programs
(a) Mid-semester examination 30% (a) At least Two Assignments as sessional evaluation 20%
(b) Home assignments / quizzes, presentations etc., 20% (b) Final Examination (No Mid Exam) 80%
(c) Final examination 50% Total: 100%
Total: 100%

Note: (fraction in total obtained marks of a course will be rounded to the nearest whole number)
19.2.7 The scripts of each examination shall be discussed with the students.
19.2.8 To qualify a course, it is essential to pass separately the theory and practical (where applicable) examinations with aggregation to be at least 40 percent except
for Engineering and Pharmacy Degree programs where aggregation pass marks requirement is 50%.
19.2.9 The duration of examination shall be as under;
Mid-Semester Examination (One hour) Final Examination (Two to three hours)
19.2.10 Question paper for the mid and final term examination shall be set by the respective teacher. However, Chairperson/ Principal/ Director/ Departmental Incharge
shall ensure the quality and standard of the question paper set by the teacher.

19.2.11 The teacher shall send the final award list of the course through the respective Chairperson to the office of the Controller of Examinations within 10 days after
the end of a semester. The Dean/Coordinator may condone the delay in result submission. A copy of the award list should also be sent to the office of the
Director/Principal/ Chairman and the Dean/Coordinator concerned.
19.2.12 On receipt of the award lists, the Controller of Examinations shall notify the results and send copies to the office of the Dean/Coordinator, Director/Principal
and the Chairman of the concerned Department.
19.3 DEPARTMENTAL EXAMINATION COMMITTEE

This Committee shall have proper role in supervising and evaluating the conduct of all examinations in the Department. The Committee may comprise the following:
i. Chairperson/Incharge of Department (Convener)
ii. Two faculty members of the Department (one may be program coordinator, the other as Secretary of Committee).
iii. The teacher concerned may be co-opted in case of complaint of a student.
19.4 CONDUCT OF EXAMINATION

19.4.1 All tests and examinations shall take place on the premises specified by the Departmental Examination Committee.
19.4.2 The schedule of tests and midterm/final examinations shall be notified by the Departmental Examination Committee at the beginning of the Semester or
whenever these are announced by the Office of the Controller of Examinations.
19.4.3 Students are responsible for checking the date time and location of their examinations from the given schedules.
18.4.4 Student who is unable to take an examination due to reasons beyond his/her control (e.g., serious illness, accidental events etc.) may be permitted to take
the special examination.
19.4.5 For all examinations, the students may be required to show their students ID cards or personal ID for verification purpose. Students, who are unable to
present their ID cards, if required, may not be allowed to sit in the examination.
19.4.6 Student must write the program title, subject title, course code (course title) and his/her registration number, signature clearly on the front page of their \
answer sheets.
19.4.7 The record of question papers/marked scripts/Midterm Examination / Final Examination etc. shall be preserved by the Controller of Examinations for two years
after the completion of the degree program.
19.4.8 Provisional announcement of the result of a program will be made by the Controller of Examinations.
19.4.9 Final Notification of the results shall be made by the Controller of Examinations by displaying on the University Notice Board / Gazette / University Website.
19.5 GRADE POINT AVERAGE

19.5.1 Grade point and equivalence between letter grading and numerical grading shall be as follows:
Grade Value Marks (%) Remarks
A 4 80 100 Excellent
B 3 3.99 65 79.99 Good
C 2 2.99 50 64.99 Satisfactory
D* 1 1.99 40 49.99 Pass
I 0 Zero Incomplete
F 0 Less than 40 % for undergraduate & master Fail
Less than 50 % for MS/MPhil/PhD
W Will not be included in GPA calculation With drawn
* Only for BS and Master Degree Programs. There is no D Grade in MPhil and PhD and BSC Pharm-D

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19.5.2 For the BSc electrical (telecommunication) engineering and BSc Engineering/ Electrical/ Electronics/ Telecommunication Technology programmes grade point
and equivalence between letter grading and numerical grading shall be as follows:

Grade Value Marks (%) Remarks
A+ 4 90 100 Exceptional
A 4 80 89.99 Excellent
B+ 3.513.99 75 79.99 Very Good
B 3.0 3.5 65 74.99 Good
C+ 2.6 2.99 60 64.99 Satisfactory
C 2 2.59 50 59.99 Satisfactory
I 0 Zero Incomplete
F 0 Less than 40 % for undergraduate & master Fail
Less than 50 % for MS/MPhil/PhD
W Will not be included in GPA calculation With drawn
19.5.2 If a student fails to obtain prescribed CGPA at the end of each Academic Year (after two consecutive Fall and Spring Semesters and summer semester) his/her
admission shall stand cancelled. However the student may seek fresh admission.
19.5.3 The following CGPA is required for secure of his/her admission in a program and successful completion.

For Undergraduate Program
i. After first Academic Year required CGPA is 1.75
ii. After second Academic Year required CGPA is 2.00
iii. After third Academic Year required CGPA is 2.25
iv. After fourth Academic Year required CGPA is 2.50*
For Master Degree Program

i. After first Academic Year required CGPA is 2.00.
ii. After second Academic Year required CGPA is 2.50*
*A student, who obtains CGPA of 2.25 or more but less than 2.50 upon the completion of entire course work, may be allowed to repeat once two
courses of the lowest grades (C & D) in order to improve the CGPA and to obtain the minimum of 2.50, failing which the student shall cease to be on
the rolls provided that he/she has availed the maximum permissible repetitions.
For MS/MPhil Degree Program

i. After completion of course work required CGPA is 2.8*
ii. After second Academic Year required CGPA is 3.0.
*A student, who obtains CGPA of 2.5 or Additional but less than 2.8 upon the completion of course work, may be allowed to repeat once two
courses of thelowest grades or allowed to enroll more courses (if offered) in order to improve the CGPA and to obtain the minimum of 2.80,
failing which the student shall cease to be on the rolls provided that he/she has availed the maximum permissible repetitions.
For Ph.D Degree Program

If a student fails to obtain 3.0 CGPA at the end of each academic year (fall and spring) his/her admission shall stand cancelled. However he/she may
seek fresh admission.

19.6 GPA / CGPA CALCULATION

Definitions:
Grade Point Average (GPA): This is a figure ranging from 0 to 4.00 (A=4.00) used as a performance indicator of a student in the semester concerned and is calculated as:
GPA = [Total weighted points of all courses taken in the semester concerned] / [Total number of credits enrolled for in the semester concerned]
Weighted Points = [Grade Points] x [the number of credits of the course concerned]
CGPA = [Total weighted points of all courses taken] / [Total number of credits enrolled for in all semesters]
Pass marks in a course are 40 percent both in theory and practical separately where practical is a part of a course (BS, MSc).
19.7 REQUIREMENTS FOR THE AWARD OF DEGREE

Within the framework of General Rules/Regulations for the award of a graduate or a postgraduate degree special/specific Rules may be applicable to certain
degree programs. These rules may be issued by the University in order to ensure quality standards and performance of the candidates. General Regulations are included
but not limited to:
Candidate will be awarded the relevant degree, provided that he /she has
(a) Undertaken a program of study for a period not less than the prescribed period of study given for that program.
(b) Completed the total credit hours of courses as stated in the regulations for that degree;
(c) Passed the prescribed examinations;
(d) Fulfilled minimum course work and lab work requirements,
(e) Qualified the comprehensive examination (where applicable)
(f) In case of thesis passed the Viva Voce and / any other mode of assessment prescribed by the University.
19.8 CALCULATION/COMPILATION OF THE FINAL RESULTS

19.8.1 The CGPA will be reported up to two decimals but for determination of merit position CPGA will be calculated up to four decimal. In case of a tie merit position
will be determined on the basis of the weighted percentage marks obtained.
19.8.2 All students obtaining CGPA of 4.0 will be declared on the Honours List.
19.8.3 Compilation and notification of the results will be made by the Controller of Examinations.
20. SPECIAL EXAMINATION AND INCOMPLETE GRADE

Absence from any scheduled examination is permissible only in extreme situations beyond the control of the student as approved by the Vice Chancellor. Serious illness
of the student or death of the immediate family member is regarded as a legitimate reason for scheduling a special examination. Even in an emergency
situation, the student or someone on his/her behalf must inform the Chairperson of the Department in writing before the examination is held. Request for scheduling
a special examination must be made by student and submitted to the Chairperson, along with other required documents, within one week of missing the examination.
The Chairperson will send the case to Controller of Examinations for notification after the approval of the Competent Authority. The special examination of the mid
semester examination will be managed by the concerned teacher and chairperson of the department before the commencement of the final examination. Whereas;
special examination of the (missed) final semester examination must be held during the next summer break or before the Midterm examination of next semester. Such
a candidate shall be given Incomplete Grade (I Grade). Private arrangements for special examination between a student and the teacher are not allowed.

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21. STUDENT GRIEVANCES

All departments should have a 3 member Committee headed by a senior faculty member to redress the grievances of the students about any course instructor or grades
or for any other issue.
22. SUPERVISORY COMMITTEE

22.1 The Supervisory Committee for a student shall be proposed by the respective Board of Studies of the Department/Institute during the 3rd semester for the thesis
and for research project only one supervisor will be appointed by Chairperson in respective semester. In PhD program Supervisory Committee and thesis topic will be
approved by BoS and ASRB after successful qualification of comprehensive examination.
22.2 Supervisory Committee shall consist of the 03 members of the department. Therefore, the constitution of the Committee is given as under
1. Supervisor
2. Member-1
3. Member-2
However, if an outstanding specialist in a major or minor/elective field of study is available outside the department/University, he/ she may be taken as a member of the
Supervisory Committee as Supervisor-2 on ceteris paribus.
22.3 Supervisor of the student will act as Chairman of the Supervisory Committee.
22.4 Supervisory Committee proposed by the respective Board of Studies and recommended by the Chairman/ Director of the Institute shall be approved by the Competent
Authority.
22.5 Supervisory Committee may be revised with the reasons of change to be recorded by the Competent Authority but not after the submission of thesis to DAS. Further all
the rules therein laid by HEC from time to time will be followed strictly.
22.6 In case, a student duly recommended by the Chairman/ Director/ Principal is concerned to conduct his/her complete/part of thesis research in other institution/
laboratory, is allowed by the office of the Dean/Director; the helping scientist will be taken as Supervisor-2 in the Supervisory Committee of the student. However, the
university will not bear any financial liability in this context.
22.7 Foreign Faculty members, HEC National Professors/HEC Eminent Scientists may act as Supervisor/Member of the Supervisory Committee.
22.8 Faculty on Tenure Track System (TTS) / Interim Placement of Fresh PhD program (IPFP) will be considered at par with regular faculty for appointment as member of
supervisory committee.
22.9 Contract teachers may act as Supervisor / Member of the Supervisory Committee only in Mphil program , where, there is shortage of regular faculty members.
23. THESIS/RESEARCH REPORT WRITING AND SUBMISSION

23.1 Candidates pursuing a program of study which includes research component must pass the prescribed courses before proceeding with the research work & also fulfill
the residential requirements. He/she is required to submit thesis submission form and thesis examination fee before the submission of thesis.
23.2 For the evaluation of research reports at under graduate level an examination committee comprising of senior faculty members of the department will be formulated
by the respective chairperson of the department.
22.3 The topic of the Thesis and the panel /list of the External Examiners are to be approved by the Board of Studies of the concerned Department.
23.4 Thesis/Research report has to be submitted within 60 days (90 days for PhD) after the last day of termination of last semester unless extension has been approved by
the Competent Authority.
23.5 The student who will enroll beyond their stipulated limit of the semesters will have to pay an additional tuition fee of 50% for every semester above the regular
fee.
23.6 The thesis must be prepared in accordance with the guidelines provided by the academic department/faculty concerned.
23.7 The thesis duly certified by the Supervisory Committee that the contents and form of the thesis are satisfactory for submission shall be sent to the external examiner
by the office of the Controller of Examinations (CE) for evaluation. A panel of three examiners per student shall be submitted to the CE office by the Chairman of the
respective Board of Studies on or before the submission of thesis.
23.8 Candidates must submit the required number of the copies of the thesis as determined by the program for the purpose of assessment and examination. Original
Plagiarism report along with the certificate from Supervisor and Declaration by the student must be submitted while submitting the thesis to the respective Directorate.
The Directorate shall notify the dates for the semi final and final phases of thesis submission.
23.9 The thesis shall be evaluated by a Board of Examiners comprising members of the Supervisory Committee and external examiners (National) appointed by the Vice
Chancellor from the panel of names recommended by the Board of Studies. At least three/four members of the Board of Examiners of whom one at least must be an
external examiner shall be appointed to evaluate the thesis, hold a viva voce examination and such other tests as they are considered necessary for the degree. The
external examiner/s shall be given reasonable time to go through the contents of the thesis critically.
23.10 Supervisor, after consultation with the external examiner shall decide the date, time and venue ( in campus) for thesis evaluation.
23.10 There shall be 120 marks corresponding to 06 credit hours allocated for thesis.
23.11 Total marks so awarded will be converted into a letter grade as mentioned under clause 16.5 above and average grades on the basis of course work and thesis will then
be worked out to calculate the final CGPA.
23.12 The thesis evaluation should be completed within six months from the date of dispatch of thesis by the Controller of Examinations to the quarter concerned. The
Controller of Examination shall get the approval of the external examiner from the Vice Chancellor and thesis shall be dispatched to him/her accordingly. In case of regret
from the first External Examiner nominee(s), second approval of External Examiner nominee (s) shall be sought within eight weeks from the Vice Chancellor by the
Controller Examination. However, the Vice Chancellor may allow extension for thesis evaluation up to one year in hardship cases.
23.13 The supervisor shall send the award list of thesis examination after counter signature of the Chairperson to the office of the Controller of Examinations after making sure
that the student has incorporated the suggested improvements. The Controller of Examinations shall notify the result of the student after receiving three hard bound
copies of thesis.
23.14 In case of disagreement between the Supervisory Committee and the External Examiner regarding the acceptance of the thesis it shall be referred to another external
examiner whose decision shall be final.
23.15 If a candidate fails in the thesis examination, he/she will submit a revised thesis within six months after the date of declaration of the result of the last thesis examination,
on payment of the prescribed thesis examination fee. He/she can avail this chance only once.
23.16 If the thesis, submitted by a candidate for final evaluation, is proved to be copied/ plagiarized at the time of viva-voce examination, it will be liable to be rejected on the
report of Board of Examiners and the Controller of Examinations will declare the candidate fail in thesis examination. The admission of such candidate shall be cancelled
and he/she shall not be readmitted under any circumstances.
23.17 If the thesis of a candidate is proved to be plagiarized after its evaluation and declaration of result, previous result of the candidate will be cancelled and he/she will be
declared to have failed in thesis examination. Such a candidate shall not be re-admitted under any circumstances.
23.18 To publish an approved thesis or any portion of it, the student must indicate clearly that the said thesis was submitted to the University as fulfillment of requirement for
the Degree Program.
23.19 The University reserves the right to use the thesis or otherwise for teaching and research purposes as and when required.
23.20 After submission of the thesis, the students will not be allowed to stay in the University hostels.
23.21 The Convener of the Board of Studies (BoS) shall act as Chairman of thesis examination.
23.22 Color of the thesis cover for various programs will be as under:
BS Blue
MA/MSc/LLB Maroon
MS/MPhil /LLM Black
PhD Dark Green
Note: Writing on the thesis cover binding will be in golden, engraved, bold, Times New Roman/Ariel form.
23.23 Office of the Dean will maintain student record for 3 years after the declaration of final result. After that period, the record may be disposed off with the permission
of the Vice Chancellor.
23.22 Color of the thesis cover for various programs will be as under:
BS Blue
MA/MSc/LLB Maroon
MS/MPhil /LLM Black
PhD Dark Green
Note: Writing on the thesis cover binding will be in golden, engraved, bold, Times New Roman/Ariel form.
23.23 Office of the Dean will maintain student record for 3 years after the declaration of final result. After that period, the record may be disposed off with the permission
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24. CODE OF ACADEMIC INTEGRITY

24.1 Every member of the University community is responsible for upholding the highest standards of honesty at all times. Academic honesty is expected from all the
concerned (the students, teachers, technical and administrative staff etc.) of all levels.
24.2 Cheating, that is, using or attempting to use unauthorized assistance, material or study aids in examinations or academic work will be called for disciplinary action.
24.3 Plagiarism: using the data, or written material without specific or proper acknowledgment is an academic dishonesty that shall result in disciplinary action.
24.4 Tempering or an attempt to temper any academic record or transcripts in any manner will result in the termination of the study of the student involved.
24.5 Exchanging or passing information to other students through any electronic or network means during an examination is considered cheating and shall be liable to
disciplinary action.
24.6 Any form of unfair means or irregularity by a student or a group of students will be immediately reported to the Departmental Examination Committee which will
forward it to Discipline Committee (Examinations) for establishing facts and fixing responsibility (ies). Severity of penalty imposed on the student can range from
termination or expulsion from the Programs for a specified period or monetary fines or both.
25. EQUIVALENCE COMMITTEE**

For admission of candidates from other Universities, Colleges, Institutes, etc. to this University whose courses/examinations are different from the corresponding
courses/examinations of this university, a standing committee of the Academic Council called the Equivalence Committee, shall be set up to examine the cases of such
students and make recommendations to Vice Chancellor for final approval on behalf of the Academic Council. The members of the equivalence committee shall hold
office for two years.
**regarding conversion of grades/marks obtained in Semester system into Annual system or vice versa.
26. VICE CHANCELLORS AUTHORITY IN SPECIAL CASES

Not withstanding anything contrary to these Regulations/Rules, the Vice Chancellor shall have the powers conferred by the statuary bodies to issues order, directions
or instructions for the smooth working of the Academics affairs of this University and on the issue(s) which are not covered under these Semester Rules, where any
rule(s) /Regulation(s) are silent or in cases of ambiguity or discrepancy as regards into the interpretation of these Rules, the decision of the Vice Chancellor shall be final.
27. GENERAL
27.1 All the academic matters shall be routed through proper channel i.e. through the Chairperson/Incharge of the Department/Director and Principal/Dean/Coordinator
of the faculty concerned.
27.2 After submission of the thesis, the students will not be allowed to stay in the University hostels.
27.3 Office of the Director, Advanced Studies/ Undergraduate Studies will maintain students record for 3 years after the declaration of final result. After that period, the
record may be disposed off with the permission of the Vice Chancellor.
27.4 The maximum number of Ph.D students under the supervision of a full time faculty member will be only 05 which may be increased to 08 following the rules provided
by the HEC.
27.5 There should be at least three full time PhD Faculty members in the relevant subject; to launch the PhD program
.

BS PROGRAM(S) RULES AND REGULATIONS UNDER SEMESTER SYSTEM

1. DURATION OF THE COURSE
The duration for the BS/BBA shall not be less than eight and more than 12 semesters. In case of D Pharm and LLB (5 years program) the minimum duration shall not be
less than 10 and more than 14 semesters.
2. SCHEME OF STUDIES
The subjects of study for the various degree programs are given in the SCHEDULE I; which may be amended from time to time.
3. CREDIT HOURS REQUIREMENT FOR VARIOUS DEGREES

The minimum credit hour requirement for instituting various degree programs shall be as following
BS / BSc /BBA (four years ) 130 credit hours

LLB (5 years) 164 credit hours
Pharm-D 193 credit hours
4. TIME FOR ADMISSION

Admissions shall be conducted in the Fall Semester and only once in a calendar year. If a candidate fails to complete enrollment, his/her admission shall be cancelled.
In special situation the worthy Vice Chancellor may allow admission to any program in Spring Semester.
5. AUTHORITY OF ADMISSION
5.1 The admission to a Bachelor degree program shall be made by Directorate of Under Graduate Studies on behalf of concerned Faculty Dean; on the basis of merit list
prepared by the said directorate.
5.2 Lists of selected candidates shall be displayed by the office of the Directorate of Under Graduate Studies (DUS) and if needed subsequent lists shall be displayed till the
last seat is filled up.
(Explanation: The last list would be displayed keeping in view that 75 % attendance in lectures would not suffer).
5.3 The competent authority may refuse admission to a candidate without assigning any reason.
6. RE-ADMISSION
6.1 If a student fails to enroll in any semester(s) without permission of the Competent Authority, the student shall cease to be on the rolls of the University and in case the
student desires re-admission, the student shall have to apply for the same in the next coming admissions.
6.2 The office of the Directorate of Under Graduate Studies on the recommendation of Dean/Coordinator may re-admit such a candidate subject to the payment of
Rs.2,000/- as re-admission fee and Rs.5,000/- as per semester gap fee, if applicable.
6.3 The Dean/Coordinator may refuse the re-admission if the reasons presented are not convincing.
Note: The period of gap semester will not be counted towards residential requirements.

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GRADUATE PROGRAM(S) RULES AND REGULATIONS

UNDER SEMESTER SYSTEM
1. DURATION OF THE COURSE
1.1 The duration for the Master Degree shall not be less than four and more than seven semesters in full residence and not less than six and more than nine semesters for
the part time students (university employee). However, in case of M.B.A (3.5 yrs) the minimum residential period shall not be less than seven and more than ten
semesters.
1.2 The employees of the government/other agencies nominated for admission at this University shall have to take study leave to pursue studies as a regular student, failing
to fulfill this conditions, his/her admission shall be cancelled. However, after getting admission by a nominee in the university, it would be obligatory for the parent
department to sanction the study leave / extend the leave in favor of the nominee within one semester of his/her admission, otherwise the admission shall stand
cancelled.
The subjects of study for the degree programs are given in SCHEDULE II which may be amended from time to time. A student shall present an acceptable thesis/research
report in addition to completing his/her approved Course Work in order to qualify for the award of the degree or otherwise as approved by BoS.
3. CREDIT HOURS REQUIREMENT FOR VARIOUS DEGREES PROGRAMS

3.1 The minimum credit hours requirement for instituting the various degree programs shall be as following;
MSc / MA / M.Com/ MPA 66 credit hours
MBA (3 years) 96 credit hours
Note: Students are required to complete the prescribed number of credit hours by opting one of the following options.
1. Course work only
2. Course work and a thesis of 06 credit hours.
3. Course work and research report of 06 credit hours or internship for those subjects where it is required.
4. RE-ADMISSION
4.1 If a student fails to enroll in any semester(s) without permission of the competent authority, he/she shall cease to be on the rolls of the University and in case he/she
desires re-admission, he/she shall have to apply for the same.
4.2 The Advanced Studies and Research Board may readmit such a candidate subject to the payment of Rs. 2,000/- as re-admission fee and Rs. 10,000/- as per semester
gap fee, if applicable.
4.3 The ASRB may refuse the re-admission if the reasons presented before the Board are not convincing.
Note: The period of gap semester will be counted towards residential requirements.

MS/MPhil RULES AND REGULATIONS UNDER SEMESTER SYSTEM

1. DURATION OF THE COURSE ( 1.5 - 4 Yeae)
1.1 The duration for the Degrees of MS/MPhil / LLM shall not be less than three and more than eight semesters in full residence and not less than five and more than ten
semesters for the University employees admitted as part time students.
1.2 The employees of the government/ other agencies nominated for MS/MPhil/ LLM degree at this University shall have to take study leave to pursue studies as a regular
student, failing which he/she will not be admitted. However, after getting admission by a nominee in the university, it would be obligatory for the parent department to
sanction the study leave or extension in the leave in favor of the nominee within one semester failing which, his/her admission shall stand cancelled.
2.1 The subjects of study for the degree programs are given in SCHEDULE III which may be amended from time to time. A student shall present an acceptable thesis in
addition to completing his/her approved course work in order to qualify for the award of the degree.
3. MINIMUM REQUIREMENT FOR THE VARIOUS DEGREE PROGRAMS

3.1 A student admitted to the degree program shall be required to take minimum 24 credits (excluding 06 credits for thesis research). Deficiency course(s) shall not
be counted towards the minimum credit. Students may be asked to enroll the additional courses on the recommendations of their concerned Supervisors or Department.
4. TIME FOR ADMISSION

4.1 Admission may be conducted twice a year i.e. in the fall semester and spring semesters. If a candidate fails to complete enrollment, his / her admission shall stand
cancelled. However, nominees of HEC, GCUF, foreign countries and other government organizations, may be admitted up to the mid examination with the condition that
they will have to cover up the courses by taking seminars, special problem and research project.
5. UNIVERSITY EMPLOYEE
5.1 The Academic Staff: A teacher / researcher of the GC University, Faisalabad (regular) may be allowed to enroll himself / herself for postgraduate courses after getting
permission from the competent authority. He / she under this arrangement will be a part time student and a full time employee. He / she will be allowed to enroll
maximum of two courses and one semester or special problem in a semester and pay half dues of the semester along with examination fee.
In case, he / she intends to take maximum credit hours allowed to a full time student then he / she will have to take leave from the University and pay full University
dues.
5.2 Administrative Staff: The administrative staff of the GC University, Faisalabad (regular) will be treated at par for admission to various postgraduate courses only under
evening program after getting permission from the competent authority. He / she will take maximum of two courses, one seminar or special problem and pay half dues
of the semester along with examination fee. He / she under this arrangement will be a part time student and a full time employee. In case, he / she intends to take
maximum credit hours, he / she will have to get leave from the university and pay full dues. However, the number of seats for admission to various degree programs for
administrative staff might be fixed by the Vice Chancellor.
6. RE-ADMISSION
6.1 If a student fails to enroll in any semester(s) without permission of the competent authority, he/she shall cease to be on the rolls of the University and in case he/she
desires re-admission, he/she shall have to apply for the same.
6.2 The Advanced Studies and Research Board may readmit such a candidate subject to the payment of Rs. 2,000/- as re-admission fee and Rs. 10,000/- as per semester gap
fee, if applicable.
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6.3 The ASRB may refuse the re-admission if the reasons presented before the Board are not convincing.
Note: The period of gap semester will be counted towards residential requirements
7 THESIS SUBMISSION AND DEFENSE

7.1 A candidate who has secured CGPA 2.8 only will be allowed to take Research and pursue for the thesis submission but he/she must score CGPA 3.0 for obtaining the
degree.
7.2 If a student obtains 2.5 CGPA and fails to achieve CGPA 2.8 on the completion of course work he/she has to improve two courses of lowest grades to achieve desired
CGPA level.
7.3 For Minor Change in the title of the Synopsis/Thesis, a letter from the Supervisory Committee of the student, will serve the purpose. In case of major change, changed
topics will again be submitted in respective BOS.
7.4 A panel of 3 examiners will be proposed by respective Supervisor or Chairperson, recommended by the respective Board of Studies.
7.5 An examiner shall be appointed by the Vice Chancellor for the evaluation of thesis from the proposed panel.
7.6 A student shall submit three copies of the thesis (tape binding) to convener BoS who shall forward the thesis to the Controller of Examinations for forwarding it to
the External Examiner. After the successful completion of examination, student will submit atleast three copies of thesis (hard binding); one hard copy shall be kept in
the Department, one in the main Library and one by the Supervisor.
7.7 If any student has to give the viva in the absence of Supervisor/ Member, the Chairman of the Department/Director of the Institute in which student is enrolled will sign
on behalf of Supervisor or Member.
Note: (In case the Chairperson of Supervisory Committee is also a Chairman of Teaching Department or Director of Institute and is on leave (within country) he must
attend the MS/MPhil thesis defense and a date in this regard shall be fixed with his consultation.
7.8 If the thesis, submitted by a candidate for final evaluation, is proved to be copied / plagiarized, it will be liable to be rejected. The admission of such a candidate shall be
cancelled and he/she will not be readmitted to MS/MPhil under any circumstances.
declared to have failed in thesis examination. Such a candidate shall not be readmitted to MS/MPhil under any circumstances.

PhD RULES AND REGULATIONS UNDER SEMESTER SYSTEM

1. DURATION OF THE COURSE (4-8 Year)
1.1 The duration for the Degree of PhD shall not be less than eight and more than 16 semesters in full residence and not less than ten and more than 18 semesters
for the university employee admitted as part time students.
1.2 The employees of the government/ other agencies nominated for PhD degree at this University shall have to take study leave to pursue studies as a regular student,
failing which he/ she shall not be admitted. However, after getting admission by a nominee in the university, it would be obligatory for the parent department to sanction
the study leave or extension in the leave in favour of the nominee within one semester failing which his/her admission shall stand cancelled.
2.1 The scheme of study for the degree programs are given in SCHEDULE IV which may be amended from time to time. A student shall present an acceptable thesis in
addition to completing his/her approved course work and comprehensive examination in order to qualify for the award of the degree.
3 MINIMUM REQUIREMENT FOR THE VARIOUS DEGREE PROGRAMS

3.1 A student admitted to the degree program shall take minimum 18 credits followed by Comprehensive Examination. He/she will have to defend PhD synopsis and thesis
at university level. Deficiency course(s) shall not be counted toward the minimum credit hours requirement.
3.2 Public thesis defense is mandatory, in the presence of a board of senior researchers, consisting of members from an outside department/organization or a university.
3.3 The defense is done in a public presentation in which teachers and students can participate. The scholar presents his/her research work and answers the questions of
the audience The University will notify in advance the date, time and venue of the event via its website, newsletters and news papers etc.
4. TIME OF ADMISSION
4.1 Admission may be conducted twice a year i.e. in the fall semester and spring semester. If a candidate fails to complete enrollment formalities i.e. deposit the semester
dues and Course Registration Form (CRF) in the office of the DAS, his / her admission shall stand cancelled. However, nominees of HEC, GCUF, foreign countries and other
government organizations, may be admitted up to the end of mid exams with the condition that they will have to cover up the courses by taking seminars, special
problem and research project.
5. UNIVERSITY EMPLOYEES
5.1 The Academic Staff: A teacher / researcher of the GC University, Faisalabad (regular) may be allowed to enroll himself / herself for postgraduate courses after getting
permission from the competent authority. He / she under this arrangement will be a part time student and a full time employee. He / she will be allowed to enroll
maximum of two courses and one seminar or special problem in a semester and pay half dues of the semester alongwith examination fee.
In case, he / she intends to take maximum credit hours allowed to a full time student then he / she will have to take leave from the University and pay full University
dues.
6. RE-ADMISSION
6.1 If a student fails to enroll in any semester(s) without permission of the competent authority, he/she shall cease to be on the rolls of the University and in case he/she \
desires readmission, he/she shall have to apply for the same.
6.2 The Advanced Studies and Research Board may readmit such a candidate subject to the payment of Rs. 2,000/- as re-admission fee and Rs. 10,000/- as per semester gap
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6.3 The Advanced Studies and Research Board may refuse the re-admission if the reasons presented are not convincing.
Note: The period of gap semester will be counted towards residential requirements.
7. COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATION
7.1 A student admitted to the course shall take a comprehensive examination, within two semesters after he/she has successfully completed the approved course work.
(Explanation: The comprehensive examination shall be arranged within 10 weeks while the date, time and venue of examination shall be notified within first week of the
termination of each regular semester. A student will have to apply for comprehensive examination on the prescribed form at least four weeks before the examination.
If a student does not apply within the specified period or does not appear in the examination, he/she will be deemed to have availed one chance and failed to qualify in
the first attempt).
7.2 The comprehensive examination will cover the complete course work. It will be designed to ascertain whether the student has attained the breadth of knowledge and
the intellectual maturity necessary to become a successful scholar in his/her chosen discipline.
It will not be a mere re-examination of previous courses but will test the students ability to integrate and assimilate the knowledge obtained from the courses, seminars
and independent studies.
7.3 A student has to apply on the prescribed form for comprehensive examination to the office of the Director Advanced Studies (for 1st and 2nd attempts). In case the
student does not apply/appear in the examination, his/her chance will lapse.
7.4 The Controller of Examinations shall, with the approval of the Vice Chancellor, notify the date, time and venue of the examination at least two weeks before the
commencement of the examination.
7.5 Student is required to apply for the comprehensive examination with in two weeks after the completion of course work and declaration of results.
7.6 The number of paper shall be one comprising of three parts of equal marks.
7.7 Examiners for the comprehensive examination shall be appointed by the Vice Chancellor, processed through Controller of Examinations office from a panel of examiners
(three for each section of paper) proposed by respective Board of Studies.
7.8 The appointed panel of examiners will prepare their questions for comprehensive and submit in sealed envelope to the controller examination through
respective chairperson/incharege.
7.9 Each member shall, within seven days after the receipt of the answer book/s, return them duly marked to the Controller of Examinations along with the award list.
7.9 To pass the examination a student must secure 65% marks in each section separately.
7. 10 If a student does not qualify comprehensive examination,he/she can reappear only in the failed paper but only once in next compressive exam.
7.11 If a student fails in two or more papers, he/she will be re-examined in all the papers, he/she shall be eligible to appear in the failed subject again but only once
and within two semesters from the date of the declaration of the result of the examination.
7.12 A student who has passed the comprehensive examination shall be deemed to have become a candidate for admission to PhD degree
7.13 Special chance of compressive exam may be allowed in special circumstances , with the permission of competitive authority only.
8. THESIS SUBMISSION AND DEFENSE

8.1 A student shall be entitled to submit thesis for examination after he/she has qualified the approved courses work, qualified the comprehensive examination (written)
and has also fulfilled the residential requirements. He/she is required to submit thesis examination fee before the submission of semi-final thesis.
8.2 The thesis shall be completed according to the guidelines approved by the Advanced Studies and Research Board and shall be submitted to the office of the Director
Advanced Studies within 90 days after the termination of the semester.
8.3 The thesis must be an original and scholarly contribution to the knowledge of the candidates chosen field of study.
8.4 The thesis duly certified by the Supervisory Committee that the contents and form of the thesis are satisfactory for submission shall be sent to the external examiner by
the office of the Controller of Examinations (CE) for evaluation.
8.5 A PhD candidate is required to submit at least three copies of his PhD thesis for evaluation.
8.6 A panel of 8-10 foreign external examiners will be proposed from developed countries except the subject where limitations applies; by respective Supervisor or
Chairperson, recommended by the respective Board of Studies. These examiners should be from at least HEIS/ Universities or research organizations of developed
countries. At the same time a panel of minimum 06 -08 local / national external examiners approved by the BoS will be submitted for approval from the competent
authority who will appoint two foreign for evaluation of thesis and two local external examiner for conduct of viva .from the two national examiners one will act as
evaluater and submit his report but the other will act as examiner only,and both will take the viva exam/thesis defense.

8.7 Each External Examiner shall explicitly state in his/her report:

a) Whether or not the thesis is of sufficient merit to justify the award of PhD Degree to the candidate.
b) Whether the candidate should be allowed to revise and re-submit his thesis. In the later case the broad lines on which the thesis should be revised must be
clearly stated.
8.9 If both the foreign examiners reject thesis, the candidate shall be declared as failed. However, the Advanced Studies and Research Board may allow a student to re-
conduct his/her research and re-submit his/her thesis on a new topic as recommended by his Supervisory Committee. This facility would be available only once within
the period of residential requirements.
8.10 If one of the foreign examiners approves the thesis and the other rejects it, it shall be sent to a third examiner, for evaluation. If the third examiner approves the thesis,
the candidate shall be recommended for the award of the degree, otherwise he/she shall be declared as failed.
8.11 If one of the foreign examiners approves the thesis and other is of the view that it is not acceptable in the form in which it has been presented but requires revision, the
following procedure shall be followed:
(i) The supervisory committee of the candidate may either:
(a) write to the examiners concerned explaining why it is not possible to revise the thesis and taking the position that it should be examined in its original
form, or
(b) if the views of the examiner were acceptable to the Committee, require the candidate to revise and re-submit the thesis within a period not exceeding
two semesters, for re-evaluation.
(ii) If the examiner approves the original thesis or the revised thesis, as the case may be, the candidate shall be recommended for the award of the degree.
(iii) In case of disagreement between the supervisory committee and the examiner, the matter shall be referred to the Advanced Studies and Research Board which
may suggest such action as it may consider expedient.
8.12 If both the examiners express the opinion that the thesis as presented is not acceptable, but required revision, the following procedure shall be adopted:
(i) In case the lines, on which the examiners have suggested revision of the thesis, are substantially the same and are acceptable to the Supervisory Committee,
they shall call upon the candidate to revise the thesis on these lines and re-submit it within a period not exceeding two semesters, for reevaluation. The revised
thesis shall then be sent to the examiners.
(ii) In case the lines on which the examiners have suggested revision are not acceptable to the Supervisory Committee, the mater shall be referred to the Advanced
Studies and Research Board which may suggest such action as it may consider expedient.
(iii) In case a candidate, who is required to revise and re-submit his/her thesis, does not do so within the period allowed, he/she shall be declared to have
failed.
8.13 Acceptance/publication of one research paper in at least HEC approved X category journal; in case of Sciences /Engineering and Y category in case of all other
disciplines, is essential for the award of Ph.D degree. The financial incentive to the teacher will be redeemable after the publication of the paper. The name of the authors
must include the names/s of supervisor/s.
8.14 Student is required to submit the finally approved three copies of hardbound PhD thesis along with two CDs. one each for HEC and University Library.
8.15 The color of hard bound cover of PhD program thesis shall be Dark Green.
8.16 If the thesis, submitted by a candidate for final evaluation, is proved to be copied / plagiarized, it will be liable to be rejected. The admission of such a candidate shall be
cancelled and he/she will not be readmitted to PhD under any circumstances.
declared to have failed in thesis examination. Such a candidate shall not be readmitted to PhD under any circumstances.
9. GENERAL REGULATIONS
9.1 While defending PhD Thesis by a PhD scholar in the absence of supervisor or Member, the Chairman of the Department/Director of the Institute in which student is
enrolled will sign on behalf of co-supervisor or member. Note: (In case the Chairman of Supervisory Committee is also a Chairman of Teaching Department or Director
of Institute and is on leave (within country) he must attend the PhD thesis defense and a date in this regard shall be fixed with his consultation.
9.2 For Minor Change in the title of the Synopsis/Thesis, a letter from the Supervisory Committee of the student, will serve the purpose.
9.3 In case of major change, the student will have to defend it again at University level evaluated by the Supervisory Committee.
9.4 The student who enrolls extra semesters beyond the minimum residential period (six semesters) will have to pay full semester fee for each and every extra semester..
9.5 After submission of the thesis, the students will not be allowed to stay in the University hostels
9.6 A candidate who has fulfilled all the requirements prescribed for the course shall be awarded the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy.

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A- Admission Policy/Criteria for Undergraduate BS (4-Year) Programmes

1. All genders having domicile of Punjab are eligible for admission.
2. The maximum age limit for the eligibility is 20 years on the closing date of the applications. However, the age may be relaxed upto 2 years by the Competent Authority.
Furthermore for Evening Programme Age limit will be considered 24 year and 02 year age relaxation may be granted in special case by the Competent Authority on
the request of student.
3. The candidates with at least 45% marks in FA/F.Sc./I.Com/ICS or equivalent examination are eligible to apply for all programs except BS (SE), Pharm-D, BSc Electrical
(Telecommunication) Engineering where at at least, 60% marks are required as per the requirement of the respective councils.
4. For BSc Engineering/ Electrical/ Mechanical /civil /chemical Telecommunication Technology programs, at least, 50% marks are required as per the requirement of the
respective councils.
5. Admission applications will be submitted to the office of the Directorate of Undergraduate Studies and the said office shall display the merit list (s) of the eligible
candidates accordingly.
6. Admission will be granted strictly on merit i.e. on the basis of the marks obtained in FA/F.Sc./I.Com/ICS or equivalent examinations in 2017 and 2016 for morning
programs only. However, candidates of the earlier sessions will be considered by deducting 10 marks for each year for evening programs only.
7. Admission will be granted provisionally subject to verification of the certificates of the candidates from the relevant Secondary Board. Equivalence certificate is
required from IBCC Islamabad/Lahore (where applicable).
8. UET, Lahore Entry test is compulsory for B.Sc. Electrical (Telecommunication) Engineering and BS (Software Engineering) programs.
9. Entry test is compulsory for BSc Engineering/ Electrical/ Mechanical /civil /chemical Telecommunication Technology programs.
10. Pre-requisites:
The following pre-requisites have been proposed for the respective undergraduate programmes with the condition that the candidates must have studied these subjects
FSc or higher secondary level for respective programmes:
BS Economics FSc (Pre-Medical/Pre-Engineering), ICS, or equivalent*
BS Home Economics FA/ FSc. or equivalent and Matric with Science
BS Food Science & Technology i) FSc (Pre-Medical/Pre-Engineering) or equivalent*
ii) DAE, Food Technology (2 seats)
BS Human Nutrition & Dietetics FSc Pre-Medical) or equivalent* (Equivalence certificate from IBCC)
BSc Electrical (Telecommunication) Engineering i) FSc (Pre-Engineering/ Pre-Medical with additional subject of Mathematics
ii) DAE, Electrical (only 2 seats)
BSc Electrical Engineering Technology DAE Electrical, Electronics, Telecom, Mechanical, Civil and Chemical
BSc Mechanical Engineering Technology 50% seats for DAE,
BSc Civil Engineering Technology 50% seats for F.Sc (Pre-Engineering)
BSc Chemical Engineering Technology
Pharmacy FSc (Pre-Medical) or equivalent (Equivalence certificate from IBCC)
BS Bioinformatics F.Sc.(Pre-Medical/Pre-Engineering), ICS, or equivalent*
BS Biotechnology F.Sc.(Pre-Medical or equivalent (Equivalence certificate from IBCC)
BS Physics F.Sc.(Pre-Engineering)/ Pre-Medical / ICS with Physics and Mathematics
BS Mathematics F.Sc. (Pre-Engineering)/ Pre-Medical, with additional subject Mathematics) / ICS with
Physics and Mathematics
BFA a) Intermediate
b) The candidate will have to pass the aptitude test conducted by the Department.
LLB (5-years) Intermediate or equivalent*
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B.Ed. (Hons) (Elementary) (04 year) Intermediate or equivalent*

B.Ed. (SS) (One year) i) BA/B.Sc./B.Com
ii) Additional 10 marks will be awarded to those students who have passed MA in any
subject
iii) Maximum 3 marks will be awarded for teaching experience (one mark for each
year)
BS Microbiology & BS Physiology FSc Pre-Medical

BS (CS) & BS (IT), BS (SE) FSc Pre-Engineering /Pre Medical with additional subject of Mathematics/ ICS with
mathematics or equivalent*
* (Equivalence certificate from IBCC)
11. Two seats shall be fixed for the candidates who have passed DAE in the respective discipline / specialization.
12. The formula for merit calculation of BSc Electrical (Telecommunication) Engineering Programme i.e.
i. F.Sc 70% weightage and UET Test 30% weightage.
ii. DAE 70% weightage and UET Test 30% weightage
13. The formula for merit calculation of BSc Engineering/ Electrical/ Mechanical /Civil /Chemical Telecommunication Technology programmes i.e.
i. DAE 70% weightage and entry Test 30% weightage
14. Besides the open merit, the candidates may apply against the reserved seats for different programs as explained below:
a. For Morning Programmes:

Besides the open merit, the candidates may apply against the reserved seats i.e. 2% seats for sports, 2% seat for disabled, 2% seats for children of university
employees (1% for teaching and 1% for non Teaching), 5% seats for FATA/FANA (Gilgit/ Baltistan) and Balochistan, 2% seat for co-curricular activities and 5%
seats for overseas Pakistanis. Furthermore one seat for the children/wards of shuhada, serving, retired Armed Forces and Police personnel. However, there
will be no sports and co-curricular quota for Pharm-D, BSc Electrical (Telecommunication) Engineering, BS(SE), BSc Engineering/ Electrical/ Mechanical /Civil /
Chemical Telecommunication Technology programs, BBA.
b. For Evening Programmes:

Besides the open merit, the candidates may apply against the reserved seats i.e. 2% seats for children of university employees (1% for teaching and 1% for non
Teaching).
Note:
a. Only such candidates will be admitted on sports quota who have played at Board level.
b. Admission on the reserved/quota seats will be completed by the specified committee (s) in accordance with the admission rules for reserved seats
Hafiz-e-Quran will be given 20 marks. A Hafiz-e-Quran candidate shall be evaluated by the following committee.
i. Prof. Dr. Hamayun Abbas Convener

Dean, Faculty of Islamic & Oriental Learning
ii. Hafiz Dr. Iftikhar Ahmad Khan Member
Lecturer, Department of Islamic Studies & Arabic
iii. Hafiz Zia-ur-Rehman Member
The fee shall be charged from the candidates under the quota of overseas Pakistanis twice the regular fee.


B- Admission Policy/Criteria for Graduate Programmes i.e.

Master (2-Year) & Professional programmes i.e.
MBA (3 Year), MBA Banking & Finance (3 Year),
MBA Industrial Management (3 Year), MPA (2-Year)
1. All genders having domicile of Punjab are eligible for admission.
2. The candidates shall be eligible to apply for admission, who have:
a. At least 45% marks in terminal degree.
b. At least 45% marks in the major subject in which admission is being sought (where applicable) i.e. Applied Linguistics, Applied Psychology, Applied Chemistry,
Botany, Chemistry, Computer Science, Economics, English, Mathematics, Physics, Statistics and Zoology.
3. The candidates who have passed BA/B.Sc./B.Com or equivalent examination in 2017 and 2016 will be considered for admission in morning programs. In case of
evening programs, the candidates of earlier sessions will be considered by deducting 10 marks for each year.
4. Maximum age limit is 28 years on the last date of receipt of applications.
5. Age relaxation shall be granted in special cases by the Competent Authority upto 2 years.
6. For evening program admission will be granted on 50 seats, upto 35 years of age & plus 2 years relaxation in exceptional cases subject to the availability of the seat by
the Competent Authority.
7. Admission applications will be submitted online and merit lists will also be displayed on website and students will also be informed through SMS alert.
8. The admission will be granted on open merit on the basis of following formula:
a.Total marks in BA/BSc/B.Com, in case of variation total marks will be converted out of 800 + marks obtained in the major subject (where applicable).
However, *Hafiz-e-Quran will be given additional 20 marks.
b.In professional programs e.g. MBA (3- years), MBA B&F (3- years) etc.. admission will be granted according to the following formula and as per HEC
policy/guidelines:
Total marks in BA/BSc/B.Com or equivalent + 20 marks for Hafiz-e-Quran*.
* 20 marks for hafiz e Quran will be granted to those candidates who will be declared successful after evaluation by the requisite committee constituted for this
purpose. A Hafiz-e-Quran candidate shall be evaluated by the following committee.
i. Prof. Dr. Hamayun Abbas Convener
Dean, Faculty of Islamic & Oriental Learning
ii. Hafiz Dr. Iftikhar Ahmad Khan Member

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iii. Hafiz Zia-ur-Rehman Member
Criteria for M.Ed.:
Total marks in B.Ed. + 10 additional marks will be awarded to the candidates having Master degree in any subject.
9. Pre-requisites:
The following pre-requisites are approved for the respective graduate program with the condition that the candidates must have studied these subjects at secondary
or higher secondary level for respective programs:
MBA (1- year) Entrepreneurship i. BBA or ii. MBA (2-year) or

iii. 16 years of business education
10. Besides the open merit, the candidates may apply against the reserved seats for different programmes as explained below:
a. For Morning Programmes:
Besides the open merit, the candidates may apply against the reserved seats i.e. 2% seats for sports, 2% seat for disabled, 2% seats for children of university
employees (1%for teaching and 1% for non Teaching), 5% seats for FATA/FANA (Gilgit & Baltistan) and Balochistan, 2% seat for co-curricular activities and 5% seats for
overseas Pakistanis. However, there will be no sports quota and co-curricular quota in any professional program e.g. MBA , MBA B&F etc..
b. For Evening Programmes:

Besides the open merit, the candidates may apply against the reserved seats i.e. 2% seats for children of university employees (1% for teaching and 1% for non Teaching).
Note:
a. Only such candidates will be admitted on sports quota who have played at Board level/ University level.
b. Admission on the all reserved/quota seats will be completed by the specified committee (s) in accordance with the admission rules for reserved seat

C- Admission Policy/Criteria for MS/MPhil Programmes

1. The candidates must have passed MA/MSc or BS 4-years (minimum 130 credit hours) or equivalent degree in the relevant field from HEC recognized institution with
at least 50% marks (Under Annual System) or 2.50 CGPA (Under Semester System) for admission to M.S/M.Phil programs. However, 45% marks are required for
admission to M.S./M.Phil in English/Applied Linguistics.
3. The candidate must have passed with 50% score of departmental subject test. However, the respective Department will arrange the written test and conduct the
interview.
4. The respective Dean/ acting Deans of the respective faculty shall supervise the test and interview and ensure the secrecy and transparency of the test.
5. Candidates working in the Government/Semi Government or private institutions shall have to submit No Objection Certificate from the concerned organization.
6. Merit Computation for MS/M.Phil. Programs:
Following merit computation formula (percentages) will be adopted:

A B C D Total
Academics Subject Test Interview Research Publication(s) A+C+D
(80) (Qualify) (16) (4) (100)
1- While calculating the merit, 10% marks of the candidates shall be enhanced who have passed under annual system of a category.
A. Academics: Merit will be calculated on the basis of the percentage of the Marks of the terminal degree.
B. Test: The following committee has been designed to conduct the test.
i. Prof. Dr. Hazoor Muhammad Sabir Convener

Dean, Faculty of Economics and Management Sciences
ii. Director Advanced Studies/ Nominee Member
iii. Chairperson of the respective department Member/ Secretary
C. Interview:
Interview will be taken by the committee headed by the respective Dean. Other members shall be as below:
i. Director Advanced Studies/ Nominee
ii. Chairman of the respective department
iii. Senior faculty member/s from the respective department
D. Research Publication (s):

Following additional marks will be awarded to the candidates for publication of research paper (s)/ publication (s) in HEC recognized journal (s) as under:
i. 1 research paper/ publication = 2 marks
ii. 2 or more research papers/publications = 4 marks
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D- Admission Policy/Criteria for PhD Programmes

1. The candidates must have passed M.S./M.Phil or equivalent with minimum CGPA 3.00 out of 4.00 (Under Semester System) or 1st Division (Under Annual System)
from HEC recognized institution.
2. Admission to PhD programs will be made through Directorate of Advanced Studies/ Admission Committee.
4. The candidate must have passed departmental subject test with 60% score as the GRE subject test of NTS has been abolished in pursuance of the decision of the
Lahore High Court Lahore on the analogy of other public sector Universities of the Punjab. However the schedule of the test will be displayed on the University website.
5. The respective Dean/ acting Deans of the respective faculty shall ensure the secrecy and transparency of the test.
6. Candidates working in the Government/Semi Government or private institutions shall have to submit No Objection Certificate from the concerned organization.
7. Merit Computation for Ph.D. Programs:
Following merit computation formula (percentages) will be adopted:

A B C D Total
Academics Subject Test Interview Research Publication(s)(4) A+B+C
(80) (Qualify) (16 (100)
Note:
While calculating the merit, 10% marks will be enhanced of the candidates passed under annual system of A category.
a. Academics:
MS/MPhil or equivalent:
1st Division (Annual System)/ 60% marks and 3.00/ 4.00 CGPA (Under Semester System)
b. Interview: Interview will be taken by the Committee headed by the respective Dean. Other members shall be as below:
i. Director Advanced Studies
ii. Chairperson of the respective department
iii. Senior faculty member of the respective department
c. Research Publication(s):
Following additional marks will be awarded to the candidates for publication of research paper (s)/ publication (s) in HEC recognized journal (s) as
under:
i. 1 research paper/ publication = 2 marks
ii. 2 or more research papers/publications = 4 marks
d. Departmental subject test:
Qualifying (with 60% marks)
* HEC guidelines will be followed for admission to PhD

E- Reserved Seats Committee

a. Reserve Seats / Sports

ii. Prof. Dr. Tayba Sultana Member
Department of Zoology
iii. Dr. M. Nadeem Sohail Member

Director Student Affairs
iv. Dr. Muhammad Hidayat Rasool Member

Chairperson, Department of Microbiology
v. Dr. Ghulam Shamas Ur Rehman Member

Director Advanced Studies
vi. Dr. Zahid Mahmood Member

Director Undergraduate Studies
vii. Mr. Abdul Qadir Mushtaq Member

Coordinator, Department of History & Pakistan Studies
viii. Mr. Muhammad Rafique Wahla Member/ Secretary

Director Sports

b. Reserve seats for FATA/FANA, Gilgat Baltistan Quota

ii. Prof. Dr. Tayba Sultana Member
Department of Zoology
iii. Dr. Muhammad Hidayat Rasool Member
Chairperson, Department of Microbiology
iv. Dr. Ghulam Shamas Ur Rehman Member
Director Advanced Studies
v. Dr. Zahid Mahmood Member
Director Undergraduate Studies
vi. Mr. Abdul Qadir Mushtaq Member
Coordinator, Department of History & Pakistan Studies
vii. Dr. M. Nadeem Sohail Member/ Secretary
Director Student Affairs
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F- (BS/BSc/Equivalent 4-Year) Programmes

Sr No. Disciplines No. of Seats Sr No. Disciplines No. of Seats
Morning Morning
1. 1. Applied Chemistry 50 50 26. Fashion Design 50 N.A.
2. Applied Linguistics 50 N.A. 27. Painting 25 N.A.
3. Applied Psychology 50 N.A. 28. Geography 50 N.A.
4. Arabic 50 N.A. 29. Human Nutrition & Dietetics 50 50
5. B.Ed (Hons) Elementary ( 50 N.A. 30. 2. History 50 N.A.
6. B.Ed (SS) One year) N.A. 50 31. Home Economics 50 N.A.
7. BBA 150 150 32. Information technology 50 50
8. Bio Chemistry 50 50 33. Islamic Studies 50 N.A.
9. Bioinformatics 50 50 34. Mass Communication 50 N.A.
10. Biotechnology 50 50 35. Mathematics 50 50
11. Botany 50 50 36. 3. Medical Lab Technology 50 ------
12. BSc Electrical (Telecommunication) Engineering 80* N.A. 37. Microbiology 50 50
13. BSc Electrical Engineering Technology --------- 50 38. Orthotics and Prosthetics 50 ------
14. BSc Civil Engineering Technology ----------- 50 39. Pakistan Studies 50 N.A.
15. BSc Mechanical Engineering Technology ---------- 50 40. Persian 50 N.A.
16. Chemistry 50 50 41. Physics 50 50
17. Commerce 50 50 42. Physiology 50 N.A.
18. Computer Science 50 50 43. Political Science 50 N.A.
19. Eastern Medicine & Surgery 50 -------- 44. Public Administration 50 N.A.
20. Economics 50 50 45. Radiography and imaging Technology 50 ----------
21. English Literature 50 N.A. 46. Sociology 50 N.A.
22. Environmental Sciences 50 50 47. Software engineering 50 50
23. Food Science & Technology 50 50 48. Statistics 50 N.A.
24. Graphic Design 50 N.A. 49. Urdu 50 N.A.
25. Textile Design 50 N.A. 50. Zoology 50 50
G- (BS/BSc/Equivalent 5-Year) Programs

1 Doctor of Physical therapy 50 50
2 Law (05 Year) 100 100
3 Pharmacy (Pharm-D) 60 --------
H- Masters (2-Year) Programmes

Sr No Disciplines No. of Seats (Open merit) Sr No Disciplines No. of Seats (Open merit)
Morning Evening Morning Evening
1 Applied Chemistry 50 N.A. 17 M.Ed (SS) (One year) N.A. 50
2 Applied Linguistics 50 N.A. 18 Mass Communication 50 50
3 Applied Psychology 50 N.A. 19 Mathematics 50 50
4 Arabic 50 N.A. 20 Pakistan Studies 50 50
5 Botany 50 50 21 Physical Education and Sports Science 50 50
6 Chemistry 50 50 22 Physics 50 50
7 Commerce 50 50 23 Political Science 50 50
8 Criminology N.A 50 24 Public Administration 50 50
9 Economics 50 50 25 Public Health ------------ 50
10 Education 50 50 26 Punjabi 50 N.A.
11 English 50 50 27 Social Work 50 N.A.
12 Environmental Sciences 50 N.A. 28 Sociology 50 50
13 Geography 50 50 29 Statistics 50 N.A.
14 History 50 50 30 Urdu 50 50
15 International Relations 50 50 31 Zoology 50 50
16 Islamic Studies 50 N.A.
Age 50 for government servant/ semi government with nomination
I- (3 and 3 -Year) Programmes

Sr No Disciplines Morning Evening
1 Law (03 Year) 100 100
2 Business Administration (MBA-3 years) 150 150
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J- MS/M.Phil. Programmes
Sr No Disciplines No. of Seats Sr No Disciplines No. of Seats
Evening Evening
1 Analytical Chemistry 30 23 Inorganic Chemistry 30
2 Applied Chemistry 30 24 Islamic Studies 30
3 Applied Linguistics 30 25 Mathematics 30
4 Arabic 20 26 Microbiology 30
5 Bio Chemistry 30 27 Nano Technology 20
6 Bioinformatics 30 28 Organic Chemistry 30
7 Biotechnology 30 29 Pakistan Studies 20
8 Botany 30 30 Political Science 20
9 Business Administration 60 31 Pharmacology 20
10 Commerce 20 32 Pharmaceutics 20
11 Computer Science 20 33 Physical Chemistry 30
12 Economics 30 34 Physics 30
13 Education 20 35 Physiology 20
14 English 20 36 Public Administration 20
15 Environmental Engineering 30 37 Sociology 30
16 Environmental Sciences 30 38 Software Engineering 20
17 Food & Nutrition 30 39 Statistics 20
18 Food Science & Technology 30 40 Urdu 30
19 Food Safety & Quality Management. 30 41 Zoology 30
20 History 20 42 Persian 20
21 Information Technology 20 43 Punjabi 20
22 International Relations 20 44 International Relations 20
* The seats will be linked with the strength of the requisite faculty concerned. However on the recommendations of the admission committee
the Competent Authority will decide to reduce/enhance the seats where necessary.

K- Ph.D. Programmes L- Weekend Programmes M- Distance Learning

Sr. Disciplines No. of Seats MS/MPhil Programmes Education
Morning Sr. Disciplines No. of Seats
Sr. Disciplines
1 Applied Chemistry 10 Morning
1 Applied Chemistry 20
BA / BSc Programmes
2 Applied Linguistics 10
1 BA 2 Year
3 Arabic 10 2 Banking and Finance 20
2 B.Com
4 Biochemistry 10 3 Biotechnology 20
3 B.Ed 1.5 Year
5 Biotechnology 10 4 Botany 20
5 Business Administration 20 Master Programmes
6 Botany 10
1 Arabic
7 Business Administration 10 6 Commerce 20
2 Economics
8 Chemistry 25 7 Computer Science 20
3 Education
9 Computer sciences 10 8 Economics 20
4 English literature
10 Economics 10 9 Education 20 5 History
11 Education 10 10 English literature 20 6 International Relations
12 Environmental Sciences 10 11 Food & Nutrition 20 7 Islamic Studies
13 Food & Nutrition 10 12 Food Science & Technology 20 8 Library sciences
14 Food Science and 10 13 Food Safety & Quality 20 9 Mass Communication

Management.
Technology 10 Pakistan Studies
14 History 20 11 Political Science
15 Islamic Studies 10
15 Special Education 20 12 Sociology
16 Mathematics 10
16 International Relations 20 13 Urdu
17 Microbiology 10
17 Mass Communication 20
18 Pharmaceutics 10
18 Pakistan Studies 20
19 Physical Chemistry 10
19 Physiology 20
20 Physics 10
20 Political Science 20
21 Physiology 10
21 Sociology 20
22 Sociology 10
22 Zoology 20
23 Urdu 10
24 Zoology 10
* The seats will be linked with the strength of the requisite faculty concerned. However, on the recommendations of the admission committee, the Competent Authority will
decide to enhance the seats where necessary.
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N- General Rules
1. 10 seats in addition to the existing seats in every department in the morning & evening programs in all ( BS & Master) shall be allowed on payment of Rs. 25000/-
(Twenty five thousands) per semester as bench fee in addition to the regular fee of the program except in the BSc Electrical (Telecommunication) Engineering & BS
Software Engineering programs .
2. Following seats have also been fixed in the following programs as per HEC FDP (LD) Scholarship Program for FATA in addition to regular seats.
BS (H) = 2
M.Sc. = 1
MS/M.Phil = 1
3. After completion of admission subject to the availability of seats, the transfer of forms from one department to other department in the morning program shall be
allowed through admission committee subject to deposit of Rs. 2000/- in University account as transfer fee if the seats in the parent department are filled and if the
seats are vacant in the desired department.
4. Eligibility for admission to MA Punjabi/ MA Urdu programs will be granted only with anyone of these subjects (Arabic, Urdu, Persian, Punjabi, Islamic Studies) in BA.
5. After completion of the admission, the registration return of all the admitted candidates will be sent to the office of the Controller of Examinations by the Dean of
faculty as per the schedule announced by the Controller of Examinations within 15 days from the date of commencement of classes. All the Deans and Directorate
of Advance Studies will also reconcile the fee data with University Treasurer within 15 days.
6. Parallel admission in any program is not allowed. The candidate may get admission in the higher degree.
7. Admission will be conducted in two phases i.e. in 1st Phase Admissions of Masters. M.Phil and PhD programmes, in 2nd Phase Admissions of BS programs after
declaration of results from the respective boards/ universities.
8. University reserves the right to change any clause of admission policy/number of seats or refuse admission to any applicant on disciplinary grounds.
9. The Vice Chancellor is authorized to amend any clause of the admission policy and admission schedule according to requirement.
10. Note: Admission schedule will be announced separately with the permission of the Vice Chancellor.

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Conduct is the set of rules & regulations to maintain discipline among the students. 13. Fine: Fine imposed by the Committee or recommended by an officer, member of
This Code of Conduct will be enforced in the University, in the constituent Institutes vigilance squad or by any person approved by the Authority.
and Sub-Campuses. 14. Chairperson: means chairperson of the teaching department.
The Government College University Faisalabad (GCUF) has emerged as a leading
research University in Pakistan. The University is fulfilling its responsibility of graduating Academic Dishonesty
culturally enlightened, technologically knowledgeable, academically competent and
research oriented productive citizens who are prepared to lead, inspire, and serve Academic dishonesty is an act of fraud, which may include misrepresentation, deceit,
humanity. The University wholeheartedly commits itself and all its resources to this falsification, or trickery of any kind that is done by the student with the purpose,
sacred trust and responsibility. intent, or expectation of influencing a grade or other academic evaluation.
The GCUF community comprises of a diverse population of students in pursuit Academic dishonesty also includes forgery and falsification of University academic
of academic excellence. It strives to refine the ability of students to reason and to documents, intentionally impeding or damaging the academic work of others, or
communicate freely and clearly so as to become responsible, morally equipped and assisting other students in acts of dishonesty. Common examples of academically
moderate. It is therefore expected that these attributes, in turn, should be reflected in dishonest behavior include, but are not limited to, the following:
their everyday behavior, attitude and dress. 1. Cheating: Intentionally using or attempting to use unauthorized materials,
GCUF believes that the regulations, guidelines and safeguards described herein are information, or study aids in any academic exercise; copying from another
indispensable features to maintaining an academic environment. students examination sheet; submitting work prepared in advance for an in-class
examination; taking an examination for another person or conspiring to do so.
Definition of Terms 2. Fabrication: Intentional and unauthorized falsification or invention of any
information or citation in an academic exercise.
Unless there is anything repugnant in the subject or context, the expressions used in 3. Facilitating academic dishonesty: Intentionally or knowingly helping or attempting
these regulations and defined or used in this Code of Conduct shall have the meaning to help another to commit an act of academic dishonesty.
assigned to them respectively. 4. Plagiarism: Intentionally or knowingly or unknowingly representing the words or
Definitions of different terms are: ideas of another as ones own in any academic exercise; failure to attribute direct
1. Complainant means a person who makes a complaint or reports a violation of the quotation, paraphrase, or borrowed facts or information.
University Code of Conduct or University regulations and policies. 5. Unauthorized Collaboration: Providing, either knowingly or through negligence,
2. Intentional means deliberate. ones own work to assist a student in satisfying a course requirement, or
3. Respondent means a person who has been accused of violating the University representing material prepared by or with another as ones own independent
Code of Conduct. work. In instances where students are permitted to work jointly to complete
4. Student means any currently enrolled person for whom the Institution maintains an assignment, instructors will offer clear guidelines about when and how to
educational records, as defined by the University regulations. collaborate; if a student is unsure, it is the responsibility of the student to ask the
5. Reckless means careless or heedless of the potentially harmful consequences instructor.
of ones behavior, where risk of harm to persons, property or normal University
operations exists or can be reasonably foreseen. Unfair Means
6. University Official is a person employed by the University in an administrative,
supervisory, academic, research, or support staff position. Use of unfair means generally covers the following:
7. Authority: means Vice Chancellor, Discipline Committee and DSA, as the case may 1. An attempt to have access to the question paper before the test/examination.
be. 2. Use/possession of unauthorized reference material during test/examination.
8. Discipline Committee means a Committee constituted under rules of the 3. Any form of communication by the examinees with any one in or outside the test/
University consisting of members and co-opted members. examination room while the test/examination is in progress.
9. Punishment: includes any penalty which Discipline Committee deems fit, defined 4. Unauthorized entry into facultys office or that of his staff with the intention of
in the rules. having an access to or tempering with the official record/exam paper etc.
10. DSA: means Director Students Affairs and includes other officers of the
Directorate. Moral Dishonesty: Moral dishonesty means act which does not conform to known
11. DDC: means Departmental Discipline Committee consisting of not more than norms of decency.
three members out of which one will be the Convener.
12. Officer: means Officers of BPS-17 and above of the University in academic Extension of the GCUF Code of Conduct: The GCUF Code of Conduct applies to
&nonacademic departments and includes members of vigilance squad. conduct that occurs on the University premises, at GCUF sponsored activities and to
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off-campus conduct that adversely affects the University reputation and/or the pursuit and/or physical or verbal intimidation, harassment, coercion etc.
of its objectives. Each member of GCUF shall be responsible for his/her conduct.
Firearms, Explosives and Other Weapons: Illegal or unauthorized use, possession,
Classroom Standards: The individual faculty member is primarily responsible for or storage of firearms, explosives (including, but not limited to fireworks), other
managing the classroom environment. If a student engages in any prohibited or weapons, or dangerous chemicals on University premises, with or without a license to
unlawful acts or other behavior that results in disruption of a class, he or she may be possess the same has been issued to the possessor.
directed by the faculty member to leave the class for the remainder of the class period
and report the matter to the concerned Chairperson/ Incharge, who will forward Violation of Disciplinary Sanction: Violating terms of any disciplinary sanction
the matter to DDC/Director Students Affairs. Students must be protected against imposed in accordance with GCUF Statutes.
infringement of their rights and unfair practices.
Furnishing False Information, Forgery or Unauthorized Use of Documents:
Identification/Registration Card: Each member of the University community is issued Intentionally furnishing false information to the University and its officials; or misusing
a picture Identification/Registration card or visitors pass, and must wear it at all times affiliation with the University to gain access to outside agency/services; or using
while on University premises or at University-sponsored activities. Identification/ false information or University resources to compromise the name of the University.
Registration cards must be presented upon entering University buildings and must be Forgery, unauthorized alteration, or unauthorized use of any University document
worn while on University premises. or electronic transmission, or instrument of identification, or academic and non-
Identification/Registration cards are not transferable. The owner of the card will be academic records, signatures, seals, or stamps thereof.
called upon to account for any fraudulent use of his or her identification card and
will be subject to disciplinary action by the University if he or she has aided such Disorderly Conduct or Indecent Behavior: Engaging in disorderly or indecent conduct;
fraudulent use. The card will be forfeited if the student to whom it was issued allows breaching of peace; or aiding, abetting, or hiring another person to breach the peace on
any other person to use the same. University premises or at University-sponsored functions/activities. Any unauthorized
Upon card owners withdrawal from the University, all rights and privileges related use of electronic or other devices to make an audio or video record of any person
to the identification card will automatically cease. If the student withdraws, or is while on University premises without his or her prior knowledge.
suspended or expelled, from the University, the identification card must be surrendered Theft: Theft, or attempted theft, of property or services on University premises or at
to the College/institute as the case may be. University-sponsored activities.
Visitors and Guests: Students cannot invite any visitor without the permission of Damage to Property or its Destruction: Intentionally or recklessly destroying or
Competent Authority. Students may be held accountable for the acts of misconduct damaging, or attempting to destroy or damage, University property or the property of
of their guests while on University premises or at University-sponsored activities. others on University premises or at University-sponsored activities.
Visitors, including invitees shall conduct themselves, at all times, in a manner which is Non-Compliance With Official Direction: Failure to comply with reasonable direction
consistent and in line with maintenance of orderly behavior in the University premises. of University officials acting in performance of their duties.
Acts of In-discipline/Prohibited Conduct Violation of University Regulations and Policies: Violating University regulations or
policies including amendments and additions adopted since the publication date.
All students are prohibited from engaging in conduct resulting in, or leading to, any of Alcohol/Drugs/Intoxicants: Distribution, possession, and consumption of alcohol/
the following: drugs/intoxicants on University premises or at University-sponsored activities.
Academic Dishonesty: Violating the University Policy on Academic Dishonesty by Unauthorized Access to Facilities: Unauthorized access or entry to, or use of,
committing, or attempting to commit, academic dishonesty including, but not limited University facilities and equipment Unauthorized possession, duplication or use of
to, cheating, plagiarism, fabrication, facilitating academic dishonesty of others and keys to any University premises, facilities or equipment; or, unauthorized entry to or
unauthorized collaboration. use of University premises.
Abuse, Assault, Threatening Behavior: Intentionally or recklessly endangering, Unauthorized, Use of Computer or Electronic Communication Devices: Theft or other
threatening, or causing physical or mental harm to any person/ student, or oneself, on abuse of computer facilities and resources including, but not limited to:-
University premises or at University-sponsored activities, or intentionally or causing 1. Unauthorized entry into a file, to use, read, or change the contents, or for any
reasonable apprehension of such harm including, but not limited to abusive language other purpose.

2. Unauthorized transfer of a file. be switched off during class hours. No one can bring mobile phone during exams in the
3. Use of another individuals identification and/or password. examination room/hall.
4. Interference with the work of another student, faculty member or University
official. Abuse of the Student Conduct System
5. Sending obscene, abusive or threatening messages. Abusing the student conduct system including, but not limited to:
6. Transmission of computer viruses. 1. Failure to obey the notice from a University official to appear for a meeting or
7. Interfering with normal operation of the University computing system. hearing as part of the student conduct system.
8. Unauthorized duplication of software or other violation of copyright laws. 2. Falsification, distortion or misrepresentation of information before a hearing body
9. Unauthorized access to, or unauthorized, mischievous or malicious use of University or designated hearing officer of the University.
computer equipment or networks, or electronic communication devices, or the 3. Disruption or interference with the orderly conduct of a hearing proceeding.
use of such equipment or devices to gain unauthorized access to, and/or use of, 4. Causing a violation of University Code of Conduct hearing to convene in bad faith.
off-campus computer equipment.
Indecent Behavior at the Campus/ Disturbing Academic Atmosphere
Provoking Others to Misconduct: Intentionally using words or actions to provoke or Indecent behavior exhibited at the campus including classes, cafeteria, laboratories etc,
encourage others to violent or retaliatory behavior, or other acts of misconduct. defying the norms of decency, morality and religious/cultural/social values by single or
group of students.
Identification/Registration Cards: Failure to wear, or to produce or surrender the Damage to the university fixtures/furniture, scribbling/carving on desks, wall chalking,
identification card upon the request of a University official. misusing of lab/university equipment, etc.
Use of mobile phone/ listening music in class rooms, examination halls, labs and library
Animals: Bringing an animal into any University building, with the exception of animals thus disrupting the calm of the said rooms.
used for authorized laboratory purposes, or animals being used for security purpose for
which express permission has been granted by the University Authority. Off-Campus Conduct: Conduct occurring off University premises is such that it should
not affect the interest/image of the University.
Demonstrations: Walking in large groups, shouting and talking loudly near class rooms,
aimless sitting in corridors after class timings, demonstrations exceeding the bounds of
free assembly and demonstrations engaging in unlawful acts that cause or imminently
threaten injury to person or property, infringes on the rights of other members of the
University community leading to or inciting others to disrupt scheduled and/or normal
activities within any campus building or area (or any University sponsored activity).
Political Activities: Unauthorized use of University facilities or equipment for political

activities.
Harassment: Includes the following:

1. Passing remarks, placing visual or written material, aimed at a specific person or group:
a. With the intention of causing harm to the person or group; and/or,
b. Creating an environment which limits a students educational opportunity.
2. Making unwanted verbal or physical advances or explicit derogatory statements
toward individuals, which cause them discomfort or humiliation or which interferes
with their educational opportunity.
3. Physical assault.
Gambling: Unauthorized and/or illegal exchange of money favors or services as a result

of an organized or unorganized game or competition.
Smoking: Smoking is prohibited on University premises.
Mobile Phones: Use of mobile phone in the class room is completely banned. It should
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Enforcement of Code of Conduct Discipline in the Hostels

Matters of indiscipline would be referred to the College, Institution or GCUF authorities, Instructions already issued in this regard by the Administrative Directorate will be
which are authorized to check indiscipline matters and decide as per GCUF rules, followed.
regulations and policy, or as per the decision of Discipline Committee it deems fit.
Parents of those students who disobey authority and violate the code of conduct will Discipline Process
be informed. Students are not allowed to bring their guests at the Campus except their
parents. 1. Case referrals: Each case of in-discipline shall be reported to the Chairperson Hall
Council of the College/Institute/Centre/ through HOD or the warden of the hostel.
Punishment or Penalty for Acts of In-Discipline Any charge should be submitted as soon as possible after the alleged violation takes
place. Chairperson Hall Council depending upon the gravity of the case will decide
Punishment or penalty for acts of in-discipline shall be according to the gravity of the to award minor punishment or refer the same to GCUF Discipline Committee for
case and may be any one or more of the following: decision by senior competent authority for major punishment.
2. Procedure-disciplinary hearing: A disciplinary hearing is a formal process
Minor Punishments conducted by the GCUF Discipline Committee. This formal process is designed to
gather and consider relevant information regarding the alleged violation/s of the
1. Warning in writing: Notice to the offender, orally or in writing, that continuation Code and to determine and recommend a punishment. Every effort will be made
or repetition of prohibited conduct may be cause for further disciplinary action. to expedite proceedings pursuant to allegations within reasonable period.
2. Probation: Probation for a specific period not exceeding four months. 3. Punishments: GCUF Discipline Committee will recommend/ impose a penalty
3. Fine: Fine which may amount up to Rs.5000/-. (major or minor) as a punishment according to the gravity of the case after giving
4. Hostel Suspension/Permanent Removal: Expulsion from the hostel for a specified full opportunity to the defaulter to give his/ her point of view or as the case may
period, or permanent removal from the residence hall. be.
5. Withholding of Certificate: Withholding of a certificate of good moral character. 4. Appeals: An appeal against the Discipline Committee decision can be filed to the
6. Removal of Privileges: Deprivation from the privileges enjoyed by the students. Vice Chancellor within fifteen days of the notification of the decision.
7. F Grade: Award of F grade in a paper/ cancellation of the examination for one
paper or more.
Major Punishments
1. Fine: Fine which may amount up to Rs.25000
2. Exam Result: Cancellation of examination result.
3. Ineligibility: for further admission.
4. Rustication: Rustication from the class for a specified period up to two semesters
after the expiry of the punishment, the student shall be admitted in the semester
where he/ she left.
5. Expulsion: includes expulsion from the University for indefinite period, cancellation
of studentship and admission, ineligibility for further admission.
6. Degree: Non conferment of degree/transcript.
Other sanctions or a combination of above mentioned punishments as deemed

appropriate.

General Dress Code

Federal/Provincial Laws and Ordinances: Violation of a Federal/Provincial law or In order to maintain academic dignity and sanctity of the Institution, students and staff
ordinance will be dealt accordingly under these laws. of the University are required to wear decent dress keeping in view the local cultural
values. The dress restriction is not to impose any rigidity or regimentation but is in
Gender Mixing: Students are strictly reminded to follow the accepted social and accordance with the spirit of discipline and punctuality which is the cardinal aspect
cultural norms of the society. Undue intimacy and unacceptable proximity, openly or in of life style at GCUF campuses. Purpose of Dress Code is to establish the basic guide
isolated areas will not be tolerated. lines for appropriate work dress that promotes a positive image of GCUF and also
allow maximum flexibility to maintain good morale, respect, cultural values and due
Littering: It is the responsibility of all to keep the Campus environment clean and tidy. consideration for safety while working at laboratories. To abide by the student dress
Therefore, no littering or trash should be carelessly thrown or left on the Campus code, student should not:
premises. The designated waste boxes should be used for the purpose.
1. Wear tight or see-through dress.
Sports 2. Wear Shorts, or sleeve-less shirts.
1. All individuals and teams involved in sports should participate showing 3. Wear Tee-Shirts/dress bearing language or Art, which appears to be provocative or
sportsmanship, respect, consideration and appreciation towards their opponents, indecent and is likely to offend others.
team-mates, officials and University staff at all times. 4. Wear torn clothing.
2. Under no circumstances should participants react in a violent manner nor use any 5. Wear jogging or exercise clothing during classes.
form of foul or abusive language, whether it is directed at a member of staff, match 6. Put on excessive makeup or wear expensive jewelry.
official, opponent, playing colleague, team official or spectator. 7. Wear untidy, gaudy or immodest dress in classrooms, cafeteria and university
3. Individuals signing the player registration form agree to abide by this code of offices.
conduct and will accept that any deviation from these rules will result in disciplinary 8. Wear unprofessional attire in formal programs and interviews.
action being taken by the University.
4. Persons under the influence of drugs are not permitted to participate in sport All faculty members and administrative officers, support staff and students will be
activities at the University and as such will result in disciplinary action by GCUF. expected to monitor this code of conduct and report any such disregard or violations
5. Director Sports, GC University, Faisalabad will be responsible for maintaining to college/institution/ headquarter GCUF for taking appropriate action/remedial
discipline in all the playgrounds. measures.
Library: The Librarian shall be responsible to maintain discipline in the library. He may
require a student to leave the library on an act of indiscipline or report to DSA.
Parking: Wrong Parking at the University will result in fine Rs.200/- for car and Rs.100/-
for motorcycle or as the case decided by the Committee or Incharge Parking Stands.
NOTE: The Discipline Committee with the approval of the Competent Authority can
amend/ reframe/ refresh this code of conduct.
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Fee Structure (Regular Programs)
1- Masters 2- Year (Science Programs)
Morning: Applied Chemistry, Botany, Biotechnology, Chemistry, Environmental Sciences, Geography, Statistics, Mathematics, Physics,
Physical Education, Zoology
Semester "Admission "Registrartion Tution Fee "Examination "Library Misc. Fee " Total
Fee" Fee" Fee" Security" Fee "
1st 1500 1500 14200 2200 2300 8800 30,500
2nd 14200 2200 8800 25,200
3rd 14700 2300 8800 25,800
4th 14700 2300 8800 25,800
Total Fee 107,300
Note:- 1) Evening Programme Tution Fee Rs. 10,000/- in addition per Semester.
2) Thesis Fee @ Rs. 3000/- will be charged at the time of Thesis submission.
3) Project Fee @ Rs. 1500/- will be charged at the time of Project submission.
4) Degree Verification Fee @ Rs. 1500/- will be charged in 3rd semester in addition to above.
5) Degree Fee @ Rs. 2500/- will be charged in final semester in addition to above.
6) Self Finance Fee @ Rs. 25,000/- will be charged in each semester in addition to above from self financed students.
2- BS 4- Year (Science Programs)

Morning:Applied Chemistry, Bio Chemistry, Botany, Bioinformatics & Biotechnology, Chemistry, Environmental Sciences, Food Science and
Nutration,Geography, Home Economics, Mathematics,Microbiology,Physiology, Remote Sensing and GIS,Statistics
Semester Admission Fee Registrartion Fee Tution Fee Examination Fee Library Security Other Dues Total Fee
1st 1500 1500 11200 2200 2300 8800 27,500
2nd 11200 2200 8800 22,200
3rd 12000 2300 8800 23,100
4th 12000 2300 8800 23,100
5th 12500 2400 8800 23,700
6th 12500 2400 8800 23,700
7th 13000 2500 8800 24,300
8th 13000 2500 8800 24,300
Total Fee 191,900

Fee Structure - Prospectus 2017

3- MS / M. Phil (Science Programs):
Evening: App. Chemistry, Botany, Biochemistry, Bioinfo & Biotechnology, Environmental Sciences, Food & Nutrition, Geography, Human
Nutrition & Dietetics, Mathematics,Microbiology, Nano Technology, Pharmacutics, Pharmacology, Physics, Statistics,Zoology
1st 3500 1500 40500 2200 2300 7800 57,800
2nd 43000 2200 7800 53,000
3rd 43900 2300 7800 54,000
4th 43900 2300 7800 54,000
Total Fee 218,800
Note:- 1) Thesis Fee @ Rs. 10000/- at the time of thesis submission.
4- Ph.D. (Science Programs):

App. Chemistry, Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Botany, Chemistry, Computer Science, Environmental Sciences, Food & Nutrition,
Mathematics, Microbiology, Pharmacutics, Pharmacology, Zoology
1st 3500 1500 42000 2200 2300 8400 59,900
2nd 42000 2200 8400 52,600
3rd 42800 2300 8400 53,500
4th 42800 2300 8400 53,500
5th 43500 2400 8400 54,300
6th 43500 2400 8400 54,300
Total Fee 328,100

5- Masters 2- Year (Non Science Programs):
Morning: Arabic, English Linguistics, English Literature, Criminology Economics, Education, Islamic Studies, Urdu, Applied Psychology,
Punjabi,Pol Science, International Relations, History, Pakistan Studies, Library Sciences, Mass Comm, Sociology, Social Work
1st 1500 1500 11800 2200 2300 8000 27,300
2nd 11800 2200 8000 22,000
3rd 12500 2400 8000 22,900
4th 12500 2400 8000 22,900
Total Fee 95,100
6- Bachelor 4- Year (Non Science Programs):

Morning: Applied Linguistics, Economics, Education, English Literature, Islamics Studies, Mass Communication, Urdu,Psychology ,Political
Science, Sociology, Applied Psychology, History
1st 1500 1500 9000 2200 2300 8000 24,500
2nd 9600 2200 8000 19,800
3rd 9600 2300 8000 19,900
4th 9800 2300 8000 20,100
5th 9900 2400 8000 20,300
6th 9900 2400 8000 20,300
7th 10000 2500 8000 20,500
8th 10000 2500 8000 20,500
Total Fee 165,900


7- BS (Hons) 4- Year (Non Science Programs)
Morning: Fine Arts (Fashion Design, Graphic Design, Textile Design, Painting)
1st 1500 1500 20500 2200 2300 8000 36,000
2nd 22200 2200 8000 32,400
3rd 22400 2300 8000 32,700
4th 22400 2300 8000 32,700
5th 22600 2400 8000 33,000
6th 22600 2400 8000 33,000
7th 22600 2500 8000 33,100
8th 22600 2500 8000 33,100
Total Fee 266,000
8- MS / M. Phil (Non Science Programs)
Evening: Applied Linguistics, Clinical Psychology, Islamic Studies, Pakistan Studies, Urdu, Arabic, English Literature, Economics,
History, Persian, Punjabi, Education, Sociology
1st 3500 1500 36000 2200 2300 7400 52,900
2nd 36000 2200 7400 45,600
3rd 37500 2400 7400 47,300
4th 37500 2400 7400 47,300
Total Fee 193,100
Total Fee 252,670

9- Ph.D. (Non Science Programs)
Arabic, Islamic Studies, Urdu, English, Education, Applied Linguistics, Economics, History, Pol Science, Sociology
1st 3500 1500 36000 2200 2300 8000 53,500
2nd 37300 2200 8000 47,500
3rd 38200 2300 8000 48,500
4th 38200 2300 8000 48,500
5th 39100 2400 8000 49,500
6th 39100 2400 8000 49,500
Total Fee 297,000
Note:- 1) Thesis Fee @ Rs. 15000/- will be charged at the time of Thesis submission.
10-Morning: B.Sc (Electrical Engineering, Chemical Engineering) 4-Years

1st 1500 1500 33000 2200 2300 14000 54,500
2nd 36000 2200 14000 52,200
3rd 36000 2300 14000 52,300
4th 36500 2300 14000 52,800
5th 36500 2400 14000 52,900
6th 36500 2400 14000 52,900
7th 37500 2500 14000 54,000
8th 37500 2500 14000 54,000
Total Fee 425,600
Note:- 1) Evening Programme Tution Fee Rs. 10000/- in addition per Semester.


11- B.Sc Technology, Civil Engineering Technology, Mechanical Engineering Technology(4Years Program)
1st 1500 1500 31500 2200 2300 8800 47,800
2nd 33700 2200 8800 44,700
3rd 34000 2300 8800 45,100
4th 34000 2300 8800 45,100
5th 34500 2400 8800 45,700
6th 34500 2400 8800 45,700
7th 36200 2500 8800 47,500
8th 36200 2500 8800 47,500
Total Fee 369,101
12- BS (Hons) 4- Year (Business & Professional Programs) : Morning: Commerce, BBA, BBA (Banking & Finance), Public Administration
1st 1500 1500 20500 2200 2300 7500 35,500
2nd 22700 2200 7500 32,400
3rd 22700 2300 7500 32,500
4th 22700 2300 7500 32,500
5th 23000 2400 7500 32,900
6th 23000 2400 7500 32,900
7th 23500 2500 7500 33,500
8th 23500 2500 7500 33,500
Total Fee 265,700

13- BS (Hons) 4- Year (Business & Professional Programs): Morning: B.S (Software Engineering)
1st 1500 1500 29000 2200 2300 10600 47,100
2nd 30000 2200 10600 42,800
3rd 31200 2300 10600 44,100
4th 31200 2300 10600 44,100
5th 33000 2400 10600 46,000
6th 33000 2400 10600 46,000
7th 35000 2500 10600 48,100
8th 35000 2500 10600 48,100
Total Fee 366,300
14- BS (Hons) 4- Year (Business & Professional Programs) : Morning: BS (Computer Science, IT)
1st 1500 1500 21000 2200 2300 10500 39,000
2nd 22500 2200 10500 35,200
3rd 23000 2300 10500 35,800
4th 23000 2300 10500 35,800
5th 24000 2400 10500 36,900
6th 24000 2400 10500 36,900
7th 24000 2500 10500 37,000
8th 24000 2500 10500 37,000
Total Fee 293,600
Note:- 1) Evening Programme Tution Fee Rs. 10000/- in addition per Semester. 2) Thesis Fee @ Rs. 3000/- will be charged at the time of Thesis submission.
3) Project Fee @ Rs. 1500/- will be charged at the time of Project submission. 4) Degree Verification Fee @ Rs. 1500/- will be charged in 3rd semester in addition
to above. 5) Degree Fee @ Rs. 2500/- will be charged in final semester in addition to above. 6) Self Finance Fee @ Rs. 25,000/- will be charged in each semester in
addition to above from self financed students.

15- 5-Year (Business & Professional Program) : Morning: Pharm-D

1st 1500 1500 36400 2200 2300 12600 56,500
2nd 38100 2200 12600 52,900
3rd 38400 2300 12600 53,300
4th 38400 2300 12600 53,300
5th 38000 2400 12600 53,000
6th 38000 2400 12600 53,000
7th 39900 2500 12600 55,000
8th 39900 2500 12600 55,000
9th 39800 2600 12600 55,000
10th 39800 2600 12600 55,000
Total Fee 542,000
3) Project Fee @ Rs. 1500/- will be charged at the time of Project submission. 4) Degree Verification Fee @ Rs. 1500/- will be charged in 3rd semester in addition to
above. 5) Degree Fee @ Rs. 2500/- will be charged in final semester in addition to above. 6) Self Finance Fee @ Rs. 25,000/- will be charged in each semester in
16- 5-Year (Business & Professional Program) : Morning: LLB(Hons) 5 Year
1st 1500 1500 19000 2200 2300 4200 30,700
2nd 20500 2200 4200 26,900
3rd 21000 2300 4200 27,500
4th 21000 2300 4200 27,500
5th 21000 2400 4200 27,600
6th 21000 2400 4200 27,600
7th 21500 2500 4200 28,200
8th 21500 2500 4200 28,200
9th 23000 2600 4200 29,800
10th 23000 2600 4200 29,800
Total Fee 283,800
Note:- 1) Evening Programme Tution Fee Rs. 10000/- in addition per Semester. 2) Thesis Fee @ Rs. 3000/- will be charged at the time of Thesis submission.3) Project
Fee @ Rs. 1500/- will be charged at the time of Project submission. 4) Degree Verification Fee @ Rs. 1500/- will be charged in 3rd semester in addition to above. 5)
Degree Fee @ Rs. 2500/- will be charged in final semester in addition to above. 6) Self Finance Fee @ Rs. 25,000/- will be charged in each semester in addition to
above from self financed students.

17- Master 3-Year (Business & Professional Programs) : Morning: LLB (3 Year)
1st 1500 1500 24000 2200 2300 8800 40,300
2nd 24500 2200 8800 35,500
3rd 25000 2300 8800 36,100
4th 25000 2300 8800 36,100
5th 25000 2400 8800 36,200
6th 25000 2400 8800 36,200
Note:- 1) Evening Programme Tution Fee Rs. 10000/- in addition per Semester. 2) Thesis Fee @ Rs. 3000/- will be charged at the time of Thesis submission
18- Master 3-Year (Business & Professional Programs) : Morning: MBA, MBA (Banking & Finance), MBA (Industrial Management)
1st 2500 1500 43500 2200 2300 8300 60,300
2nd 44500 2200 8300 55,000
3rd 44900 2300 8300 55,500
4th 44900 2300 8300 55,500
5th 44900 2400 8300 55,600
6th 44900 2400 8300 55,600
7th 45000 2500 8300 55,800
Total Fee 393,300



19-Master 2-Year (Business & Professional Programs) : Morning: Master of Commerce (M. Com), Master of Public Administration (MPA)
1st 2500 1500 37500 2200 2300 8000 54,000
2nd 39000 2200 8000 49,200
3rd 39000 2300 8000 49,300
4th 39000 2300 8000 49,300
Total Fee 201,800
20- MBA Entrepreneurship 1.5 Year:

1st 2500 1500 42000 2200 2300 8000 58,500
2nd 42000 2200 8000 52,200
3rd 42000 2300 8000 52,300
Total Fee 163,000

21- MS / M. Phil 2-Year (Business & Professional Programs) : MS / M. Phil / LLM / Business Administration / Banking & Finance / Public
Administration / Commerce
1st 3500 1500 52000 2200 2300 4500 66,000
2nd 52000 2200 4500 58,700
3rd 54000 2300 4500 60,800
4th 54000 2300 4500 60,800
Total Fee 246,300
22-Ph.D Business Administration

1st 3500 1500 50000 2200 2300 8300 67,800
2nd 50000 2200 8300 60,500
3rd 50000 2300 8300 60,600
4th 52400 2300 8300 63,000
5th 52400 2400 8300 63,100
6th 54000 2400 8300 64,700
Total Fee 379,700


23- Masters 2-Year (Business & Professional Programs) : M.Sc. (CS)
1st 2500 1500 44500 2200 2300 8000 61,000
2nd 46500 2200 8000 56,700
3rd 47500 2300 8000 57,800
4th 47500 2300 8000 57,800
Total Fee 233,300
3) Project Fee @ Rs. 1500/- will be charged at the time of Thesis submission.

24-Masters 2-Year (Business & Professional Programs)

MS Computer Science, Software Engineering, Information Technology.
1st 3500 1500 54000 2200 2300 9500 73,000
2nd 55300 2200 9500 67,000
3rd 55700 2300 9500 67,500
4th 55700 2300 9500 67,500
Total Fee 275,000
2) Project Fee @ Rs. 4000/- will be charged at the time of project submission.

25-Medical Science : Doctor of Physical Therapy
1st 1500 1500 29000 2200 2300 7200 43,700
2nd 32000 2200 7200 41,400
3rd 32000 2300 7200 41,500
4th 32000 2300 7200 41,500
5th 33200 2400 7200 42,800
6th 33200 2400 7200 42,800
7th 33500 2500 7200 43,200
8th 33500 2500 7200 43,200
9th 35000 2600 7200 44,800
10th 35000 2600 7200 44,800
Total Fee 429,700
26- BEMS Program in Eastern Medicine
1st 1500 1500 18000 2200 2300 7500 33,000
2nd 20200 2200 7500 29,900
3rd 20300 2300 7500 30,100
4th 20300 2300 7500 30,100
5th 20500 2400 7500 30,400
6th 20500 2400 7500 30,400
7th 21000 2500 7500 31,000
8th 21000 2500 7500 31,000
9th 22000 2600 7500 32,100
10th 22000 2600 7500 32,100
Total Fee 310,100


27- BS (H) Allied Health Professionals (Paramedics) MLT, OTT, RIT.
1st 1500 1500 18000 2200 2300 8100 33,600
2nd 18700 2200 8100 29,000
3rd 19000 2300 8100 29,400
4th 19000 2300 8100 29,400
5th 19000 2400 8100 29,500
6th 19000 2400 8100 29,500
7th 20000 2500 8100 30,600
8th 20000 2500 8100 30,600
Total Fee 241,600
28- BS (H) Allied Health Professionals (Paramedics)

1st 1500 1500 20500 2200 2300 9200 37,200
2nd 20500 2200 9200 31,900
3rd 22100 2300 9200 33,600
4th 22100 2300 9200 33,600
Total Fee 136,300
3) Project Fee @ Rs. 1500/- will be charged at the time of Project submission.4) Degree Verification Fee @ Rs. 1500/- will be charged in 3rd semester in addition to

29- Masters of Public Health (MPH)
1st 1500 1500 45500 2200 17800 68,500
2nd 45500 2200 20900 68,600
3rd 45500 2300 20900 68,700
4th 45500 2300 30800 78,600
Total Fee 284,400
30-BS (H) Orthotics and Prosthetics

1st 1500 1500 28000 2200 2300 9700 45,200
2nd 29000 2200 9700 40,900
3rd 30000 2300 9700 42,000
4th 30000 2300 9700 42,000
5th 32000 2400 9700 44,100
6th 32000 2400 9700 44,100
7th 33500 2500 9700 45,700
8th 33500 2500 9700 45,700
Total Fee 349,700
to above.5) Degree Fee @ Rs. 2500/- will be charged in final semester in addition to above. 6) Self Finance Fee @ Rs. 25,000/- will be charged in each semester in

Fee Structure (Weekend Programs)

1- Masters 2- Year (Science Programs)
Morning: Botany, Chemistry, Applied Chemistry, Statistics, Environmental Sciences, Physics, Zooloy, Geography, Math, Physical
Education, Biotechnology
1 1500 1500 22000 2200 2300 11000 40,500
2 22100 2200 11000 35,300
3 23500 2300 11000 36,800
4 23500 2300 11000 36,800
Total: 149,400
Note:- 1) Thesis Fee @ Rs. 3000/- will be charged at the time of Thesis submission. 2) Project Fee @ Rs. 1500/- will be charged at the time of Project submission.
3) Degree Verification Fee @ Rs. 1500/- will be charged in 3rd semester in addition to above. 4) Degree Fee @ Rs. 2500/- will be charged in final semester in addition
to above.
2-BS (Hons) 4- Year (Science Programs)

Morning: Applied Chemistry, Bio Chemistry, Chemistry, Mathematics, Zoology, Environmental Sciences, Botany,Stat, Geography,
Food Science and Nutration, Physiology, Microbiology, Home Economics, Bioinfo & Biotechnology
1 1500 1500 15600 2200 2300 10900 34,000
2 15600 2200 10900 28,700
3 17160 2300 10900 30,360
4 17160 2300 10900 30,360
5 18720 2400 10900 32,020
6 18720 2400 10900 32,020
7 20280 2500 10900 33,680
8 20280 2500 10900 33,680
Total: 254,820
3) Degree Verification Fee @ Rs. 1500/- will be charged in 3rd semester in addition to above. 4) Degree Fee @ Rs. 2500/- will be charged in final semester in
addition to above.

3- MS / M. Phil (Science Programs)
Botany, Chemistry, Environmental Sciences, Industrial Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics, Zoology, Geography, Microbiology, Bioinfo &
Biotechnology, BioChemistry, Pharmacy, Food & Nutrition, Textile & Clothing, Physiology
1 3500 1500 40500 2200 2300 7800 57,800
2 43000 2200 7800 53,000
3 43900 2300 7800 54,000
4 43900 2300 7800 54,000
Total: 218,800
4- Ph.D. (Science Programs)

Biotechnology, Botany, Chemistry, Environmental Sciences, Food & Nutrition, Zoology, Home Economics, Microbiology,Phisiology
1 3500 1500 58000 2200 2300 11000 78,500
2 59000 2200 11000 72,200
3 60000 2300 11000 73,300
4 60000 2300 11000 73,300
5 61000 2400 11000 74,400
6 61000 2400 11000 74,400
Total: 446,100


5- Masters 2- Year (Non Science Programs)
Arabic, English Linguistics, English Literature, Economics, Education, Islamic Studies, Urdu, Applied Psychology, Library Sciences
Political Science, International Relations,History, Pakistan Studies, Mass Communication, Sociology, Punjabi
1 1500 1500 21000 2200 2300 9000 37,500
2 21000 2200 9000 32,200
3 21500 2300 9000 32,800
4 21500 2300 9000 32,800
Total: 135,300
6- Bachelor 4-Year (Non Science Programs)

Applied Linguistics, Economics, Education, English Literature, Islamics Studies, Mass Communication, Applied Psychology, Sociology,
Urdu, Political Science
1 1500 1500 13500 2200 2300 10000 31,000
2 13500 2200 10000 25,700
3 14850 2300 10000 27,150
4 14850 2300 10000 27,150
5 16200 2400 10000 28,600
6 16200 2400 10000 28,600
7 17600 2500 10000 30,100
8 17600 2500 10000 30,100
Total: 228,400

7-MS / M. Phil (Non Science Programs)
Applied Linguistics, Clinical Psychology, Islamic Studies, Pak Studies, Urdu, Arabic, English Literature, Economics, Sociololgy
1 3500 1500 36000 2200 2300 7400 52,900
2 36000 2200 7400 45,600
3 37500 2400 7400 47,300
4 37500 2400 7400 47,300
Total: 193,100
4) Degree Fee @ Rs. 2500/- will be charged in final semester in addition to above. .
8- Ph.D. (Non Science Programs)

Arabic, Islamic Studies, Urdu, English, Education, Applied Linguistics, Economics, History, Pol Science, Sociology
1 3500 1500 56000 2200 2300 7500 73,000
2 56300 2200 7500 66,000
3 57200 2300 7500 67,000
4 57200 2300 7500 67,000
5 57100 2400 7500 67,000
6 57100 2400 7500 67,000
Total: 407,000
Note:- Note:- 1) Thesis Fee @ Rs. 15000/- will be charged at the time of Thesis submission.
.


9-B.Sc Technology (Civil, Mechanical, Electrical) 4-Years Program
1 1500 1500 40500 2200 2300 10000 58,000
2 40500 2200 10000 52,700
3 43500 2300 10000 55,800
4 43500 2300 10000 55,800
5 44450 2400 10000 56,850
6 44450 2400 10000 56,850
7 52650 2500 10000 65,150
8 52650 2500 10000 65,150
Total: 466,300
3) Degree Verification Fee @ Rs. 1500/- will be charged in 3rd semester in addition to above.4) Degree Fee @ Rs. 2500/- will be charged in final semester in addition
to above. .
10-BS (Hons) Commerce, BBA, BBA (Banking & Finance), Public Administration
1 1500 1500 26800 2200 2300 8600 42,900
2 26800 2200 8600 37,600
3 29480 2300 8600 40,380
4 29480 2300 8600 40,380
5 32160 2400 8600 43,160
6 32160 2400 8600 43,160
7 34840 2500 8600 45,940
8 34840 2500 8600 45,940
Total: 339,460
3) Degree Verification Fee @ Rs. 1500/- will be charged in 3rd semester in addition to above.4) Degree Fee @ Rs. 2500/- will be charged in final semester in addition
to above. .

11- Year (Business & Professional Programs)
1 1500 1500 29800 2200 2300 8600 45,900
2 29800 2200 8600 40,600
3 32500 2300 8600 43,400
4 32500 2300 8600 43,400
5 35700 2400 8600 46,700
6 35700 2400 8600 46,700
7 38700 2500 8600 49,800
8 38700 2500 8600 49,800
Total: 366,300
Note:- 1) Thesis Fee @ Rs. 3000/- will be charged at the time of Thesis submission. 2) Project Fee @ Rs. 1500/- will be charged at the time of Project submission 3)
Degree Verification Fee @ Rs. 1500/- will be charged in 3rd semester in addition to above. 4) Degree Fee @ Rs. 2500/- will be charged in final semester in addition to
above. .
12- Masters 3-Year (Business & Professional Programs)

1 2500 1500 51400 2200 2300 9600 69,500
2 51400 2200 9600 63,200
3 56500 2300 9600 68,400
4 56500 2300 9600 68,400
5 61700 2400 9600 73,700
6 61700 2400 9600 73,700
7 66800 2500 9600 78,900
Total: 495,800


13- M.BA Executive 2 Year
1 2500 1500 36000 2200 2300 8100 52,600
2 36000 2200 8100 46,300
3 37000 2300 8100 47,400
4 37000 2300 8100 47,400
Total: 193,700
Master of Commerce (M.Com), Master of Public Administration
1 2500 1500 52500 2200 2300 9400 70,400
2 52500 2200 9400 64,100
3 56000 2300 9400 67,700
4 56000 2300 9400 67,700
Total: 269,900
addition to above.
M.Sc Computer Science
1 2500 1500 56000 2200 2300 8400 72,900
2 56000 2200 8400 66,600
3 57500 2300 8400 68,200
4 57500 2300 8400 68,200
Total: 275,900

MS Computer Science
1 3500 1500 54000 2200 2300 9500 73,000
2 55300 2200 9500 67,000
3 55700 2300 9500 67,500
4 55700 2300 9500 67,500
Total: 275,000
17-MS / M. Phil 2-Year (Business & Professional Programs)

MS / M. Phil / LLM / Business Administration / Public Administration / Commerce
1 3500 1500 52000 2200 2300 4500 66,000
2 52000 2200 4500 58,700
3 54000 2300 4500 60,800
4 54000 2300 4500 60,800
Total: 246,300


Fee Structure (Distance Learning Programs)

1- Masters Degree Program (Non Science Programs)
Islamic Studies, Political Science, Internationa Relation, Sociology, Urdu, Persian,Education,Mass Comnmunication
Semester "Admission "Registrartion Tution Fee "Examination Misc. Fee " Total
Fee" Fee" Fee" Fee "
1st 1500 1500 9800 2200 3500 18,500
2nd 10000 2200 3500 15,700
3rd 10000 2300 3500 15,800
4th 10000 2300 3500 15,800
Total Fee 65,800
2-Masters Degree Program (Non Science Programs)

Library and information Science, Psychology, Economics,Special Education
1st 1500 1500 10500 2200 7500 23,200
2nd 11500 2200 7500 21,200
3rd 11500 2300 7500 21,300
4th 11500 2300 7500 21,300
Total Fee 87,000

3-Masters Degree Program (Non Science Program) : M.A English
1st 1500 1500 11700 2200 6500 23,400
2nd 12800 2200 6500 21,500
3rd 12900 2300 6500 21,700
4th 12900 2300 6500 21,700
Total Fee 88,300
4-Masters Degree Program ( Science Program) : Physical Education& Sport Science

1st 1500 1500 10500 2200 7500 23,200
2nd 11500 2200 7500 21,200
3rd 11500 2300 7500 21,300
4th 11500 2300 7500 21,300
Total Fee 87,000


5-Masters Degree Program (Science Program) : M.Sc Mathematics
1st 1500 1500 10800 2200 7000 23,000
2nd 12300 2200 7000 21,500
3rd 12600 2300 7000 21,900
4th 12600 2300 7000 21,900
Total Fee 88,300
6-Masters Degree Programs : Master of Public Administration (MPA), M.Com, M.Sc (I.T)

1st 1500 1500 17500 2200 8000 30,700
2nd 18200 2200 8000 28,400
3rd 18200 2300 8000 28,500
4th 18300 2300 8000 28,600
Total 116,200

7-Bachelor Degree Programs : BBA, Industrial Management, BBA(B&F), B.Sc (I.T)
1st 1500 1500 10000 2200 6700 21,900
2nd 13000 2200 6700 21,900
3rd 13500 2300 6700 22,500
4th 14500 2300 6700 23,500
5th 15500 2400 6700 24,600
6th 15500 2400 6700 24,600
7th 15800 2500 6700 25,000
8th 15800 2500 6700 25,000
Total Fee 189,000
Note:- 1) Thesis Fee @ Rs. 3000/- at the time of thesis submission 2) Project Fee @ Rs. 1500/- will be charged at the time of Project submission. 3) Degree
Verification Fee @ Rs. 1500/- will be charged in 3rd semester in addition to above. 4) Degree Fee @ Rs. 2500/- will be charged in final semester in addition to
above.
8- BS (Hons) Programs : BS (Hons) Mathematics
1st 1500 1500 9800 2200 7000 22,000
2nd 11800 2200 7000 21,000
3rd 11800 2300 7000 21,100
4th 11800 2300 7000 21,100
5th 12000 2400 7000 21,400
6th 12000 2400 7000 21,400
7th 12800 2500 7000 22,300
8th 12800 2500 7000 22,300
Total Fee 172,600


9- MBA Executive 2 Years
1st 1500 1500 25000 2200 7800 38,000
2nd 27200 2200 7800 37,200
3rd 27500 2300 7800 37,600
4th 27500 2300 7800 37,600
Total Fee 150,400
Note:- 1) Thesis Fee @ Rs. 3000/- at the time of thesis submission 2) Project Fee @ Rs. 1500/- will be charged at the time of Project submission. 3) Degree
Verification Fee @ Rs. 1500/- will be charged in 3rd semester in addition to above. 4) Degree Fee @ Rs. 2500/- will be charged in final semester in addition to
above.
10- Masters Degree Programs: MBA 3.5 Years, MBA Industrial Management 3.5 Years,MBA(B&F) 3.5 years
Semester Admission Fee Registrartion Fee Tution Fee Examination Fee Other Dues Total Fee
1st 1500 1500 22500 2200 7800 35,500
2nd 25000 2200 7800 35,000
3rd 25000 2300 7800 35,100
4th 27500 2300 7800 37,600
5th 28000 2400 7800 38,200
6th 28000 2400 7800 38,200
7th 29000 2500 7800 39,300
Total 258,900

11- B.Tech (Civil, Electrical, Electronics, Mechanical) : Islamic Studies, Political Science, Internationa Relation, Sociology, Urdu, Persian
1st 1500 1500 15500 2200 7500 28,200
2nd 18500 2200 7500 28,200
3rd 18500 2300 7500 28,300
4th 20000 2300 7500 29,800
5th 20200 2400 7500 30,100
6th 20200 2400 7500 30,100
7th 20500 2500 7500 30,500
8th 20500 2500 7500 30,500
Total Fee 235,700
Special Programs
12-B.A
1st 1500 1500 2500 2200 1600 9,300
2nd 2800 2200 1600 6,600
3rd 3000 2300 1600 6,900
4th 3000 2300 1600 6,900
Total Fee 29,700


13- B.Ed General
1st 1500 1500 2800 2200 2000 10,000
2nd 3500 2200 2000 7,700
3rd 3500 2300 2000 7,800
Total Fee 25,500
Note:- 1) Thesis Fee @ Rs. 3000/- at the time of thesis submission. 2) Project Fee @ Rs. 1500/- will be charged at the time of Project submission.
3) Degree Verification Fee @ Rs. 1500/- will be charged in 3rd semester in addition to above. 4) Degree Fee @ Rs. 2500/- will be charged in final semester in addition
to above.
14- B.Ed Special Education
1st 1500 1500 3600 2200 2000 10,800
2nd 4800 2200 2000 9,000
Total Fee 19,800
Note:- 1) Thesis Fee @ Rs. 3000/- at the time of thesis submission. 2) Project Fee @ Rs. 1500/- will be charged at the time of Project submission.
addition to above.
15- B.Com
1st 1500 1500 8000 2200 3500 16,700
2nd 8800 2200 3500 14,500
3rd 8800 2300 3500 14,600
4th 9000 2300 3500 14,800
Total Fee 60,600

16- M.Ed Special Education
1st 1500 1500 8800 2200 2600 16,600
2nd 9500 2200 2600 14,300
Total Fee 30,900
17-B.Ed (Hons) 4 Years

1st 1500 1500 9800 2200 3000 18,000
2nd 11500 2200 3000 16,700
3rd 11500 2300 3000 16,800
4th 12000 2300 3000 17,300
5th 12000 2400 3000 17,400
6th 12000 2400 3000 17,400
7th 12200 2500 3000 17,700
8th 12200 2500 3000 17,700
Total Fee 139,000

Prospectus 2017
Faculty of
Arts & Social Sciences
1. Department of Applied Linguistics Prof. Dr. Mughees Ahmed

2. Department of Applied Psychology Dean
Ph: 041-041-9201202
3. Institute of Arts & Design Email: drmughees@gcuf.edu.pk
4. Department of Education
5. Department of English Literature Prof. Dr. Mughees Ahmed, a PhD in Political Science from
Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan. He has more
6. Department of History and Pakistan Studies than 30 years of teaching experience. He established
7. College of Law the department of Political Science & International
Relations in Government College University Faisalabad
8. Department of Library and Information Sciences in 2009. Within a short period of six years, he launched
9. Department of Mass Communication the programmes of BS Political Science, BS Politics
& Parliamentary Studies, MA Political Science, MA
10. Department of Political Science & International Relations International Relations, MS Political Science, MS
11. Department of Sociology International Relations and PhD Political Science.
Prof. Mughees is listed among HEC recognized supervisor
in the field of Political Science & International Relations
as he continues to supervise MS and PhD students
and supervising HEC funded Project. He is a member
of International Political Science Association (IPSA). He
is also the member of National Curriculum Revision
Committee of HEC for Political Science, International
Relations and Peace & Conflict Studies and various
academic bodies at national and international levels. He
has authored a lot of research articles in international
& HEC recognized Journals. He has presented his papers
in different national and international conferences.
He has also attended many national conferences
and workshops. Furthermore, his area of research is
voting behaviour, Political System, Election Studies,
Comparative Politics, South Asian Politics.

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Department of
Applied Linguistics
Phone: 041-9200158
Email: masimrai@gmail.com
Vision relationship of teaching, research and the larger concerns of

The vision of the Department of English Literature at Government society. The Department of English seeks to provide the diverse
College University is to enable the students to cope with the needs of its students by offering them the opportunity to read
radical changes taking place in the field of knowledge.The widely understand and enjoy what they read, and to express
Department stimulates humanistic learning and the capacity to themselves both orally and in writing with ease, force and clarity.
respond rationally and imaginatively to literature and the life The English Department maintains its strong commitment to
among the students. Through the advancement of knowledge, traditional areas of study, while also supporting groundbreaking
skills and human creativity, the Department prepares students research and teaching in new and interdisciplinary approaches
to be independent and enlightened thinkers, professionals and to literary studies.
opinion leaders of tomorrow. We are one of the largest departments in the university with
30 faculty members. The Department of English caters for
Mission the needs of other departments related to English language,
The mission of the Department of English Literature at hence maintaining close ties with other departments. English
Government College University is to inspire an appreciation Department teaches across the whole range of English literature
for the English language and its literatures, and to cultivate its and language studies. Our aim is to provide students with a
effective use in creative expression and day-to-day life. The stimulating environment in which to develop skills in all areas
Department strives to enhance student success by fostering an of English.
environment conducive to intellectual and personal growth and
aims to preserve and protect academic freedom and intellectual
independence. It provides a forum for critical inquiry and Faculty
debate. Our mission is to instill in the students a spirit of critical
inquiry, capability to look beyond their parochial surroundings Dr. Muhammad Asim Mahmood
and analytical vision to place and define themselves in the wider Chairperson/Associate Professor
social, cultural, political and ideological environment. Through PhD
our extensive curriculum, we aim at development of an educated Specialization: Corpus Linguistics, Pakistani English
and enlightened population capable of informed judgment and
Programs Offered responsible citizenship and the availability of persons who have Dr. Aleem Shakir
1. BS English Literature & Linguistics the knowledge, skills and adaptability required by public and Assistant Professor
2. MA English Linguistics & Literature private enterprise. PhD
3. MPhil Applied Linguistics Specialization: Corpus Linguistics, Multidimensional (MD)
4. PhD Applied Linguistics Introduction Analysis, Advertising English, Hotel English, English for Specific
The Department of English Literature is one of the leading Purposes (ESP), Syllabus Design, Language Testing
Chairperson: Dr. Asim Mahmood departments of the University with a rich history of excellence,
quality teaching and research spanning over decades. The
Department has always been committed to the symbiotic
110 Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences

Prospectus 2017
Hafiz Muhammad Fazle Haq Scheme of Studies Semester 6

Lecturer (on study leave)
MPhil BS Applied Linguistics LNG-507 Testing and Evaluation 3(3-0)
Specialization: English for Specific Purposes (ESP) Semester 1 LNG-508 Literary Criticism 3(3-0)
LNG-301 Introduction to Linguistics 3(3-0) LNG-509 World Englishes 3(3-0)

Ms. Rabia Yasmeen
LNG-302 Study Skills 3(3-0) LNG-510 Pakistani Literature in English 3(3-0)
Lecturer
MPhil LNG-303 Sentence Analysis/Grammar 3(3-0) LNG-511 Semantics and Pragmatics 3(3-0)
Specialization: Sociolinguistics, Testing and Evaluation LNG-304 Introduction to Literary Studies 3(3-0) LNG-512 Second Language Acquisition 3(3-0)
LNG-305 English For Academic Purposes 3(3-0) Semester 7

Syed Kazim Shah
Lecturer CSI-321 Introduction to Computing Applications 3(3-0) LNG-601 Research Methodology 3(3-0)
MPhil Semester 2 LNG-602 Literary Theory 3(3-0)
Specialization: English Language Teaching (ELT), Critical Literacy, LNG-603 Syllabus Design & Materials Development 3(3-0)
SOC-307 Introduction to Sociology 3(3-0)
Research Methodology, Discourse Analysis, Sociolinguistics
LNG-306 Life Skills 3(3-0) LNG-604 Discourse Analysis 3(3-0)
Hafiz Muhammad Qasim LNG-307 Phonetics and Phonology 3(3-0) LNG-605 Forensic Linguistics 3(3-0)
Lecturer LNG-606 English for Specific Purposes 3(3-0)
LNG-308 Poetry I 3(3-0)
MPhil
LNG-309 History of English Literature 3(3-0) LNG-607 Tolerance 3(3-0)
Specialization: English Language Teaching (ELT), Systemic
Functional Grammar, Lexicography PST-321 Pakistan Studies 2(2-0) Semester 8
Semester 3 LNG-607 Poetry-II 3(3-0)

Aisha Zulfiqar Choudhary LNG-608 Research Report 3(3-0)
Lecturer LNG-401 Sociolinguistics 3(3-0)
MPhil LNG-402 Advance English Grammar 3(3-0) LNG-609 Schools of Linguistics 3(3-0)
Specialization: World Englishes, English Language Teaching LNG-403 ELT Methods and Approaches 3(3-0) LNG-610 Novel 3(3-0)
(ELT), Corpus Linguistics, Stylistics LNG-611 English for Employment Purposes 3(3-0)
LNG-404 Drama -1 3(3-0)
STA-321 Introduction to Statistical Theory 3(3-0) LNG-612 Translation Studies 3(3-0)
Ansa Sattar
Lecturer ISL-321 Islamic Studies / Ethics 2(2-0)
MPhil
Semester 4 MA Applied Linguistics
Specialization: Phonetics & Phonology, ELT Discourse Analysis
LNG-405 Stylistics 3(3-0) Semester 1
Kiran Shahbaz LNG-406 CALL 3(2-1) LNG-551 Introduction to Linguistics 3(3-0)

Lecturer LNG-407 Teaching Language Skills 3(3-0) LNG-552 Study Skills 3(3-0)
MPhil LNG-553 Language skills 3(3-0)
Specialization: Grammar, Stylistics LNG-408 Drama-II 3(3-0)
LNG-409 Academic Communication 3(3-0) LNG-554 Advance English Grammar I 3(3-0)
Wardah Azahar PSY-422 Introduction to Psychology 3(3-0) LNG-555 Language Learning Theories, Methods & 3(3-0)
Lecturer Approaches
Semester 5
MPhil LNG-556 Poetry 3(3-0)
Specialization: English Language Teaching (ELT), Critical Literacy, LNG-501 Task based Language Teaching 3(3-0)
Semester 2
Computer Assisted Language Learning (CALL) LNG-502 Psycholinguistics 3(3-0)
LNG-557 Translation Studies 3(3-0)
LNG-503 Language and Gender 3(3-0)
Muhammad Imran Shah LNG-558 Research Methodology 3(3-0)
Lecturer LNG-504 Stylistics-II 3(3-0)
LNG-559 History of English Literature 3(3-0)
MPhil LNG-505 Corpus Linguistics 3 (2-1)
Specialization: Grammar, Syntax and English Literature LNG-560 Sociolinguistics 3(3-0)
LNG-506 American Literature 3(3-0)
LNG-561 Testing and Evaluation 3(3-0)

LNG-562 Drama 3(3-0) LNG-714 Translation Studies 3(3-0)

Semester 3 LNG-715 Discourse Analysis 3(3-0)
LNG-651 Material Development & syllabus design 3(3-0) LNG-716 Contrastive Rhetoric 3(3-0)
LNG-652 Semantics and Pragmatics 3(3-0) LNG-717 Systemic Functional Grammar 3(3-0)
LNG-653 Corpus Linguistics 3(2-1) LNG-718 Language in Social Context 3(3-0)
LNG-654 Stylistics 3(3-0) LNG-719 Stylistics 3(3-0)
LNG-655 Schools of Linguistics 3(3-0) LNG-720 Genre Analysis 3(3-0)
LNG-656 Novel 3(3-0) LNG-721 Language Testing 3(3-0)
Semester 4 **LNG-722 Applied Linguistics 3(3-0)
LNG-657 Advance English Grammar-II 3(3-0) LNG-723 Syntax 3(3-0)
LNG-658 Discourse Analysis 3(3-0) LNG-725 Semantics and Pragmatics 3(3-0)
LNG-659 Phonetics and Phonology 3(3-0) LNG-726 Forensic Linguistics 3(3-0)
LNG-660 World Englishes 3(3-0) LNG-732 Advancement in Second Language Acquisition 3(3-0)
LNG-661 Computer Assisted Language Learning 3(3-0) LNG-733 Bilingualism 3(3-0)
LNG-662 Literary theory 3(3-0) LNG-734 Computer Assisted Language Learning 3(3-0)
LNG-735 Language Teacher Education 3(3-0)
LNG-736 Class room Talk 3(3-0)
MPhil / PhD Applied Linguistics
LNG-737 ELT Methodology 3(3-0)
*LNG-701 Research Methodology-I 3(3-0)
LNG-738 Vocabulary 3(3-0)
*LNG-705 Research Methodology-II 3(3-0)
**LNG-709 Research Methods in Applied Linguistics-I 3(3-0) Note
** Mandatory for PhD students if not studied in MPhil
**LNG-710 Research Methods in Applied Linguistics -II 3(3-0)
Other Mandatory Requirements for MPhil
LNG-730 Thesis 6(0-6)
Other Mandatory Requirements for PhD
LNG-760 Thesis
* Core Course for MPhil and 3 Elective Courses in Each Semester
** Core Course for PhD and 2 Elective Courses in Each Semester
List of Elective Courses for MPhil and PhD

**LNG-702 Corpus Linguistics 3(3-0)
LNG-703 Multidimensional Analysis 3(3-0)
LNG-704 World Englishes 3(3-0)
LNG-724 Materials Evaluation and Development 3(3-0)
LNG-706 Applied Lexicology 3(3-0)
LNG-707 Advanced Stylistics 3(3-0)
LNG-708 Syntactic Theory 3(3-0)
LNG-712 Language and Gender 3(3-0)
LNG-713 Language, Culture and Identity 3(3-0)

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Department of
Applied Psychology
Phone: 041-2649972
Email: drkhalid30@hotmail.com
Vision vision, courage and dedication. Our students, after completing

To develop high quality trained professional clinical their degrees, will make significant and meaningful contribution
psychologists to pursue the excellence in the field of psychology towards the socio-economic betterment of the country through
and to make significant and meaningful contribution towards the development of human resource.
the socio-economic betterment of our country.
Faculty
Mission
To provide and inculcate the knowledge of human behavior Dr. Khalid Mahmood Bhatti
to the students seeking such knowledge in an effective and PhD (IPP BU)
research oriented manner. Moreover, the department is Assistant Professor
committed to meet the challenges of the modern age by Specialization: Research, Clinical Psychology & Psychometrics
producing researchers and professionals in the field, which
will help to understand and ultimately resolve the problems of Ms. Fozia Akram
society. MS (GCUF)
Lecturer
MSc Clinical Psychology
Introduction Specialization: Cognitive Psy, Personality Psy. & Forensic
Psychology, being a scientific study of human behavior and Psychology
mental processes, has not only achieved immense popularity
with scholars of modern age but it has also helped in Ms. Asma Riaz
understanding the psychological problems of the society. MS (IIUI)
Psychological knowledge is now applied to such diverse Lecturer
areas as psychotherapy, counseling and guidance, hospital Specialization: Health Psy, Behavioral Neuro-Sciences, Clinical
Programs Offered management, environment, business, education, industry, Psychology
1. BS Applied Psychology
crimes linguistics, and critical evaluation of literature and fine
2. MSc Applied Psychology
arts. Ms. Shazia Habib
3. MS Clinical Psychology
Government College University Faisalabad started studies in MS (GCU Lah.)
4. MS Top-up 1 Year Clinical Psychology
Applied Psychology at post graduate level and plans to satisfy Lecturer (On Study leave)
the long standing demand of the area. GC University, Faisalabad, Specialization: Clinical Psychology& Behavioral Neuro-Sciences
Coordinator: Dr. Khalid Mahmood Bhatti
has also introduced BS (Hons) programme. The Department
aims at producing high quality professionals and psychologists
who are committed to pursue excellence and are endowed with

Ms. Rabia Khawar Scheme of Studies Semester 6
M. Phil (GCU Lah.)
Lecturer BS Applied Psychology PSY-502 Developmental Psychology 4(4-0)
Specialization: Psychological Assessment & Research Semester 1 PSY-504 Psychological Testing & Measurement-I 3(3-0)
Methodology PSY-506 Health Psychology 4(4-0)
ENG-321 Functional English 3(3-0)
PST-321 Pakistan Studies 2(2-0) PSY-508 Research Methodology-II 3(2-1)
Ms. Rabia Maryam
MS (GCUF) PSY-305 Introduction to Psychology-I 4(3-1) PSY-510 Industrial/Organizational Psychology 4(4-0)
Lecturer MTH-321 Mathematics - I 3(3-0) Semester 7
Specialization: Educational Psy. Human Resource Management
SOC-307 Introduction to Sociology 3(3-0) PSY-601 Clinical Psychology-I 4(4-0)
& Social Psychology
Semester 2 PSY-603 Psychological Testing & Measurement-II 3(2-1)
Mr. Arif Nadeem ENG-322 English Comprehension and Composition 3(3-0) PSY-605 Counseling Psychology-I 4(4-0)
PMDCP (BU) PSY-607 Human Resource Management 4(3-1)
ISL-321 Islamic Studies / Ethics 2(2-0)
Lecturer (On study leave)
PSY-306 Introduction to Psychology-II 4(3-1) Optional Subjects (any one from the following)
Specialization: Clinical Psy. Psychometrics, Para Psychology
MTH-322 Mathematics-II 3(3-0) PSY-611 Organizational Behavior 4(4-0)
Ms. Abida Kareem PSY-613 Cross-cultural psychology 4(4-0)
MCM-303 Introduction to Communication 3(3-0)
MS (GCUF)
Semester 3 PSY-615 Trauma Psychology 4(4-0)
Lecturer
Specialization: Abnormal Psychology, Clinical Psychology ENG-421 Communication Skills 3(3-0) PSY-617 Consumer behavior 4(4-0)
PSY-403 History & Systems in Psychology 3(3-0) Semester 8

Mr. Muhammad Umer Khan PSY-632 Internship 2(0-2)
PSY-405 Personality Psychology 3(3-0)
MSc (GCUF)
Lecturer (On Study leave) PSY-407 Social Psychology 3(3-0) PSY-604 Clinical Psychology-II 4(3-1)
Specialization: Health Psychology, Cross Cultural Psychology, EDU-503 Foundation of Education 3(3-0) PSY-606 Counseling Psychology-II 4(3-1)
Abnormal Psychology PSY-608 Positive Psychology 4(4-0)
Semester 4
ENG-422 Technical Writing 3(3-0) PSY-630 Thesis 4(0-4)
Ms. Saima Saeed
M. Phil (GCUL) PSY-404 Advanced Social Psychology 3(3-0) Optional Subjects (any one from the following)
Lecturer (On Study leave) PSY-406 Mental Health and Psychopathology-I 3(3-0) PSY-612 Forensic psychology 4(4-0)
Specialization: Clinical Psychology, Cognitive psychology,
PSY-408 Cognitive & Affective processes 4(3-1) PSY-614 Sports Psychology 4(4-0)
Research Methodology & Statistics, Psychometrics
ECO-408 Issues in Pakistan Economy 3(3-0) PSY-616 Military Psychology 4(4-0)
Ms. Zartashia Kynat Javaid Semester 5 PSY-618 Gender Issues in Psychology 4(4-0)
MSc (UOG)
PSY-501 Behavioral Neurosciences 4(4-0)
Research Officer
Specialization: Social Psychology PSY-503 Mental Health and Psychopathology-II 4(4-0)
PSY-505 Research Methodology-1 3(3-0)
Ms. Quratulain
PSY-507 Application of Statistics in Psychology 3(2-1)
BS(Hons) (GCUF)
Teaching Assistant PSY-509 Educational psychology 4(3-1)
Specialization: Human Resource Management & I/O
Psychology, Forensic Psychology
Ms. Abida Ajid Ali

PMDCP (CCP)
Teaching Assistant
Specialization: Clinical Psychology, Counseling Psy

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MSc Applied Psychology MS / PMD Clinical Psychology

Semester 1 PSY-701 Research Methodology and Statistics in 3(3-0)
Clinical Psychology-I
PSY-551 History and Systems in Psychology 4(4-0)
PSY-702 Psychodiagnosis and Assessment-I 3(3-0)
PSY-553 Research Methodology-1 3((3-0)
PSY-703 Psychotherapy -I 3(3-0)
STA-321 Introduction to Statistical Theory 3(3-0)
PSY-704 Psychophysiology & Psychopharmacology-I 3(3-0)
PSY-557 Cognitive and Affective Processes 4(3-1)
PSY-705 Clinical Training - I 4(4-0)
PSY-559 Behavioral Neurosciences 4(4-0)
PSY-711 Research Methodology and Statistics in 3(3-0)
Semester 2
Clinical Psychology-II
CSI-321 Introduction to Computing Applications 3(3-0)
PSY-712 Psychodiagnosis and Assessment-II 3(3-0)
PSY-556 Psychological Testing and Measurement 3(2-1)
PSY-713 Psychotherapy II 3(3-0)
PSY-558 Personality Psychology 3(3-0)
PSY-714 Psychophysiology & Psychopharmacology-II 3(3-0)
PSY-560 Social Psychology 3(3-0)
PSY-715 Clinical Training - II 4(4-0)
PSY-562 Abnormal Psychology 4(4-0)
Mandatory Courses
PSY-554 Research Methodology-II 3(2-1)
PSY-730 Thesis 6(0-6)
Semester 3
PSY-700 Internship 4(0-4)
PSY-651 Developmental Psychology 3(3-0)
MS (Top Up) Clinical Psychology: (One Year Programme for
PSY-653 Psychometrics 3(2-1) candidates having ADCP/PMD in Clinical Psychology)
PSY-655 Clinical Psychology 4(3-1)
PSY-657 Industrial / Organizational Psychology 4(4-0)
PSY-659 Educational Psychology 4(3-1)
PSY-661 Counseling Psychology 4(3-1)
Semester 4
PSY-652 Health Psychology 4(3-1)
PSY-682 Internship 2(2-0)
PSY-680 Thesis 6(0-6)
OR
Two Optional Subjects from the following
BMS-606 Human Resource Management 3(3-0)
MCM-553 Introduction to Mass Communication 3(3-0)
PSY-654 Cross-Cultural Psychology 3(3-0)
PSY-656 Gender Issues In Psychology 3(3-0)
PSY-658 Forensic Psychology 3(2-1)

Institute of
Art & Design
Phone: 041-9201226
Email: finearts@gcuf.edu.pk
Vision Introduction of Disciplines

To promote art and aesthetic sense at the demand of national Textile Design (4 Year Program in BTD)
and international requirements. The objective of Textile Design major it to introduce a broad
range of Textile processes and theoretical perspectives on which
to base the practice of textile design. It also develops the skills
Mission necessary for researching and originating contemporary textile
To prepare an artistic and educational community that values
themes, and creating fabric prototypes and samples.
creativity, innovation, and conceptual tracks. The institute
Textile Design is concerned with understanding and creating
craves to temper craftsmanship with discipline and knowledge
one of the most intimate and yet public aspect of the material
in the field of Art & Design
world. As technological and cultural creations, textiles and
fundamental to the way we clothe, shelter and represent
Introduction ourselves. As aesthetic expressions, textiles construct and
Faisalabad Institute of Textile & Fashion Design offers 4 year communicate individual and social identities. Since weather
degree programs in Textile Design, Fashion Design, Graphic pattern of Pakistan mostly remains hot & dry, the focus of
Design and Fine Arts. Our upcoming programs are M.A Fine majority of the designer is turning to launch individual brands
Arts (Morning/Evening), 1 year diplomas are in Multimedia, in the field of Textile Prints. Therefore, it is pertinent for us to
Textile Design, Graphic Design, and Fashion Design & Painting. divert our curriculum in introducing latest and innovative textile
Programs Offered Furthermore, 8 short courses of 6 months duration are in prints in order to attract industrial factors & demands.
1. BFA Fashion Design Textile design, Weaving, Interior Design, Drawing & Sketching, Major Courses: Visual Arts, Textile Theory, Weaving, Photography,
2. BFA Textile Design Calligraphy and Hani-Craft as well. Studio teaching at institute History of Design
3. BFA Graphic Design is supported by well-equipped laboratories, broadband internet
4. BFA Painting access, a sculpture workshop, photographic studio sewing lab, Graphic Design (4Year Program in BGD)
5. MA Fine Arts Pattern lab, print making studio drawing lab, a library and well The term Graphic Design often refers to both the process
6. Diploma in Fashion Design equipped graphic and general labs. The following courses are (Designing) by which the communication is created and the
7. Diploma in Textile Design being offered in BFA (Textile Design/Graphic Design/Fine Arts & products (Designs) which are generated.
8. Diploma in Graphic Design Fashion Design The faculty of graphic design at GC University Faisalabad focuses
on number artistic and professional disciplines which lead to
visual communication and presentation.
Coordinator: Ms. Tehmina Afzal Various methods are thought to the students to create
and combine symbols, images and words to create a visual
representation of ideas & messages. Students use typography,
visual arts and page layout techniques to produce the final

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result. To impart academic knowledge and give practical Faculty Mr. Rizwan Munir
exposure to the students of Textile, Fashion and Graphic Design Ms. Tehmina Afzal BSc Textile Engineering
in order to produce skill man power for the textile & Fashion MFA Graphic Design Lecturer
Industry of Pakistan Assistant Professor / Coordinator Specialization: Marketing, Textile Printing Techniques
Major Courses: Photography, Graphic Design, History of Design,
Drawing, Graphic Printing Dr. Muhammad Asghar Ms. Baneen Nazir
HEC Approved PhD Supervisor MA Painting
Fashion Design (4 Year Program BFD) PhD in Design Sciences (Germany) Lecturer
The Faculty of Fashion Design maintains close ties and Assistant Professor
continuously collaborates with the fashion industry to continue Specialization: Design & Visual Culture, Print & Publishing, Ms. Sabeen Fatima
to provide current students with high quality professional Aesthetics MA Painting
training in tune with the needs of the current international Lecturer
fashion scene and industry. Mr. Wajahat Ali
The objective of this course is the development of the creative BFA Painting Ms. Sana Arslan
talent of young people who plan to become professional fashion Assistant Professor MS Art History / MFA Painting
designers. It widens their abilities through research, observation Lecturer
and close examination of the methods for the creation of an Mr. Faheem Tufail
innovation and individual fashion collection. BTD Textile Design Ms. Aneeza Saleem
Major Courses: Fashion Drawing, Pattern, Sewing, Drapping, Assistant Professor BGD Graphic Design
History of Fashion Costume Lecturer
Mr. M. Shahid Anjum
Fine Arts (4 Year Program BFA) MFA Graphic Design, Lecturer (On study Leave) Ms. Farwa Batool
The Faculty of Fine Arts committed to the study and practice of MA Multimedia / BGD Graphic Design
the visual arts as these relate to creative art making, educational Mr. Mohsin Mirza Lecturer
practice and theory, and the understanding of art in its diverse MFA Painting, Lecturer Research Interest: Graphic Design, Photography, Digital Art
historical and cultural settings.
Institute of Arts & Design produces graduated well equipped Mr. Muhammad Ali Mr. Sajjad Ahmad Lakhnavi
to meet the numerous overlapping skills currently demanded MPhil Textile & Clothing, MFA Graphic Design BTD Textile Design
within professional art practice and theoretical discourse. Lecturer Lecturer (On study Leave)
Major Courses: Painting, Landscaping, Sculpture, Print Making, Research Interest: Graphic Design, Printing, Textile & Clothing,
Calligraphy, History of Art, Sculpture Design & Visual Culture Ms. Aliya Shafqat
The department offers specialization in Sculpture focusing BTD Textile Design
exclusively on the techniques and materials in professional Ms. Sammra Shehzad Lecturer (On study Leave)
sculptural forms as an area of professional study. BTD Textile Design, Lecturer
Painting Ms. Sammar Anwar
The objective of this program is to assist the students in Ms. Sadia Shafqat BFA Painting
developing professional and traditional techniques of paining as MA Interior Design, Lecturer Lecturer
a major skill and learning how to paint in innovative ways. Mr. Mehmood Idrees
Print Making Mr. Abu Bakar Noorani MFA Painting
Students expand their understanding of basic print making BFA Fashion Design, Lecturer Lecturer
principles through advanced applied problems focused on
print making as visual representation of images, language, and Ms. Yousra Saleem Mr. Waqas Baloch
through various conceptual and traditional techniques with the Bachelor in Fashion Design BFA Painting
help of equipment available in the department. Lecturer Visiting Lecturer
Mr. Shahid Zaheer Ms. Rabia Shareen

BFA Fashion Design MA Fine Arts
Lecturer Teaching Assistant

Scheme of Studies BFA-446 Research Methodology 2(2-0) ISL-321 Islamic Studies / Ethics 2(2-0)
Bachelor of Graphic Design (BGD) Semester 5 BFA-304 History of Arts I 2(2-0)
Semester 1 BGD-329 Graphic Design (Major) I 6(0-6) PSY-305 Introduction to Psychology - I 4(3-1)
ENG-321 Functional English 3(3-0) BGD-331 Book Illustration 3(0-3) BFA-308 Drawing II 3(0-3)
PST-321 Pakistan studies 2(2-0) BGD-333 Digital Imaging I 2(0-2) BFA-310 Sculpture II 3(0-3)
MTH-321 Mathematics-1 3(3-0) BGD-335 Commercial Printing I 2(2-0) BFA-312 Fundamentals of Design II 3(1-2)
BFA-303 Visual Arts 2(2-0) BGD-337 Marketing I 2(0-2) BFA-314 Drafting II 3(0-3)
BFA-305 Drawing I 3(0-3) BGD-339 History of Design III 2(2-0) Semester 3
BFA-307 Sculpture I 3(0-3) Semester 6 BFA-313 Painting I 4(0-4)
BFA-309 Fundamentals of Design I 3(1-2) BGD-330 Graphic Design (Major) II 6(0-6) BFA-315 Drawing III 3(0-3)
BFA-311 Drafting I 3(0-3) BGD-332 Advance Illustration I 3(0-3) BFA-317 Calligraphy 2(0-2)
Semester 2 BGD-334 Interactive Design I 3(0-3) BFA-319 Print making I 2(0-2)
ENG-322 English Comprehension and Composition 3(3-0) BGD-336 Digital Imaging II 2(0-2) BFA-321 Sculpture III 2(0-2)
ISL-321 Islamic Studies/ Ethics 2(2-0) BGD-338 Commercial Printing II 2(2-0) BFA-323 History of Arts II 3(3-0)
BFA-304 History of Arts I 2(2-0) BGD-340 Creative Writing 2(2-0) ENG-421 Communication Skills 3(3-0)
PSY-422 Introduction to Psychology 3(3-0) Semester 7 Semester 4
BFA-308 Drawing II 3(0-3) BGD-341 Graphic Design (Major) III 6(0-6) BFA-316 Painting II 4(0-4)
BFA-310 Sculpture II 3(0-3) BGD-343 Advance Illustration II 3(0-3) BFA-318 Drawing IV 3(0-3)
BFA-312 Fundamentals of Design II 3(1-2) BGD-345 Interactive Design II 3(0-3) BFA-320 Advance Calligraphy 2(0-2)
BFA-314 Drafting II 3(0-3) BFA-347 Modern Art 3(3-0) BFA-322 Print making II 2(0-2)
Semester 3 BGD-349 Marketing II 2(2-0) BFA-324 Ceramics 2(0-2)
BGD-313 Graphic Design I 3(0-3) Semester 8 BFA-326 Western Art I 3(3-0)
BGD-315 Drawing III 3(0-3) BGD-631 Project 6(0-6) PSY-306 Introduction to Psychology - II 4(3-1)
BGD-317 Calligraphy 2(0-2) Semester 5

BFA-327 Painting (Major) I 6(0-6)
BGD-319 Computer Graphics I 2(0-2) Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)
BGD-321 Photography I 2(1-1) BFA-329 Drawing V 3(0-3)
Painting BFA-331 Western Art II 3(3-0)
BGD-323 History of Arts II 3(3-0)
Semester 1
ENG-421 Communication Skills 3(3-0) BFA-333 Miniature painting I 3(1-2)
BGD-327 History of Design I 2(2-0) BFA-335 Modern Calligraphy 2(0-2)
PST-321 Pakistan studies 2(2-0)
Semester 4 BFA-337 Muslim Art 3(3-0)
MTH-321 Mathematics-I 3(3-0)
BGD-316 Graphic Design II 3(0-3) Semester 6
BFA-303 Visual Arts 2(2-0)
BGD-318 Drawing IV 3(0-3) BFA-328 Painting (Major) II 6(0-6)
BFA-305 Drawing I 3(0-3)
BGD-320 Modern Calligraphy 2(0-3) BFA-330 Advance Drawing I 2(0-2)
BFA-307 Sculpture I 3(0-3)
BGD-322 Printmaking Making 2(0-3) BFA-332 Miniature Painting II 2(0-2)
BFA-309 Fundamentals of Design I 3(1-2)
BGD-324 Computer Graphics II 2(0-3) BFA-334 Western Art III 3(3-0)
BFA-311 Drafting I 3(0-3)
BGD-326 Photography II 2(0-3) BFA-336 Cultural Studies 3(3-0)
Semester 2
BGD-328 History of Design II 3(3-0)
ENG-322 English Comprehension and Composition 3(3-0)

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Semester 7 BTD-316 Textile Design II 3(0-3) Bachelor of Fashion Design (BFD)

BFA-339 Painting (Major) III 6(0-6) BTD-318 Drawing IV 3(0-3) Semester 1
BFA-341 Advance Drawing II 2(0-2) BTD-320 Weaving II 3(0-3) ENG-321 Functional English 3(3-0)
BFA-343 Conceptual Art II 2(0-2) BTD-322 Digital Textiles I 2(0-2) PST-321 Pakistan studies 2(2-0)
BFA-345 Art Criticism 3(3-0) BTD-324 Textile Technology II 2(2-0) MTH-321 Mathematics - I 3(3-0)
BFA-347 Modern Art 3(3-0) BFA-326 Western Art I 3(3-0) BFA-303 Visual Arts 2(2-0)
Semester 8 BTD-328 History of Textiles I 2(2-0) BFA-305 Drawing I 3(0-3)
BFA-631 Project 6(0-6) BFA-446 Research Methodology 2(2-0) BFA-307 Sculpture I 3(0-3)
Semester 5 BFA-309 Fundamentals of Design I 3(1-2)
BTD-327 Textile Design (Major) I 9(0-9) BFA-311 Pattern Making I 3 (0-3)
Bachelor of Textile Design (BTD)
BTD-329 Drawing V 3(0-3) Semester 2
Semester 1
BTD-331 Digital Textiles II 2(0-2) ENG-322 English Comprehension and Composition 3(3-0)
BTD-333 History of Textiles II 2(2-0) ISL-321 Islamic Studies / Ethics 2(2-0)
PST-321 Pakistan studies 2(2-0)
BTD-335 Textile Printing I 2(2-0) BFA-304 History of Arts I 2(2-0)
MTH-321 Mathematics - I 3(3-0)
Semester 6 PSY-422 Introduction to Psychology 3(3-0)
BFA-303 Visual Arts 2(2-0)
BTD-330 Advance Drawing I 2(0-2) BFA-308 Drawing II 3(0-3)
BFA-305 Drawing I 3(0-3)
BTD-332 Textile Design( Major) II 8(0-8) BFA-310 Sculpture II 3(0-3)
BFA-307 Sculpture I 3(0-3)
BTD-334 Digital Textiles III 2(0-2) BFA-312 Fundamentals of Design II 3(1-2)
BFA-309 Fundamentals of Design I 3(1-2)
BTD-336 Textile Made-Ups I 2(1-2) BFA-314 Pattern Making II 3(0-3)
BFA-311 Drafting I 3(0-3)
BTD-338 Textile Printing II 2(2-0) Semester 3
Semester 2
BTD-340 History of Textiles III 2(2-0) BFD-313 Pattern I 2(0-2)
BTD-342 Marketing and Merchandising I 2(2-0) BFD-315 Draping I 2(0-2)
Semester 7 BFD-317 Sewing I 2(0-2)
BFA-304 History of Arts I 2(2-0)
BTD-337 Textile Design(Major) III 8(0-8) BFD-319 Fashion Textile Design I 2 (0-2)
PSY-422 Introduction to Psychology 3(3-0)
BTD-339 Digital Textiles IV 2(0-2) BFD-321 Basic Fashion Drawing 2(0-2)
BFA-308 Drawing II 3(0-3)
BTD-341 Textile Illustration 1(0-2) BFD-323 History of Fashion Costume I 3(3-0)
BFA-310 Sculpture II 3(0-3)
BTD-343 Textile Made-Ups II 2(0-2) ENG-421 Communication skills 2(2-0)
BFA-312 Fundamentals of Design II 3(1-2)
BTD-345 Marketing and Merchandising II 2(2-0) BFD-327 Textile & Fashion Technology 3(3-0)
BFA-314 Drafting II 3(0-3)
Semester 8 Semester 4
Semester 3
BTD-631 Project 6(0-6) BFD-316 Pattern II 2(0-2)
BTD-313 Textile Design I 3(0-3)
BFD-318 Draping II 2(0-2)
BTD-315 Drawing III 3(0-3)
BFD-320 Sewing II 3(0-3)
BTD-317 Calligraphy 2(0-2)
BFD-322 Fashion Textile Design II 3(0-3)
BTD-319 Weaving I 2(0-2)
BFD-324 Fashion Silloute 3(1-2)
BTD-321 Textile Technology I 2(2-0)
BFD-326 Digital Fashion Drawing 2(1-1)
BFA-323 History of Arts II 3(3-0)
BFD-328 History of Fashion Costume II 2(2-0)
ENG-421 Communication Skills 3(3-0)
BFA-446 Research Methodology 2(2-0)
Semester 4

Semester 5
BFD-331 Pattern III 2(0-2)
BFD-333 Draping III 3(0-3)
BFD-335 Sewing III 3(0-3)
BFD-337 Fashion Textile Design III 3(0-3)
BFD-339 Fashion Drawing I 3(0-3)
BFD-341 Designers History 3(3-0)
BFD-343 Fashion Marketing 2(2-0)
Semester 6
BFD-330 Advance Pattern I 3(0-3)
BFD-332 Draping IV 3(0-3)
BFD-334 Advance Sewing I 3(0-3)
BFD-336 Fashion Drawing II 3(0-3)
BFD-338 Fashion Accessories 3(1-2)
BFD-340 Fashion Marketing & Merchandising 2(2-0)
Semester 7
BFD-345 Advance Pattern II 3(0-3)
BFD-347 Advance Draping 3(0-3)
BFD-349 Advance Sewing II 3(0-3)
BFD-351 Fashion Illustration 3(0-3)
BFD-353 Fabric Creation 2(1-1)
BFD-355 Visual Marketing 3(2-1)
Semester 8
BFD-631 Project Report 6(0-6)

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Department of
Education
Phone: 041-9201556
Email: education@gcuf.edu.pk
Vision Faculty
To provide quality education to prepare reflective educators
who possess theoretical knowledge as well as practical mastery Dr. Muhammad Naeem Mohsin
of pedagogical techniques and who can face future challenges in Post Doc. (Austria) PhD
the education sector with confidence. The department intends Associate Professor
to develop in its graduates a critical understanding of the core Special Education & Training, Distance Education
areas of education.
Dr. Shafqat Hussain
PhD Education, Post Doc (UK)
Mission Associate Professor
To provide flexible, multi method learning opportunities
Specialization: Educational research, Assessment & Evaluation,
with variety of approaches including lectures , tutorial group
Teacher Education
discussions, seminars, presentations, research work, teaching
practice, field work etc.
Dr. Shafqat Rasool
PhD (Edu)
Introduction Assistant Professor
The department of Education was established in 2003 with an Specialization: Educational Administration, TQM, Quality
idea of providing quality education to the individuals interested Assurance in Higher Education
in adopting teaching as a profession. Currently, the department
is offering PhD Education, MPhil Education (Evening), MA Dr. Bushra Naoreen
Education (Morning &Evening) and B. Ed (Hons.) Elementary PhD (Edu)
(4 years) programmes. The department has been evolving and Assistant Professor (TTS)
flourishing according to the social and technological changes Specialization: Teacher Education & Research in Education
Programs Offered in the society in general and the educational environment in
1. BEd (Hons) Elementary particular. The department aims to provide quality education Dr. Shumaila Shahzad
2. MA Education and research to prepare reflective educators who can meet PhD (Edu)
3. MPhil Education future challenges in the education sector. The department Assistant Professor (TTS)
4. PhD Education intends to develop in its graduates a critical understanding of Specialization: Educational Psychology, Educational
the core issues of education and research aptitude. So that after Measurement & Evaluation
Chairman: Dr. Muhammad Naeem Mohsin completing the programmes, the graduates can serve different
fields of education and research.

Dr. Muhammad Ayub Buzdar URD-307 Urdu/ regional languages 3(3-0) EDU-508 Comparative education 3(3-0)
PhD (Edu)
Assistant Professor (TTS) EDU-309 General Science Content 3(3-0) EDU-510 Introduction to guidance and counseling 3(3-0)
Specialization: Critical Pedagogy, Educational Psychology EDU-311 General Methods of Teaching 3(3-0) EDU-512 Instructional and Communication Technology 3(3-0)
in Education (Professional)
Semester 2
Dr. Khuda Bakhsh Malik Semester 7
ENG-322 English II (Comprehension and Composition) 3(3-0)
PhD (Edu)
EDU-601 Science-III 3(3-0)
Assistant Professor (TTS) CSI-321 Computer Literacy 3(3-0)
(HEC Approved PhD Supervisor) EDU-603 Mathematics-III 3(3-0)
EDU-306 Classroom Management 3(3-0)
Specialization: : Science Education, Educational Leadership & EDU-605 Computer Applications in Education 3(3-0)
MTH-321 General Mathematics 3(3-0)
Management EDU-607 Data Analysis 3(3-0)
PST-321 Pakistan Studies 2(2-0)
EDU-609 Research Methods in Education 3(3-0)
Dr. Hamid Ikram EDU-312 Methods of teaching Islamic Studies 3(3-0)
PhD (USA) EDU- Teaching Practice 3(0-3)
Semester 3
Assistant Professor (OPS) 632-C
ENG-421 English III (Communication Skills) 3(3-0)
Specialization: Science Education, Curriculum, Policy Studies Semester 8
EDU-403 Teaching literacy Skills 3(3-0)
EDU-602 School Management 3(3-0)
Dr. Muhammad Shabbir BGD-317 Art, Craft and Calligraphy 2(0-2)
PhD (Edu) EDU-604 Test development and evaluation 3(3-0)
EDU-407 Teaching of Urdu/Regional Languages 3(3-0)
Assistant Professor (OPS) EDU-632 Teaching Practice (Internship) 6(0-6)
Specialization: Administration & Management TQM , Quality EDU-409 Teaching of General Science 3(3-0)
EDU-631 Research project 3(0-3)
assurance in Higher Education, Research in Education EDU- Teaching Practice 1 3(0-3)
632-A
Ms. Hina Gull
MA (Edu)
Semester 4 MA Education
EDU-402 Classroom Assessment 3(3-0) Semester 1
Lecturer
Specialization: Educational Administration EDU-404 Teaching of English 3(3-0) EDU-551 Philosophy of Education 3(3-0)
EDU-406 Teaching of Mathematics 3(3-0) EDU-553 Introduction to Educational Psychology 3(3-0)
EDU-408 School, Community and Teacher 3(3-0) EDU-555 Sociology of education 3(3-0)
Ms. Shamaiela Mehboob
MPhil (Edu) EDU-410 Teaching of Social Studies 2(2-0) EDU-557 Educational Management & Supervision 3(3-0)
Lecturer (On Study Leave) EDU-632 Teaching Practice / Internship 3(0-3) EDU-559 Curriculum Development & Implementation 3(3-0)
Specialization: Educational Administration Semester 5 EDU-561 Research Methods in education 3(3-0)
Ms. Sher Bano ENG-422 English III (Technical Writing and Presentation 3(3-0) Semester 2
skills
MA Education EDU-552 Educational Technology 3(3-0)
Lecturer EDU-503 Foundations of education 3(3-0)
EDU-554 Education in Pakistan 3(3-0)
Specialization: Educational Psychology EDU-505 Science-I 3(3-0)
EDU-556 Educational Measurement & Evaluation 3(3-0)
EDU-507 Mathematics-I 3(3-0)
EDU-558 Computer Application in Education 3(3-0)
Scheme of Studies EDU-509 Curriculum Development 3(3-0)
EDU-560 One content improvement course from the 3(3-0)
B.Ed (Hons) Elementary EDU-511 Educational Psychology 3(3-0) following
Semester 1 Semester 6 * Content improvement course in Urdu
ENG-321 Functional English 3(3-0) EDU-502 Contemporary Trends and issues in education 3(3-0) * Content improvement course in English
ISL-321 Islamic Studies/ Ethics 2(2-0) CHM-321 Introductory Chemistry 3(3-0) * Content improvement course in Physical
EDU-305 Child development 3(3-0) MTH-322 Mathematics-II 3(3-0) Science

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Semester 3 MPhil /MS Education

EDU-651 Area of Specialization 3(3-0) EDU-701 Advanced Educational Planning and 3(3-0)
Management
EDU-653 Contemporary Trends & Issues in Education 3(3-0)
EDU-702 Advanced Educational Psychology 3(3-0)
EDU-655 Contemporary Trends & Issues in Education 3(3-0)
EDU-703 Curriculum Planning and Development 3(3-0)
* Methods of teaching Urdu
EDU-704 Advanced Research Methods in Education 3(3-0)
* Methods of teaching English
EDU-705 Advanced Course in Statistics 3(3-0)
* Methods of teaching Social Sciences
EDU-706 Assessment and Evaluation in Education 3(3-0)
* Methods of teaching Physical Sciences
Area of Specialization 1: Educational Administration 6 (6-0)
EDU-680 Thesis OR 6(0-6)
Two substitute courses: EDU-711 Organizational Behavior 3(3-0)
EDU-657 Report Writing in Educational Research
EDU-712 Total Quality Management (TQM) 3(3-0)
EDU-659 Statistical Application In Education
EDU-713 Seminar in Educational Administration Non
Semester 4 Credit
EDU-652 Area of Specialization 3(3-0) OR

EDU-654 Educational Change 3(3-0) Area of Specialization 2: Psychology 6 (6-0)
EDU-556 Teaching Profession 3(3-0) EDU-816 3(3-0) 3(3-0)
EDU-658 Comparative Education 3(3-0) EDU-817 3(3-0) 3(3-0)
EDU-682 Teaching Practice 6(0-6) EDU-813 Seminar in Educational Psychology Non
Credit
OR
Area of Specialization3 : Curriculum Studies 6 (6-0)
EDU-821 Trends and Issues in Curriculum 3(3-0)

EDU-822 Curriculum Change and Innovation in 3(3-0)
Education
EDU-728 Seminar in Curriculum Studies Non
Credit
EDU-830 Thesis 6(6-0)
Scheme of Studies PhD

Semester-1
EDU-801 Research Methodology (Qualitative, 3(3-0)
Quantitative and Mixed Method)
EDU-802 Data Analysis Techniques-I 3(3-0)
EDu-803 Academic Writing Skills 3(3-0)

Semester-2
EDU-804 Data Analysis Techniques-II Practicum SPSS, 3(3-0)
NVIVO etc
EDU-805 Emerging Trends in Teacher Education 3(3-0)
EDU-806 Position Paper 3(0-3)
Semester-3 Onwards
Thesis 6(0-6)

Department of
English Literature
Phone: 041-9201413
Email: engliterature@gcuf.edu.pk
Vision quality teaching and research spanning over decades. The

To enable the students to cope with the radical changes taking Department has always been committed to the symbiotic
place in the field of knowledge.The Department stimulates relationship of teaching, research and the larger concerns of
humanistic learning and the capacity to respond rationally and society. The Department of English seeks to provide the diverse
imaginatively to literature and the life among the students. needs of its students by offering them the opportunity to read
Through the advancement of knowledge, skills and human widely understand and enjoy what they read, and to express
creativity, the Department prepares students to be independent themselves both orally and in writing with ease, force and clarity.
and enlightened thinkers, professionals and opinion leaders of The English Department maintains its strong commitment to
tomorrow traditional areas of study, while also supporting groundbreaking
research and teaching in new and interdisciplinary approaches
to literary studies.
Mission The Department grants BS, MA, M Phil and PhD degrees. We
To inspire an appreciation for the English language and its are one of the largest departments in the university with 30
literatures, and to cultivate its effective use in creative expression faculty members. The Department of English caters for the
and day-to-day life. The Department strives to enhance student needs of other departments related to English language,
success by fostering an environment conducive to intellectual hence maintaining close ties with other departments. English
and personal growth and aims to preserve and protect academic Department teaches across the whole range of English literature
freedom and intellectual independence. It provides a forum and language studies. Our aim is to provide students with a
for critical inquiry and debate. Our mission is to instill in the stimulating environment in which to develop skills in all areas
students a spirit of critical inquiry, capability to look beyond of English.
their parochial surroundings and analytical vision to place and
define themselves in the wider social, cultural, political and
ideological environment. Through our extensive curriculum, we Faculty
Programs Offered aim at development of an educated and enlightened population
1. BS English Literature capable of informed judgment and responsible citizenship and Dr. Mazhar Hayat
2. MA English Literature the availability of persons who have the knowledge, skills and Associate Professor
3. MPhil English Literature adaptability required by public and private enterprise. PhD
4. PhD English Literature Specialization: Comparative
Literature,Critical Theory, Literary Stylistics
Incharge: Dr. Mazhar Hayat Introduction
The Department of English Literature is one of the leading
departments of the University with a rich history of excellence,

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Dr. Muhamamd Asif Mr. Muhammad Afzal Khan Janjua Mr. Hassan Lali
Assistant Professor Lecturer Lecturer
PhD (Pak) MPhil (Scholar) MPhil (Scholar)
Specialization: Shakespearian Studies , Translation Studies, Specialization: Postcolonial Theory , Pakistani Literature in Specialization: Drama & Poetry
Modern Novel English, History of English Literature, Classical& Modern novel,
Communication &Rhetorical skills Ms. Hina Kanwal
Dr. Ghulam Murtaza Lecturer
Assistant Professor Ms. Saddaf Rasheed MPhil (Scholar)
PhD (Pak) Lecturer Specialization: American Literature
Specialization: Native American Literature, Foucauldian MPhil (Pak)
Studies, Critical Discourse Analysis, Literary Theory, Stylistics Specialization: Feminist Literary Criticism Ms. Sadia Akram
Lecturer
Dr. Ali Usman Saleem Ms. Safana Hashmat MPhil (Pak) Specialization: Research Methodology,
Assistant Professor Lecturer Comparative Literature, Literary Theory, World Literature
PhD (Pak) MPhil(Pak)
Specialization: 9/11 and War on Terror Discourse, Pakistani Specialization: Psychoanalytical Literary Criticism Ms. Anum Javed
Literature in English, Modern Literary and Critical Theory, Lecturer
Postcolonial Studies Ms. Sahar Javaid MPhil (Pak)
Lecturer Specialization: New Historicism
Dr. Asma Aftab MPhil (Pak)
Lecturer Specialization: English Literature , Novel , Communication Ms. Farkhanda Nazir
PhD (Pak) Skills Lecturer
Specialization: Feminist Literary Criticism MPhil (Pak)Specialization: Literary Theory, Research
Mr. Tasawar Abbas Shah ( On Study Leave) Methodology & Novel
Ms. Sofia Dildar Alvi (on EOL) Lecturer
Lecturer MPhil (Pak) Ms. Aneela Azhar
MPhil (Pak) Specialization: Syntax , Semantics, Classical Drama Lecturer
Specialization: Classical Literary Theory, Pakistani Literature, M.A (Pak)
Hallidays Functional Linguistics Ms. Kanza Umer Khan Specialization: Research Methodology, Poetry, Novel
Lecturer
Mr. Aamer Shaheen (on Study Leave) MPhil (Pak)Specialization: Greek & Elizabethan Drama, Ms. Sonia Rafique
Lecturer Literary Theory Lecturer
MPhil (GCUF). M.A (Pak)
Specialization: Novel in englishes, Pakistani literature in Ms. Nausheen Yousaf (on Study Leave) Specialization: General Linguistics, Classical Poetry
English, Literary theory, Postcolonial Theory & Litrature, Lecturer
Literary Stylistics MPhil (Scholar) Ms. Sabeen Nadeem
Specialization: Psychoanalysis Literary Criticism Novel Lecturer
Ms. Sadia Qamar (on Study Leave) MPhil (Pak)
Lecturer Ms. Sajjida Iqbal Specialization: Modern Novel , Communication Skills
PhD (Scholar) Lecturer
Specialization: Modern English Poetry, Novel in englishes, MPhil (Pak)Specialization: Stylistics, Literary Theory- Marxism, Ms. Zahida Rehman (on Contract)
Pakistani literature in English, Literary theory, Post-colonial New Historicism, Psychoanalysis Lecturer
Theory & Litrature, Sociolinguistics MPhil (Pak)
Ms. Uzma Asmat (On Deputation) Specialization: Modern Novel , Communication Skills
Mr. Noor Ul Qamar Qasmi (on Study Leave) Lecturer
Lecturer MPhil (Pak) Ms. Tabassum Maqbool (on Contract)
MPhil (Scholar) Specialization: Discourse Analysis Lecturer
Specialization: Popular Narrative, Post Colonialism MPhil (Pak)
Specialization: Feminisim, Creative Writing, Literary Theory

Scheme of Studies ENG-511 Literature of War and Conflict 3(3-0) ENG-562 General Linguistics 3(3-0)
BS English Literature Semester 6 Semester 3
Semester 1 ENG-502 Modern Poetry 3(3-0) ENG-651 Research Methodology 3(3-0)
ENG-301 English -I (Grammar) 3(3-0) ENG-504 Novel-II 3(3-0) ENG-653 Modern drama 3(3-0)
ENG-303 Introduction to Literary Studies 3(3-0) ENG-506 American Literature-II (Poetry & Novel) 3(3-0) ENG-655 Modern Poetry 3(3-0)
ENG-305 History of English Literature - I 3(3-0) ENG-508 Literary Theory-II 3(3-0) ENG-657 Postcolonial Studies 3(3-0)
POL-304 Gender & Human Rights 3(3-0) ENG-510 Literary Text Analysis 3(3-0) ENG-659 Literature around the World 3(3-0)
ENG-321 Functional English 3(3-0) ENG-512 TEFL 3(3-0) ENG-661 Theater of the Absurd 3(3-0)
ISL-321 Islamic Studies / Ethics 2(2-0) Semester 7 ENG-663 Literary Text Analysis 3(3-0)
Semester 2 ENG-601 Novel-III 3(3-0) Semester 4
ENG-302 English-II (Reading and Study Skills) 3(3-0) ENG-603 Pakistani Literature in English-II 3(3-0) ENG-652 Modern Novel 3(3-0)
ENG-304 Classical Poetry 3(3-0) ENG-605 Postcolonial Studies 3(3-0) ENG-654 Pakistani Literature in English 3(3-0)
ENG-306 History of English Literature - II 3(3-0) ENG-607 World Literature 3(3-0) ENG-656 Short Stories 3(3-0)
ENG-308 General Linguistics 3(3-0) ENG-609 Research Methodology 3(3-0) ENG-658 Popular Narrative 3(3-0)
HIS- 502 History of Europe (1848-1991) 3(3-0) ENG-611 South Asian Literature 3(3-0) ENG-660 Comparative Approaches to Literary Studies 3(3-0)
PST-321 Pakistan Studies 2(2-0) Semester 8 ENG-662 Media and Culture Studies 3(3-0)
Semester 3 ENG-602 Comparative Approaches to Literary Studies 3(3-0) ENG-680 Thesis (In lieu of ENG-660 and ENG-662) 6(0-6)
ENG-401 English-III (Writing Skills) 3(3-0) ENG-604 Theatre of the Absurd 3(3-0)
ENG-403 Greek Drama 3(3-0) ENG-606 Media and Culture Studies 3(3-0)
MPhil/PhD English Literature
ENG-405 Prose 3(3-0) ENG-608 Russian Literature 3(3-0)
Core Courses
CSI- 321 Introduction to Computing Applications 3(3-0) ENG-610 Popular Narrative 3(3-0)
*ENG-701 Literary Theory 3(3-0)
MCM-404 Mass Media in Pakistan 3(3-0) ENG-612 Short Stories 3(3-0)
*ENG-704 Research Methodology 3(3-0)
PSY-407 Social Psychology 3(3-0)
*ENG-705 Postcolonial Studies 3(3-0)
Semester 4 MA English Literature *ENG-706 Pakistani Literature in English 3(3-0)
ENG-402 English-IV (Listening , Speaking and 3(3-0)
Semester 1 **ENG-711 Advanced Research Methods 3(3-0)
Presentation skills)
ENG-551 Classical Poetry 3(3-0) **ENG-712 Literary and Critical Studies 3(3-0)
ENG-404 Literary Criticism 3(3-0)
ENG-553 Greek and Elizabethan Drama 3(3-0) Other Manadatory Requirment for MPhil
ENG-406 Elizabethan Drama 3(3-0)
ENG-555 History of English Literature 3(3-0) ENG-730 Thesis 6(0-6)
ENG-408 Novel - I 3(3-0)
ENG-557 Prose 3(3-0) Other Manadatory Requirment for PhD
ENG-410 Phonetics and Phonology 3(3-0)
ENG-559 Academic Reading and Writing 3(3-0) ENG-758 Seminar General 1(0-1)
ENG-561 Sentence Analysis 3(3-0) ENG-759 Seminar Research 1(0-1)
Semester 5
Semester 2 ENG-760 Thesis
ENG-501 Romantic &Victorian Poetry 3(3-0)
ENG-552 Literary Criticism 3(3-0) * Core course for MPhil and 2 elective courses in each semester
ENG-503 Modern Drama 3(3-0)
** Core course for PhD and 2 elective courses in each semester
ENG-554 Novel - I 3(3-0)
ENG-505 American Literature-I (Drama) 3(3-0)
List of Elective Courses for MPhil / PhD English
ENG-556 Romantic and Victorian Poetry 3(3-0)
ENG-507 Literary Theory- I 3(3-0)
ENG-702 20th Century Drama and Poetry 3(3-0)
ENG-558 American literature 3(3-0)
ENG-509 Pakistani Literature in English-I 3(3-0)
ENG-703 20th Century Fiction 3(3-0)
ENG-560 Literary theory 3(3-0)

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ENG-707 American Literature 3(3-0)

ENG-708 World Literature in Translation 3(3-0)
ENG-709 Classical Rhetorical Studies 3(3-0)
ENG-710 South Asian Literature 3(3-0)
ENG-713 Contemporary Pakistani Literature 3(3-0)
ENG-714 Literatures Across Time and Cultures 3(3-0)
ENG-715 Postcolonial Theory and Literature 3(3-0)
ENG-716 Gender Studies 3(3-0)
ENG-717 American Literatures 3(3-0)

Department of
History and Pakistan Studies
Phone: 041-9201428
Email: history@gcuf.edu.pk
Vision Sciences such as Economics, Sociology, History, Political Science

We aim to be a leader of the disciplines of social sciences by and Pakistani languages and their literature. We are trying our
developing analytical tools excelling in teaching, scholarship and best to encourage and prepare the students for the exploration,
exploiting opportunities for academic research. analysis and advancement of research on the issues besetting
Pakistan internally and externally. In this regard, the authorities
of the university are planning to establish a Research Centre
Mission in near future which would not only concentrate on the basic
The Department of History and Pakistan Studies is dedicated to issues of Pakistani state and society but also examine and boost
the pursuit of academic excellence and diversity. The department the prospects of peace in South Asia and suggest ways and
strives to polish the students intellectual curiosity with a focus means to promote harmony and stability in the region.
on tools to assess and solve complex problems and inculcate
skills to become independent and motivated decision-makers.
Faculty
Introduction Dr. Abdul Qadir Mushtaq
The Department of Pakistan Studies was established in PhD (History)
2003. It was renamed as Department of History and Pakistan Assistant Professor
Studies in 2011. The Department offers programmes i.e. MSc Specialization: Constitutional and Political History of Pakistan,
(Morning/Evening) and MPhil (Evening) in both History and Foreign Policy of Pakistan
Pakistan Studies. It aims to impart learning and understanding
of the philosophical, social and cultural, political and economic
Programs Offered contours of the discipline of History as well as various aspects of
Mr. Ghulam Ghous
1. BS History MPhil (History) (Pak)
the state and society of Pakistan. It also attempts to orientate Assistant Professor / Registrar
2. BS Pakistan Studies
the students towards the institutional strengths and weakness Specialization: Freedom Movement, Party Politics and Political
3. MSc Pakistan Studies
of the government to reinforce its strengths and correct what Parties in Pakistan, Historiography and Philosophy of History
4. MA History
we may call our deficiencies.
5. MPhil Pakistan Studies
Our goal is to make the department as a centre of excellence Dr. Shahid Latif
6. MPhil History
by producing capable experts and quality research in both the PhD (History)
7. PhD History
disciplines of History and Pakistan Studies. The Department Assistant Professor
would launch PhD programme in near future. Pakistan Studies Specialization: Migration and Ethnicity
Incharge: Dr. Abdul Qadir Mushtaq
is an inter-disciplinary subject and it offers courses which have
close affinity with and understanding of other subjects of Social

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Dr. Rizwan Ullah Kokab Mr. Tohid Ahmad Chattha Semester 5

PhD (History)(Pak) MPhil (Pakistan studies)
Assistant Professor Research Officer HIS-501 Historiography 3(3-0)
Specialization: Modern History of South Asia, Movements Specialization: History of Punjab & Religious extremism in HIS-502 History of Europe (1848-1991) 3(3-0)
Leadership, Separatism Pakistan HIS-503 History of Freedom Movement (1857-1947) 3(3-0)
HIS-504 History of Pakistan Studies (1947-1971) 3(3-0)
Ms. Zil-e-Huma Rafique
MPhil (Pak. Studies) (Pak)
Scheme of Studies HIS-505 Historical perspective of Pakistan 3(3-0)
Lecturer BS History Semester 6
Specialization: Pak-US Relations Political History of Pakistan
Semester 1 HIS-506 History of Sufism 3 (3-0)
Ms. Somia Tasneem ENG-321 Functional English 3(3-0) HIS-507 History of Saffarids (1501-1786) 3 (3-0)
MPhil (Pakistan Studies) (Pak) ISL-321 Islamic Studies / Ethics 2(2-0) HIS-508 History of Pakistan (1972-2008) 3 (3-0)
Lecturer (FDP) (On Study Leave) CSI-321 Introduction to Computing Applications 3(3-0) HIS-509 History of Modern Muslim World 3 (3-0)
Specialization: Culture and Tourism
HIS-304 Introduction to History 3(3-0) HIS-510 History of Modern Arab World (1919-1945) 3 (3-0)
Ms. Asma Naureen HIS-305 Introduction to World Civilization 3(3-0) HIS-511 Persian / Arabic / Turkish 2 (2-0)
MPhil (History),(Pak) POL-301 Introduction to Political Sciences 3(3-0) Semester 7
Lecturer
Semester 2 HIS-601 History of Central Asia Il-Khanids and Timurids 3(3-0)
Specialization: Pakistan Movement
ENG-322 English Comprehension and Composition 3(3-0) HIS-602 History of Religious Thought in Islam 3(3-0)
Ms. Iffat Tahira HIS-308 Pakistan Studies 2(2-0) HIS-603 History of Muslim Social and Political Thought 3(3-0)
MPhil (Pakistan Studies), (Pak) HIS-604 History of the Modern Arab World (1945-1992) 3(3-0)
HIS-309 Research Methodology 3(3-0)
Lecturer
Specialization: Local self government in Pakistan HIS-310 History of Islam 3(3-0) HIS-605 History of Muslim Cities 3(3-0)
MTH-321 Mathematics - I 3(3-0) Semester 8
Mr. Zaighum Sarfraz Kamoka SOC-307 Introduction to Sociology 3(3-0) HIS-630 Thesis 6(0-6)
MPhil (History) (Pak)
Semester 3 The student is required to write dissertation to be decided in
Lecturer
consultation with the department.
Specialization: Modern south Asia and governance crises in ENG-421 Communication Skills 3(3-0)
Pakistan Optional Courses (4 Courses will be chosen from general / Indo-
HIS-402 Urdu / Regional Language 3(3-0)
Pakistan)
HIS-403 History of Umayyads and Abbasids 3(3-0)
Mr. Mazhar Abbas (661-1258)
General History
MPhil (Pakistan Studies) (Pak) HIS-607 Socio-Economic History of South Asia 3(3-0)
Lecturer HIS-404 History of Muslim Rule in South Asia(640-1526) 3(3-0)
(1206-1707)
Specialization: Landed Aristocracy In Pakistan HIS-405 History of Europe (1453-1848) 3(3-0)
HIS-608 History of Ancient India 3(3-0)
POL-406 Introduction to International Relations 3(3-0)
Mr. Umer Yaqoob HIS-609 History of the Mughals 3(3-0)
Semester 4
MPhil History (Pak) HIS-610 History of Europe 3(3-0)
Lecturer (on study leave) ECO-408 Issues in Pakistan Economy 3(3-0)
HIS-611 History of England 3(3-0)
Specialization: Pakistan History EDU-503 Foundation of Education 3(3-0)
HIS-612 History of USA 3(3-0)
HIS-409 History of Muslim Rule in South Asia (1526- 3(3-0)
HIS-613 History of Russia 3(3-0)
1857)
HIS-614 Regional Studies: Balochistan, Sindh, Punjab, 3(3-0)
HIS-410 Urdu/ Regional Language 3(3-0)
KPK
ENG-422 Technical Writing 3(3-0)
Indo-Pakistan Subcontinent
HIS-412 History of Muslim Rule in Spain (755-1492) 3(3-0)
HIS-615 Indus Valley Civilization 3(3-0)
HIS-616 Hindu & Buddhist Civilizations 3(3-0)

HIS-617 History of Sultanate Period 3(3-0) Semester 5 PST-554 Constitutional and Political Development in 4(4-0)
Pakistan
HIS-618 History of The Great Mughals 3(3-0) PST-501 Economics 3(3-0)
PST-556 Party Politics and Political Parties in Pakistan 4(4-0)
HIS-619 History of Revivalist Movement in South Asia 3(3-0) PST-502 Human rights in Pakistan 3(3-0)
PST-558 Local Self Government and Devolution of 4(4-0)
HIS-620 Pakistan Movement 3(3-0) PST-503 Historical perspective of Pakistan 3(3-0)
Power in Pakistan
HIS-621 Constitutional History of Pakistan(1947 2008) 3(3-0) PST-504 Muslim revivalist movement in Indo-Pakistan 3(3-0)
subcontinent (18th 20th century)
HIS-622 Political History of Pakistan (1947 2008) 3(3-0)
Semester 3
PST-505 Contemporary issues in Pakistan 3(3-0)
PST-651 Geography of Pakistan 3(3-0)
Semester 6
BS Pakistan Studies PST-506 Political and constitutional development in 3(3-0)
PST-653 Federation and Regionalism in Pakistan 3(3-0)
Semester 1 Pakistan. PST-655 Pakistani Culture: A Profile 4(4-0)
ENG-321 Functional English 3(3-0) PST-507 Seminar an issue of National importance 3(3-0) PST-657 Research Methodology 4(4-0)
ISL-321 Islamic Studies / Ethics 2(2-0) PST-508 Local self Government in Pakistan 3(3-0) PST-659 Intellectual History of Muslims of South Asia 4(4-0)
MTH-321 Mathematics 1 3(3-0) PST-509 Pakistan Foreign Policy (1971-2008) 3(3-0) Optional Courses
PST-304 Independence Movement and the Creation of 3(3-0) PST-510 Political parties and civil society in Pakistan 3(3-0) PST-661 Regional Studies 3(3-0)
Pakistan (1857-1947) Semester 7 PST-663 Women Empowerment in Pakistan 3(3-0)
PST-305 Land and People of Pakistan 3(3-0) PST-601 Political and Constitutional Development 3(3-0) Semester 4 (Five Courses from the following)
Semester 2 (1971-2008)
PST-652 Pakistan in International Scenario 3(3-0)
ENG-322 English comprehension and Composition 3(3-0) PST-602 Citizenship: A case study of Pakistan 3(3-0)
PST-654 Dimensions of Mystical Islam in South Asia 4(4-0)
CSI-321 Introduction to Computing Applications 3(3-0) PST-603 Political System: Governments and Regimes 3(3-0)
PST-656 Human rights, Law and State in Pakistan/ 4(4-0)
(1947-2008)
POL-301 Introduction to Political Science 3(3-0) Research Dissertation
PST-604 Geographic and Demographic profile of 3(3-0)
PST-309 Pakistan: A survey (1947-1970) 3(3-0) PST-658 Political Economy of Pakistan 3(3-0)
Pakistan
PST-310 Pakistan : Society and Culture 3(3-0) PST-660 Language and Literature in Pakistan 3(3-0)
PST-605 Research Methodology 3(3-0)
Semester 3 PST-630 Thesis 6(0-6)
Semester 8
ENG-421 Communication Skills 3(3-0) PST-662 Crisis and Disaster Management 3(3-0)
PST-606 Mineral and Energy Resources of Pakistan 3(3-0)
PST-402 Urdu / Regional Languages 3(3-0) PST-664 Politics of Religion in Pakistan 3(3-0)
PST-607 Legal system of Pakistan : Civil and Criminal 3(3-0)
SOC-307 Introduction to Sociology 3(3-0) PST-608 Pak-USA Foreign Policy before and After 9/11 3(3-0)
POL-406 Introduction to International Relations 3(3-0) PST-630 Research Thesis 6(0-6) MA History
ECO-408 Issues in Pakistan Economy 3(3-0)
Semester 1
PST -406 Foreign Policy of Pakistan 3(3-0) MSc Pakistan Studies HIS-551 Early History of Islam 3(3-0)
Semester 4
Semester 1 HIS-553 Research Methodology 3(3-0)
PST-407 Pakistan Language and Literature 3(3-0)
PST-551 Muslim Nationalism in South Asia 4(4-0) HIS-555 Muslim Struggle for Independence 1858-1930 3(3-0)
PST-408 Pakistan: A survey (1971 to 2008) 3(3-0)
PST-553 Public Policy and Governance in Pakistan 3(3-0) HIS-557 Government & Politics in Pakistan 1947-2000 3(3-0)
PST-409 Psychology 3(3-0)
PST-555 Foreign Policy of Pakistan 4(4-0) HIS-559 Modern Europe(1789-1945) 3(3-0)
EDU-503 Foundation of Education 3(3-0)
PST-557 Ideological Foundations of Pakistan 4(4-0) ENG-321 Functional English 3(3-0)
PST-411 Mass Media and Communication in Pakistan 3(3-0)
ENG-321 Functional English 3(3-0) Semester 2
PST-412 Social change and development in Pakistan 3(3-0)
Semester 2 HIS-552 State and Society in Muslim India 1206-1707 3(3-0)
PST-552 Civil and Military Bureaucracy in Pakistan 3(3-0) HIS-554 Muslim Struggle for Independence 1930-1947 3(3-0)
HIS-556 Foreign Policy of Pakistan 1947-1997 3(3-0)

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HIS-558 Philosophy of History 3(3-0) MPhil History

HIS-560 International Relations and Organizations 3(3-0) HIS-701 Research Methdology 3(3-0)
CSI-321 Introduction to Computing Applications 3(3-0) HIS-702 Leadership and Challenges in the 20th 3(3-0)
Century
Semester 3
HIS-703 A Study of Historical Movements of South 3(3-0)
HIS-651 Contemporary Middle East 3(3-0)
Asia
HIS-653 United States after Second World War 3(3-0)
HIS-704 Resistance and Revolution in History 3(3-0)
HIS-655 Local Self-Government in Pakistan 3(3-0)
HIS-705 Historiography 3(3-0)
HIS-657 Pakistani Languages and Literature 3(3-0)
HIS-706 A Study of Political Parties in Pakistan 3(3-0)
HIS-659 Muslim Rule in India(712-1526) 3(3-0)
HIS-707 A Study of Historical Institutions and 3(3-0)
HIS-661 Muslim Political Thought and Institutions 3(3-0) Ideologies
Semester 4 HIS-708 A Study of Personalities/ Issues/ Institutions 3(3-0)
HIS-652 Modern Muslim World 3(3-0) in Pakistan
HIS-654 The Great Mughals(1526-1707) 3(3-0) HIS-730 Thesis 6(0-6)
HIS-656 Later Mughals & British India(1707-1857) 3(3-0)

HIS-658 The Punjab in Modern Times 3(3-0) PhD History
HIS-660 Umayyads and Abbasides 3(3-0) HIS-709 Methods of Research in History 3(3-0)
HIS-662 The Ottoman Empire(1288-1924) 3(3-0) HIS-710 History of Muslim nationalism in South Asia 3(3-0)
HIS-711 Seminar in a Movement or Political Party or 3(3-0)
a Personality or a Regime or an issue in the
MPhil Pakistan Studies History of Pakistan
PST-701 Politics and Discourse of Quaid-e-Azam 3(3-0) HIS-712 Historiography 3(3-0)
PST-702 Pakistan and Contemporary World 3(3-0) HIS-713 Intellectual History of Islam In South Asia 3(3-0)
PST-703 Policy Formulation and Decision Making in 3(3-0) (712-1757)
Pakistan HIS-714 Study of Modern Muslim World Focusing 3(3-0)
PST-704 Constitutional Development and Political 3(3-0) on the History and Culture of Iran, Turkey,
Dynamics in Pakistan Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, Egypt
PST-705 Islamic Modernism in Pakistan 3(3-0) HIS-715 Elementary Persian 3(3-0)
PST-706 Research Methodology 3(3-0) HIS-716 Colonialism and Society in South Asia (1757- 3(3-0)
1947)
PST-707 Problem of National Integration in Pakistan 3(3-0)
HIS-717 History of Muslim Art & Culture in South Asia 3(3-0)
PST-708 Government and Politics in Bhutto Era 3(3-0)
HIS-718 History of Regions in Pakistan focusing on 3(3-0)
PST-709 Governance and Politics in Pakistan 3 (3-0) Punjab
PST-710 Religion and Politics in Pakistan 3 (3-0) HIS-719 Seminar in a period, an Institutions or a 3(3-0)
Other Mandatory Requirements for MPhil Personality in the South Asian Countries
from the Earliest Time to 1947
PST-730 Thesis 6(0-6)
HIS-760 Thesis

College of
Law
Phone: 041-9200152
Email: law@gcuf.edu.pk
Vision The College of Law arranged many conference since it was

The College of Law envisions a society which is just, democratic, established. In December 2014, we organized an International
and law abiding. conference on Law & Order and Criminal Justice System. Well
known speaker though out the country participated in it.
Recently a conference on Rule of Law was organized in Muree
Mission where eminent figures from education, judiciary and legislation
To prepare legal practitioners with sound theoretical background participated.
and commitment to ethics and fair play. These professionals
will play their role in upholding the sanctity of the constitution
and the courts of law. They will become torch bearers of Faculty
human rights, child rights, women rights and minority rights,
contributing immensely to the cause of social justice and just Mr. Shahid Rizwan
society. Lecturer
PhD Scholar
Specialization: Corporate Law
Introduction
The Faculty of Law was established in 2003. The Faculty has its Dr. Aamir Abbas Haral
own distinction among other faculties of the University. The Lecturer
programmes offered by the College aim at satisfying academic PhD in Law (UK)
and professional requirements of the students, so that they may Specialization: Company & Corporate Law
enter the arena of legal practice with all the requisite legal and
professional skills. The dynamic teaching faculty of Law provides Mr. Ghulam Murtiza
legal education with an Islamic and Pakistani perspective that
Programs Offered is relevant to the structure of Pakistani state and society. The
Assistant Professor
1. LLB (5 Years) PhD Scholar (On Study Leave)
students are encouraged to develop critical and analytical skills Specialization: Administrative Law
2. LLB (3 Years)
by involving themselves in the research activities. Owing to the
3. LLM
commitment and efforts of highly professional teaching staff, the Ms. Fozia Naseem
Law College has made its name in the legal education. Five Years Lecturer
Coordinator: Mr. Shahid Rizwan
Law Programme is in accordance with the approved curriculum PhD Scholar
of HEC and is designed to cater to all the professional and legal Specialization: Human Rights Law
requirements of the students.

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Mr. Shahid Sultan LAW-401 Islamic Jurisprudence I 03(3-0) LAW-608 Criminal Procedure II 03(3-0)
Lecturer
LL.M LAW-403 Law of Torts II 03(3-0) LAW-610 Law of Evidence II 03(3-0)
Specialization: International Law LAW- 405 Law of Contract I 03(3-0) LAW-612 Legal Drafting II 03(3-0)
LAW-407 Constitutional Law I (UK) 03(3-0) Internship
Mr. Muhammad Waqas Sarwar
PSY-305 Introduction to Psychology 03(3-0) After completion of 8th semester and before 10 semester (During
Lecturer
Summer Vacations)
LL.M (UK) Semester 4
Specialization: Constitutional & Commercial Law Semester 9
LAW-402 Human Rights Law 03(3-0)
LAW-651 Research Methods 03(3-0)
LAW-404 Constitutional Law II (USA) 03(3-0)
Ms. Noreen Akhtar Butt LAW-653 Minor Acts 03(3-0)
Lecturer LAW-406 Islamic Jurisprudence II 03(3-0)
LAW-655 Elective I 03(3-0)
PhD Scholar LAW-408 Jurisprudence I 03(3-0)
Specialization: Corporate Law LAW-657 Elective II 03(3-0)
LAW-410 Law of Contract II 03(3-0)
LAW-659 Moot cases and Professional Ethics 03(3-0)
LAW-412 Consumer Protection Laws 03(3-0)
Mr. Babar Shaheen Haral
LAW-661 Labour Laws 03(3-0)
Research &Teaching Assistant Semester 5
LL.M Scholar Semester 10
LAW-501 Jurisprudence II 03(3-0)
Specialization: Criminal Law, Human Rights Law LAW-652 Administrative Law 03(3-0)
LAW-503 Constitutional Development In Pakistan 03(3-0)
LAW-654 Interpretation of Statutes and Legislative 03(3-0)
LAW-505 Islamic Personal Law I 03(3-0)
Drafting
LAW-507 Criminal Law I 03(3-0)
LAW-656 Elective III 03(3-0)
Scheme of Studies LAW-509 Law of Property 03(3-0)
LAW-658 Elective IV 03(3-0)
LLB (5 Years) LAW-511 Environmental Laws 03(3-0)
LAW-660 Research Project 03(3-0)
Semester 6
Semester 1 LAW-662 Public Interest Litigation 03(3-0)
LAW-502 Introduction to Logic and Legal Reasoning 03(3-0)
LAW-504 Law of Business Organizations 03(3-0)
LAW-506 Islamic Personal Law II 03(3-0) LLB (3 Years)
LAW-508 Criminal Law II 03(3-0) Semester 1
ECO-408 Fundamental of Economics 03(3-0)
LAW-510 Special and Local Laws 03(3-0) LAW-551 Islamic Jurisprudence 03(3-0)
LAW-301 Introduction to Law 03(3-0)
LAW-512 Banking Laws 03(3-0) LAW-553 English Jurisprudence 03(3-0)
CSI-321 Skill Development 03(3-0)
Semester 7 LAW-555 Constitutional History of Pakistan 03(3-0)
LAW-303 Tolerance 03(3-0)
LAW-601 Public International Law I 03(3-0) ENG_421 Communication Skills 03(3-0)
Semester 2
LAW-603 Constitutional Law III (Pakistan) 03(3-0) LAW-557 Sale of Goods Act 02(2-0)
ENG-322 English Comprehensive and Composition 03(3-0)
LAW-605 Civil Procedure I 03(3-0) LAW-559 Law of Equity 03(3-0)
ISL-321 Islamic Studies/ Ethics 02(2-0)
LAW-607 Criminal Procedure I 03(3-0) LAW-561 Muslim Personal Law I 02(2-0)
POL-301 Principles of Political Science 03(3-0)
LAW-609 Law of Evidence I 03(3-0) Semester 2
LAW- 302 Legal System of Pakistan 03(3-0)
LAW-611 Legal Drafting I 03(3-0) LAW-552 Muslim Personal Law II 02(2-0)
HIS-404 History (1857-till date) 03(3-0)
Semester 8 CSI-321 Introduction to Computer Applications 03(3-0)
LAW-304 Law of Torts-I 03(3-0)
LAW-602 Public International Law II 03(3-0) LAW-554 Law of torts 03(3-0)
MTH-421 Mathematics 03(3-0)
LAW-604 Equity and Specific Relief Act 03(3-0) LAW-556 Constitutional Law of Pakistan 03(3-0)
Semester 3
LAW-606 Civil Procedure II 03(3-0) LAW-558 Law of Contract 03(3-0)
LAW-560 General Clauses Act 03(3-0)

Semester 3 LLM
LAW-651 Criminal Law I 03(3-0) Compulsory Course LAW-715 International Economic Law 03(3-0)
LAW-653 Consumer Protection Law 02(2-0) LAW-707 Legal Research Methodology and Writing 03(3-0) LAW-716 Company & Corporate Law 03(3-0)
LAW-655 Banking Law 02(2-0) Optional Courses LAW-717 International Trade Law 03(3-0)
LAW-657 Specific Relief Act 03(3-0) LAW-701 Administrative Law. 03(3-0) LAW-718 Islamic Laws 03(3-0)
LAW-659 Comparative study of Constitutional Law (UK 03(3-0) LAW-702 Alternate Dispute Resolution 03(3-0) LAW-719 Labour Laws 03(3-0)
& USA)
LAW-703 International Law 03(3-0) LAW-720 Law and Politics 03(3-0)
LAW-661 Human Rights Law 03(3-0)
LAW-704 Intellectual Property Laws 03(3-0) LAW-721 Law and Society in South Asia 03(3-0)
LAW-663 Partnership Law 02(2-0)
LAW-705 Banking Laws 03(3-0) LAW-722 Law of International Institutions 03(3-0)
Semester 4
LAW-706 Criminology 03(3-0) LAW-723 Law of Taxation 03(3-0)
LAW-652 Criminal Procedure I 03(3-0)
LAW-708 Law of Evidence 03(3-0) LAW-724 Shipping Law 03(3-0)
LAW-654 Public International Law 03(3-0)
LAW-709 Comparative Human Rights Law 03(3-0) LAW-725 Western Jurisprudence and Legal Theory 03(3-0)
LAW-656 Special & Local Laws 03(3-0)
LAW-710 Commercial / Business Laws 03(3-0) Thesis
LAW-658 Environmental Law 02(2-0)
LAW-711 Constitutionalism and Constitutional Law 03(3-0) LAW-730 Thesis 06(0-6)
LAW-660 Taxation Law 02(2-0)
LAW-712 Comparative Environmental Law 03(3-0)
LAW-662 Minor Acts 02(2-0)
LAW-713 Comparative Study of Islamic and Western 03(3-0)
LAW-664 Criminal Law II 03(3-0) Jurisprudence
Semester 5 LAW-714 Legal History of Pakistan and India 03(3-0)
LAW-671 Law of Evidence 03(3-0)
LAW-673 Legal Drafting & Pleading 02(2-0)
LAW-675 Interpretation of Statute 02(2-0)
LAW-677 Civil Procedure I 03(3-0)
LAW-679 Criminal Procedure II 03(3-0)
LAW-685 Cyber and Telecom Laws 02(2-0)
LAW-687 Labour Laws 03(3-0)
LAW-689 Legal Ethics 02(2-0)
Semester 6
LAW-672 Law of Property 03(3-0)
LAW-674 Intellectual Property Laws 02(2-0)
LAW-676 Administrative Law 03(3-0)
LAW-678 Trial Advocacy (Civil & Criminal) 02(2-0)
LAW-684 Research Methodology 02(2-0)
LAW-686 Company Law 03(3-0)
LAW-688 Public Interest Law 02(2-0)
LAW-690 Civil Procedure II 03(3-0)

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Department of
Library & Information Science
Phone: 041-9201563

History be achieved without an informed society. Economy of a country

cannot grow without providing updated and latest information
Faisalabad is the third largest city of Pakistan, having more to the masses. We are endeavoring to produce information
than 6500000/ population. There was no general university in managers who can acquire, manage, store and disseminate
Faisalabad division since 2002. Government College University information to the target audience without limitations of time
was established in 2002, and programme of Master of Library and space.
and information was approved in 2012 and admissions in
MLIS were started in spring 2015, under the Distance Learning Faculty
Education (DLE) Programme. Alhamdolillah first batch of MLIS
students has completed their studies. Mr. Sakhawat Ali
Lecturer
Introduction MPhil
Ms. Shumaila Iram

The Department of Library & Information Science, Govt. College Lecturer
University, Faisalabad offers quality education to meet the needs MPhil
of an emerging information and knowledge society in Pakistan.
LIS has the services of MPhil qualified and experienced faculty. Mr. Muhammad Tariq Latif
Programs Offered: As we all know that, this is the era of knowledge explosion, now Sr. Librarian
e-resources have got equal importance along with the print MPhil
sources. Therefore syllabus not only emphasis on how to manage
1. MASTER IN LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE the physical resources (books, journals, newspapers etc.), but
also consists of methods and techniques enabling the students
Mr. Muhammad Ashfaq
Sr. Librarian
Coordinator :Mr. Sakhawat Ali how to use e-resources. Search strategies and techniques are MLIS
also the part of the contents.
Keeping in view all these developments, the nature of this Ms. Anila Shamim

discipline and the profession has changed also. Now the Librarian
discipline and the profession have the capacity to meet both the MLIS
environments, print and electronic.
As in modern era information is considered oxygen to the
society, the dream of a prosperous and useful society cannot

Master in Library and Information LIS-660 Knowledge Management 3(3-0)
Science LIS-662 Financial Management of Information 3(3-0)

Organizations
Semester 1
LIS-664 Information Seeking and Use 3(3-0)
LIS-551 Foundations of Information Based 3(3-0)
Organizations LIS-666 Project Management 3(3-0)
LIS-553 Applied classification 3(3-0) LIS-668 Advanced Cataloguing and Classification 3(3-0)
LIS-670 Indexing and Abstracting 3(3-0)
LIS-555 Information Services and Sources 3(3-0) LIS-672 Preservation Management in Libraries and 3(3-0)
Archives
LIS-557 Information Technology: Concepts and 3(3-0) LIS-674 Electronic resources Management 3(3-0)
applications
LIS-676 Serials Management 3(3-0)
LIS-559 Management of Libraries and Information 3(3-0)
Centers LIS-680 Thesis 6(0-6)
LIS-561 Personality Development & Communication 3(3-0)

Skills
Semester 2
LIS-552 Online Information Retrieval 3(3-0)
LIS-554 Human Resource Management 3(3-0)
LIS-556 Bibliography: Theory & Practice 3(3-0)
LIS-558 Information Literacy Instruction 3(3-0)
LIS-560 Applied Cataloguing 3(3-0)
LIS-562 Collection Development and Management 3(3-0)
Semester 3
LIS-651 Marketing of Library and Information Services 3(3-0)
LIS-653 Library Automation: Concepts and 3(3-0)
applications
LIS-655 Research Methods in Library & Information 3(3-0)
Science
LIS-657 Humanities, Social Sciences and Science & 3(3-0)
Technology Information sources
LIS-659 Archives and records management 3(3-0)
LIS-661 Organization of Information 3(3-0)
Semester 4
LIS-652 Practicum 3(3-0)
Any five from LIS-411 to LIS-426
Students who will opt. thesis can select any three of the following
courses.
LIS-654 Networking and Resource Sharing 3(3-0)
LIS-656 Digital Libraries 3(3-0)
LIS-658 Information Policy 3(3-0)

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Department of
Mass Communication
Phone: 041-9201415
Email: masscom@gcuf.edu.pk
Vision of the media contents is indispensable for the students of Mass

To prepare students for successful media professionals and Communication. Public Relations, Communication Strategy,
specialists for media-related careers. The department seeks Advertising Campaign, Media Policy, Image Building and Public
to inculcate the values of truth, objectivity and impartiality Opinion Formation are the basic tools of communication in
among the students so that they may perform their roles as media studies. Keeping in view the challenges of modern time,
disseminators of knowledge and makers of opinion without any Government College University, Faisalabad established the
bias and prejudice. Department of Mass Communication in 2005. The foremost
objective was to provide an opportunity to the students to equip
themselves with the blend of skills and knowledge to meet
Mission challenges in national and international arena. The department
To promote healthy and positive approach towards the has an excellent academic environment. All the faculty members
communication of information, knowledge and opinion. are experienced and qualified. Students are also being benefited
from the expertise of media educators and known professionals.
Introduction Vision of Department of Mass Communication is to be a leader
Communication and media studies have gained vital importance in Pakistan by providing communication excellence in visual,
in this age of science and information technology. A nation verbal and written competencies for the 21st century. Shortly,
cannot safeguard its domestic and foreign interests, and get a print production house, a broadcasting house and TV studio
will be set to impart practical skills to the working journalists
Programs Offered its due status in the globe without using its communication
and students alike. After the completion of their courses,
1. BS Mass Communication channels effectively. Advancement in information technology
has made the world a global village. So, it is the need of the students will be able to become professionals in public relations,
2. MA Mass Communication advertising agencies, print and electronic media, as reporters,
3. MS Mass Communication hour to give special focus on mass media education. Although
Mass Communication is an emerging discipline, yet, it has got editors, anchors persons, radio producers, TV producers, media
paramount importance in recent times. Media is playing a vital managers, public relation officers, publicity officers and copy
Coordinator: Dr. Salma Umber writers.
role in promoting different ideologies both in the domestic
arena and around the globe. It is a reality, that a plenty of factors
influence the production and consumption of the message for
effective communication. The productions of media contents
have to pass through different phases. Therefore, in-depth
understanding of covert and overt pressures on the production

Faculty Ms. Fakhta Zeib MCM-405 On Camera Reporting 3(1-2)

Dr. Salma Umber Lecturer
PhD Scholar (Germany), On study leave MCM-407 International Communication 3(3-0)
Assistant Professor PhD (PU)
Specialization: Media and Conflict resolution, International Specialization: International Communication, NewMedia, Semester 4
Communication Theory and Research ENG-422 Technical Writing 3(3-0)
MCM-404 Mass Media in Pakistan 3(3-0)
Dr. Irem Sultana Ms. Noshaba Nargis
Lecturer MCM-406 Writing workshop 3(3-0)
Assistant Professor
PhD (Pak) MPhil (AIOU). MCM-408 Subsidiary-VII (Political Communication) 3(3-0)
Specialization: Print media, Research methodology, Health Specialization: TV Production, Public Relations, Opinion Writing
MCM-410 Subsidiary VIII (Video Production) 3(1-2)
communication
Ms. Sana Haroon Semester 5
Dr. Ashraf Iqbal Lecturer MCM-501 News Writing & reporting 3(3-0)
Assistant Professor PhD Scholar (PU) MCM-503 Broadcast Journalism 3(3-0)
PhD. (Pak) Specialization: TV Production, Media Theories
MCM-505 Online Journalism 3(3-0)
Specialization: Theory and Research, International
Mr. Majid Hamid Nasir MCM-507 Media Seminar 3(3-0)
Communication, Media and Foreign Policy.
Lecturer MCM-509 Theories of Communication-I 3(3-0)
Mr. Imran Muslim MPhil (UOS)
Semester 6
Lecturer Specialization: Research Methods in Mass Communication
MCM-502 Sub Editing & Page Designing (T & P) 3(3-0)
PhD Scholar (Pak)
MCM-504 Feature, Column & Editorial Writing (T & P) 3(3-0)
Specialization: Political Communication Scheme of Studies
MCM-506 Research Methods-I 3(3-0)
Ms. Sobia Shahzad BS Mass Communication MCM-508 Introduction to Advertising & PR 3(3-0)
Lecturer (On Study Leave) Semester 1
PhD Scholar (Malaysia), On Stude Leave MCM-510 Theories of Communication-II 3(3-0)
Specialization: Advertising & Public Relations, New Media, Mass Compulsory Papers
Communication Theories ISL-321 Islamic Studies / Ethics 2(2-0)
MCM-601 Research Methods-II 3(3-0)
MCM-303 Introduction to Communication 3(3-0)
Mr. Rehan Tariq MCM-603 Development Communication 3(3-0)
Lecturer MCM-605 Media Ethics & Laws 3(3-0)
MPhil (PU) POL-301 Introduction to Political Science 3(3-0)
One group of specialization from the following
Specialization: Political Communication, Theories of MCM-307 Media Psychology 3(3-0)
Communication, South Asian Media 1. Print Media
Semester 2
. MCM-607 Advanced Reporting 3(3-0)
Mr. Ahmad Zuhair Khan MCM-609 Newspaper Production 3(3-0)
Lecturer PST-321 Pakistan Studies 2(2-0)
2. Broadcast Media
MPhil (NDU), MCM-302 Contemporary World Media 3(3-0)
Specialization: Print Media, Communication Theories MCM-611 Radio News Reporting & Production 3(3-0)
STA-322 Introduction to Statistical Theory I 3(3-0)
MCM-613 TV News Reporting & Production 3(3-0)
Mr. Sarfraz Ahmad MCM-306 Media Society & Culture 3(3-0)
3. Advertising & Public Relations
Lecturer MCM-308 Political Economy of Media 3(3-0)
MPhil Scholar (USA), On Study Leave MCM-615 Advertising-I 3(3-0)
Semester 3
Specialization: National & international Affairs, Theory and MCM-617 Public Relations-I 3(3-0)
Research 4. Organizational Communication
URD-419 Functional Urdu 3(3-0)
MCM-619 Organizations & Organizational Behaviour 3(3-0)
MCM-401 National & International Affairs 3(3-0)
MCM-621 Business & Marketing Communication 3(3-0)
STA-323 Introduction to Statistical Theory II 3(3-0)

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Semester 8 MCM-564 Video Production 2(0-2)

Compulsory Subjects Semester 3
MCM-602 Research Report 3(3-0) Only those students who have been able to maintain their CGPA 3.4
at the end of the 2nd semester would be eligible to opt the thesis
MCM-604 Media Management & Marketing 3(3-0)
while all other students in lieu of thesis would take MCM-662 &
MCM-606 Specialized Journalism 3(3-0) MCM-681 courses in the 4th semester.
MCM-632 Internship MCM-651 Communication Theories 3(3-0)
Specialization (one group of the specialization from the following) MCM-653 Research Methods in Mass Communication 3(3-0)
1. Print Media MCM-655 Fundamentals of Public Relation 3(3-0)
MCM-608 Advanced Sub-editing 3(3-0) MCM-657 Broadcast and Visual Media 3(3-0)
MCM-610 Magazine & Book Production 3(3-0) MCM-659 On Camera Reporting 2(0-2)
2. Broadcast Media MCM-679 Seminar 1(0-1)
MCM-612 Radio Programme Production 3(3-0) MCM-682 Internship 3(0-3)
MCM-614 TV Programme Production 3(3-0) OR
3. Advertising & PR MCM-663 Magazine Journalism 3(0-3)
MCM-616 Advertising-II 3(3-0) Semester 4
MCM-618 Public Relations-II 3(3-0) MCM-652 Issues in Mass Communication 3(3-0)
4. Organizational Communication MCM-654 Radio / TV Production Skills 3(3-0)
MCM-620 Business Writings (Practical Exercise) 3(3-0) MCM-656 Development Journalism 2(2-0)
MCM-622 Managerial Communication 3(3-0) MCM-658 Agriculture Communication 2(2-0)
MCM-350 Managerial Communication 3(3-0) MCM-681 Project 3(0-3)
MCM-662 Health Communication / Advocacy Campaign 3(2-1)
MA Mass Communication MCM-630 Thesis 6(0-6)
Semester 1
MCM-551 News Gathering Techniques (T&P) 3(3-0) MS Mass Communication
MCM-553 Introduction to Mass Communication 3(3-0) Core Courses
MCM-555 Media History 3(3-0) MCM-701 Communication Theories - I 3(3-0)
MCM-557 National\International Affairs and 3(3-0) MCM-702 Research Methods - I 3(3-0)
Globalization of Media
MCM-703 Pakistan Media: Issues & Challenges 3(3-0)
MCM-559 Language and Communication Skills 3(3-0)
MCM-704 Media, Culture & Society 3(3-0)
MCM-705 Communication Theories II 3(3-0)
Semester 2
MCM-706 Research Methods II 3(3-0)
MCM-552 Issues in Social Sciences 3(3-0)
MCM-707 International Political Communication 3(3-0)
MCM-554 News Management (Sub-editing T&P) 3(3-0)
MCM-708 Proposal Writing 3(3-0)
MCM-556 Concepts of Advertising 3(3-0)
Other mandatory requirements for MS
MCM-558 Media Laws and Ethics 3(3-0)
MCM-730 Thesis 6(0-6)
MCM-560 Opinion Writing 3(3-0)
MC-709 Thesis/Dissertation 6(0-6)
MCM-562 Basics of Development Support 3(3-0)
Communication

Department of
Political Science &
International Relations
Phone: 041-9201211
Email: political.science@gcuf.edu.pk
Vision the world-scene in the 21st Century. The Department of Political

The Department of Political Science at Government College Science deals in the area of study which encompasses the global
University, Faisalabad aims at being recognized as a leader as well as domestic affairs. It examines some of the critical issues
among political science programs at institutions of comparable of modern times, including the changing nature of international
size and character. Pursuant to this goal, the Department is cooperation and conflict, the new character of warfare, the
committed to excellence in teaching, scholarship and mentoring. impact of globalization upon states and societies and the
By offering a distinctive program that includes opportunities for persistence of world problems such as poverty, migration and
independent research, experiential learning and off-campus drug trafficking. The roles of state and non-state actors in shaping
study, the Department promotes scholarship in the political world politics in the new millennium are central to the study of
science discipline, civic participation and leadership. Political Science, as is an understanding of how different visions
of world order affect the prospects for peace and security.
In the era of globalization and regionalism, national survival is
Mission now premised on international orientation for which the nations
The mission of the Department of Political Science is to strive not only to equip themselves with modern technologies
promote scholarship, leadership and responsible citizenship in all fields but also with competencies in the management of
among students at Government College University, Faisalabad. trans-national relations.
The Department provides a solid liberal arts curriculum that To achieve this objective and to build future national leaders who
Programs Offered exposes students to the principal subfields of the discipline and are capable of playing effective roles in government, political
1. BS Political Science develops transferable skills of liberal learning. Actively involved institutions and international organizations the Department has
2. BS Politics & Parliamentary Studies in research, teaching and applied scholarship, the political designed broad based Programs in Political Science & IR. The
3. BS International Relations science faculty serves as mentors to students seeking academic main objective is to provide the students with an education that
4. MA Political Science challenge and civic involvement. develops an understanding of the national and international
5. MA International Relations community socio-political and economic spheres. In near future,
6. MS Political Science Introduction the department aims at introducing the MPhil program in
7. MS International Relations Great emphasis is being laid on Political Science as an academic International relations, BS Politics & Parliamentary studies and
8. PhD Political Science discipline since 20th century. In the wake of globalization, free- PhD in Political Science.
trade and increasing influence of supra-state institutions world
Chairman: Dr. Mughees Ahmed over, Political Science has gained all the attributes of dominating

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Faculty ENG-422 Technical Writing 3(3-0)

Mr. Bilal Bin Liaqat
Lecturer POL-402 Political Systems (Developing) 4(4-0)
Prof. Dr. Mughees Ahmed
Chairman / Professor MPhil Quaid-i-Azam University POL-404 Pakistan Movement 4(4-0)
PhD BZU, Multan Specialization: International Relations, Pak-China Relations, POL-406 Introduction to International Relations 3(3-0)
Specialization: Comparative politics, Biradari Politics, Political Foreign Policy, International Organizations
PSY-422 Introduction to Psychology 3(3-0)
Systems, Voting Behavior
Miss. Sadia Naz Semester 5
Dr. Ghulam Mustafa Lecturer POL-501 Western Political Philosophy-I 4(4-0)
Assistant Professor MPhil BZU, Multan
POL-503 Muslim Political Philosophy-I 3(3-0)
PhD Hanyang University South Korea Specialization: Political System, Western Political Thoughts
POL-505 Comparative and Developmental Politics-I 4(4-0)
Specialization: Inter-Korean relations, Pak-Bangladesh relations,
conflict and peace Mr. Anwar Ali POL-507 Political Ideologies 3(3-0)
Lecturer POL-509 Public Administration 4(4-0)
Dr.Abdur Rahim Aamar (IPFP) MPhil GC University Faisalabad
Semester 6
Assistant Professor Specialization: Energy security, Energy politics, Middle east
politics POL-502 Western Political Philosophy-II 4(4-0)
PhD Punjab University
Specialization: International Law, Kashmiryat Scheme of Studies POL-504 Muslim Political Philosophy-II 3(3-0)
POL-506 Comparative and Developmental Politics-II 3(3-0)
Dr.Muhammad Muzaffar(IPFP)
POL-508 History of International Relations 4(4-0)
Assistant Professor BS Political Science
PhD International Islamic University Islamabad POL-510 Introduction to Local Government 3(3-0)
Specialization: Political Socialization, Political Awareness Semester 1
Semester 7
POL-601 Methods of Study and Research 4(4-0)
Dr. Ali Shan Shah ISL-321 Islamic Studies / Ethics 2(2-0)
Assistant Professor (OPS) POL-603 Foreign Policy Analysis 3(3-0)
POL-301 Introduction to Political Science 3(3-0)
PhD BZU, Multan POL-605 Public International Law-I 3(3-0)
Specialization: Interest Groups, Pressure Groups MTH-321 Mathematics-I 3(3-0)
POL-607 Diplomacy 3(3-0)
PPS-301 Introduction to Parlementary Studies 3(3-0)
POL-609 Foreign Policies of UK, USA 3(3-0)
Miss. Raheela Asfa Cheema
GEO-321 Introduction to Geography 3(3-0)
Lecturer(on study Leave) Semester 8
MPhil Quaid-i-Azam University Semester 2
POL-602 Public International Law-II 3(3-0)
Specialization: International Relations, Security Studies, Arms ENG-322 English Comprehension and Composition 3(3-0)
POL-604 International Organizations 3(3-0)
Control, Small Arms and Light Weapons PST-321 Pakistan Studies 2(2-0)
POL-606 Political Economy 3(3-0)
Mr. Adnan Nawaz POL-302 Principles of Political Science 3(3-0)
POL-608 Local Government in Pakistan 3(3-0)
Lecturer (Study Leave) MTH-322 Mathematics - II 3(3-0)
POL-631 Research Project 3(0-3)
MPhil Punjab University, Lahore POL-304 Gender and Human Rights 3(3-0)
Specialization: Globalization, foreign policy, security studies
POL-310 Political Tolarence 3(3-0)
Mr. Abdul Basit Khan Semester 3 BS Politics & Parliamentary Studies
Lecturer ENG-421 Communication Skills 3(3-0) Semester 1
MPhil BZU, Multan ENG-321 Functional English 3(3-0)
Specialization: Conflict issues, Ethnicity
POL-401 Political Systems (Developed) 4(4-0) PPS-301 Introduction to Parliamentary Studies 3(3-0)
Mr.Imran Wakil ECO-421 Development Economics 3(3-0) POL-301 Introduction to Political Science 3(3-0)
Lecturer ENV-301 Introduction to Environment 3(3-0) MTH-321 Mathematics-I 3(3-0)
MPhil University of Sargodha ISL-321 Islamic Studies/Ethics 2(2-0)
Specialization: International Law, Sovereignty, State & politics Semester 4

COM-301 Principles of Accounting 3(3-0) PPS-512 Provincial and Legislative Assemblies of 3(3-0) Semester 4
Pakistan
Semester 2 ENG-422 Technical Writing 3(3-0)
Semester 7
ENG-322 English Comprehension and Composition 3(3-0) POL-314 Constitutional Developmental in Pakistan 3(3-0)
PPS-601 Research Methods and Skills 3(3-0)
PST-321 Pakistan Studies 2(2-0) BPA-301 Introduction to Public Administration 3(3-0)
PPS-608 International Parliamentary Organizations 3(3-0)
PPS-302 Role of Legislatures in non-democratic 3(3-0) IRS-404 International Relations: 1648-1945 3(3-0)
regimes PPS-605 Federalism and Regionalism 3(3-0)
PPS-301 Introduction to Parliamentary Studies 3(3-0)
PPS-304 Principles of Management & Leadership 3(3-0) PPS-607 Introduction to Legislative Process 3(3-0)
Semester 5
PPS-306 Constitutional Development in Pakistan 3(3-0) PPS-609 Foreign Policies of Major Powers: USA, China 3(3-0)
IRS-501 International Relations: 1945-2000 3(3-0)
and Russia
PPS-308 Budget Scrutiny at the Parliament 3(3-0)
IRS-503 Public International Law-I 3(3-0)
Semester 8
Semester 3
IRS-505 Regional And International Organizations 3(3-0)
PPS-602 Foreign Policy of Pakistan 3(3-0)
PPS-405 Parliamentary Committees 3(3-0)
IRS-507 Foreign Policy Analysis 3(3-0)
PPS-604 International and Regional Organizations 3(3-0)
CSI-321 Introduction to Computing Application 3(3-0)
IRS-509 International Political Economy 3(3-0)
PPS-606 Negotiation Skills and Conflict Management 3(3-0)
PPS-401 Comparative Political Systems UK, USA, 3(3-0)
IRS-511 Peace Studies 3(3-0)
France PPS-608 Principles of Parliamentary Research 3(3-0)
Semester 6
ECO-421 Introduction to Economics 3(3-0) PPS-631 Research Project 3(0-3)
IRS-502 Research methodology 3(3-0)
PPS-403 The Pakistan State-Federalism and State 3(3-0)
Institutions IRS-504 Public International Law-II 3(3-0)
ENG-421 Communication Skills 3(3-0) BS International Relations IRS-506 Foreign Policy of Pakistan 3(3-0)
Semester 4 Semester 1 IRS-508 Defence And Strategic Studies 3(3-0)
PPS-410 Evolution of Parliamentary Democracy 3(3-0) ENG-321 Functional English 3(3-0) IRS-510 Diplomacy 3(3-0)
PPS-402 Comparative Political Systems: India, China, 3(3-0) PST-321 Pakistan Studies 2(2-0) IRS-512 Conflict Management And Resolution 3(3-0)
Turkey MTH-321 Mathematics-I 3(3-0) Semester 7
PPS-408 Legislation for Social Change 3(3-0) GEO-321 Introduction to Geography 3(3-0) IRS-601 Comparative And Developmental Politics 3(3-0)
PPS-406 Contemporary International Relations 3(3-0) POL-301 Introduction to Political Science 3(3-0) IRS-603 Comparative Foreign Policy of Major Powers 3(3-0)
PSY-422 Introduction to Psychology 3(3-0) IRS-301 Introduction to International Relations 3(3-0) (US, Russia, China)
Semester 5 Semester 2 IRS-605 International Relations in The New 3(3-0)
Millennium
PPS-501 Introduction to Western Political Thought 3(3-0) ENG-322 English Comprehension and Composition 3(3-0)
IRS-607 Comparative Political Systems of UK And USA 3(3-0)
PPS-503 Muslim Political Thought 3(3-0) ISL-321 Islamic Studies/Ethics 2(2-0)
IRS-609 Politics of Pakistan 3(3-0)
PPS-505 Parliamentary History of Pakistan 3(3-0) STA-301 Introduction to Statistics 4(3-1)
IRS-611 South Asia 3(3-0)
PPS-507 Parliamentary Authority and Functions 3(3-0) POL-310 Political Tolerance 3(3-0)
Semester 8
PPS-509 Elections and Voting Behaviors 3(3-0) POL-312 Political Thought 3(3-0)
IRS-602 Human Rights in International Relations 3(3-0)
Semester 6 IRS-302 Approaches And Theories of International 3(3-0)
Relations IRS-604 Arms Control And Disarmament 3(3-0)
PPS-502 Structure and Functions of Parliament 3(3-0)
Semester 3 IRS-606 Contemporary Political Ideologies 3(3-0)
PPS-504 Parliamentary Ethics and Values 3(3-0)
ENG-421 Communication Skills 3(3-0) IRS-608 Major Issues in International Relations 3(3-0)
PPS-506 Comparative Politics 3(3-0)
CSI-321 Introduction to Computing Applications 3(3-0) IRS-631 Research Report 3(0-3)
PPS-508 Issues in International Relations: Terrorism, 3(3-0)
Environment, Drug Trafficking, Ethnicity POL-313 Political History of Pakistan: 1947 to Present 3(3-0)
PPS-510 Local Governments in Pakistan 3(3-0) SOC-307 Introduction to Sociology 3(3-0)
IRS-401 Globalization And International Relations 3(3-0)

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MA Political Science IRS-555 Theories of International Relations 4(4-0) MS / PhD Political Science
Semester 1 IRS-557 Foreign Policy Analysis 4(4-0) POL-701 Research Methodology 3(3-0)
POL-551 Ideology and Dynamics of Politics in Pakistan 3(3-0) IRS-559 International law 3(3-0) POL-702 Comparative and Developmental Political 3(3-0)
Theory
POL-553 Western Political Thought - I 3(3-0) Semester 2
POL-703 Politics, State and Society Dialectics in Pakistan 3(3-0)
POL 557 Introduction to International Relations 3(3-0) IRS-552 International Regional Organizations 3(3-0)
(Issue Oriented Course)
POL-555 Theory Comparative and Developmental 3(3-0) IRS-554 Foreign Policy of Pakistan 4(4-0)
POL-704 International Relations 3(3-0)
Politics - I
IRS-556 International Political Economy 4(4-0)
POL-705 Political Sociology 3(3-0)
POL-561 Political Parties & Pressure Groups 3(3-0)
IRS-558 Introduction and Issues of International 4(4-0)
POL-706 Economic Development 3(3-0)
Semester 2 Relations - II
POL-707 Devolution of Power and Good Governance 3(3-0)
POL-552 Western Political thought Paper - II 3(3-0) IRS-560 International Relations since 1945 - II 3(3-0)
(Emphasis on Pakistan)
POL-554 Muslim Political Thought 3(3-0) Semester 3
POL-708 Strategic Policies of Great Powers (USA, Russia, 3(3-0)
POL-556 Theory Comparative and Developmental 3(3-0) IRS-651 Research Methodology (Compulsory) 3(3-0) China)
Politics - I
IRS-653 Conflict Management and Resolution 3(3-0) POL-709 Major Issues in Global Politics 3(3-0)
CSI-321 Introduction to Computing Applications 3(3-0) (Compulsory)
POL-710 Strategic Issues and Defense Policy of Pakistan 3(3-0)
POL 558 Research Methodology 3(3-0) IRS-655 Theory and Practice of Diplomacy 3(3-0)
POL-711 International and Regional Organizations and 3(3-0)
(Compulsory)
Semester 3 Contemporary World
OPTIONAL SUBJECTS (Two from the following)
POL-651 Political System of USA and UK 3(3-0) POL-712 Political Dynamics of the Muslim World 3(3-0)
IRS-657 Foreign Policy of Neighboring Countries 3(3-0)
POL-653 The Muslim World: Dynamics and Issues 3(3-0) POL-713 Policy Analysis 3(3-0)
(China, India, Afghanistan & Iran)
POL-655 Foreign Policy of Major Powers 3(3-0) POL-714 Advanced Research Methods 3(3-0)
IRS-659 Defense and Strategic Studies (Optional) 3(3-0)
POL-657 Political Economy 3(3-0) POL-715 Political Ideologies 3(3-0)
IRS-661 Terrorism and Counter Terrorism (Optional) 3(3-0)
Optional Subjects POL-716 Regionalism and new world order 3(3-0)
IRS-677 Seminar Course on contemporary issue 3(3-0)
POL-659 International Law 3(3-0) (Optional) POL-717 Foreign Policy Analysis 3(3-0)
POL-661 Public Administration 3(3-0) Semester 4 POL-718 Theories of International Relations 3(3-0)
Semester 4 IRS-652 Nuclear Proliferation (Compulsory) 3(3-0) POL-719 Dynamics of Pakistan Politics 3(3-0)
POL-652 Political Sociology 3(3-0) IRS-654 Foreign Policy of Major Powers 3(3-0) POL-720 Conflict management in South Asia 3(3-0)
POL-654 International Organization 3(3-0) (U.S.A, China, Russia) (Compulsory)
POL-721 International Political Economy 3(3-0)
Optional Subjects (Any Four of the Following) Optional Papers (Three from the following)
POL-722 International terrorism and Pakistan quest for 3(3-0)
POL-658 Local Self Government 3(3-0) IRS-656 Strategic Dynamics of Central Asia (Optional) 3(3-0) peace
POL-660 Defense and Strategic studies 3(3-0) IRS-658 Contemporary Issues of Middle East 3(3-0) POL-723 International Organizations (UNO, OIC, SAARC, 3(3-0)
(Optional) EU, ECO)
POL-662 Central Asia and its Politics 3(3-0)
IRS-660 Political Geography (Optional) 3(3-0) POL-724 Local Self-government 3(3-0)
POL-664 South Asian Political system 3(3-0)
IRS-678 Seminar Course New Paradigm in 3(3-0) POL-725 Contemporary political systems (Iran, Pakistan, 3(3-0)
POL-680 Research Thesis (Optional) 6(0-6) International Security (Optional) India, China and Russia)
IRS-679 Seminar Course War & Conduct of War 3(3-0) POL-726 Muslim Political Philosophy 3(3-0)
(Optional)
MA International Relations IRS-680 Research Project / Thesis (Optional) 6(0-6)
POL-732 Comparative study of Western Political
Thoughts
3(3-0)
Semester 1
POL-733 Politics of Federalism in Pakistan 3(3-0)
IRS-551 Introduction and Issues of International 4(4-0)
POL-734 Arms Control and Disarmament 3(3-0)
Relations - I
POL-735 Democracy and authoritarianism in South Asia 3(3-0)
IRS-553 International Relations since 1945 - I 3(3-0)

POL-736 Issues in South Asian region 3(3-0)

POL-737 Contemporary Issues in International Politics 3(3-0)
Other Mandatory Requirements for MS Political Science
POL-730 Thesis 6(0-6)
Other Mandatory Requirements for PHD Political Science
POL-760 Thesis
MS International Relations
IRS-701 International Relations Advance Theory and 4(4-0)
Practice
IRS-702 Advance Research Methodology 4(4-0)
IRS-703 Seminar on Contemporary Regional and Global 4(4-0)
Issues
IRS-704 Foreign Policy Analysis 3(3-0)
IRS-705 An Analysis of Pakistans Foreign Policy 3(3-0)
IRS-706 Politics of South Asia 3(3-0)
IRS-707 Ethnic Conflict in Global Perspective 3(3-0)
IRS-708 International Organizations 3(3-0)
IRS-709 Internal Law and Use of Force 3(3-0)
IRS-710 Arms Control and International Security 3(3-0)
IRS-711 Politics of Middle East 3(3-0)
IRS-712 Contemporary Trends in International Law 3(3-0)
IRS-713 Comparative Analyses of Foreign Policy of 3(3-0)
Major Powers (any two)
IRS-714 Role of International Financial Institutions in 3(3-0)
International Relations
IRS-715 Politics and Security of Asia-Pacific Region 3(3-0)
IRS-716 National Security Issues in Contemporary 3(3-0)
Pakistan
IRS-717 Contemporary Environmental Issues 3(3-0)
IRS-718 Major Issues of Muslim World 3(3-0)
IRS-719 Conflict and Cooperation in South Asia 3(3-0)
IRS-720 Peace Building in Post-conflict Societies 3(3-0)
IRS-721 Power Sharing in Multiethnic States 3(3-0)
IRS-722 Politics of Human Rights 3(3-0)
IRS-723 Contemporary Political Theories 3(3-0)
Other Mandatory Requirements for MS International Relations
IRS-730 Thesis 6(0-6)

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Department of
Sociology
Phone: 041-9201412
Email: sociology@gcuf.edu.pk
batoolazam@hotmail.com
Mission of methodologies and research skills appropriate to these

The mission of Sociology, Social Work and Criminology disciplines provides rigorous foundation for this distinctive
department is to provide sociological knowledge to the students, feature. In addition, internship opportunity with international
which is relevant to their practical life. This is being achieved and national organizations working in the field of social
by imparting knowledge and skills to young sociologists-social development is provided to the students in order to blend the
engineers and social workers. Moreover, efforts are made academic knowledge with practical skills.
to discover the broad pattern of interaction of social life that This department was established in 2005 at Government College
influences the social behavior. This is further strengthened University Faisalabad. The faculty of the Department includes
by carrying out research on socio-economic, cultural, social, highly qualified and experienced teachers who have a track
demographic, environmental and political problems of Pakistani record of academic and research experience and relevant field
Society. experience in national or international organizations.
In addition, short certificate courses on different social
development aspects like Poverty Alleviation, Gender
Introduction and Development, Human Development and Sociology,
Sociological knowledge is applicable in every field, in every Communication and Presentation Skills, Community
day personal interactional situation and in all aspects of life. Management Skills, Urban Transportation Management, Urban
Sociology is the scientific study of the human relationships and Renewal, Participatory Relax/Rapid Approach (PAR), Project
their consequences. It is the study of collective human behavior Planning and Logical Framework, Population Studies, and Social
and social forces. It is committed to provide research skills to Problems of Pakistan etc. are being planned to be launched very
soon.
Programs Offered students that can be integrated usefully with relevant practical
1. BS Sociology experience. Sociologist seeks to discover the broad patterns of
2. MSc Sociology interaction of social life that influences social behaviors. We
3. MA Social Work provide students with a coherent introduction to core themes Faculty
4. MSc Crimimology and issues of the discipline in a stimulating environment.
5. MPhil Sociology Moreover, we offer graduate and post graduate level education Dr. Zahira Batool
6. PhD Sociology in social sciences with a strong emphasis on communicative PhD (UAF), Post Doc (UC-Australia)
7. Post Graduate Diploma process and technologies within institutional settings, drawing Associate Professor / Chairperson
on the active research interest of faculty and students. We also
Chairperson: Dr. Zahira Batool offer education in social sciences within an interdisciplinary Prof. Dr. Haq Nawaz Anwar
context which highlights the continuities and differences among PhD (UAF)
a number of scientifically social prospective. Training in a range Professor

Dr. Babak Mahmood Basharat Ali ENG-421 Communication Skills 3(3-0)
PhD (UAF) MPhil (UAF)
Associate Professor/Director QEC Lecturer CSI-321 Introduction to Computing Applications 3(3-0)
SOC-403 Introduction to Industrial Sociology 3(3-0)
Dr Muhammad Farooq Ms. Paris Zaka Ullah SOC-405 Organizational Behaviour and HRD 3(3-0)
PhD (UAF) MPhil (Riphah)
SOC-407 Classical Sociological Theories 3(3-0)
Assistant Professor Lecturer
Semester 4
Mr. FalakSher Ms. Ammara Asghar ENG-422 Technical Writing 3(3-0)
M. Phil (GCUF) MSc (GCUF)
POL-406 Introduction to International Relation 3(3-0)
Assistant Professor Research Officer
SOC-404 Contemporary Sociological Theories 3(3-0)
Dr. Muhammad Shabbir Ch. Mr. Muhammad Atif SOC-406 Pakistani Society & Culture 3(3-0)
PhD (UOP) MPhil (UOS) SOC-408 Gender Studies 3(3-0)
Assistant Professor Research Officer
Semester 5
Dr. Nazia Malik Mr. Muhammad Idrees SOC-501 Criminology 3(3-0)
PhD (UAF) MPhil (GCUF) SOC-503 Research Methodology 4(3-1)
Assistant Professor Teaching Assistant
SOC-505 Sociology of Development 3(3-0)
Dr. Ayesha Ch. Ms. Fozia Mumtaz SOC-507 Project Planning & Management 4(3-1)
PhD (UAF) MSc (UAF) SOC-509 Community Development 3(3-0)
Assistant Professor(OPS) Teaching Assistant Semester 6
Dr. SadafMahmood Ms. Nazia Niaz SOC-502 Research Design & Socio-metery 3(3-0)
PhD (Germany) MPhil (UAF) SOC-504 Anthropology 3(3-0)
Assistant Professor (OPS) Teaching Assistant SOC-506 Population Studies 4(3-1)
SOC-508 Rural Sociology 3(3-0)
Ms. Saima Jabeen
MA (UAF)
Scheme of Studies BS Sociology SOC-510 Urban Sociology 3(3-0)
Lecturer (On study leave) Semester 1 Semester 7
ENG-321 Functional English 3(3-0) ENG-611 English for Employment 3(3-0)
Ms. Saira Siddiqui
PST-321 Pakistan Studies 2(2-0) SOC-603 Sociology of Health & Medicine 3(3-0)
MPhil (PU, Lahore)
Lecturer MTH-321 Mathematics - I 3(3-0) SOC-605 Comparative Social Institutions 3(3-0)
SOC-301 Introduction to Psychology 3(3-0) SOC-607 Sociology of Education 3(3-0)
Mr. Sajid Mehmood Sajid SOC-305 Social Work 3(3-0)
MA & MPhil (PU, Lahore) Elective-I
Lecturer SOC-307 Introduction to Sociology 3(3-0) Elective-II
Semester 2 SOC-631 Research Project 3(0-3)
Ms. Sana Ejaz ENG-322 English Comprehension and Composition 3(3-0) Semester 8
MPhil (PU, Lahore)
ISL-321 Islamic Studies / Ethics 2(2-0) SOC-602 Social Change & Transformation 3(3-0)
Lecturer (on Study Leave)
STA-321 Introduction to Statistical Theory 3(3-0) SOC-604 Sociology of Religion 3(3-0)
Ms. Saira Aziz ECO-408 Issue in Pakistan Economy 3(3-0) SOC-606 Sociology of Globalization 3(3-0)
BS-Hons (PU, Lahore)
SOC-302 Social Tolerance 3(3-0) Elective-III
Lecturer
SOC-308 Social Thought 3(3-0) Elective-IV
Semester 3

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SOC-682 Research Project / Internship 3(0-3) SOC-669 Sociology of Health and Medicine 3(3-0) SOW-659 Social Action 3 (3-0)
Elective I, II, III, IV will be selected from the list bellow SOC-671 Gerontology 3(3-0) SOW-661 Medical and Psychiatric Social Work 2 (2-0)
SOC-608 Clinical Sociology 3(3-0) Semester 4 Semester 4
SOC-609 Impact Assessment 3(3-0) SOC-652 Criminology 3(3-0) SOW-652 Juvenile Delinquency 2 (2-0)
SOC-610 Governance in Social Policy 3(3-0) SOC-654 NGO Management 3(3-0) SOW-654 Poverty Reduction 2 (2-0)
SOC-611 Conflict and Alternative Dispute Reslection 3(3-0) SOC-656 Sociology of Social Work 3(3-0) SOW-656 Social Gerontology 3 (3-0)
SOC-612 Corporate Social Responsibilities 3(3-0) SOC-679 Seminar (Research) 1(0-1) SOW-658 Social Defense and Correlation Services 3 (3-0)
SOC-613 Electronic Media and Virtual Society 3(3-0) SOC-680 Thesis 8(0-8) SOW-660 Child Protection 3 (3-0)
SOC-614 Sociology of Law and Human Rights 3(3-0) All those students who will not take thesis can choose two subjects SOW-662 Social Rehabilitation 3 (3-0)
from the following. Moreover, they will have to submit a report.
SOC-615 Islamic Sociology 3(3-0) SOW-664 Field work Practical-II 1 (0-1)
SOC-658 Rural Sociology 4(3-1)
SOC-616 Rural Development 3(3-0)
SOC-660 Urban Sociology and Human Ecology 4(3-1)
SOC-662 Industrial Sociology 4(3-1) MSc Criminology
MSc Sociology SOC-664 Sociology of Religion 4(3-1) Semester 1
Semester 1 CRM-551 Introduction to Criminology 3(3-0)
SOC-551 Principles of Sociology 3(3-0) CRM-553 Methods of Social Research 4(3-1)
SOC-553 Classical Sociological Theory 3(3-0)
MA Social Work CSI-321 Introduction to Computing Applications 3(3-0)
Semester 1
SOC-555 Social Psychology 3(3-0) CRM-555 Theoretical Perspectives on Crime and 3(3-0)
SOW-551 Social Case Work 3(2-1) Criminal Behavior
SOW-553 Social Group work 3 (3-0) CRM-557 Social Psychology 3(3-0)
SOW-555 Community Development and Organization 3 (3-0) ENG-421 Communication skills 3(3-0)
SOC-557 Social Communication Skills 3(3-0)
SOW-557 Social Research Methods 3 (3-0) Semester 2
Semester 2
SOW-559 History and Philosophy of Social Work 2 (2-0) CRM-552 Criminal Investigation and Methods of 3(2-1)
SOC-552 Methods of Social Research 4 (3-1)
Assessment
SOW-571 Social Problems of Pakistan 3 (3-0)
SOC-554 Cultural Anthropology 4 (3-1)
CRM-554 Drug Abuse and Related Crimes 3(3-0)
SOW-573 Human Growth and Behavior 3 (3-0)
SOC-556 Population Dynamics 4 (3-1)
CRM-556 Islamic Perspective on Crime and Punishment 3(3-0)
Semester 2
SOC-558 Sociology of Gender 3 (3-0)
CRM-558 Correctional Institutions and Policing 3(3-0)
SOW-552 Sociology of Culture and Social Institutions 3 (3-0)
SOC-560 Social Change 3 (3-0)
CRM-560 Forensic Science and Cyber Crime 3(2-1)
STA-595 Introduction to Statistical Theory 3 (3-0)
Semester 3
CRM-562 Terrorism and Gender Violence 3(3-0)
CSI-321 Introduction to Computing Applications 3 (3-0)
SOC-651 Research Design and Measurement 4(3-1)
Semester 3
SOW-554 Gender and Development 3 (3-0)
CRM-651 Criminality and Criminal Justice system 3(3-0)
SOW-556 Field work Practical - I 1 (0-1)
SOC-655 Contemporary Sociological Theory 3(3-1)
CRM-653 Community justice and crime prevention in 3(3-0)
SOW-558 Social Policy, Planning and Welfare 3 (3-0)
SOC-657 Organizational Behavior and Human Resource 3(3-0) Pakistan
Administration
Development
CRM-655 Psychological Interventions for Criminal 3(3-0)
SOW-560 Population Planning 2 (2-0)
One Optional Subject Behaviour
Semester 3
SOC-661 Social Problems of Pakistan 3(3-0) CRM-657 Demographic Hazards 3(3-0)
SOW-651 Social Legislation 3 (3-0)
SOC-663 Community Development 3(3-0) CRM-659 Juvenile Delinquency 3(3-0)
SOW-653 NGO Management and Leadership 3 (3-0)
SOC-665 Sociology of Human Rights 3(3-0) CRM-661 Organizational and Human Resource 3(3-0)
SOW-655 Human Rights 3 (3-0) Management
SOC-667 Sociology of Education 3(3-0)
SOW-657 Social Development 3 (3-0)

Semester 4 SOC-719 Gender Studies 3(3-0)

CRM-652 Sociology of Human rights 3(3-0) Other Mandatory Requirements for MPhil
CRM-656 Organized Crime and Money Laundering 3(3-0) STA-795 Statistics for Research 3(2-1)
CRM-632 Internship 2(0-2) SOC-728 Seminar (General) 1(0-1)
CRM-680 Thesis 6(0-6) SOC-729 Seminar (Research) 1(0-1)
OR two optional subjects from the list below
SOC-730 Thesis 6(0-6)
Optional Subjects
CRM-654 Penology 3(3-0)
SOC-758 Seminar (General) 1(0-1)
CRM-662 Crime and security 3(3-0)
SOC-759 Seminar (Research) 1(0-1)
CRM-664 Crime and mental health issues 3(3-0)
SOC-760 Thesis
CRM-666 Procedures of evidence in criminal law 3(3-0)
CRM-668 Sentencing-as a post-conviction 3(3-0)
MPhil / PhD Sociology

Core Courses for MPhil
SOC-701 Advance Research Methods and Design 4 (3-1)
SOC-703 Gender and Development 4(3-1)
SOC-704 Population Dynamics 3(3-0)
SOC-705 Criminology 4(3-1)
Core Courses for PhD
SOC-710 Qualitative Research Methods and 4(3-1)
Techniques
SOC-712 Social Paradigms 3(3-0)
SOC-714 Contemporary Social Problems of Pakistan 3(3-0)
SOC-715 Techniques of Population Analysis 4(3-1)
SOC-720 Sociology of Health 3(3-0)
SOC-722 Criminology and Criminal Justice 3(3-0)
Optional Courses for MPhil & PhD
SOC-706 Rural Social Organization 3(3-0)
SOC-707 Community Organization and Development 3(3-0)
SOC-708 Population Issues and Problems 3(3-0)
SOC-709 Research Methods in Social Sciences 4(3-1)
SOC-711 Advance Research Methodology 3(3-0)
SOC-717 Social Change 3(3-0)
SOC-718 Human Resource Development 3(3-0)

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Faculty of
Engineering
Prof. Dr. Farhat Abbas

Dean
Ph: 041-9201566
Email: farhat@gcuf.edu.pk
1. Department of Chemical Engineering Technology
2. Department of Civil Engineering Technology Prof. Dr. Farhat Abbas, a PhD in Agricultural
Engineering with expertise in Environmental
3. Department of Electrical Engineering Engineering from Newcastle University UK, is well
4. Department of Environmental Sciences & Engineering recognized for his skills in planning and developing
of technology programs at University level. He
5. Department of Mechanical Engineering Technology established Faculty of Engineering, strengthened by
five departments enlisted parallel at left side.
Prof. Abbas is listed among HEC recognized

supervisor in the field of Engineering as he
continues to supervise PhD and MPhil students. He
has authored a number of research articles, book
chapters, and extension manuals. He is a successful
resource developer in securing funds for PC-1 and
executing new projects for Universitys growth.
The Faculty of Engineering is contributing to the

Faisalabad community from the platforms of
Faisalabad Waste Management Company, IEEE
Computer Society & other chapters, solar powering
GCUF New Campus and ICT services for holding
exams of NTS, Judiciary, and Universitys entry tests.
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Department of
Chemical Engineering Technology
Faculty
Vision Engr. Muddasar Safdar
To become a premier hub for Chemical Engineering Technology Lecturer
program, which is recognized for its diversity and known for its MSc Chemical and Energy Engineering
quality and standards. (OvGU,Magdeburg, Germany)
Mission Engr. Bilal Akbar

The mission of the department of Chemical Engineering is to Lecturer
offer academic programs with solid and technical foundation MSc Chemical Engineering (PU)
that prepare students for professional practice, such as chemical
process engineering, application of chemical principles to Engr. Sana Jamal
industrial processes, problem solving, translating information Lecturer
into new processes & products and exercise leadership in MSc Chemical Engineering (PU)
industry, academia and government in terms of technical,
economic and social issues. Engr. Muhammad Kamran Mahmood
Research Officer
MS Chemical Engineering (NUST)
Introduction
Pakistan is a land of opportunities. Recently, as a result of CPEC proj-
ect, Pakistan has gained a vital Geo-strategic location in the region. Scheme of Studies for
Program Offered: This impact will increase the demand of technical professionals in the
B.Sc. Chemical Engineering Technology
field of Chemical Engineering Technology in the near future.
The department of Chemical Engineering at GCUF started its journey
1. Incharge
BSc. in Muddasar
ChemicalSafdar
Engineering Technology in 2016 and is the first government sector unit in Faisalabad,
Semester 1
which initiate the degree course in B.Sc. Chemical Engineering Tech-
nology under the umbrella of National Technology Council (NTC). MTH-321 Mathematics-I 3(3-0)
Incharge : Engr. Muddasar Safdar PHY-301 Mechanics-I 4(3-1)
ACH-321 Applied Chemistry 4(3-1)
150 Faculty of Engineering

Prospectus 2017
MTH-322 Mathematics-II 3(3-0) CHT-629 Seminar-II 1(0-1)
CHT-302 Industrial Materials 2(2-0) CHT-634 Internship-II 10(0-10)
CHT-304 Technical Drawing 3(2-1) CHT-635 Internship Report-II 6(0-6)
ELT-431 Electrical Technology 4(3-1)
CHT-306 Workshop Practice 2(2-0)
ISL-321 Islamic Studies/Ethics 2(2-0)
Semester 3
CHT-401 Particle Technology 4(3-1)
CHT-403 Chemical Process Industries 3(3-0)
CHT-405 Basic Process Calculation- I 3(3-0)
CHT-407 Mechanical Separation Process 3(3-0)
CHT-409 Mechanics of Materials 4(3-1)
Semester 4
CHT-402 Fluid Flow Operations 4(3-1)
CHT-404 Basic Thermodynamics 4(3-1)
CHT-406 Basic Process Calculations-II 3(3-0)
CHT-408 Fuels and Combustion 4(3-1)
FST-410 Food Process Engineering 3(3-0)
Semester 5
CHT-501 Mass Transfer Operations 4(3-1)
CHT-503 Heat Transfer Operations 4(3-1)
CHT-505 Safety, Health and Environment 3(3-0)
CHT-507 Renewable Energies 3(3-0)
CHT-509 Engineering Management 3(3-0)
Semester 6
CHT-502 Chemical Reactor Technology 4(3-1)
CHT-504 Industrial Instrumentation 3(3-0)
CHT-506 Process Plant Utilities 3(3-0)
CHT-508 Chemical Process Design and Simulation 3(2-1)
CHT-510 Chemical Process Economics 3(3-0)
Semester 7
CHT-628 Seminar-I 1(0-1)
CHT-632 Internship-I 10(0-10)
CHT-633 Internship Report-I 6(0-6)

Department of
Civil Engineering Technology
Technology
Faculty
Vision Mr. Faizan Ashraf
Emerge as a Center of Excellence in Civil Engineering Research Officer.
Technology, fostering a generation of globally competent MS Scholar
and socially committed civil engineering technologists who Specialization: Construction Engineering & Engineering
will contribute to the nation building process Management
Mission
To provide a comprehensive education and training at the levels Mr. Talha Aslam
and to equip the graduate with strong ethical and moral values IT Focal Person/Research Officer.
and make them socially committed. MS Scholar
Specialization: Hydraulics and Irrigation
Introduction Mr. Maqbool Hussain Tahir

The department of Civil Engineering Technology started offering BSc Visiting Lecturer.
Civil Engineering Technology programme in the year 2015. The objec-
tive of the BSc Civil Engineering Technology program is to provide the Mr. Muhammad Ali
students good understanding of civil engineering solutions in a global, Visiting Lecturer.
societal and environmental context, in consistent with the principles of
sustainable development. The programme will make the students ca- Mr. Saeed Ahmad
Program Offered: pable of identifying, formulating and solving civil engineering problems
that meet specified performance, cost, time, safety and other quality
Visiting Lecturer.
needs. BSc Civil Engineering Technology the programme emphasizes

1. B.Sc. in Civil Engineering Technology on industry standard and research based projects to enhance the Scheme of Studies for B.Sc. Civil Engineer-
students skills for becoming successful professionals in the field of Civil ing Technology
Incharge : Faizan Ashraf Engineering and Technology.
Semester 1
Email : faizanashraf@gcuf.edu.pk
MTH-321 Mathematics -1 3(3-0)

Prospectus 2017
CET-311 Engineering Geology 3(2-1) CET-524 Renewable Energy Sources 3(2-1)

CET-312 Mechanics of Materials 4(3-1) CET-525 Engineering Management 3(3-0)
CET-313 Professional Ethics 2(2-0) Semester 7
Semester 2 CET-628 Seminar-I 1(0-1)
CET-321 Materials and Methods of Construction 3(2-1) CET-632 Internship-I 10(0-10)
CET-322 Fluid Mechanics 3(2-1) CET-633 Internship Report-I 6(0-6)
CET-323 Surveying 3(2-1) Semester 8
CET-629 Seminar-II 1(0-1)
CET-324 Technical Drawing 3(1-2)
CET-634 Internship-II 10(0-10)
CET-325 Practical Field Training and Report 2(0-2)
Submission -1 CET-635 Internship Report-II 6(0-6)
EET-407 Electronics -1 3(2-1)
Semester 3
CET-411 Surveying and Applications of GIS in Civil 4(2-2)
Technology
CET-412 Concrete Technology - I 3(2-1)
CET-413 Structural Mechanics 4(3-1)
Semester 4
CET-421 Soil Mechanics 3(2-1)
CET-422 Hydraulics Machinery 3(2-1)
CET-423 Water Supply and Waste Water Management 3(2-1)
CET-424 Quantity Surveying and Contract Document 3(2-1)
CET-425 Practical Field Training and Report 2(0-2)
Submission -II
Semester 5
CET-511 Soil Investigations 4(3-1)
CET-512 Hydrology 3(2-1)
CET-513 Bridge Technology 4(3-1)
CET-514 Concrete Technology-II 3(2-1)
CET-515 Engineering Economics 3(3-0)
Semester 6
CET-521 Environmental Management 3(2-1)
CET-522 Introduction to Architecture and Town 3(3-0)
Planning
CET-523 Steel Structures 4(3-1)

Department of
Electrical Engineering
Phone: 041-9201565
Email: ee@gcuf.edu.pk
Vision Faculty
The vision of the department is not only to embrace the rapid
changes taking place in the Electrical Engineering sector but also Dr. Umer Ijaz
to contribute to it through research and innovation. Incharge / Assistant Professor
PhD Electronics & Communication Engineering
Mission (Polytechnic Di Torino, Italy)
The mission of the Department of Electrical Engineering is
to prepare individuals capable of responding to the rapidly
Dr. Abdul Rauf Bhatti
changing field of Engineering and technology. The telecom
Assistant Professor
and power industry has witnessed unprecedented growth in
PhD (UTM Malaysia)
the recent years and it is still growing. It is imperative that our
Specialization: Photo-voltaic systems (PV system)
students develop the necessary expertise to grasp this change.
Pakistan has gained very important geo-economic position in the
Dr. Arslan Dawood Butt
region recently owing to CPEC. Technical personnel especially in
Assistant Professor
Electrical sector will be in high demand in near future. To meet
Politecnico di Milano, ITALY
the challenges, special attention will be given to engineering
Specialization: Silicon Drift Detectors , X-ray Spectroscopy
education.
Engr. Muhammad Ibrahim Khan
The department of Electrical Engineering GCUF began its journey PhD Scholar (UET Lahore)
in 2004. BSc Electrical (Telecommunication) Engineering program Specialization: Power
is accredited by Pakistan Engineering Council. Department has
been recently shifted to the spacious Iqbal Block New Campus Engr. Hafiz Muhammad Kamran Ishfaq
Assistant Professor
Programs Offered Government College University Faisalabad.
PhD Scholar (Malaysia)
1. BSc Electrical (Telecommunication) Engineering The Department of Electrical Engineering aims to provide highly
skilled professionals to cope with the demands of ever-growing Specialization: Antenna and Microwave
2. BSc Electrical Engineering Technology
Telecommunication sector in the country. The Department has
laboratories well-equipped with the state of art equipment Engr. Abdul Ghafoor Bhatti
mostly of National Instruments (NI) Corporation of USA, with Lecturer
Incharge : Dr Umer Ijaz PhD Scholar
the aim to enable the students to simulate and implement
solutions. Specialization: Mechanical Engineering
Engr. Farah Batool

Lecturer
M.Sc Electrical Engineering Scholar

Prospectus 2017
Specialization: Electronics M.Sc Electrical Engineering (TUF, Faisalabad) Syed Zeeshan Haider
Specialization: Telecommunication Research Officer/ Exam Coordinator
Engr. Nouman Safdar M.Sc. Electrical Engineering (Sweden)
Lecturer Engr. Abu Bakar Sharif Specialization: Signal Processing
M.S Electrical Engineering (UOL) Lecturer
Specialization: Power PhD Scholar (UESTC China) Engr. Maria Hanif
Specialization:Electronics, Communication Research Officer
Engr. Taufeeq Liaqat M.Sc Electrical Engineering (UET Lahore)
Lecturer Engr. Ali Iqbal Specialization: Electronics & Communication
M.S Electrical Engineering Lecturer
Specialization: Computer Networks M.S Electrical Engineering (NUST, Islamabad) Engr. Muhammad Fraz Anwar
Specialization: Telecommunication Teaching Assistant
Engr. Rehan Liaqat MS Electrical Engineering Scholar
Lecturer Muhammad Saad Sharif Specialization: Telecommunication
M.Sc Electrical Engineering (UET Lahore) Lecturer
Specialization: Power M.S Electrical Engineering (New Castle University) Engr. Irfan Riaz Shohab
Specialization: Power Teaching Assistant / Assistant Exam Coordinator
Engr. Ubaidullah MSCS (Data Center Networks)
Lecturer Zaid Akram Specialization: Telecommunication
M.Sc. Electrical Engineering Lecturer
Specialization: Communication and Signal Processing M.S Electrical Engineering (Beijing University) Specialization:
Electronics& Communication
Scheme of Studies
Engr. Muhammad Bilal Saif BSc Electrical (Telecommunication) Engi-
Lecturer Engr. Muhammad Husnain Khalid
PhD Scholar (Germany) Lab Engineer/Academic Coordinator neering
Specialization: Embedded Systems M. Sc Electrical Engineering Scholar Semester 1
Specialization: Power PHY-301 Mechanics - I 4(3-1)
Engr. Ali Raza
ELE-301 Workshop Practice 1(0-1)
Lecturer Engr. Aleem Hussain
PhD Scholar (China) Lab Engineer ISL-321 Islamic Studies / Ethics 2(2-0)
Specialization: Electronics& Communication M.Sc Electrical Engineering Scholar CSI-321 Introduction to Computing Applications 3(3-0)
Specialization: Power
MTH-323 Calculus and Analytical Geometry 3(3-0)
Engr. Ahsan Noor Khan
Lecturer Engr. Mariam Naseem ELE-303 Linear Circuit Analysis 4(3-1)
M.Sc Electrical Engineering (Aalto University Finland) Lab Engineer Semester 2
Secialization: Telecommunication M.Sc Electrical Engineering Scholar ELE-302 Engineering Drawing 1(0-1)
Specialization: Telecommunication
Engr. Hussain Raza Qasim CSI-301 Programming Fundamentals 3(2-1)
Lecturer Engr.Muzammal Hayat MTH-324 Multivariable and Integral Calculus 3(3-0)
PhD Scholar (Korea) Lab Engineer PST-321 Pakistan Studies 2(2-0)
Specialization: Telecommunication M.Sc. Electrical Engineering Scholar
Specialization: Telecommunication
Engr. Waqar Aziz ELE-304 Electronic Devices and Circuits 4(3-1)
Lecturer Engr. Anam Mughees Semester 3
PhD Scholar (New Zealand) Lab Engineer
MTH-424 Linear Algebra 3(3-0)
Specialization: Telecommunication M.S Engineering (UET Lahore)
Specialization: Power ENG-322 English Comprehension and Composition 3(3-0)
Engr. Muhammad Malik Baloch ELE-401 Digital Logic Design 4(3-1)
Lecturer

CSI-401 Data Structures and Algorithms 4(3-1) EET-303 Engineering Drawing 4(2-2) Semester 8
ELE-403 Electrical Network Analysis 4(3-1) Semester 2 EET-629 Seminar-II 1(0-1)
Semester 4 PHY-121 Applied Mechanics 3(2-1) EET-634 Internship-II 10(0-10)
ELE-402 Electronic Circuit Design 4(3-1) EET-302 Electronics 4(2-2) EET-635 Internship Report-II 6(0-6)
ELE-404 Microprocessor Systems 4(3-1) MET- 121 Basic Mechanical Technology 3(2-1)
ELE-406 Instrumentation and Measurements 4(3-1) EET-304 Power Generation Systems 2(2-0)
ENG-421 Communication Skills 3(3-0) EET-306 DC Machines and Transformers 4(2-2)
MTH-423 Differential Equations and Transforms 3(3-0) PS-111 Pakstudies 1(1-0)
ELE-501 Electromagnetic Field Theory 3(3-0) EET-401 Applied Technology Mathematics-1 4(4-0)
ELE-503 Signals and Systems 4(3-1) EET-403 Technical Communication Skills 4(4-0)
ELE-505 Probability Methods in Engineering 3(3-0) EET-405 Electrical Instrumentations and 4(2-2)
Measurements
ELE-507 Power Electronics 4(3-1)
EET-407 AC Circuit Analysis 4(2-2)
ELE-509 Electrical Machines 4(3-1)
Semester 4
Semester 6
EET-402 AC Machines 4(2-2)
ELE-502 Wave Propagation and Antennas 4(3-1)
EET-404 Applied Technology Mathematics 2 3(3-0)
ELE-504 Communication Systems 4(3-1)
EET-406 Electrical Power Transmission 3(2-1)
ELE-506 Digital Signal Processing 4(3-1)
EET-408 Electrical Power Distribution and 3(2-1)
ELE-508 Engineering Economics and Management 3(3-0)
Utilization
ELE-510 Linear Control Systems 4(3-1)
EET-410 Power Electronics 4(2-2)
Semester 7
Semester 5
ELE-601 Computer Communication Networks 4(3-1)
EET-501 Switch Gear and Protective Devices 4(3-1)
ELE-603 RF and Microwave Engineering 4(3-1)
EET-503 Industrial Drives and PLC 4(3-1)
ELE-605 Digital Communications 4(3-1)
EET-505 Control Technology 4(3-1)
ELE-607 Senior Design Project-I 3(0-3)
EET-507 Total Quality Management 3(3-0)
Semester 8
EET-509 Safety and Health Studies 3(3-0)
ELE-602 Optical Communication 4(3-1)
Semester 6
ELE-604 Wireless and Mobile Communication 3(3-0)
EET-502 Power System Analysis 3(3-0)
ELE-606 Satellite Engineering 4(3-1)
EET-504 High Voltage Technology 2(2-1)
ELE-608 Senior Design Project-II 3(0-3)
EET-506 Technical Report Writing 3(3-0)
EET-508 Renewable Energy Technology 3(3-0)
BSc Electrical Engineering Technology EET-510 Energy Management and Conservation 3(3-0)
Semester 1 EET-512 Technology Ethics 3(3-0)
EET-301 Linear Circuit Analysis 4(2-2) Semester 7
MTH-111 Basic Mathematics 3(3-0) EET-628 Seminar-I 1(0-1)
ACH-111 Applied Chemistry 3(2-1) EET-632 Internship-I 10(0-10)
ISL-111 Islamiat/ethics 1(1-0) EET-633 Internship Report-I 6(0-6)

Prospectus 2017
Department of
Environmental Sciences
& Engineering
Phone: 041-9201566
Email: envsci@gcuf.edu.pk
Vision Sciences and Engineering. It is, therefore, necessary to develop

The department envisions that Environmental Science is a multi- the research facilities in order to cope with future demands.
disciplinary subject combining ecosystem processes and human The department is engaged in multidisciplinary research.
activities. The understanding of knowledge and skills acquired Researchers of this department are exploiting the phenomena of
through studying Environmental Science is critical to the at- phytoremediation, biodegradation, wastewater treatment, and
tainment of sustainable development for sound environmental climate change among others. Phytoremediation is a low cost
management. cleanup technique comprising direct use of living green plants for
in-situ (in place) removal of contaminants from soils and surface
waters. Biodegradation is the chemical dissolution of materials
Mission by bacteria, fungi, or other biological means. Wastewater
The mission of the Department is to make people aware of the treatment is possible through UASB (Upflow Anaerobic Sludge
hazards of environmental pollution and offer viable solutions to Blanket Reactor). Climate change is variability in the statistical
these problems. MPhil Environmental Engineering degree has distribution of weather patterns when the change lasts for
been introduced to provide the professional engineers with the an extended period of time. In other words, it may refer to a
opportunities to develop a greater competency in major areas change in average weather conditions. Odd weather patterns
of Environmental Engineering. Courses for the degrees offered cause shifting of seasons, weather complexities, and resultantly
at the Department including BS Environmental Science, MPhil high values of Heat Index.
Programs Offered Environmental Science, MPhil Environmental Engineering and For climate change research, development, and outreach
1. BS Environmental Science PhD Environmental Science have been designed to deliver a (community awareness), GCUF collaborates with its national
2. MSc Environmental Science sound theoretical knowledge and practical expertise of scientific and international partners including PARC-Islamabad, ICIMOD
3. MPhil Environmental Science and engineering principles that would enable graduates to (Nepal), TERI (India), BCAS (Bangladesh), ALTERRA of Wageningen
4. MPhil Environmental Engineering effectively address the local to global environmental issues. University of the Netherlands. Heat stress has direct effects on
5. PhD Environmental Science human health. Health studies which derive a relation between
Introduction health and heat usually make use of temperatures recorded at
The degree programs offered at the Department of standardised locations outside city limits. In general, they do not
Environmental Sciences and Engineering bridge the gap between cover the conditions in which the most vulnerable people, the
Chairman: Prof. Dr. Farhat Abbas urban and rural poor people, actually live in. Due to the Urban
various disciplines. The challenges of 21st century would require
advance research and activities in the field of Environmental Heat Island effect, urban areas are exposed to higher levels
of heat than the people living in surrounding rural areas. In

addition, indoor temperatures can differ greatly from outdoor Dr. Shafaqat Ali Dr. Ghazala
temperatures. In order to generate weather data for true urban PhD (ZJU, China) On ex-Pakistan leave PhD (GCUF)
environments, the temperatures must be recorded within the Assistant Professor Assistant Professor
urban locations. The existing two weather stations in Faisalabad Specialization: Phytotoxicity and Phytoremediation of Specialization: Toxicology
(one at the airport and the other at the University of Agriculture environmental pollutants, Biochar, Stress Physiology
Faisalabad) do not generate true urban environmental data Dr. Zaib-un-Nisa
rather they produce agricultural scenarios. Dr. Hina Rizvi PhD (GCUF)
PhD (PU) Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor Specialization: Biodiversity and Toxicology
Faculty Specialization: Water and Wastewater Analysis; Aerobic and
Prof. Dr. Farhat Abbas
Anaerobic Treatment Technologies Dr. Abid Mahmood
PhD Agricultural Engineering (Newcastle, UK)
PhD. (UAF)
Professor, Chairman
Dr. Muhammad Adrees Assistant Professor
Specialization: Climate Change Extremes, Resource
PhD (Imperial College, London) Specialization: Organic pollutants degradation, Biochar and
Management, GIS Applications
Assistant Professor sustainable environment; Air pollution monitoring
Specialization: Nitrogen and Ozone Pollution, Climate change,
Dr. Muhammad Ibrahim
Ecotoxicology Dr. Muhammad Bilal Shakoor
PhD (UAF), Postdoc (South Korea)
PhD. (UAF)
Assistant Professor
Dr. Tanvir Shahzad Assistant Professor
Specialization: Soil and Environmental Sciences, Atmospheric
PhD (France), Postdoc (France) Specialization: Geochemistry of arsenic in groundwater;
pollution
Assistant Professor Sorption of arsenic and other heavy metals using biochar
Specialization: Soil Biology & Biochemistry, Biochar, Carbon
Dr. Muhammad Siddique
sequestration Ms. Shamaila Noreen
PhD (PU), Postdoc Kurume University, Japan
MPhil. (GCUF)
Assistant Professor
Dr. Faisal Mahmood Lecturer (on study leave)
Specialization: Biotechnology
PhD (France) Specialization: Environmental Sciences
Assistant Professor
Dr. Sabir Hussain
Specialization: Crop Modeling, Biochar Ms. Huma Saeed
PhD (France), Postdoc (Ireland)
MPhil. (GCUF)
Assistant Professor
Dr. Muhammad Iqbal Lecturer (on Ex-Pakistan leave)
Specialization: Biotransformation and bioremediation of
PhD (Austria) Specialization: Environmental Sciences
pollutants in contaminated soils and wastewaters
Assistant Professor
Specialization: Soil Microbiology & Biochemistry; Ms. Saadia Hina
Dr. Tahira Yasmeen
Bioremediation and metal immobilization in environment M. Phil. (GCUF)
PhD (QAU) On ex-Pakistan leave
Assistant Professor
Dr.Muhammad Rizwan Specialization: Pollution monitoring and EIA
Specialization: Plant microbial ecology and Biotechnology
PhD (France)
Assistant Professor Ms. Aaifa Chaudhary
Dr. Muhammad Saleem Arif
Specialization: Phytotoxicity and Phytoremediation of MS (PU)
PhD (UAF), Postdoc (UK; Switzerland)
Environmental pollutants, Biochar and Stress Physiology Lecturer (on Ex-Pakistan leave)
Assistant Professor
Specialization: Air Pollution and EMS
Specialization: Soil Biology and Biogeochemistry, Sustainable
Dr. Saima Aslam Bharwana
Agro-ecology
PhD (GCUF) Mr. Muhammad Kashif Irshad
Assistant Professor (on Ex-Pakistan leave) MSc (Hons) (UAF)
Dr. Muhammad Riaz
Specialization: Phytotoxicity and Phytoremediation of heavy Lecturer (on Ex-Pakistan leave)
PhD (U.K.), Postdoc (Australia; Switzerland)
metals, OHS, EIA, EMS Specialization: Soil and Environmental sciences
Assistant Professor
Specialization: Soil biogeochemistry; Biochar for sustainable
soil management and crop production.

Prospectus 2017
Mr. Zaheer Abbas Virk ENV-505 Environmental Profile of Pakistan 3(3-0) ENV-561 Fundamentals of Earth Sciences 3(3-0)
MSc (Hons.) (UAF)
Lecturer ENV-507 Fundamentals of Environmental Economics 3(3-0) MTH-321 Mathematics - I 3(3-0)
Specialization: Soil Chemistry ENV-509 Analytical Techniques in Environmental 3(1-2) Semester 2
Science
ENV-552 Environmental Biotechnology : Principle and 3(2-1)
Scheme of Studies ENV-511 Energy and Environment 3(3-0) Applications
Semester 6 ENV-554 Applications of Environmental Microbiology 3(2-1)
BS Environmental Sciences ENV-502 Fundamentals of Environmental Biotechnology 3(2-1) ENV-556 Physics of the Environment 3(3-0)
Semester 1
ENV-504 GIS & Remote Sensing 3(2-1) ENV-558 Introductory Statistics 3(2-1)
ENV-301 Introduction to Environmental Science 3(3-0)
ENV-506 Basics of Environmental Management Systems 3(3-0) ENV-560 Water and Wastewater Treatment 3(3-0)
ENV-303 Biology-I 3(2-1)
ENV-508 Biodiversity & Conservation 3(3-0) ENV-562 Environmental Pollution Measurement and 2(0-2)
CHM-305 Basic Chemistry 3(2-1) Assessment - II
ENV-510 Environmental Monitoring 3(2-1)
ENG-321 Functional English 3(3-0) ENV-564 Population Dynamics and Environment 2(2-0)
ENV-512 Water Resources Management 3(3-0)
PST-321 Pakistan Studies 2(2-0) Semester 3
Semester 7
MTH-321 Mathematics-I 3(3-0) ENV-651 Occupational Health and Safety 3(3-0)
ENV-601 Introduction to Climate Change 3(3-0)
Semester 2 ENV-653 Pollution Control Techniques 3 (2-1)
ENV-603 Basics of Environmental Impact Assessment 3(3-0)
ENV-302 Introduction to Earth Sciences 3(2-1) ENV-655 Environmental Impact Assessment 3(2-1)
ENV-605 Natural Resource Management 3(3-0)
ENV-304 Biology-II 3(2-1) ENV-657 Fundamentals of Environmental Engineering 2(2-0)
ENV-607 Research Methods in Environmental Science 3(3-0)
ENV-306 Environmental Anthropology 3(3-0) ENV-659 Environmental Economics 2(2-0)
ENV-609 Urban Planning and Management 3(3-0)
ISL-321 Islamic Studies / Ethics 2(2-0) SOC-307 Introduction to Sociology 3(3-0)
ENV-611 Soil and Environment 3(3-0)
ENG-322 English Comprehension and Composition 3(3-0) ENV-663 Applications of Geographic Information System 3(3-0)
Semester 8
STA-321 Introduction to Statistical Theory 3(3-0) Semester 4
ENV-602 Environmental Laws & Policies 3(3-0)
Semester 3 ENV-652 Environmental Analytical techniques 3 (2-1)
ENV-604 Health and Environment 3(3-0)
ENV-401 Environmental Chemistry 3(2-1) ENV-654 Project Management 2 (2-0)
ENV-606 Pollution Control Technologies 3(2-1)
ENV-403 Environmental Physics 3(2-1) ENV-680 Thesis 6(0-6)
ENV-610 Atmospheric Science 3(3-0)
ENV-405 Philosophy 3(3-0)
ENV-612 Disaster Management 3(3-0)
ENV-631* Research Project 6(0-6)
MPhil/PhD Environmental Sciences
ENG-421 Communication Skills 3(3-0) ENV-701 Environmental Governance 3(3-0)
Research projects will be offered to the students with 85% or above
CSI-321 Introduction to Computing Applications 3(3-0) marks (till semester 6). Students securing less than 85% marks will ENV-702 Advanced Analytical Techniques 3(3-0)
Semester 4 study two additional elective courses ENV-610 & ENV-612 (each of 3
ENV-703 Environment Impact Assessment Practical 3(3-0)
credit hours) instead of research work.
ENV-402 Fundamentals of Ecology 3(3-0) Solutions
ENV-404 Environmental Microbiology 3(2-1) ENV-704 Project Development & Management 3(3-0)
MSc Environmental Sciences ENV-705 Occupational Safety and Environment 3(3-0)
ENV-406 Environmental Pollution 3(3-0)
Semester 1
ENV-408 Climatology 3(3-0) ENV-706 Environmental Management Systems 3(3-0)
ENV-551 Fundamentals of Environmental Sciences 3(3-0)
PSY-422 Introduction to Psychology 3(3-0) ENV-707 Energy Conservation and Environment 3(3-0)
ENV-553 Biology 3(2-1)
ENV-410 Waste Management 3 (3-0) ENV-708 Climate Change 3(3-0)
ENV-555 Chemistry of Environment 3(3-0)
Semester 5 ENV-709 Advance in Plant Ecology 3(3-0)
ENV-557 Basics of Ecology 3(3-0)
ENV-501 Applied Ecology 3(2-1) ENV-710 Biological Conservation 3(3-0)
ENV-559 Environment Pollution Measurement and 2(0-2)
ENV-503 Basics of Environmental Toxicology 3(2-1) ENV-711 Wildlife Forestry and wetland Conservation 3(3-0)
Assessment - I
and Management

ENV-712 Advanced Urban Ecology and Management 3(3-0) Other Mandatory Courses for PhD
ENV-713 Advanced Environmental Chemistry 3(3-0) ENV-758 General Seminar 1(0-1)
ENV-714 Applied Environmental Microbiology 3(3-0) ENV-759 Research Seminar 1(0-1)
ENV-715 Freshwater Ecology(Limnology) 3(3-0) ENV-760 Thesis
ENV-716 Environmental Sociology 3(3-0)
ENV-717 Environmental Geology 3(3-0)
MPhil Environmental Engineering
ENV-718 Marine Pollution 3(3-0)
ENE-701 Principles of Environmental Engineering 3(3-0)
ENV-719 Epidemiology 3(3-0)
ENE-702 Environmental Engineering Analytical 3(1-2)
ENV-720 Advances in Environmental Biotechnology 3(3-0) Techniques
ENV-722 Watershed Management 3(3-0) ENE-703 Solid Waste Engineering and Management 3(2-1)
ENV-723 Environmental Auditing 3(3-0) ENE-704 Physico-chemical Processes in Environmental 3(3-0)
ENV-724 Vegetation Ecology 3(3-0) Engineering
ENV-725 Alternative energy sources 3(3-0) ENE-705 Wastewater Engineering and Design 3(3-0)
ENV-726 Cleaner Production Technology 3(3-0) ENE-706 Environmental Management and Impact 3(2-1)
Assessment
ENV-731 Advanced Environment Economics 3(3-0)
ENE-707 Renewable Energy Resource Engineering 3(2-1)
ENV-732 Environmental Applications of Remote 3(3-0)
Sensing ENE-708 Ecology and Risk Assessment 3(3-0)
ENV-733 Environment Risk Assessment 3(3-0) ENE-709 Environmental Health and Safety Engineering 3(2-1)
ENV-734 Principles and Applications of Bioremediation 3(3-0) ENE-710 Agricultural Pollution Control Engineering 3(2-1)
ENV-735 Environment Engineering 3(3-0) ENE-711 Applied Remote Sensing 3(3-0)
ENV-736 Sustainable Urban Planning and Management 3(3-0) ENE-712 Special Topics in Environmental Engineering 3(3-0)
ENV-737 Natural Resource Conservation 3(3-0) MTH-741 Applied Mathematics for Environmental 3(3-0)
Engineers
ENV-738 Sustainable Agriculture, Transport and 3(3-0)
Industrial Production Other Mandatory
ENV-739 Industrial Ecology 3(3-0) ENV-758 General Seminar 1(0-1)
ENV-740 Sustainable Development 3(3-0) ENV-759 Research Seminar 1(0-1)

ENV-741 Solid and Hazardous Waste Management 3(3-0)
ENV-760 Thesis
ENV-751 Environmental Degradation 3(3-0)
ENV-752 Agro. Biodiversity & its Conservation 3(3-0)
ENV-753 Advanced Research Methodology in 3(3-0)
Environmental Science
ENV-755 Environmental Toxicology 3(3-0)
ENV-756 Quality Assurance and Quality Control 3(3-0)
ENV-757 Special Topic in Environment Science 3(3-0)
Other Mandatory Courses for MPhil
ENV-728 General Seminar 1(0-1)
ENV-729 Research Seminar 1(0-1)
ENV-730 Thesis 6(0-6)

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Department of
Mechanical Engineering Technology
Mission design stages through to commissioning and production.

To produce technologists and researchers with sound knowledge There is a broad range of employment opportunities within
on fundamentals of traditional, modern and emerging areas of this diverse discipline involving design, manufacture, research,
engineering together with innovative design abilities, IT and development, management and marketing.
managerial skills, which are essential to achieve sustainable We provide students with a rigorous education, hands-on
national development. experience, exposure to cutting-edge research, and support to
pursue their dreams.
Vision Faculty
The vision of Department of Mechanical Engineering Technology
is towards outstanding education and research leading to Engr. Imran Zahid
well qualified engineers and technologists who are innovative Lecturer/ Academic Coordinator
entrepreneurial and successful in advanced fields of mechanical MSc Engineering [UET Lahore]
engineering to cater the ever changing industrial demands and Specialization: Thermal Power Engineering
social needs.
Engr. Fouzia Gillani
Lecturer
Objectives PhD Scholar
The main objective of Department of Information Technology Specialization: Industrial and Manufacturing
is to offer its students comprehensive education that will
enable them to apply essential skills and a deep understanding Engr. Muhammad Raza Lashari
of management issues, detailed knowledge of technology Lecturer/ IT & Exams Coordinator
and a passion for solving business problems using innovative MSc Engineering [HKUST, Hong Kong]
technology.
Programs Offered Specialization: Thermal & HVAC
1. BSc Mechanical Engineering Technology
Introduction Engr. Aown Muhammad Shah
Coordinator: Engr. Imran Zahid Mechanical Engineering has made the world advance. We live in Research Officer
by constantly improving and inventing technology. Mechanical MSc Scholar
Engineering Technology has made it possible to convert our Specialization: Design
lives towards easier mode by making everything we use, more
efficient.
Becoming a Mechanical Engineering Technologist opens
doors to nearly every area of industry, from manufacturing
to construction; working on problem-solving projects from

BSc. Mechanical Engineering MET-506 Industrial Thermal Utilities 4(3-1)
Technology MET-508 Heat and Mass Flow Processes 4(3-1)
Semester 1 MET-510 Health Safety and Environment 3(3-0)
ACH-321 Applied Chemistry 4(3-1) Semester 7
MTH-321 Mathematics - I 3(3-0) MET-628 Seminar-I 1(0-1)
CSI-321 Introduction to Computing Applications 3(3-0) MET-632 Internship-I 10(0-10)
MET-301 Technical Drawings 3(2-1) MET-633 Internship Report-I 6(0-6)
ENG-321 Functional English 3(3-0) Semester 8
PST-321 Pakistan Studies 2(2-0) MET-629 Seminar-II 1(0-1)
Semester 2 MET-634 Internship-II 10(0-10)
MTH-322 Mathematics - II 3(3-0) MET-635 Internship Report-II 6(0-6)
MET-302 Electrical Technology 4(3-1)

PHY-301 Mechanics - I 4(3-1)
MET-304 Workshop Practice 2(0-2)
ISL-321 Islamic Studies/Ethics 2(2-0)
Semester 3
MET-401 Materials Technology 2(2-0)
MET-403 Applied Mechanics 4(3-1)
MET-405 Strength of Materials 4(3-1)
MET-407 Thermodynamics for Technologists 4(3-1)
Semester 4
MET-402 Fluid Flow Processes 3(2-1)
MET-404 Basic Mechanics of Machines 3(2-1)
MET-406 Design of Machine Elements 3(2-1)
MET-408 Manufacturing Technology 3(2-1)
MET-410 Industrial Electronics Technology 3(2-1)
Semester 5
MET-501 Hydraulics Machinery 4(3-1)
MET-503 HVAC Technology 4(3-1)
MET-505 Instrumentation Technology 3(2-1)
MET-507 Machining Technology - I 4(3-1)
MET-509 Inspection & Quality Control 4(3-1)
Semester 6
MET-502 IC Engine Operation 4(3-1)
MET-504 Condition Monitoring and Maintenance 4(3-1)

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Faculty of
Islamic & Oriental Learning
Prof. Dr. Humayun Abbas

1. Department of Islamic Studies & Arabic
Dean
2. Department of Persian Ph: 041-9201292
3. Department of Punjabi Email: drhumayunabbas@yahoo.com
4. Department of Urdu Prof. Dr. Humayun Abbas did his PhD from Baha-ud-
Din Zakaraya University Multan, in 2002. He was Post
Doc Fellow in University of Glasgow, UK in 2007, won
a National Award by the Govt. of Pakistan on writing
of the best book of Seerah entitled Social Welfare in
the Teachings of the Holy Prophet (PBUH ), Member
of Islamic Research Council Lahore & Markaz-e-
Taqeeq Faisalabad. Started his professional Career in
2000 from Mohy -ud -Din University, Azad Kashmir
then served to G. C University, Lahore and since
2011 has been serving to G. C. University, Faisalabad,
Author of many books and research articles,
supervised many PhD and M Phil theses, Since his
joining to GCUF, has given boost to the departmental
activities, organized conferences and seminars at
national and International level. He also worked for
the establishment of Seerat Chair and Tasawwuf
Study Centre in GCUF.

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Department of
Islamic Studies & Arabic
Phone: 041-9201559
041-9201292
Email: islamic.st@gcuf.edu.pk
arabic@gcuf.edu.pk
Section 1: Islamic Studies was played by Prof. Iftikhar Chishti & Prof. Dr. Muhammad
Ishaq Qurashi (a famous national personality). Later on in
1985, the department of Islamic Studies was established. Since
Vision its establishment, the alumni of this department have been
The vision of the department of Islamic Studies is seek to contributing to the various institutions in country and abroad.
advanced knowledge & understanding of classical and modern Presently, the department is offering four programs following
Islamic religious thoughts and Islamic textual traditions and to HEC criteria. Two research Journal Zia-e-Tahqeeq & Al-Ihsan
provide understanding of Islamic culture and intellectual history have also been launched to highlight the intellectual efforts of
in the pre modern and modern period. the faculty members and students. Seven issues of the journal
So they can solve the contemporary issues and introduce Islam Zia-e-Tehqiq and three issue of Al-Ihsan have been published.
as religion of peace, tolerance mutual harmony. Furthermore Seerah Chair and Tasawwuf Study Centre
were established in Department of Islamic Studies & Arabic for
promoting moral values, harmony and peace in all spheres of
Mission Human life. Department has organized three National Seerat
To present Islam as a code of life based on the revealed Conferences, two International Seerat, two National Taswwaf,
knowledge of the Quran & Sunnah. Qiraat & other Seminars and workshops. In 2013, the department
To ground in a study of Islam as worldview, civilization & of Islamic Studies was renamed as Department of Islamic
living reality. Studies & Arabic by the Competent Authority. Department is
To engage student in exploring primary texts, history, global also offering MA (2Years) & MPhil (2Years) program through
Programs Offered Muslim communities and the regional issue of the Islamic Distance Learning Education. So, that the quality education
world. could be delivered in an affordable & an accessible way in the
1. BS Islamic Studies 1. BS Arabic To provide the closer look at the various histories of Islam
2. MA Arabic field of Islamic studies.
2. MA Islamic Studies in places such as the middle east, Africa, south Asia and
3. MPhil Islamic Studies 3. MPhil Arabic Europe.
4. PhD Islamic Studies 4. PhD Arabic
Section 2: Arabic
Introduction
Chairman: Dr. Ghulam Shams-ur-Rehman Government College University Faisalabad started its journey to Vision
deliver the education more than one hundred years ago. The The Department to promote Arabic language and literature and
subject of Islamic Studies was offered in 1955-56 while before highlight the primacy and relevance of Arabic Language and
the partition of subcontinent the course Deenyat had been literature in the contemporary world.
offering by Mr. M. Abdullah Kamil. Departments Pioneer role
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Mission Dr. Sher Ali Specialization: Seerah

The mission of the department is to offer programs in the Arabic PhD Islamic Studies
Language & Literature for the purpose: Assistant Professor Muhammad Usman Siddique
To enable the student understanding about the classic Specialization: History of Islam, Tasawwuf MPhil Islamic Studies (GCUF)
literature and poetry of Arabic language. Lecturer
To prepare the students to understand, speak and write the Dr. Muhammad Hamid Raza Specialization: Hadith
Arabic language. PhD Islamic Studies (PU, Lahore)
Assistant Professor Dr. Muhammad Saleem Ismail
Introduction Specialization: Study of Religions PhD (PU, Lahore)
Arabic is an official language of the united nation and a major Assistant Professor
language of the Middle East and North Africa, spoken by 280 Dr. Umar Hayat Specialization: Translation Studies
million people around the world. Arabic is the living medium of PhD Islamic Studies (Islamia University, Bahawalpur)
vibrant contemporary literature and culture. Arabic is also the Associate Professor Dr. Iftikhar Ahmad Khan
language of Holy Quran and Islamic world, the need of billions Specialization: Study of Civilization & Religion PhD (PU, Lahore)
worlds people and has a significant influence as a religion and Assistant Professor
a civilization in the culture and politics of the world history and Dr. Aqeel Ahmad Specialization: Literature of Indo Pakistan, Literary History of
the globalised context of the Modern world. The department PhD Islamic Studies (Karachi University, Karachi) Arabic & Research Methodology
intends to take effective measures to expand the vision of the Assistant Professor (IPFP)
status of Arabic language in Pakistan on the following lines, Specialization: Seerah & Tasawwuf Dr. Mahmood Ahmad Abdullah
The students will be made capable enough to have direct PhD (PU, Lahore)
access to consult the original sources of Islamic sciences, Arabic Dr. Yasir Arfat Awan Assistant Professor
language and literature PhD Islamic Studies (PU, Lahore) Specialization: Quranic & Hadith Studies, Arabic Grammar &
Department enables the student to face modern challenges Assistant Professor Literature
towards lingual, social, intellectual and religious matters. Specialization: Islam and Orientalism
The teaching staff has to focus modern vocabulary and Dr. Ghulam Ahmad
terminology of modern and functional Arabic language to face Dr. Hamid Hammad PhD (GC University, Faisalabad)
lingual barriers. PhD Islamic Studies (PU, Lahore) Assistant Professor
It will be possible to strengthen Urdu and other local languages Assistant Professor Specialization: Literary Criticism
to bring them closer to one another on the basis of Arabic Specialization: Islamic Economics, Fiqh-ul-Hadith
grammar and vocabulary. Asif Ali Raza
Installation of a language lab will be possible soon which may Zia-Ur-Rehman Zia MPhil Arabic GCUF
prove to be most scientific way to learn the right accent and MPhil Islamic Studies (International Islamic University Assistant Professor
basic skills of Arabic language. Islamabad) Specialization: Functional Arabic and Religious Literature
Lecturer (On Study Leave)
Specialization: Comparative Study of Religions
Scheme of Studies (Islamic studies)
Faculty Sobia Nosheen BS Islamic Studies
MPhil Islamic Studies (B.Z.U Multan)
Semester 1
Dr. Humayun Abbas Lecturer (On Study Leave)
PhD Islamic Studies Specialization: Women Studies ISL-301 Introduction to Topics of Holy Quran-I 3(3-0)
Post Doc (Glasgow, U.K) EDU-313 Introduction to Education 3(3-0)
Professor / Dean Faculty of Islamic & Oriental Learning/ Saima Ashraf PER-321 Persian Language 3(3-0)
Specialization: Tafseer, Hadith & Seerah, Tasawwuf MPhil Islamic Studies (GCUF)
Lecturer PST-321 Pakistan Studies 2(2-0)
Dr. Ghulam Shams-ur-rehman Specialization: Uloom-ul-Quran & Seerah ENG-321 Functional English 3(3-0)
PhD Islamic Studies STA-322 Introduction to Statistical Theory-I 3(3-0)
Associate Professor Hafiz Muhammad Asghar
Specialization: Sufism, contemporary Muslim socio-religious Semester 2
MPhil Islamic Studies (GCUF)
movement Lecturer ISL-321 Islamic Studies / Ethics 2(2-0)

ISL-304 Introduction to Topics of Holy Quran-II 3(3-0) ISL-613 Al-Dawah-wal-Irshad 3(3-0) ISL-662 Islamic Literature in English 3(3-0)
ISL-324 Arabic Language-I 3(3-0) OR *ISL-664 Quranic education 3(3-0)
STA-323 Introduction to Statistical Theory-II 3(3-0) ISL-630 Thesis 6(0-6) *ISL-668 International Islamic Law 3(3-0)
ENG-322 English Comprehension & Composition 3(3-0) Semester 8 OR
SOC-307 Introduction to Sociology 3(3-0) ISL-602 Muslim Economical Thoughts 3(3-0) **ISL-680 Thesis 6(0-6)
Semester 3 ISL-604 Objectives and Philosophy of Shariah 3(3-0) * Two courses from optional
OR
CSI-321 Introduction to Computing Applications 3(3-0) ISL-606 Study of Selected Interpretation of 3(3-0)
** Thesis
Compilation of Hadith
ISL-401 Uloom-ul-Quran 3(3-0)
ISL-608 History of Islamic Culture and Civilization 3(3-0)
HIS-423 History of Ottoman 3(3-0)
ISL-610 Ethics of Disagreement 3(3-0) MPhil / PhD Islamic Studies
OR Core Courses
ISL-425 Arabic Language-II 3(3-0)
ISL-630 Thesis 6(0-6) ISL-701 Uloom-ul-Quran 3(3-0)
Semester 4
ISL-402 History and Compilation of Hadith 3(3-0) ISL-702 Usool-e-Tehqiq 3(3-0)
ISL-406 Study of Islamic Fiqh 3(3-0) MA Islamic Studies ISL-703 Arabic language and Literature 3(3-0)
POL-406 Introduction to International Relations 3(3-0) ISL-704 Translation studies 3(3-0)

Semester 1
HIS-424 History of Sub-Continent 3(3-0) ISL-705 Uloom-ul-Hadith 3(3-0)
ISL-551 Textual study of Al-Quran 3(3-0)
ARB-426 Arabic Poetry 3(3-0) ISL-706 Uloom-ul-Fiqh 3(3-0)
ISL-553 History of Al-Hadith and Its principles 3(3-0)
ISL-408 Islamic Literature in English 3(3-0) ISL-707 Study of Seerah 3(3-0)
ISL-555 Arabic grammar 3(3-0)
Semester 5 ISL-708 Sufi Orders of Contemporary World 3(3-0)
ISL-557 Socio-Political thoughts of Islam 3(3-0)
ISL-501 Study of Seerah of Holy Prophet 3(3-0) ISL-731 Study of Uloom-ul-Quran 3(3-0)
ISL-559 Study of Seerah 3(3-0)
ISL-503 History of Tafseer and its Principles 3(3-0) ISL-732 Study of Islamic Literature in English 3(3-0)
Semester 2
ISL-505 Textual Study of Al-Quran-I 3(3-0) ISL-733 Tasawwuf and Post Modernity 3(3-0)
ISL-552 History of Tafseer and its principles 3(3-0)
ISL-507 Textual Study of Al-Hadith-I 3(3-0) ISL-734 Study of Uloom-ul-Hadith 3(3-0)
ISL-554 Textual study of Al-Hadith 3(3-0)
ISL-509 Textual Study of Muslim Family Law 3(3-0) ISL-735 Islamic & Christianity: Theological themes 3(3-0)
ISL-556 Arabic Literature 3(3-0)
Semester 6 ISL-736 Human rights Law: A comparative perspective 3(3-0)
ISL-558 History of Islam (Umayyad & abbasid) 3(3-0)
ISL-502 Uloom-ul- Hadith 3(3-0) Other Mandatory Requirements for MPhil
ISL-560 Muslim Economics Thoughts 3(3-0)
ISL-504 History of Fiqh 3(3-0) ISL-728 General Seminar 1(0-1)
ISL-562 Research Methodology 3(3-0)
ISL-506 Textual Study of Al-Quran-II 3(3-0) ISL-729 Research Seminar 1(0-1)
Semester 3
ISL-508 Fiqh-Al-Sunnah 3(3-0) ISL-730 Thesis 6(0-6)
ISL-651 History of Al-Fiqh and its principles 3(3-0)
ISL-510 Study of Religions 3(3-0) Other Mandatory Requirements for PhD
ISL-653 Study of Religions-I (non-semitic) 3(3-0)
ISL-514 Methodology of Research in Islamic Studies 3(3-0) ISL-758 General Seminar 1(0-1)
ISL-655 Islamic Akhlaq & Tasawwuf 3(3-0)
Semester 7 ISL-759 Research Seminar 1(0-1)
ISL-661 Islamic Banking 3(3-0)
ISL-601 Fiqh-ul-Quran 3(3-0) ISL-760 Thesis
ISL-665 Islam and Science OR Thesis (ISL-680) 3(3-0)
ISL-603 Usool-ul-Fiqh 3(3-0) Semester 4
ISL-607 Akhlaq-o-Tasawwuf 3(3-0) ISL-652 Textual study of Al-Fiqh 3(3-0)
ISL-609 Modern Islamic world: Resources and 3(3-0) ISL-654 Study of Religions-II (semitic) 3(3-0)
Problems
ISL-656 History of Islam (Spain & Ottoman) 3(3-0)
ENG-611 English for Employment 3(3-0)

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Scheme of Studies (Arabic) ARB-504 History of Arabic 3(3-0) *ARB-657 Study of Arabian world & its Culture 3(3-0)
BS Arabic ARB-506 Language History of Arabic Literature - II 3(3-0) *ARB-659 Arabic Literature of Spain & Migrants 3(3-0)
Semester 1 ARB-508 Classical Arabic Prose 3(3-0) ARB-661 Arabic Poetry-II 3(3-0)
ENG-321 Functional English 3(3-0) ARB-510 Modern Arabic Prose 3(3-0) ARB-663 Literary & Islamic Sources (For Non 3(3-0)
researchers)
ARB-303 Basic Arabic Grammar 3(3-0) ARB-512 Classical Arabic Poetry 3(3-0)
* One from optional
SOC-307 Introduction to Sociology 3(3-0) Semester 7
Semester 4
POL-301 Introduction to Political Science 3(3-0) ARB-601 Criticism 3(3-0)
ARB-652 Literary Study of Al- Hadith 3(3-0)
MTH-321 Mathematics-I 3(3-0) ARB-603 Introduction to Linguistics 3(3-0)
ARB-654 Modern Arabic Literature 3(3-0)
PST-321 Pakistan Studies 2(2-0) ARB-605 Modern Arabic Poetry 3(3-0)
ARB-656 History of Literary Criticism 4(4-0)
Semester 2 ARB-607 Methodology of Research in Arabic 3(3-0)
**ARB-658 Arabic Literature in sub-continent 3(3-0)
MTH-322 Mathematics-II 3(3-0) ARB-609 Comparative Literature 3(3-0)
**ARB-660 Linguistic (Option II for non-researchers) 3(3-0)
ISL-321 Islamic Studies/Ethics 2(2-0) ARB-611 Rhetoric & Prosody 3(3-0)
**ARB-680 Thesis 6(6-0)
ENG-322 English Comprehension and Composition 3(3-0) Semester 8
** Student will take Two optional subjects OR Thesis
POL-406 Introduction to International Relations 3(3-0) ARB-630 Thesis 6(0-6)
ARB-310 Functional Arabic (Listening) 3(3-0) ARB-604 Arabic Literature in the subcontinent 3(3-0)
ECO-408 Issues in Pakistan Economy 3(3-0) ARB-606 Arabic Media 3(3-0) MPhil / PhD Arabic
Semester 3 ARB-608 Arabic Literature in Spain 3(3-0) *ARB-701 Research Methodology & Editing the 3(3-0)
Manuscript
ARB-401 Functional Arabic - I (Speaking) 3(3-0)
*ARB-703 Comparative Literature 3(3-0)
PSY-422 Introduction to Psychology 3(3-0) MA Arabic *ARB-705 literary Criticism (Ancient & Modern) 3(3-0)
ISL-501 Study of Seerah of Holy Prophet 3(3-0)
Semester 1
ARB-707 Study of Primary Sources of Arabic Literature 3(3-0)
ARB-551 Morphology 3(3-0)
ARB-709 Arabic Media 3(3-0)
ARB-553 Written & Spoken Arabic 4(3-1)
*ARB-702 Art of Translation 3(3-0)
Semester 4
ARB-555 Literary History of Arabs - I 3(3-0)
*ARB-704 Arabic Rhetoric 3(3-0)
ARB-402 Arabic Composition & Dictation 3(3-0)
ARB-557 Ancient Arabic Prose 3(3-0)
*ARB-706 Syntax School of Thoughts 3(3-0)
ARB-404 Applied Grammar 3(3-0)
ARB-559 Art of Translation 3(3-0)
*ARB-708 Methods of Literary Study 3(3-0)
ARB-406 Functional Arabic - III (Writing) 3(3-0)
ARB-561 Functional Arabic 3(3-0)
**ARB-731 Phonetics 3(3-0)
PER-507 Pakistani Zubano ka Mutalia 3(3-0)
Semester 2
**ARB-732 Modern Arabic Literature 3(3-0)
ISL-608 Akhlaq-o-Tasawaf 3(3-0)
ARB-552 Syntax 3(3-0)
**ARB-733 Arabic Media 3(3-0)
ARB-554 Research Methodology & Editing 4(3-1)
**ARB-734 New Trends in Arabic Literature 3(3-0)
Semester 5
ARB-556 Literary History of Arabs II 3(3-0)
**ARB-735 Area Study 3(3-0)
ARB-501 Arabic World 3(3-0)
ARB-558 Fiction 3(3-0)
**ARB-736 Linguistic 3(3-0)
ARB-503 Hadith Literature 3(3-0)
ARB-560 Translation (Arabic- Urdu-Arabic) 3(3-0)
ARB-505 Quran Literature 3(3-0)
ARB-562 Arabic Poetry-I 3(3-0)
ARB-730 Thesis 6(0-6)
ARB-507 History of Arabic Literature- I (Ancient Period) 3(3-0)
Semester 3
ARB-509 Translation - I (Theory) 3(3-0)
ARB-651 Literary Study of Al-Quran 3(3-0)
ARB-760 Thesis
Semester 6
ARB-653 Arabic Rhetoric & Prosody 4(4-0)
*core courses for MPhil
ARB-502 Translation - II (Practical) 3(3-0)
ARB-655 Modern Literary History of Arabs 3(3-0) **core courses for PhD

Department of
Persian
Phone: 041-9200672
Email: persian@gcuf.edu.pk
Mission Career Opportunities

The Department would play a vital role in promoting and Students of this Department continue to enter a variety of
spreading Persian language which can act as a bridge between vocational fields, some of which are CSS, Advertising, Media,
two countries Pakistan and Iran. Our mission is to revive the Banking, Business, Translation /Interpreting, Teaching,
glory of Persian language which is a store house of immense Educational Administration & Research, News agencies, Foreign
literary and philosophical literature. Ministry, Central Asia Trading etc.
Knowledge of Persian would help to learn Turkish, Arabic, Urdu,
Punjabi, Sindhi, Pashto, Blochi, and Hindi and pursue a variety
of exciting careers in Government, International business or
Faculty
education. Our national language, Urdu has more than 60%
Dr. Ghulam Akbar
Persian words.
PhD Persian
Coordinator
Persian is spoken by 120 million people not just in Iran, but also Specialization: Criticism, Research, Editing, Translation,
in Afghanistan and Central Asia. Learning Persian language is not Tasawwuf
only a source of developing our relations with Iran, Afghanistan,
Tajikistan and other Persian regional countries but also helps Dr. Saira Abdul Qaddus
in fully understanding Urdu language, literature and Allama Assistant Professor (IPFP)
Iqbals poetry. In addition, a great treasure of religious books PhD Persian
is in Persian language and many other have been translated in
Persian language. These books are an authority in religious and Mr. Sami Ullah
religious teachings too. MPhil Persian
Programs Offered In GC university Faisalabad, the department of Persian is newly Lecturer (On Study Leave)
1. BS Persian
established w.e.f 20th April, 2013; with a view to provide
2. MA Persian
facilities for advanced studies and research in the fields of
3. MPhil Persian
Persian language and literature with particular emphasis on the
4. Diploma in Persian (6 Months)
literature produced in the Indo-Pak subcontinent during the last
nine centuries, and to familiarize the younger generation of this
Coordinator: Dr. Ghulam Akbar
country with the history, language and literature of Iran. With
the kindness of worthy vice chancellor Prof. Dr. Muhammad Ali,
the department of Persian organized a Romi Seminar on March
18, 2015.

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Scheme of Studies Semester 6 PER-653 Iqbaliat I 3(3-0)
BS Persian PER-502 Iran mein farsi adab ky irtqa ka tanqdi jaiza 3(3-0) PER-655 Mysticism I 3(3-0)
Semester 1 PER-504 Iran mein tasswaf ky irtqa ka tanqdi jaiza 3(3-0) PER-657 Comparative Study of Persian and Urdu 3(3-0)
Literature
PER-301 Farsi Nasam o Naser aur Dastoor 3(3-0) PER-506 Jadeed Farsi naser k irtaqa ka tanqadi jaiza 3(3-0)
PER-659 Persian Research Methodology 3(3-0)
PER-303 Farsi Nazar o Naser aur Alam e bayan 3(3-0) PER-508 Farsi Ghuftari 3(3-0)
PER-661 Persian Manuscript Studies (Optional) 3(3-0)
ENG-321 Functional English 3(3-0) PER-510 Sabaq Shanasi 3(3-0)
PER-663 Rhetoric 3(3-0)
Semester 4
MTH-321 Mathematics - I 3(3-0) PER-601 Barsageer mein tassawaf ka irtaqa 3(3-0)
PER-652 Modern Persian Literature II 3(3-0)
ECO-408 Issues in Pakistan Economy 3(3-0) PER-603 Jadeed Farsi shair k irtaqa ka tanqadi jaiza 3(3-0)
PER-654 Iqbaliat II 3(3-0)
Semester 2 PER-605 Barsageer mein Farsi adab ky irtaqa ka 3(3-0)
tanqadi jaiza PER-656 Mysticism II 3(3-0)
PER-302 Farsi Nazar o Naser aur Dastoor e Farsi 3(3-0)
PER-607 Criticism 3(3-0) PER-658 Criticism 3(3-0)
PER-304 Farsi Nazar o Naser aur Alam e Badi 3(3-0)
Semester 8 PER-660 Persian Literary Sources 3(3-0)
PER-602 Mysticism 3(3-0) PER-662 Comparative Study of Arabic and Persian 3(3-0)
ISL-321 Islamic Studies / Ethics 2(2-0) Literature
PER-604 Rhetoric 3(3-0)
CSI-321 Introduction to Computing Applications 3(3-0) PER-664 Translation and Spoken Persian 3(3-0)
PER-630 Tahqeeqi Maqala 6 (0-6)
ARB-310 Functional Arabic 3(3-0)
Semester 3 MPhil Persian
PER-401 Iran mein classical farsi naser k irtaqa ka 3(3-0) MA Persian PER-711 Literary History of Persia (Comp) 3(3-0)
tanqadi jaiza
Semester 1 PER-712 Classical & Modern Prose (Comp) 3(3-0)
PER-403 Iran mein classical farsi Shair ka irtaqa 3(3-0)
PER-551 Classical Prose I 3(3-0) PER-713 Iqbaliyat (Comp) 3(3-0)
PER-405 Iranology 3(3-0)
PER-553 Classical Poetry I 3(3-0) PER-714 Research Methodology & (Optional) 3(3-0)
PER-407 Iqbaliat 3(3-0)
PER-555 Literary History of Persia I 3(3-0) PER-715 Rhetoric, Translation & Spoken Persian 3(3-0)
SOC-307 Introduction to Sociology 3(3-0) (Optional)
PER-557 Literary History of Indo-Pak I 3(3-0)
Semester 4 PER-716 Historiography (Optional) 3(3-0)
PER-559 Iranology I (Optional) 3(3-0)
PER-402 Dastoor pysharafty zuban e Farsi 3(3-0) PER-721 Literary History of Sub-Continent (Comp) 3(3-0)
PER-561 Persian Grammar I (Optional) 3(3-0)
PER-404 Tarjma ) urdu abarat ka Farsi mein tarjma 3(3-0) PER-722 Classical & Modern Poetry (Comp) 3(3-0)
PER-563 Linguistics 3(3-0)
(Akhtyari)
Semester 2 PER-723 Persian Literary Criticism (Comp) 3(3-0)
PER-406 Barsageer mein Iran mein classical farsi naser 3(3-0)
k irtaqa ka tanqadi jaiza PER-552 Classical Prose II 3(3-0) PER-724 Mysticism (Optional) 3(3-0)
PER-408 Urdu aur Farsi k Lissani Rawabit 3(3-0) PER-554 Classical Poetry II 3(3-0) PER-725 Iranology (Optional) 3(3-0)
PER-410 Irfani Matan 3(3-0) PER-556 Literary History of Persia II 3(3-0) PER-726 Linguistics (Optional) 3(3-0)
Semester 5 PER-558 Literary History of Indo-Pak II 3(3-0) Other Mandatory Requirements for MPhil
PER-501 Barsageer mein Iran mein classical farsi shair 3(3-0) PER-550 Iranology II (Optional) 3(3-0) PER-730 Tehqeeqi Maqala 6(0-6)
ka irtaqa PER-552 Persian Grammar II (Optional) 3(3-0)
PER-503 Alam e bayan wa baddi wa maini 3(3-0) PER-554 Persian Literature in Punjab 3(3-0)
PER-505 Tahqeq o naqid adabi 3(3-0) PER-556 Religious Literature 3(3-0)
PER-507 Pakistani Zubano ka Mutalia 3(3-0) Semester 3
PER-509 Maktoobat-e-Imam Rabbani 3(3-0) PER-651 Modern Persian Literature I 3(3-0)

Department of
Punjabi
Phone: 041-9200672
Email: punjabi@gcuf.edu.pk
Vision Faculty
Our vision is to establish Punjabi Language, Literature and
history as one of the oldest and richest literatures of the world Dr. Asma Ghulam Rasool
favorably comparative with the literatures in other languages. PhD
Assistant Professor / Incharge
Specialization: Poetry and Prose
Mission
The mission of the department of Punjabi is to promote
Dr. Fiaz Maghyana
Punjabi language and literature and highlight its rich history
PhD
and diversity. Punjabi is a language of Sufis which imbibes the
Assistant Professor
culture and values of its people. The department aspires to
Specialization:Prose
restore the Punjabi language and literature to its rightful place
in academia and society.
Ds. Sobia Aslam
PhD
Introduction Assistant Professor (OPS)
Punjabi is the language of millions of people of Punjab and a Specialization: Poetry & Poetry
means of communication through which they perform and
execute the business of their daily life. For centuries Punjabi has
been a medium of expression of the saints and other great poets
Scheme of Studies
of this region. Therefore the structure of the Punjabi classical BS Punjabi
poetry is erected on the foundations of mysticism and high Semester 1
moral values. The great mystics like Baba FareedGunjShakkar,
Shah Hussain, Sultan Bahoo, Syed Bulhey Shah, Ali Haider, Syed PUN-301 Punjabi Bool Chaal 3(3-0)
Hashmin Shah, Syed Waris Shah, MaulviGhulamRasool, Mian PUN-303 Punjabi di Jadeed Nasar 3(3-0)
Muhammad Bukhsh and KhwajaGhulamFareedpresentd their ENG-321 Functional English 3(3-0)
striking ideas in Punjabi poetic form for the worldly as well as
Programs Offered the religious guidance of the people. Punjabi language does not
1. BS Punjabi MTH-321 Mathematics-1 3(3-0)
only reflect the realities and attitudes of life but is also a great
2. MA Punjabi
source of social, cultural and historical identity. SOC-307 Introduction to Sociology 3(3-0)
3. MPhil Punjabi
Coordinator: Dr. Asma Ghulam Rasool Semester 2
PUN-302 Punjabi Look Adab 3(3-0)

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PUN-304 Punjabi Perrhai Likhai 3(3-0) *PUN- Punjabi Sahafat 3(3-0) PUN-654 Amli Tanqeed 4(4-0)
607
ENG-322 English Comprehension and Composition 3(3-0) PUN-656 Qaumi Tay Milli Adab 4(4-0)
*PUN- Tarjama Kari (Arabic, Persian) 3(3-0)
ISLA-321 Islamic Studies/Ethics 2(2-0) PUN-658 Punjabi Tarjmay (Elective) 3(3-0)
609
STA-321 Introduction to Statistical Theory 3(3-0) PUN-660 Look Geet (Elective) 3(3-0)
*PUN- Punjabi Lughat Navesi 3(3-0)
*PUN- Sandal Bar da Nasri Adab 3(3-0) 611 PUN-680 Tehqeeki Maqala (Elective) 6(0-6)
306
*Any one subject from Optional Note: Those Students who will take thesis (Tehqeeqi Maqaala), will
*PUN- Sandal Bar da Shairy Adab 3(3-0) not Read Course codes PUN-658 & PUN-660
Semester 8
308
PUN-602 Chonwan Aalami Adab 3(3-0)
*Any one From Optional
PUN-604 Pakistani Zabanan Da Adab 3(3-0)
MPhil Punjabi
Semester 3
PUN-701 Tehqiq day asool tay soomay 3(3-0)
*PUN- Hath Likhat tay Rasmul Khat 3(3-0)
PUN-401 Punjabi Immla tay Grammar 3(3-0)
606 Pun-702 Sodhkari tay Ehday Asool 3(3-0)
PUN-403 Punjabi Da Deeni tay Seerati Adab 3(3-0)
*PUN- Hindustan da Punjabi Adab 3(3-0) PUN-703 Faarsi Grammer tay Zuban 3(3-0)
ENG-421 Communication Skills 3(3-0) 608
PUN-704 Hath Likhat,Rasmulkhat,Gurmukhi 3(3-0)
ECO-480 Issues in Pakistan Economy 3(3-0) PUN-660 Thesis/ Internship/ Project 6(6-0)
PUN-705 Punjabi Zuban di Grammer tay jarran 3(3-0)
PER-408 Farsi Adab ki Rawait 3(3-0) Note: Those Students who will take thesis (Tehqeeqi Maqaala), will
PUN-706 Punjabi Lissaniat/Punjabi Sotiat 3(3-0)
Semester 4 not Read Course codes PUN-606 & PUN-608
PUN-707 Punjabi wich Tanqeed 3(3-0)
PUN-402 Chonwan Look Sinfan 3(3-0)
PUN-708 Punjabi Adab wich Tarjumay di rawaiat 3(3-0)
PUN-404 Jadeed Chonwan Punjab Adab 3(3-0) MA Punjabi Mandatory Requirement for MPhil
URD-701 Urdu Adab 3(3-0) Semester 1 PUN-730 Tehqiqi Maqala 6(0-6)
HIS-416 Geografi Aloom 3(3-0) PUN-551 Jadeed Punjabi Nazam 3(3-0)
PUN-406 Punjabi di Rizmiya Shairy 3(3-0) PUN-553 Punjabi De Jadeed Nasar 3(3-0)
Semester 5 PUN-555 Punjabi Wich Deni Adab 3(3-0)
PUN-501 Adbi Sinfan 3(3-0) PUN-557 Wa, Jangnama 3(3-0)
PUN-503 Qadeem Chonwan Punjabi Adab 3(3-0) PUN-559 Tareekh Punjabi Zaban-O-Adab (Part-I) 4(4-0)
PUN-505 Classicy Shairy tay Tassawaf 3(3-0) Semester 2
PUN-507 Jadeed Shairy 3(3-0) PUN-552 Jadeed Punjabi Ghazal 3(3-0)
PUN-509 Qisa Adab 3(3-0) PUN-554 Punjabi Da Dastani Adab (Part-I) 3(3-0)
Semester 6 PUN-556 Punjabi Wich Serat Neghari 3(3-0)
PUN-502 Tarjama Kari 3(3-0) PUN-558 Sahafat Tay Punjabi Sahafat 4(4-0)
PUN-504 Gurmukhi: Parrhai Likhai 3(3-0) PUN-560 Tareekh Punjabi Zaban-O-Adab (Part-II) 4(4-0)
PUN-506 Punjabi Adab di Tarikh 3(3-0) Semester 3
PUN-508 Qadeem Punjabi Nasar 3(3-0) PUN-651 Tasawuf Tay Sofiana Shairi 3(3-0)
PUN-510 Punjabi Tanqeed 3(3-0) PUN-653 Pakistani Zabanaan Da Adab 3(3-0)
Semester 7 PUN-655 Nazri Tanqeed 4(4-0)
PUN-601 Khososi Mutalia: Waris Shah 3(3-0) PUN-657 Punjabi Lissaniaat 4(4-0)
PUN-603 Asool Tahqeeq 3(3-0) PUN-659 Punjabi Da Dastani Adab (Part-II) 4(4-0)
PUN-605 Punjabi Lisaniat 3(3-0) Semester 4
PUN-652 Khoj Tay Ehday Asool 4(4-0)

Department of
Urdu
Phone: 041-9200672
Email: urdu@gcuf.edu.pk
Vision of HEC. Biannual literary magazine of the department reflects

The Department of Urdu has greatly contributed in the also its endeavor to develop creative talents of our youth.
promotion and development of Urdu language and literature Since 2006 the department has been publishing its Research
since its birth in 1963. The Department started MPhil and PhD Journal Zuban-o-Adab which has got wide recognition and
programmers in 2004 and 2009, respectively. approved by HEC in 2011. In order to have better introduction
the Department has Six International Conferences and Seminars
as under:
Mission First International Conference on Urdu Tehqiq-o-Tanqeed Aalmi
Urdu language has become a craze all over the world and it has Tanazur Mein held on 29th to 31st August 2006.
connected us with the literary tradition and great works of cross International Seminar on the topic of QaumiTashkhus Main
cultural literary studies plus new critical theories, prevalent in Zaban-o-Adab Aur Saqafat kakirdar held on March 7, 2008.
the modern literature. This vision of the Department is being International Seminar Ghalib held on March 27, 2008,
worked upon by implementing that frame of policies guide us National Seminar on Faiz Ahmed Faiz held on February 16,2009.
to this direction. Faiz Ahmed Faiz International Conference on 3 November, 2011.
AllamaIqbal International Conference 28 to 30 November, 2012.
Introduction
The department of Urdu in GCUF was established in 1963 at Faculty
post graduate level and very illuminating teacher Mr. Manzoor
Hussain Shoar became its first chairman and academic leader. Dr. Muhammad Asif Awan
After attaining the status of University, Professor Ishfaq Hussain PhD
Programs Offered Bukhari became the first Chairman of the department of Urdu. Associate Professor / Chairperson
1. BS Urdu The department introduced its MPhil programme in addition Specialization: Iqbal Studies, Modern Criticism & Prose
2. MA Urdu to its regular master programme. The MPhil programme was
3. MPhil Urdu started on 2004 and PhD programme started on 2009. Dr. Shabbir Ahmad Qadri
4. PhD Urdu The department has recently started BS Urdu four years PhD
programmes in 2010. The Department has designed various new Associate Professor
Chairman: Dr. Muhammad Asif Awan courses, like, Computer Literacy, translation, communication Specialization: Research, Classical Poetry, Fiction
skills and script writing. The department is making every effort
to encourage and nourish creative talent as well as research Dr. Afzal Hameed
aptitude of students. A Journal of Research Zuban-o-Adab is PhD
being published by the department according to the parameters Associate Professor

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Specialization: Iqbal Studies, Fiction and Modern Studies Mr. Majid Mushtaq ECO-408 Issues in Pakistan Economy 3(3-0)
MPhil
Dr. Muhammad Arshad Ovaisi Lecturer PER-408 Urdu Aur Farsi K Lissani Rawabat 3(3-0)
PhD Specialization: Translation ,Fiction & Poetry URD-407 Almi Klasic K Trajim 3(3-0)
Assistant Professor Semester 4
Specialization: History of Urdu Language & Literature, Research, Hafiz Abdul Aziz
URD-402 Nasri Asnaf: Taaruf Aur Tafheem II 3(3-0)
Editing & Translation MPhil
Lecturer URD-404 Inshai-O-Rasmi Naser Aur Terjama Nighari- 3(3-0)
Dr. Perveen Akhtar Kallu Specialization: Modern Criticism, Fiction & editing Amli Terbiat
PhD URD-406 Tehqeeq-O-Tanqeed:Bunjadi Mubahis 3(3-0)
Assistant Professor Ms. Saima Iqbal PUN-414 Punjabi Adab 3(3-0)
Specialization: Research & Fiction Translation, Punjabi Language MPhil
HIS-416 Geografi Aloom 3(3-0)
& Literature Lecturer
Specialization: Modern Criticism, Fiction & Editing URD-408 Maholiyat 3(3-0)
Dr. Tariq Mehmood Hashmi Semester 5
PhD
Assistant Professor
Scheme of Studies URD-501 Urdu Dastan Aur Nawal: Fikry Aur Fanny 3(3-0)
Mubahis
Specialization: Criticism of Poetry & Modern Trends BS Urdu URD-503 Tarikh-E-Adab-E-Urdu Aur Adbi Tehreekin 3(3-0)
Semester 1
Dr. Rabia Sarfraz URD-505 Urdu Ghazel Ka Fikrry-O-Fanny Mutalia 3(3-0)
PhD URD-301 Urdu Zaban: Tashkil-O-Ertiqa 3(3-0)
Semester 6
Assistant Professor URD-303 Urdu Zaban: Qawaid-O-Imla 3(3-0)
URD-502 Urdu Afsana Aur Drama: Fikrry Aur Fanny 3(3-0)
Specialization: Translation, Iqbal studies, Criticism ENG-321 Functional English 3(3-0) Mutla
Dr. Mamuna Subhani PST-321 Pakistan Studies 2(2-0) URD-504 Bisvin Sadi Mein Nawal Ka Irtiqa Aur Us K 3(3-0)
PhD MTH-321 Mathematics - I 3(3-0) Fikrry-O-Fanny Mubahis
Assistant Professor SOC-307 Introduction to Sociology 3(3-0) URD-506 Urdu Nazam: Fikrry Aur Fanny Mutaila 3(3-0)
Specialization: Research & Fiction Semester 7
Semester 2 URD-601 Lisaniyat 3(3-0)
Dr. Saeed Ahmad
PhD URD-302 Shairy Asnaf: Taaruf Aur Tafheem-I 3(3-0) URD-603 Asool-E- Tehqeeq-O-Tadveen 3(3-0)
Assistant Professor *URD-605 Urdu Fiction Main Tarikhi-O-Tehzeebi Shaoor 3(3-0)
URD-304 Bayan-O-Badee-O-Arooz 3(3-0)
Specialization: Criticism, Classical & Modern Poetry
ENG-322 English Comprehension and Composition 3(3-0) *URD-607 Jadeed Urdu Azam Ka Fikrry o Fanny Mutalia- 3(3-0)
Haiytt, Muzooaat Aur Asaleeb K Hawaly Say
Dr. Zafar Hussain Harral ISL-321 Islamic Studies / Ethics 2(2-0)
*URD-609 Urdu Adab Ka Taneesi Mutla 3(3-0)
PhD (Osaka University Japan) STA-321 Introduction to Statistical Theory 3(3-0)
Assistant Professor *URD-611 Urdu Adab K Maroof Aur Ahim Kerdar 3(3-0)
*URD-306 Falsafa 3(3-0)
Specialization: Modern Criticism & Fiction *URD-613 Urdu Fiction Ka Mabaad-Ul-Tabiati Mutla 3(3-0)
*URD-308 Muslim Tehzeeb-O-Saqafat 3(3-0)
*URD-615 Jadeed Urdu Ghazal Ka Asloobi Mutalia- 3(3-0)
Dr. Asghar Ali Baloch *URD-310 Jadeed Fikri Mubahis 3(3-0) Lehja, Alamat Aur Amijry K Hawaly Say
PhD
* Any one from optional * Any two optional will be be selected
Lecturer
Specialization: History of Urdu Language & Literature, Fiction & Semester 3 Semester 8
Poetry. URD-401 Nasri Asnaf: Taaruf Aur Tafheem 3(3-0) URD-602 Nay Tanqeedi Mubahis 3(3-0)
URD-403 Shairy Asnaf: Taaruf Aur Tafheem - II 3(3-0) URD-604 Iqbal Ka Khasusi Mutla(Fikrry-O-Fanny Mutla 3(3-0)
Ms. Sumaira Akbar
URD-405 Adbi Istalahat 3(3-0) Aur Tashreeh Mata)
MPhil
Lecturer ENG-421 Communication Skills 3(3-0) URD-606 Urdu Nasr K Asaleeb: Mezah, Safernama, App 3(3-0)
Biti,Fanny-O-Fikry Aur Aslobiati Mutaili

*URD-608 Urdu Adab K Nay Mrakiz-Qumi Aur Banul 3(3-0) * Any one from optional URD-722 Muntkhab Matoon Nazm-O- Nasar: Tafheem- 2(2-0)
Aqwami O-Tadveen
Semester 4
*URD-610 Adab Aur Samggi Aloom 3(3-0) Other Mandatory Requirements for MPhil
URD-652 Tanqeed (Mashraqi-O-Maghrabi) 4(4-0)
*URD-612 Adab Aur Ablagiyat 3(3-0) URD-728 Seminar (General) 1(0-1)
URD-654 Iqbal Ka Khasosi Mutla Part-II 4(4-0)
*URD-614 Faroogy Urdu K Ahim Idary 3(3-0) URD-729 Seminar (Research) 1(0-1)
URD-656 Sahafat-O-Terjama Aur Ishtihar Sazi 4(4-0)
*URD-616 Adbi Tawarikh Ka Taqabli Mutla 3(3-0) URD-730 Thesis 6(0-6)
*URD-658 Faisalabad Davision Mein Shair-O-Adab Ki 3(3-0)
*URD-618 Urdu Adab Ka Maabaad Nauabadyiati Mutla 3(3-0) Ravaiat Other Mandatory Requirements for PhD
**URD-680 Thesis 6(0-6) *URD-660 Urdu K Adbi Jaraid Ki Ravait Ka Mutla 3(3-0) URD-758 Seminar (General) 1(0-1)
* Any two from optional OR **URD-680 Thesis 6(0-6) URD-759 Seminar (Research) 1(0-1)
** Research Thesis
* Two optional OR URD-760 Thesis
** Thesis
* Core Courses for MPhil
** Core Courses for PhD
MA Urdu
Semester 1 MPhil / PhD Urdu
URD-551 Tarikh-E-Zabano Adab Urdu Part-I 4(4-0) *URD-701 Asool-E-Tehqeeq-O-Tadveen 3(3-0)
URD-553 Urdu Shairy Kalasiki Ahed Mein Part-I 4(4-0) *URD-702 Iqbaliat 3(3-0)
URD-555 Asaleeb-E-Nasr-E-Urdu Part-I 3(3-0) *URD-703 Lisaniat 3(3-0)
URD-557 Afsanvi Adab Part-I 3(3-0) URD-704 Terjima Asool-O- Masail 2(2-0)
*URD-559 Asool-O- Masail Talafuzo Imla 2(2-0) URD-705 Tanqeed Aur Amli Tanqeed 3(3-0)
*URD-565 Terjuma-Asulo Fun 2(2-0) *URD-706 Jadeed Tanqeed 3(3-0)
ENG-421 Communication Skills 3(3-0) URD-707 Ilm-E-Mani, Bian, Badeh, Arooz 3(3-0)
* Any one from optional URD-708 Farsi Zaban-O-Adab Ka Mutala 2(2-0)
Semester 2 URD-709 Pakistani Media Taaruf-O-Irtiqa 2(2-0)
URD-552 Tarikh-E-Zabano Adab Urdu Part-II 4(4-0) URD-710 Arbi Zaban-O-Adab 2(2-0)
URD-554 Urdu Shairy Kalasiki Ahed Mein Part-II 4(4-0) **URD-711 Tehqeed K Almi Rujhanat Aur Urdu Tehqeeq 3(3-0)
Ma Un Ka Istemal
URD-556 Asalibe Aser Urdu Part-II 3(3-0)
**URD-712 Fikri Mubahis: Janoobi Asia Aur Urdu 3(3-0)
URD-558 Afsavi Adab Part-II 3(3-0)
Zaban-O- Adab Per Un K Asrat
*URD-562 Hali-O-Akbar Ka Khasosi Mutla 2(2-0)
URD-713 Urdu Zaban-O-Adab Per Un Ka Mahol: Lisani- 2(2-0)
*URD-566 Almi Klasik-Taarifi Mutla 2(2-0) O-Saqafti Mubahis
CSI-321 Introduction to Computing Applications 3(3-0) **URD-714 Tehqiqi Meyar K Masail 3(3-0)
ENG-422 Technical Writing 3(3-0) **URD-715 Taqabli Tehqiqat: Meyari Tadveen K Misali 3(3-0)
* Any one from optional Namoone
Semester 3 URD-716 Urdu Adabi Jaraid 2(2-0)
URD-651 Tanqeed (Asuli Mubahis Aur Amli Tanqeed) 4(4-0) URD-717 Taqabli Mutale: Urdu, Arabi, Farsi, Angrezi 2(2-0)
Adbiat
URD-653 Iqbal Ka Khasosi Mutaila 4(4-0)
URD-718 Pakistani Urdu Ghazal 2(2-0)
URD-655 Asool-E-Tehqeeqo Tadveen 3(3-0)
URD-719 Pakistani Urdu Nazm 2(2-0)
URD-657 Urdu Shair-O-Adab-Maasir Manzar Nama 3(3-0)
URD-720 Pakistani Urdu Afsana 2(2-0)
*URD-661 Farsi Zaban o Adab 3(3-0)
URD-721 Pakistani Urdu Naval 2(2-0)
*URD-665 Ghalib Ka Khasosi Mutla 3(3-0)

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Faculty of
Economics & Management Sciences
1. College of Commerce Prof. Dr. Hazoor Muhammad Sabir

2. Department of Economics Dean
Ph: 041-9200431
3. Department of Public Administration Email: hmsabir@gcuf.edu.pk
4. Lyallpur Business School (LBS) Prof. Dr. Hazoor Muhammad Sabir, Dean, Faculty
of Management & Administrative Sciences, started
his career in 1990 as Research Officer in University
of Agriculture, Faisalabad. Worked as Head of the
Department of Business Administration, University
of Faisalabad, then served Government College
University, Faisalabad as Principal, College of
Management & Administrative Sciences, Lastly
promoted to the position of Dean, Faculty of
Management & Administrative Sciences. Approved
supervisor of HEC, has produced so many MPhil /
MS and PhD scholars in the disciplines of Economics,
Business and Finance.
175
College of Commerce
Phone: 041-9239219
Email: commerce@gcuf.edu.pk
Vision University of Modern Languages, Islamabad

The College aims to produce commerce professionals with M.Com (Gold Medalist)
strong theoretical and practical knowledge of the field and to Deputy Director Student Affairs
enable them to be successful managers for both public and Specialization: Human Resource Management
private sectors.
Mr. Khalid Latif
Designation: Lecturer
Mission Qualification: PhD (Finance) Scholar from International Islamic
Commerce is the backbone of any business concern in todays University, Islamabad
world of cut throat competition in the volatile business Specialization: Accounting & Finance.
environment, the role of commerce professionals has become
highly demanding and challenging. The need of the hour is to Mr. Mian Muhammad Niaz Shakir
groom professionals equipped with thorough knowledge and Designation: Lecturer
practical tools to deal with the prevailing situation with novelty Qualification: M.Phil in Management Sciences from Lahore
of ideas and to enable them to make choices and decisions using Leads University, Lahore.
system approaches. The College aims to promote research in Specialization: Finance
business and market to predict the emerging business trends
thus ensuring a meaningful contribution to the Pakistani Mr. Qaiser Ijaz
economy. Designation: Lecturer (On Study Leave)
Qualification: PhD Scholar
Programs Offered Faculty Specialization: Finance
1. BS Commerce Dr. Mohsin Bashir (Gold Medalist)
2. MCom Designation: Assistant Professor / Teacher Incharge Mr. Sanaullah
3. MPhil Commerce Deputy Director Student Affairs Designation: Lecturer
Qualification: PhD Business Administration Qualification: MS in Management Sciences from National
Incharge: Dr. Mohsin Bashir Specialization: Human Resource Management University of Modern Languages, Islamabad (Faisalabad
Campus).
Ms. Sabeen Masood PIPFA, APA, LLB From University of The Punjab, Lahore.
Designation: Lecturer Specialization: Law & Management
Qualification: MS Business Administration from National
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Mr. Muhammad Adnan Afzal Faisalabad. COM-406 Cost Accounting 3(3-0)

Designation: Lecturer Specialization: Economics
Qualification: M.Phil in Commerce & Finance from Superior COM-412 Principles of Management 3(3-0)
University, Lahore Mr. Shahid Mahmood COM-414 Accounting Information System 3(3-0)
Specialization: Accounting & Finance Designation: Research Officer SOC-521 Business Sociology 3(3-0)
Qualification: MS Scholar from National University of Modern
STA-604 Statistics Inferential 3(3-0)
Mr. Raheel Mumtaz Languages, Islamabad (Faisalabad Campus).
Designation: Lecturer (On Study Leave) Specialization: Finance Semester 5
Qualification: PhD Scholar from COMSATS Institute of COM-503 Principles of Marketing 3(3-0)
Information Technology, Islamabad Mr. Muhammad Adnan Ali
COM-505 Financial Management 3(3-0)
Specialization: Finance Designation: Teaching Assistant
Qualification: M.Phil Scholar from Government College COM-507 Research Methods in Business 3(3-0)
Mr. Muhammad Farooq Rehan University, Faisalabad COM-509 Business Ethics and CSR 3(3-0)
Designation: Lecturer (On Study Leave) Specialization: Finance COM-511 Leadership and Community Development 3(3-0)
Qualification: PhD Scholar from University of Trier, Germany
ECO-512 Managerial Economics 3(3-0)
Specialization: Entrepreneurship
Scheme of Studies Semester 6
Mr. Khalid Hussain BS Commerce COM-506 Managerial Accounting 3(3-0)
Designation: Lecturer
Semester 1 COM-508 Human Resource Management 3(3-0)
Qualification: M.Com 18 Years from Hailey College of
Commerce, Lahore COM-301 Principles of Accounting 3(3-0) COM-514 Principles of Auditing 3(3-0)
Specialization: Accounting & Finance COM-303 Introduction to Business 3(3-0) PSY-421 Business Psychology 3(3-0)
ECO-301 Principals of Micro Economics 3(3-0) COM-518 Corporate Law and secretarial practices 3(3-0)
Mr. Gohar Mahmood
Designation: Lecturer ENG-321 Functional English 3(3-0) COM-520 Corporate Governance 3(3-0)
Qualification: MPhil Commerce from Bahauddin Zakariya ISL-302 Islamic Studies / Ethics 2(2-0) Semester 7
University, Multan MTH-321 Mathematics I 3(3-0) COM-601 Strategic Management 3(3-0)
Specialization: Accounting & Finance
Semester 2 COM-603 Business Taxation 3(3-0)
Mr. Khurram Ashfaq COM-302 Financial Accounting 3(3-0) COM-605 E-Commerce 3(3-0)
Designation: Lecturer (On Study Leave) CSI-321 Introduction to Computing Applications 3(3-0) COM- Elective-1 3(3-0)
Qualification: PhD Scholar from Jiangxi University of Finance &
ECO-302 Principals of Macro Economics 3(3-0) COM- Elective-2 3(3-0)
Economics, China
ACCA, M.Phil Commerce from Hailey College of Commerce, ENG-421 Communication Skills 3(3-0) Semester 8
Lahore STA-322 Introduction to Statistical Theory I 3(3-0) COM-602 Entrepreneurship and SME Management 3(3-0)
M.Com (Gold Medalist) PST-321 Pakistan Studies 2(2-0) COM-604 International Business 3(3-0)
Specialization: Accounting
Semester 3 COM- Elective-3 3(3-0)
Mr. Shoaib Masood Khan COM-401 Advanced Accounting-I 3(3-0) COM- Elective-4 3(3-0)
Designation: Lecturer COM-403 Business Law 3(3-0) COM-630 Research Project and Viva Voce 6(0-6)
Qualification: MS Management Sciences from Air University,
COM-405 Introduction to Business Finance 3(3-0) Specialization (Accounting)
Islamabad.
BBA (Hons) From Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan (Gold ENG-422 Technical Writing 3(3-0) COM-611 Financial Reporting 3(3-0)
Medalist) COM-409 Logic and critical thinking 3(3-0) COM-612 Industrial Accounting 3(3-0)
Specialization: Finance ECO-408 Issues in Pakistan Economy 3(3-0) COM-613 Advance Auditing Problems 3(3-0)
Ms. Khadija Zulfiquar Semester 4 COM-614 Cost Accounting for Selected Sectors 3(3-0)
Designation: Lecturer COM-402 Advanced Accounting-II 3(3-0) COM-615 Advance Auditing Problems 3(3-0)
Qualification: M.Phil Economics from University of Agriculture,

COM-616 Government Accounting COM- Elective-3 3(3-0) COM-710 International Accounting 3(3-0)
Specialization (Finance) COM- Elective-4 3(3-0) COM-717 Advanced Management Accounting issues 3(3-0)
COM-618 Investment and Portfolio Management 3(3-0) COM-631 Internship Report/Viva Voce 3(3-0) COM-718 Securities Analysis and Portfolio Management 3(3-0)
COM-619 International Finance 3(3-0) Specialization (Accounting) COM-719 Strategic Management Accounting Problems 3(3-0)
COM-620 Financial Modeling 3(3-0) COM-658 Financial Reporting 3(3-0) COM-720 Strategic Financial Management 3(3-0)
COM-621 Corporate Finance 3(3-0) COM-659 Government Accounting 3(3-0) Management and Entrepreneurship
COM-622 Islamic Banking and Finance 3(3-0) COM-660 Advanced Financial Reporting 3(3-0) COM-711 Strategic Human Resource Management 3(3-0)
COM-623 Risk Management 3(3-0) COM-661 Industrial Accounting 3(3-0) COM-712 Compensation and Performance Management 3(3-0)
COM-624 Analysis of Financial Statements 3(3-0) COM-662 Advance Auditing Problems 3(3-0) COM-713 Organizational Behavior & leadership 3(3-0)
COM-625 Financial Markets and Institutions 3(3-0) Specialization (Finance) COM-714 Entrepreneurship and Business Development 3(3-0)
COM-663 Investment and Portfolio Management COM-715 Strategic Human Resources Management 3(3-0)
MCom COM-664 Project Management 3(3-0) COM-716 Contemporary Issues in Business 3(3-0)
Semester 1 COM-665 International Finance 3(3-0)
COM-551 Principles of Management 3(3-0) COM-666 Financial Modeling 3(3-0)
COM-553 Principles of Marketing 3(3-0) COM-667 Corporate Finance 3(3-0)
COM-555 Accounting for Decision making 3(3-0) COM-668 Islamic Banking and Finance 3(3-0)
COM-557 Research Methods in Business 3(3-0)
COM-559 Taxation; Theory and Practice 3(3-0) MPhil Commerce
ECO-521 Managerial Economics 3(3-0) Semester 1
Semester 2 COM-701 Advance Research Methods and Techniques 3(3-0)
COM-552 Financial Management 3(3-0) ECO-703 Econometrics: Theory and Practices 3(3-0)
COM-554 Management Accounting 3(3-0) COM- Elective-I 3(3-0)
COM-556 Quantitative Techniques in Business 3(3-0) COM- Elective-II 3(3-0)
COM-558 Human Resource Management 3(3-0) Semester 2
COM-560 Organizational Behavior 3(3-0) COM-700 Advanced Corporate Accounting/Reporting 3(3-0)
COM-562 Corporate Governance 3(3-0) ECO-706 Applied Econometrics 3(3-0)
Semester 3 COM- Elective-III 3(3-0)
COM-651 Financial Statement Analysis 3(3-0) COM- Elective-IV 3(3-0)
COM-653 Operation & Production Management 3(3-0) Semester 3
COM-655 Management Information System 3(3-0) COM-730 Thesis/Dissertation 6(0-6)
COM-657 Computerized Accounting 3(3-0) Semester 4
COM- Elective-1 3(3-0) COM-730 Thesis/Dissertation 6(0-6)
COM- Elective-2 3(3-0) Accounting and Finance
Semester 4 COM-705 Financial Modeling 3(3-0)
COM-652 Entrepreneurship 3(3-0) COM-706 Financial Institutions and Markets 3(3-0)
COM-654 International Business 3(3-0) COM-707 Advanced Financial Risk Management 3(3-0)
COM-656 Strategic Management 3(3-0) COM-709 Advance Auditing Issues 3(3-0)

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Department of Economics
Phone: 041-9201478
Email: economics@gcuf.edu.pk
sofia_eco@gcuf.edu.pk
Vision and social behaviors through providing a better understanding

To achieve broad and increasing recognition of the excellence of a variety of contemporary issues.
of its programs among those offered by public and private The employment prospects for economists are very wide as
institutions in the region and at international level; and to the importance of economics is inevitable. Students who study
equip students with skills to implement theoretical and applied economics here acquire problem solving skills that are valued
research work that will contribute to knowledge and resolve by government and business employers, skills that can be used
problems confronting the economy. to examine a variety of economic policy issues e.g. problems of
unemployment and inflation, policy and project evaluation, the
impact of monopoly power and regulation, the impact of foreign
Mission trade, and public intervention to deal with social problems like
To enable the students to exercise their intellectual capacity, environmental pollution. Our department is well-known for the
to acquire disciplinary knowledge and analytical skills, to excellence of its teaching and advising, with a strong reputation
value diversity in people and ideas, and to develop ethical for producing innovative PhD graduates.
decision making abilities. To produce quality economists that The Department of Economics has developed curricula to become
will play their constructive role in different public, private competitive with the present day requirements. Formulation of
sector organizations, policy making, and research. The learning policy alternatives by conducting solution oriented research to
environment is distinguished by admission on merit only, highly assist the decision makers for uniform growth and developing
accessible faculty, teamwork, and information technology- manpower in line with the demands of local and international
supported education. The economics faculty places an emphasis markets are the priorities of the Department. In this context, the
on excellence in teaching through continuous professional Department of Economics is playing a key role to fill the gap of
development in instruction, as well as, in applied and theoretical availability of human resources that are required to improve the
economic research. Currently, the Department is offering momentum of economic growth and eradicate socioeconomic
graduate and postgraduate degree programs viz-a-viz BS, MSc, evils.
MPhil and PhD.
Programs Offered Objectives
1. BS Economics Introduction The general goal of the Department is to serve for the public
2. MSc Economics Economists deal with scarcity and choices. In a society where good and to make the knowledge of Economics accessible. All
3. MPhil Economics resources are limited and cannot meet the claims put upon the academic programmes i.e. BS, MSc MPhil and PhD of the
4. PhD Economics it, economists suggest guidance for steering the economy to Department of Economics have been carefully designed to fulfill
hit utmost desired goals utilizing limited means with a prime the following objectives of the Department and the market
Chairperson: Prof. Dr. Sofia Anwar objective of social welfare in all decisions. Economic theory demands.
provides powerful and often surprising insights into individual To offer quality programs that Maintain high academic

standards, include core components to foster critical Ms. Sadia Ali Specialization: Mathematical Economics, Production Economics
thinking, communication, and commitment to lifelong MPhil (Pak)
learning. Lecturer (on PhD study leave) Mr. Muhammad Umar Farooq
To provide the opportunity for higher education to students Specialization: Mathematical Economics MPhil (Pak)
from diverse backgrounds. Lecturer (on PhD study leave)
To assist students in developing, evaluating, and Mr. Qasim Ali Specialization: Monetary Economics
implementing employment decisions and plans by helping MPhil (Pak)
students to develop self-knowledge related to career Lecturer Mr. Muhammad Abubakar
choice and work preferences, providing educational and Specialization: Micro Economics BS (Hons.) (Pak)
occupational information to guide students career and Teaching Assistant
educational planning. Dr. Abdul Majeed Nadeem
To develop their understanding of the world of work and PhD (China)
linking students with alumni, employers, and professional Lecturer
Scheme of studies
organizations Specialization: Agriculture and Environmental Economics BS Economics
1st Semester
Ms. Saadia Narjis
Faculty MSc(Hons) (Pak) ENG-321 Functional English 3(3-0)
Prof. Dr. Sofi a Anwar
Lecturer ECO-301 Principles of Micro Economics 3(3-0)
PhD(Pak)
Specialization: Agriculture Economics ISL-321 Islamic Studies 2(2-0)
Professor / Chairperson
(HEC Approved PhD Supervisor) MTH-321 Mathematics-I 3(3-0)
Ms. Nazia Yasmin
Specialization: Econometrics, Macro Economics, Research
MPhil (Pak) CSI-321 Introduction to computing applications 3(3-0)
Methodology
Lecturer (on PhD study leave) SOC-307 Introduction to Sociology 3(3-0)
Specialization: Development Economics
Dr. Zahoor Hussain Javed Semester 2
PhD (Turkey) ENG-322 English Comprehension and Composition 3(3-0)
Ms. Anam Shahzadi
Assistant Professor
MPhil (Pak) PST-321 Pakistan Studies 2(2-0)
Specialization: Monetary Policy
Lecturer (on PhD study leave)
ECO-302 Principles of Macro Economics 3(3-0)
Specialization: Macro Economics, Econometrics
Dr. Muhammad Rizwan Yaseen MTH-322 Mathematics II 3(3-0)
PhD(France)
Ms. Anisa Shamim GEO-305 Economic Geography 3(3-0)
Assistant Professor
MPhil (Pak) BBF-302 Introduction to Finance 3(3-0)
(HEC Approved PhD Supervisor)
Lecturer
Specialization: Simulation and Food security Semester 3
Specialization: International Economics
Dr. Muhammad Sohail Amjad Makhdum
Mr. Imran Qaisar ECO-401 Intermediate Micro Economics 3(3-0)
PhD (Germany)
MPhil (Pak)
Assistant Professor ECO-403 Agricultural Economics 3(3-0)
Lecturer (on PhD study leave)
Specialization: Econometrics & Microeconomics STA-322 Introduction to Statistical theory I 3(3-0)
Specialization: Computer Applications, Statistics, Efficiency
Analysis COM-301 Principals of accounting 3(3-0)
Dr.Syed Asif Ali Naqvi
PhD(Pak) BIM-406 Principles of Management 3(3-0)
Mr. Muhammad Faraz Riaz
Assistant Professor Semester 4
MPhil (Pak)
Specialization: Project Appraisal and climate change impacts
Lecturer (on PhD study leave) POL-406 Introduction to International Relations POL-
Specialization: Econometrics and Mathematical Economics 406
Ms. Asia Naseem
ECO-402 Intermediate Macroeconomics 3(3-0)
MPhil (Pak)
Mr. Abdul Quddoos
Lecturer (on PhD study leave) ECO-404 World Economic History 3(3-0)
MSc (Hons.) (Pak)
Specialization: International Trade ECO-406 International Trade Theory 3(3-0)
Lecturer

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STA-323 Introduction to Statistical theory II 3(3-0) Semester 2 ECO-709 International Trade 3(3-0)
EC0-408 Issues in Pakistan Economy 3(3-0) ECO-552 Microeconomics II 3(3-0) ECO-710 Production Economics 3(3-0)
Semester 5 ECO-554 Macroeconomics II 3(3-0) ECO-711 Advanced Econometrics 3(3-0)
ECO-501 Microeconomic theory 3(3-0) ECO-556 Mathematical Economics II 3(3-0) ECO-712 Advanced Development Economics 3(3-0)
ECO-503 Macroeconomics theory 3(3-0) ECO-558 Statistical Inference and Decision Making 3(3-0) ECO-713 Advanced Monetary Economics 3(3-0)
ECO-505 Mathematical Economics I 3(3-0) ECO-560 Public Finance 3(3-0) ECO-714 Advanced Resource and Environmental 3(3-0)
Economics
ECO-507 Population Economics 3(3-0) ECO-562 Monetary Economics 3(3-0)
ECO-715 Economic Analysis and Evaluation of 3(3-0)
ECO-509 International Finance 3(3-0) Semester 3
Development Projects
ECO-511 Health Economics 3(3-0) ECO-651 Islamic Economics 3(3-0)
ECO-716 Computer Application for Social Sciences 3(3-0)
Semester 6 ECO-653 Econometrics I 3(3-0)
ECO-717 Advanced Research Methodology 3(3-0)
EC0-502 Development Economics 3(3-0) ECO-655 Major Issues in Pakistan Economy 3(3-0)
ECO-718 Advanced welfare Economics 3(3-0)
ECO-504 Econometrics I 3(3-0) ECO-657 Research Methodology 3(3-0)
ECO-719 Advanced Labor Economics 3(3-0)
ECO-506 Mathematical Economics II 3(3-0) ECO-659 Environmental Economics 3(3-0)
ECO-720 Mathematical Economics 3(3-0)
ECO-508 Environmental and Natural Resource 3(3-0) Semester 4
Economics
ECO-652 Development Economics 3(3-0)
ECO-728 Seminar (General) 1(0-1)
ECO-510 General Equilibrium and Welfare Economics 3(3-0)
ECO-654 International Economics 3(3-0)
ECO-729 Seminar (Research) 1(0-1)
ECO-656 Econometrics II 3(3-0)
ECO-730 Research Thesis 6(0-6)
Semester 7
ECO-658 Computer Applications in Quantitative 3(3-0)
ECO-601 Research Methodology 3(3-0) Analysis in Economics
ECO-758 Seminar (General) 1(0-1)
ECO-603 Public Sector Economics 3(3-0) ECO-680 Thesis/ Two Optional Courses 6(0-6)
ECO-759 Seminar (Research) 1(0-1)
ECO-605 Econometrics-II 3(3-0) Optional Courses
ECO-760 Research Thesis
ECO-607 Project Appraisal and Investment Analysis 3(3-0) ECO-662 Agriculture Economics 3(3-0)
*Core courses for MPhil program; the students will have to take four
ECO-609 Labor Economics 3(3-0) ECO-664 Managerial Economics 3(3-0)
core courses as and when offered by the department.
ECO- 611 Energy economics 3(3-0) ECO-666 General Equilibrium and Welfare Economics 3(3-0)
**Core courses for PhD students; the students will have to take
Semester 8 ECO-668 Labor Economics 3(3-0) three core courses as and when offered by the department.
ECO-602 Institutional Economics 3(3-0) ECO-674 Dynamic Macroeconomics 3(3-0) For the optional courses in PhD , students will opt that course which
ECO-604 Islamic Economics 3(3-0) ECO-676 Population Economics 3(3-0) he has not studied in his MPhil.
ECO-606 Monetary Economics 3(3-0)

ECO-630 Research Project 3(3-0)
MPhil / PhD Economics
*ECO-701 Microeconomic Analysis 3(3-0)
MSc Economics *ECO-702 Macroeconomic Analysis 3(3-0)
Semester 1 *ECO-703 Econometrics: Theory and practices 3(3-0)
ECO-551 Microeconomics I 3(3-0) *ECO-704 Research Methodology 3(3-0)
ECO-553 Macroeconomics I 3(3-0) **ECO-705 Advanced Microeconomic Theory 3(3-0)
ECO-555 Mathematical Economics 3(3-0) **ECO-706 Advanced Macroeconomic Theory 3(3-0)
ECO-557 Economics Statistics 3(3-0) ECO-707 Applied Econometrics 3(3-0)
CSI-321 Introduction to Computing Applications 3(3-0) ECO-708 Policy Analysis 3(3-0)

Department of
Public Administration
Phone: 041-9239035
Email: pubadmin@gcuf.edu.pk
Vision Ms. Saira Solat

Developing conscientious and above board citizens having a Lecturer, MS (NUML)
passion, desire and thirst to serve the society.
Mr. Muhammad Zia ud Din
Lecturer, MS (QAU)
Mission
To inculcate ideologies, norms and practices of administration Ms. Uzma Waseem
among our learning community for achieving the idea of state. Lecturer, MS Scholar (GCUF)
Introduction Mr. Bilal Hassan

The Department of Public Administration is a dynamic association Lecturer (on study leave)
of public servants, scholars and pupils having a deep rooted MPhil Scholar (QAU)
interest in improving the policy implementation in public
sector organizations. As a discipline, it is often compared with Mr. Adeel Anjum
Business Administration. In fact, it has the added advantage for Lecturer, MS Marketing (TUF)
the prospective students who will have extensive knowledge
about effective and efficient methods for running public as well Ms. Samar Akbar
as private organizations after the completion of their respective Lecturer, MPA (GCUF)
programs. Our students may pursue careers in public, private and
non-governmental organizations. Mr. Muhammad Ahsan Feroz
Lecturer, MPA (QAU)
Programs Offered
1. BS Public Administration
Faculty Mr. Bilal Shahid Cheema
Lecturer, MPhil (NDU)
2. Master in Public Administration (MPA)
Dr. Arfan Ali
3. MS Public Administration
Incharge / Assistant Professor Ms. Fiza Sabir
PhD (China) Lecturer, MSBA (NCBAE)
Incharge : Dr. Irfan Ali
Mr. Syed Afraz Gilani Mr. Abdul Sattar
Lecturer (On Study Leave) Teaching Assistant, MS Finance (NUML)
PhD. Scholar

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Scheme of Studies Semester 6 MPA-653 Comparative Public Administration 3(3-0)
BS Public Administration BPA-504 Research Methods & Techniques 3(3-0) MPA-655 Human Resource Development (E) 3(30)
Semester 1 BPA-506 Administrative Law & Accountability 3(3-0) MPA-657 Performance & Compensation Management 3(3-0)
(E)
ENG-321 Functional English 3(3-0) POL-406 Introduction to International Relations 3(3-0)
MPA-659 Project Management 3(3-0)
CSI-321 Introduction to Computing Applications 3(3-0) BPA-502 Decentralization & Governance 3(3-0)
MPA-661 Taxation Management 3(3-0)
BPA-301 Introduction to Public Administration 3(3-0) BPA-510 Social Entrepreneurship 3(3-0)
Semester 4
ECO-301 Principals of Microeconomics 3(3-0) BPA-508 Strategic Management 3(3-0)
MPA-652 Public Policy Analysis 3(3-0)
ISL-321 Islamic Studies / Ethics 2(2-0) Semester 7
MPA-654 Total Quality Management 3(3-0)
Semester 2 BPA-605 Introduction to Public Policy 3(3-0)
LAW-603 Industrial Relation &Labour Law (E) 3(3-0)
ENG-322 English Comprehension and Composition 3(3-0) BPA-606 Economics for Public Policy 3(3-0)
MPA-656 International HRM (E) 3(3-0)
SOC-307 Introduction to Sociology 3(3-0) BPA-601 Theories of Public Policy 3(3-0)
MPA-658 Strategic Management 3(3-0)
MTH-321 Mathematics - I 3(3-0) BPA-602 Managing Public & Non-Profit Organizations 3(3-0)
ECO-302 Principals of Macroeconomics 3(3-0) BPA-603 Contemporary Issues of Public Admin in 3(3-0)
Pakistan MPA-632 Internship 3(0-3)
BPA-302 Principles of Management 3(3-0)
Semester 8
BPA-607 Media politics and public policy 3(3-0)
Semester 3 MS Public Administration
BPA-608 Public Policy Analysis 3(3-0)
STA-322 Introduction to Statistical Theory I 3(3-0) Core Courses
BPA-604 Project Management 3(3-0)
ENG-421 Communication Skills 3(3-0) MPA-701 Governance, Public Administration & 3(3-0)
BPA-631 Research Project 6(0-6) Development
BPA-405 Environmental Issues & Management 3(3-0)
MPA-702 Organizational Theory & Public Management 3(3-0)
BPA-401 Financial Accounting 3(3-0)
BPA-403 Administrative Ethics 3(3-0) Master in Public Administration MPA-703 Comparative public policy 3(3-0)
MPA-704 Advanced Research Methods 3(3-0)
PSY-422 Introduction to Psychology 3(3-0) Semester 1
MPA-705 Research design 3(3-0)
Semester 4 MPA-551 Public Administration and Society 3(3-0)
MPA-706 Public Financial Management & Budgeting 3(3-0)
ENG-422 Technical Writing 3(3-0) MPA-553 Quantitative Techniques for Management 3(3-0)
MPA-707 Strategic HRM 3(3-0)
BPA-402 Organizational Behavior 3(3-0) MPA-555 Principles of Management 3(3-0)
MPA-708 Political Economy of Pakistan 3(3-0)
HIS-305 World Civilization 3(3-0) MPA-557 Management Information System 3(3-0)
MPA-709 Multivariate Data Analysis 3(3-0)
BPA-404 Introduction to Public Policy 3(3-0) MPA-559 Financial Accounting 3(3-0)
Mandatory Requirements for MS
BPA-406 Principles of Marketing 3(3-0) ECO-609 Economic Analysis 3(3-0)
MPA-730 Research thesis 6(0-6)
BPA-408 Human Resource Management 3(3-0) Semester 2
Semester 5 MPA-552 Human Resource Management 3(3-0)
BPA-501 Government & Society in Pakistan 3(3-0) MPA-554 Financial Administration 3(3-0)
BPA-507 Principles of Public Finance 3(3-0) MPA-556 Public Administration in Pakistan 3(3-0)
ECO-502 Development Economics 3(3-0) MPA-558 Research Methods and Techniques 3(3-0)
STA-323 Introduction to Statistical Theory II 3(3-0) MPA-560 Marketing Management 3(3-0)
BPA-503 Political & Constitutional Development in 3(3-0) MPA-562 International Marketing 3(3-0)
Pakistan
Semester 3
BPA-505 Financial Management 3(3-0)
MPA-651 Organizational Design & Behavior 3(3-0)


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LYALLPUR BUSINESS SCHOOL (LBS)
Vision solutions to everyday business problems/ opportunities. The

To be a leading business school in the region with visible prime focus of all programs at LBS is to groom the graduates
presence, marked excellence and exclusive traditions aspires to into responsible personalities powered with devotion, practical
transforming graduates into competent, dedicated and skilled and methodological skills and persistent enthusiasm towards
business professionals. goal accomplishments. The LBS management is very keen
towards both co-curricular and extra-curricular initiatives/
activities and in order to accomplish it, a great emphasis is laid
Mission on conducting professional seminars, workshops and academic
The Lyallpur Business School (LBS) is striving hard to provide simulations throughout the semester. All offered programs at
quality education to business graduates through inculcating LBS are compatible to the guidelines and standards set by High
in them the conceptual knowledge synergized with practical Education Commission and Government College University,
applications by utilizing the state-of-the-art equipment Faisalabad. After getting education, the graduates are motivated
and infrastructure with experienced, trained and qualified and determined to contributing their part in the development
faculty. The LBS is thriving to transform individuals into skilled and progress of society in specific and the overall country in
professionals trimmed fine enough in catering to exclusive general.
demand of top notch conglomerates and enabling them to
contribute their drastic role in the development and prosperity
Programs Offered of their families, society and overall country in specific.
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)
The core aim of the BBA program is to impart basic as well as
1. BBA (4-Years program)
Introduction professional knowledge and technical knowhow among the
Since its inception, Lyallpur Business School is exerting young graduates. The whole curriculum is specifically designed as
2. MBA 1 Years program per the standards/ guidelines of Higher Education Commission.
painstaking efforts to build marked reputation for producing
3. MBA 3.5 Years program (Including 2 years BBS degree) The faculty at LBS not only is keen to groom the young students
business graduates fully equipped with professional excellence
4.MS 02 Year Program into competent, skilled and industrious professional but to
and excelled moral values. At LBS, the students are inculcated
knowledge and skills in through exceptionally talented and develop their personalities into dutiful, responsible and sensible
experienced faculty enriched in generating ideas coupled with citizen of the society.
experiential learning, exposure to real time problems and The core objectives of the BBA programs are:
hands on leadership/team work experiences synergized with To initiate, build and sustain the capacity building
foreign exposure. The outgoing graduates are enriched with among business graduates in terms of professional knowledge
pivotal urge to lead, eager to explore and design the practical and practical knowhow.

To develop and groom the personalities of young Mr. Fayyaz Ahmad
graduates and transforming them into responsible citizens Dr. Saqib Munir MS-Engineering Management (NUST)
To trim the young graduates fine enough to cater to PhD-Finance (UTM) Lecturer
the challenges and opportunities of the professional fields in Assistant Professor
the business administration discipline. Ms. Ghazala Benish
Dr. Sharjeel Saleem MPhil. Accounting & Finance (KCWU)
PhD-Management (Austria) Lecturer
Faculty Assistant Professor
Ms. Hadia Awan
Prof. Dr. Hazoor Muhammad Sabir Mr.Adnan Ashraf MS-Management (UET)
PhD (UAF) MS-Finance (PU) Lecturer
Professor / Dean Lecturer
Mr. Muhammad Ashar
Dr. Muhammad Abrar Mr.AhmadSohail Khan MPhil.HRM (MAJU)
PhD-Marketing (HUST) MS-Marketing (ICBS) Lecturer
Associate Professor Lecturer
Mr. Muhammad Saleem
Dr. Muhammad Shahid Tufail Mr.Ahsan Zubair MS-Finance (PU)
PhD-Management (UK) MBA-HRM Lecturer
Ms. Rabia Sarfraz
Dr. Safdar Husain Tahir Ms.Aisha Saleem MBA-HRM (UCP)
PhD-Finance (GCUF) MPhil. Applied Economics Lecturer
MS-Finance (MAJU) Lecturer
Assistant Professor Ms. Rafia Kazmi
Ms. Ambreen Zainab MS-Management
Dr. AamirInam Bhutta MS-Management Lecturer
PhD- Finance (Italy) Lecturer
Assistant Professor Ms. Riffit Gill
Ms.Anum Nisar MS (NUML)
Dr. Masood Nawaz Kalyar MBA-HRM & Marketing (UCP) Lecturer
PhD-Management Sciences (Turkey) Lecturer (On EOL)
Assistant Professor Mr. Salman Arshad
Mr.Arsalan Najeeb Khan MS-Management
Dr. Mohsin Bashir MBA-Marketing (UCP) Lecturer
PhD-HRM (HUST) Lecturer
Assistant Professor Mr. Tayyab Kashif
Ms. Ayesha Sharif MS-Marketing (NUML)
Dr. Muhammad Fayyaz Sheikh MBA-Marketing (VU) Lecturer
PhD-Finance ( CIIT-ISB) Lecturer
Assistant Professor Mr. Usama Anwar
Ms. Ayesha Sohail MBA Marketing (IBA)
Dr. Muhammad Ishtiaq MBA-HRM (UCP) Lecturer
PhD-Finance(UK) Lecturer
Assistant Professor Mr. Usman Zafar
Mr. Faisal Anees MBA (NCBA&E)
Dr. Rizwan Shabbir MS-Finance (MAJU) Lecturer
PhD-Marketing(HUST) Lecturer
Assistant Professor

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Mr. Waqas Bin Khidmat Mr. Muhammad Salman Rasheed Mr.Yasir Ali
MPhil.Finance (NUST) Lecturer(On PhD Study Leave) MS-Finance
Lecturer Teaching Assistant
MBA-Marketing & Finance (IBA) Mr. Muhammad Shahbaz
MS-Marketing
Mr. Adnan Arshad Lecturer(On PhD Study Leave)
Scheme of Studies
MS-Finance (CIIT-LHR) Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)
Lecturer(On PhD Study Leave Mr.Qamar Ali
Semester 8
Lecturer(On PhD Study Leave)
Mr. Ahsan Riaz ECO-301 Principles of Microeconomics 3(3-0)
MBA Finance Mr. Rizwan Kamran FIN-301 Financial Accounting-I 3(3-0)
Lecturer(On PhD Study Leave) MS-Finance
Lecturer(On PhD Study Leave)
Mr. Asim Kahloon ENG-321 Functional English 3(3-0)
MBA (UCP) Mr. Syed Ahmed Hassan Gillani ISL-321 Islamic Studies 3(3-0)
Lecturer(On PhD Study Leave) Lecturer(On PhD Study Leave) PSY-321 Human Psychology 3(3-0)
Semester 2
Ms. Anum Tariq Mr. Syed Hamad Hassan Shah
MS-Management MBA(QAU) ECO-302 Principles of Macroeconomics 3(3-0)
Lecturer(On Study Leave) Lecturer(On PhD Study Leave) FIN-302 Financial Accounting-II 3(3-0)
STA-304 Business Statistics 3(3-0)
Ms. Ayesha Attique Mr.Yasir Tanveer
M.Com.(UAF) Lecturer(On Study Leave) MTH-306 Business Mathematics 3(3-0)
Lecturer(On PhD Study Leave) SOC-307 Introduction of Sociology 3(3-0)
Mr. Asim Ali ENG-322 English Comprehension and Composition 3(3-0)
Mr. Bashir Ahmad MBA
MS-HRM (AU) Teaching Assistant Semester 3
Lecturer (On PhD Study Leave) PST-321 Pakistan Studies 3(3-0)
Mr. Azeem Ahmad Khan FIN-401 Managerial Accounting 3(3-0)
Ms. Faiqa Kiran MBA-Marketing
MGT-401 Principles of Management 3(3-0)
MS-Finance (HU) Teaching Assistant
Lecturer(On PhD Study Leave) MKT-401 Principles of Marketing 3(3-0)
Mr. Furqan Mushtaq STA-401 Basic Statistical Inference 3(3-0)
Mr. Hamad Raza Zaidi MBA-Marketing
ENG-407 Oral Communication 3(3-0)
MBA-Finance (UK) Teaching Assistant
Lecturer(On PhD Study Leave) Semester 4
Mr. Hafiz Sohrab Ali FIN-402 Business Finance 3(3-0)
Ms. Irum Shahzadi MS-Management MGT-402 Business Communication 3(3-0)
MPhil. Business Administration Teaching Assistant
Lecturer(On EOL) MKT-402 Marketing Management 3(3-0)
Ms. RiffatNaureen MGT-404 Human Resource Management 3(3-0)
Mr. Jahanzeb Sultan MS (Public Administration) MGT-406 Organizational Behavior 3(3-0)
Lecturer(On PhD Study Leave) MBA-HRM,
ENV-301 Introduction to Environmental Sciences 3(3-0)
Teaching Assistant
Mr. Muhammad Sajid Semester 5
MS-Finance(AU) Mr.Syed Hassan Raza FIN - 501 Financial Management 3(3-0)
Lecturer (On Study Leave) MS-Finance (MAJU)
MGT- 501 Operations Management 3(3-0)
Teaching Assistant

MKT- 501 Consumer Behavior 3(3-0) FIN - 617 International Banking 3(3-0) MKT- 639 Warehousing Management 3(3-0)
MGT- 503 Business Ethics& Corporate Social 3(3-0) FIN - 618 Investment Banking 3(3-0) MKT- 640 Routing management 3(3-0)
Responsibility
FIN - 619 Corporate Governance in Banks 3(3-0)
MGT- 505 Industrial Safety & Risk Management 3(3-0)
FINANCE
LAW- 513 Business Law 3(3-0) BBA- (Human Resource Management)
FIN - 620 Corporate Finance 3(3-0)
Semester 6 MGT - 610 Organizational Development 3(3-0)
FIN - 621 Corporate Governance 3(3-0)
FIN-502 International Business 3(3-0) MGT - 611 Human Resource Development 3(3-0)
FIN - 622 Financial Risk Management 3(3-0)
MGT-502 Management Information System 3(3-0) MGT - 612 Cases in HRM 3(3-0)
FIN - 623 Money & Capital Market 3(3-0)
MGT-504 Business Research Methods 3(3-0) MGT - 613 Performance Management 3(3-0)
FIN - 624 Financial Derivatives 3(3-0)
MGT-506 Language (Arabic/French/Chinese) 3(3-0) MGT - 614 Essentials of Training & Development 3(3-0)
FIN - 625 Financial Statement Analysis 3(3-0)
ECO-512 Managerial Economics 3(3-0) MGT - 615 International HRM 3(3-0)
FIN - 626 Portfolio Management 3(3-0)
Semester 7 MGT - 616 Reward and Compensation Management 3(3-0)
FIN - 627 International Trade & Foreign Exchange 3(3-0)
ECO-408 Issues in Pakistan Economy 3(3-0) MGT - 617 Conflict and Negotiation Management 3(3-0)
MGT-601 Entrepreneurship 3(3-0) MKT- 638 Transportation management 3(3-0)
MGT-603 Quality Management Systems 3(3-0) BBA-(Marketing) MKT- 639 Warehousing Management 3(3-0)
Specialization I 3(3-0) MKT- 610 International Marketing 3(3-0) MKT- 640 Routing management 3(3-0)
Specialization II 3(3-0) MKT- 611 Brand Management 3(3-0)

MKT- 612 Retail Management 3(3-0)
Semester 8 BBA-(Industrial Management)
MGT-602 Strategic Management 3(3-0) MKT- 613 Services Marketing 3(3-0)
MGT- 630 Industrial Engineering 3(3-0)
Specialization III 3(3-0) MKT- 614 Sales Management 3(3-0)
MGT- 631 Production Planning and control 3(3-0)
Specialization IV 3(3-0) MKT- 615 Advertising Management 3(3-0)
MGT- 632 Facility Planning and Layout 3(3-0)
Specialization V 3(3-0) MKT- 616 Strategic Marketing 3(3-0)
MGT- 633 Manufacturing System Analysis 3(3-0)
Specialization VI (Business Project) 3(0-3) MKT- 617 New Media Technology in Marketing 3(3-0)
MGT- 634 Project Management 3(3-0)
NOTE: The students must have to undertake an internship from any MKT- 618 Pricing Strategies 3(3-0)
relevant industry / organization for a minimum period of 6-8 weeks. MKT- 619 Social Media Marketing 3(3-0)
There are different specializations being offered to graduates in
the BBA program. The details of each specialization courses and
pertinent codes with credit hours are mentioned below: BBA- (Supply Chain Management)
MKT- 630 Vendor Selection and Development 3(3-0)
BBA-(Banking and Finance) MKT- 631 Inventory Management & Forecasting in 3(3-0)
BANKING Supply Chains
FIN - 610 Central Banking 3(3-0) MKT- 632 Supply Chain Risk Management 3(3-0)
FIN - 611 Banking Law & Practices 3(3-0) MKT- 633 Supply Chain Performance 3(3-0)
FIN - 612 Islamic Banking 3(3-0) MKT- 634 Managing Sustainability in Supply Chains 3(3-0)
FIN - 613 Consumer Banking 3(3-0) MKT- 635 Decision Models for SCM 3(3-0)
FIN - 614 Banking Operation management 3(3-0) MKT- 636 Advanced Logistics Management 3(3-0)
FIN - 615 SME, Agriculture and Microfinance 3(3-0) MKT- 637 Procurement management 3(3-0)
FIN - 616 Risk Management in Banks 3(3-0) MKT- 638 Transportation management 3(3-0)

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Master of Business Administration (MBA) FINANCE MBA- (Industrial Management)

Besides BBA program, LBS offer the Master of Business Administration FIN - 721 Strategic Corporate Finance 3(3-0) MGT-730 Engineering Cost calculations 3(3-0)
(MBS) program in various disciplines. The MBA program is available
both in I.5 years and 3.5 years categories. FIN - 722 Financial Derivatives 3(3-0) MGT-731 Industrial Solutions 3(3-0)
FIN - 723 Behavioral and Experimental Finance 3(3-0) MGT-732 Energy and Environment 3(3-0)
Semester 1
FIN - 724 Financial Market and Institutions 3(3-0) MGT-733 Manufacturing process Design and Analysis 3(3-0)
FIN-701 Strategic Finance 3(3-0)
FIN - 725 Corporate Governance and Regulation 3(3-0) MGT-734 Project Management 3(3-0)
MGT-701 Advanced Research Methods 3(3-0)
FIN - 726 Real Estate Finance and Investment 3(3-0)
MKT-701 Strategic Marketing 3(3-0)
FIN - 727 Financial Risk Management 3(3-0)
MGT-703 Strategic HR & Leadership 3(3-0) Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS)
FIN - 728 Financial Planning and Controls 3(3-0)
Semester 2 The students with 14 years of education will be required to com-
FIN - 729 Advanced Financial Management 3(3-0) plete 66 credit hours of business courses and earn a BBS degre
FIN-702 Financial Reporting and Analysis 3(3-0)
FIN - 730 Working Capital Management Polices 3(3-0) before they become eligible for admission to MBA program.
Specialization I 3(3-0)
FIN - 731 Treasury and Fund Management 3(3-0) Semester 1
Specialization II 3(3-0)
FIN- 732 Corporate Finance Theory 3(3-0) ECO-301 Principles of MicroEconomics 3(3-0)
Specialization III 3(3-0)
FIN -733 Financial Modeling 3(3-0) FIN-301 Financial Accounting-I 3(3-0)
Semester 3
FIN -734 Financial Econometrics 3(3-0) STA-304 Business Statistics 3(2-1)
Specialization IV 3(3-0)
MTH-306 Business Mathematics 3(3-0)
Thesis Dissertation 0(0-6) OR Two elective
courses of specialization of three credit hours MGT-401 Principles of Management 3(3-0)
each
MBA- (Marketing) Semester 2
NOTE: The students must have to undertake an internship from any MKT- 710 Integrated Marketing Communications 3(3-0)
ECO-302 Principles of MacroEconomics 3(3-0)
relevant industry / organization for a minimum period of 6-8 weeks. MKT- 711 Marketing Research 3(3-0)
FIN-302 Financial Accounting-II 3(3-0)
MKT- 712 Seminar in Marketing 3(3-0)
MKT-401 Principles of Marketing 3(3-0)
MKT- 713 Personal Selling 3(3-0)
SPECIALIZATION COURSES FIN-402 Business Finance 3(3-0)
MKT- 714 Business to Business Marketing 3(3-0)
MBA- (Banking and Finance) MKT- 715 Societal Marketing 3(3-0)
MGT-402 Business Communication 3(3-0)
Semester 3
BANKING MKT- 716 New Product Development 3(3-0)
FIN - 401 Managerial Accounting 3(3-0)
FIN - 710 Customer Relationship Management in 3(3-0) MKT- 717 Supply Chain Management 3(3-0)
Banking MKT-402 Marketing Management 3(3-0)
MKT- 718 Cases in Marketing 3(3-0)
FIN - 711 Credit Analysis & Investment Banking 3(3-0) MGT-404 Human Resource Management 3(3-0)
MKT- 719 Intellectual Property Rights 3(3-0)
FIN - 712 International Banking and Capital Markets 3(3-0) MGT-406 Organizational Behavior 3(3-0)
FIN - 713 Insurance Strategies and Policies 3(3-0) FIN-501 Financial Management 3(3-0)
FIN - 714 Case Studies in Bankruptcy and Reorganization 3(3-0)
MBA- (Human Resource Management) Semester 4
MGT- 710 Strategic Human Resource Management 3(3-0)
FIN - 715 Islamic Financial Products and Service 3(3-0) MKT -501 Consumer Behavior 3(3-0)
MGT- 711 Change Management 3(3-0)
FIN - 716 Financial Engineering 3(3-0) MGT-502 Management Information System 3(3-0)
MGT- 712 Compensation and Reward Management 3(3-0)
FIN - 717 Management Accounting for Financial 3(3-0) MGT-504 Business Research Methods 3(3-0)
Services MGT- 713 Conflict and Negotiation Management 3(3-0)
LAW-513 Business Law 3(3-0)
FIN - 718 Financial System and Prudential Regulations 3(3-0) MGT- 714 Leadership 3(3-0)
MGT-601 Entrepreneurship 3(3-0)
FIN - 719 Lending: Products, Operations and Risk 3(3-0) MGT- 715 Seminar in Human Resource Management 3(3-0)
Management MGT- 716 Labor Laws 3(3-0)
FIN - 720 E-Business & E-Banking 3(3-0)

MBA 3.5 Years FIN - 722 Financial Derivatives 3(3-0) MBA- (Industrial Management)
After Completing BBS Degree FIN - 723 Behavioral and Experimental Finance 3(3-0) MGT-730 Engineering Cost Calculations 3(3-0)
Semester 1 FIN - 724 Financial Market and Institutions 3(3-0) MGT-731 Industrial Solutions 3(3-0)
FIN-701 Strategic Finance 3(3-0) FIN - 725 Corporate Governance and Regulation 3(3-0) MGT-732 Energy and Environment 3(3-0)
MGT-701 Advanced Research Methods 3(3-0) FIN - 726 Real Estate Finance and Investment 3(3-0) MGT-733 Manufacturing process Design and Analysis 3(3-0)
MKT-701 Strategic Marketing 3(3-0) FIN - 727 Financial Risk Management 3(3-0) MGT-734 Project Management 3(3-0)
MGT-703 Strategic HR & Leadership 3(3-0) FIN - 728 Financial Planning and Controls 3(3-0)
FIN - 729 Advanced Financial Management 3(3-0)
Semester 2 MS Business Administration
FIN-702 Financial Reporting and Analysis 3(3-0) FIN - 730 Working Capital Management Polices 3(3-0)
Semester 1
Specialization I 3(3-0) FIN - 731 Treasury and Fund Management 3(3-0)
FIN-701 Strategic Finance 3(3-0)
Specialization II 3(3-0) FIN- 732 Corporate Finance Theory 3(3-0)
MGT-701 Advance Research Methods 3(3-0)
Specialization III 3(3-0) FIN -733 Financial Modeling 3(3-0)
MKT-701 Strategic Marketing 3(3-0)
Semester 3 FIN -734 Financial Econometrics 3(3-0)
MGT-705 Strategic Human Resource Management 3(3-0)
Specialization IV 3(3-0) Semester 2
*Thesis Dissertation 0(0-6) OR Two courses 6 Credit
Hrs.
MBA- (Marketing) Specialization 1 3 (3-0)
MKT- 710 Integrated Marketing Communications 3(3-0) Specialization 2 3 (3-0)
Note: The students must have to undertake an internship from any
industry / organization for a minimum period of 6-8 weeks. MKT- 711 Marketing Research 3(3-0) Specialization 3 3 (3-0)
MKT- 712 Seminar in Marketing 3(3-0) Specialization 4 3 (3-0)
MKT- 713 Personal Selling 3(3-0) Semester 3rd and 4th
MBA- (Banking and Finance) MKT- 714 Business to Business Marketing 3(3-0) Research and Thesis 6 (0-6)
Banking MKT- 715 Societal Marketing 3(3-0) The details of each specialization along with pertinent courses are
FIN - 710 Customer Relationship Management in 3(3-0) provided below:
MKT- 716 New Product Development 3(3-0)
Banking
MKT- 717 Supply Chain Management 3(3-0)
FIN - 711 Credit Analysis & Investment Banking 3(3-0)
MKT- 718 Cases in Marketing 3(3-0)
FIN - 712 International Banking and Capital Markets 3(3-0)
FIN - 713 Insurance Strategies and Policies 3(3-0)
MKT- 719 Intellectual Property Rights 3(3-0) MSBA-(Banking and Finance)
FIN - 714 Case Studies in Bankruptcy and 3(3-0) BANKING
Reorganization
MBA- (Human Resource Management) FIN - 750 Investment Banking and Analysis 3(3-0)
FIN - 715 Islamic Financial Products and Service 3(3-0) FIN - 751 International Banking and Financial Markets 3(3-0)
MGT- 710 Strategic Human Resource Management 3(3-0)
FIN - 716 Financial Engineering 3(3-0) FIN - 752 Insurance Management and Strategies 3(3-0)
MGT- 711 Change Management 3(3-0)
FIN - 717 Management Accounting for Financial 3(3-0) FIN - 753 Mergers Acquisition & Corporation 3(3-0)
MGT- 712 Compensation and Reward Management 3(3-0)
Services Restructuring
MGT- 713 Conflict and Negotiation Management 3(3-0)
FIN - 718 Financial System and Prudential Regulations 3(3-0) FIN - 754 Islamic Financial Products & Service 3(3-0)
MGT- 714 Leadership 3(3-0) Development
FIN - 719 Lending: Products, Operations and Risk 3(3-0)
Management MGT- 715 Seminar in Human Resource Management 3(3-0) FIN - 755 Financial Engineering and Risk Management 3(3-0)
FIN - 720 E-Business & E-Banking 3(3-0) MGT- 716 Labor Laws 3(3-0) FIN - 756 Issues in Banking 3(3-0)
Finance FIN - 757 Banking Operations and Credit Management 3(3-0)
FIN - 721 Strategic Corporate Finance 3(3-0) FINANCE

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FIN - 758 Issues in Corporate Finance 3 (3-0) MSBA-(MARKETING)

FIN - 759 Advance Financial Management 3 (3-0) MKT- 751 Product Pricing Decisions: Concepts and 3 (3-0)
Application
FIN - 760 Financial Decision Making 3 (3-0)
MKT- 752 Distribution Strategy and Supply Chain 3 (3-0)
FIN - 761 Budgeting and Fiscal Management 3 (3-0) Management
FIN - 762 Advance Financial Risk Management 3(3-0) MKT- 753 Customer Relationship Management 3 (3-0)
FIN - 763 Financial Derivatives and Securities 3(3-0) MKT- 754 Applied Corporate Brand Management 3 (3-0)
FIN - 764 Financial Reporting & Business Valuation 3(3-0) MKT- 755 Managing Products and Brands 3 (3-0)
FIN - 765 Behavioral Finance 3(3-0) MKT- 710 Integrated Marketing Communications 3 (3-0)
FIN - 766 Trading in Financial Instruments 3(3-0) MKT- 756 Special Topics in Marketing 3 (3-0)
FIN - 767 Issues in Corporate Governance 3(3-0) MKT- 757 Issues in Services Marketing 3 (3-0)
FIN - 768 Real Estate Finance and Investment 3(3-0) MKT- 758 Digital Marketing and Social Media 3 (3-0)
Fundamentals
MKT- 711 Marketing Research 3(3-0)
FIN -779 Financial Theory and Policy 3(3-0)
MKT- 759 Innovation Management 3(3-0)
FIN - 770 Financial Modeling and Analysis 3(3-0)
MSBA-(Human Resource Management)

MGT-710 Strategic Human Resource Management 3(3-0)
MGT-711 Change Management 3(3-0)
MGT-712 Compensation and Reward Management 3(3-0)
MGT-713 Conflict and Negotiation Management 3(3-0)
MGT-714 Leadership 3(3-0)
MGT-755 Learning Organizations 3(3-0)
MGT-756 Industrial/Organizational Psychology 3 (3-0)
MGT-757 Advances in HR Development 3 (3-0)
MGT-758 Performance Management and Appraisal 3 (3-0)

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Faculty of
Pharmaceutical Sciences
1- Department of Pharmacology Prof. Dr. Muhammad ALi (T.I)

Dean
2- Department of Pharmaceutics Ph: 041-9200670, 9203000
3- Department of Pharmacy Practice Email: vc@gcuf.edu.pk,
4- Department of Pharmacognosy Prof. Dr. Muhammad Ali (Tamgha-e-Imtiaz),

5- Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry a renowned international name in the field of
Biological Sciences has joined Government
College University Faisalabad as its 4th Vice
Chancellor. Recognizing his valuable achieve-
ments in the field of science and research, the
Government of the Pakistan conferred upon him
Tamgha-e-Imtiaz. He earned his PhD from
University of Wales (UK) and Post-Doctoral
work from MU Columbia, USA. Dr. Ali has vast
experience in the domains of teaching, research,
administration, planning & development and
project management. With an academic experi-
ence of more than 26 years, he enjoys a strong
research outlook with many PhD and MPhil stu-
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Faculty of
Pharmaceutical Sciences
Phone: 041-9201036
Email: pharmacy@gcuf.edu.pk
Introduction Mission
GoPharmacy is a life saving healthcare profession. In recent To train future pharmacist who lead as educationist, regulatory
times, paradigm shift in the national and worldwide healthcare affairs manager, researcher, industrial pharmacist, community,
systems have fuelled desire to upgrade the medical services in a hospital and clinical practitioner in Pakistan and beyond.
modern healthcare system. This concept has also revolutionized
the service providing approach of the Pharmacy profession
which has now developed into a multi-disciplinary profession.
Objectives
Provide quality education to students, who shall meet phar
Currently, due to various health related issues there is need
maceutical and clinical needs of society, all over the globe.
to develop new potent synthetic and biotech drugs as well
Cultivate a conducive environment where faculty and stu
as new drug delivery systems. This has substantially shifted
dents can carry out studies and research activities.
the responsibility of Pharmacists towards appropriate use of
Actively participate in healthcare related issues in Pakistan
modern medicines so as to ensure optimum drug therapy and
and worldwide.
protecting the public from associated adverse drug reactions.
To understand how quality medicines are synthesized,
It is therefore necessary to prepare and groom Pharmacists for
developed, manufactured and delivered to patients in accor
future professional responsibilities and challenges.
dance with pharmaceutical knowledge, legislation and codes
The Department of Pharmacy was established in the GC
of professional conduct and practice.
University, Faisalabad in the year 2005. It was upgraded to
College of Pharmacy in 2010 and Faculty of Pharmaceutical
Sciences in 2014.
Programs Offered The Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences is offering Pharm.D Faculty
(5 years), MPhil and PhD in Pharmacy (Specialization in Department of Pharmacology
1. PharmD (Doctor of Pharmacy) Pharmacology and Pharmaceutics) degree programs. Dr. Mohammad Saleem, Coordinator
2. MPhil and PhD Pharmacology
3. MPhil and PhD Pharmaceutics Vision FACULTY
Faculty of pharmaceutical sciences will be a national model Dr. Mohammad Saleem
for pharmacy education, research and services by providing PhD (PU), R.Ph.
contemporary curriculum and evidence based educational HEC Approved Supervisor
experiences to our students. Associate Professor / Incharge
Chairperson: Pharmacy (Pharmacology)
Specialization: Pharmacology & Molecular Toxicology
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Dr. Uzma Saleem Ms. Maria Mannan Assistant Professor

PhD (PU), R.Ph. MPhil (GCUF), R.Ph. Specialization: Pharmaceutics
HEC Approved Supervisor Ms. Sana Inam
Specialization: Pharmacology Department of Pharmaceutics MPhil (GCUF), R.Ph
Dr. Muhammad Irfan, Coordinator Assistant Professor (on PhD study leave)
Dr. Muhammad Furqan Akhtar Specialization: Pharmaceutics
PhD (UVAS), R.Ph.
Assistant Professor FACULTY Mr. Asif Massud
Specialization: Pharmacology Dr. Muhammad Irfan MPhil (BZU), R.Ph
PhD (Germany), R.Ph. (On Post-doc leave in Germany) Lecturer (On PhD study leave in Malaysia)
Mr. Liaqat Hussain HEC Approved Supervisor Specialization: Pharmaceutics
MPhil, (BZU), R.Ph Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor (on PhD study leave in China) Coordinator Pharmaceutics Ms. Ayesha Sethi
Specialization: Pharmacology Specialization: Pharmaceutics MPhil (IUB), R.Ph
Lecturer (On study Leave)
Mr. Usman Arshad Dr. Muhammad Naeem Aamir Specialization: Pharmaceutics
MPhil, (BZU), R.Ph PhD (IUB), R.Ph.
Assistant Professor (on PhD study leave in Germany) HEC Approved Supervisor Mr. Shams ul Hassan
Specialization: Pharmacology Assistant Professor MPhil (IUB), R.Ph.
Coordinator Pharmacy Practice Lecturer
Ms. Umber Saleem Specialization: Pharmaceutics Specialization: Pharmaceutics
MPhil (UVAS), R.Ph
Lecturer (On study Leave in Germany) Dr. Akhtar Rasul Mr. Usman Saleem
Specialization: Pharmacology PhD (IUB), R.Ph. MPhil (PU), R.Ph.
HEC Approved Supervisor Lecturer
Ms. Shumaila Mehdi Assistant Professor Specialization: Pharmaceutics
MPhil (IUB), R.Ph Specialization: Pharmaceutics
Lecturer Ms. Aisha Quyyum
Specialization: Pharmacology Dr. Syed Haroon Khalid Pharm.D (GCUF), R.Ph.
PhD (Malaysia), R.Ph Pharmacist (on ex-Pakistan Leave)
Mr. Muhammad Riaz Assistant Professor
MPhil (UAF), R.Ph. HEC Approved Supervisor Ms. Rabia Munir
Lecturer Specialization: Pharmaceutics MPhil (GCUF), R.Ph.
Specialization: Pharmacology Demonstrator
Dr. Ikram Ullah Khan
Ms. Ammara Saleem PhD (France), R.Ph Ms. Anam Adil
MPhil (UVAS), R.Ph. Assistant Professor Pharm.D (GCUF), R.Ph.
Lecturer Coordinator Pharmacognosy Demonstrator
Specialization: Pharmacology Specialization: Pharmaceutics and drug delivery
Department of Pharmacognosy
Dr. Sajid Asghar Dr. Ikram Ullah Khan, Coordinator
Ms. Humaira Gul
MPhil (GCUF), R.Ph PhD (China), R.Ph
Research Officer Assistant Professor FACULTY
Specialization: Pharmacology HEC Approved Supervisor Ms. Amna Parveen
Specialization: Pharmaceutics MPhil (GCUF), R.Ph
Ms. Maryam Farrukh Lecturer (On study Leave in South Korea)
MPhil (GCUF), R.Ph. Dr. Ikrima Khalid Specialization: Pharmacognosy
Pharmacist PhD (IUB), R.Ph

Ms. Ayesha Ahmed Specialization: Pharmaceutical Chemistry PHM-418 Pharmacognosy-IB (Basic) 4(3-1)
Pharm.D (GCUF), R.Ph.
Demonstrator Mr. Abid Mahmood PHM-419 Pharmacy Practice-IB (Bio-statistics) 3(3-0)
Department of Pharmacy Practice MPhil (BZU), R.Ph. Semester 5

Dr. Muhammad Naeem Aamir, Coordinator Lecturer PHM-510 Pharmacy Practice-IIA (Dispensing Pharmacy) 4(3-1)
Specialization: Pharmaceutical Chemistry
PHM-511 Pharmaceutical Chemistry-IIIA 4(3-1)
FACULTY Ms. Shahzadi Filza Hassan
(Pharmaceutical Analysis)
Mr. Mohsin Ali Pharm.D (UOS), R.Ph. PHM-512 Pharmacology and Therapeutics-IIA 4(3-1)
MPhil (GCUF), R.Ph Teaching Assistant PHM-513 Pharmacognosy-IIA (Advanced) 4(3-1)
Assistant Professor (on PhD study leave in Germany)
Specialization: Clinical Pharmacy Scheme of Studies PHM-514 Pathology 4(3-1)
Semester 6
Mr. Muhammad Yasir Ali
Pharm-D
PHM-515 Pharmacy Practice-IIB (Community, Social & 3(3-0)
MPhil, (IUB), R.Ph Semester1 Administrative Pharmacy)
Assistant Professor (on PhD study leave in Germany) ENG-321 Functional English 2(2-0) PHM-516 Pharmaceutical Chemistry- 4(3-1)
Specialization: Pharmacy Practice PHM-310 Pharmaceutics-IA (Physical Pharmacy) 4(3-1) IIIB(Pharmaceutical Analysis)
PHM -311 Pharmaceutical Chemistry-IA (Organic) 4(3-1) PHM-517 Pharmacology and Therapeutics-IIB 4(3-1)
Mr. Ghulam Abbas
MPhil (GCUF), R.Ph PHM -312 Pharmaceutical Chemistry-IIA (Biochemistry) 4(3-1) PHM-518 Pharmacognosy-IIB (Advanced) 4(3-1)
Lecturer (On study Leave) PHM -313 Physiology-A 4(3-1) PHM-519 Pharmacy Practice-III(Computer and its 4(3-1)
Specialization: Pharmacy Practice Applications in Pharmacy)
PHM -314 Anatomy & Histology 4(3-1)
Semester 7
Ms. Saba Javed Semester 2
Pharm.D (UOS), R.Ph. PHM-610 Pharmacy Practice-IVA (Hospital Pharmacy ) 3(3-0)
ENG-322 English Comprehesion & Compostion 3(3-0)
Demonstrator PHM-611 Pharmacy Practice-VA (Clinical Pharmacy) 4(3-1)
PHM-315 Pharmaceutics-IB (Physical Pharmacy) 4(3-1)
PHM-612 Pharmaceutics-IVA (Industrial Pharmacy) 4(3-1)
Ms. Zunera Ch. PHM- 316 Pharmaceutical Chemistry-IB (Organic) 4(3-1)
PHM-613 Pharmaceutics-VA (Biopharmaceutic & 4(3-1)
MPhil (GCUF), R.Ph. PHM -317 Pharmaceutical Chemistry-IIB (Biochemistry) 4(3-1)
Pharmacokinetics)
Teaching Assistant PHM-318 Physiology-B 4(3-1)
PHM-614 Pharmaceutics-VIA (Pharmaceutical Quality 4(3-1)
Semester 3 Manaement)
Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Dr. Muhammad Sajid Hamid Akash, Coordinator
PHM-410 Pharmaceutics-IIA (Dosage Form Science) 4(3-1) PHM-615 Pharmacy Practice-IVB (Hospital Pharmacy) 3(3-0)
FACULTY PHM-411 Pharmaceutics-IIIA (Pharmaceutical 4(3-1) PHM-616 Pharmacy Practice-VB(Clinical Pharmacy) 4(3-1)
Dr. Muhammad Sajid Hamid Akash Microbiology & Immunology)
PHM-617 Pharmaceutics-IVB (Industrial Pharmacy) 4(3-1)
PhD (ZJU China), R.Ph PHM-412 Pharmacology and Therapeutics-IA 4(3-1)
PHM-618 Pharmaceutics-VB (Biopharmaceutics & 4(3-1)
Assistant Professor PHM-413 Pharmacognosy-IA (Basic) 4(3-1) Pharmacokinetics)
Coordinator Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Specialization: Pharmaceutical Analysis PHM-414 Pharmacy Practice-IA (Pharmaceutical 3(3-0) PHM-619 Pharmaceutics-VIB (Pharmaceutical Quality 4(3-1)
Mathematcs) Management)
Dr. Noor Ul Amin Mohsin Semester 4 Semester 9
PhD (Austria), R.Ph PS 403 Pakistan Studies 2(2-0) PHM-710 Pharmaceutics-VIIA (Pharmaceutical 4(3-1)
Assistant Professor Technology)
PHM-415 Pharmaceutics-IIB (Dosage Form Science) 4(3-1)
Specialization: Pharmaceutical Chemistry PHM-711 Pharmacy Practice-VIA (Advanced Clinical 4(3-1)
PHM-416 Pharmaceutics-IIIB (Pharmaceutical 4(3-1)
Pharmacy-II)
Microbiology & Immunology)
Mr. Rizwan Rashid Bazmi
PHM-712 Pharmacy Practice-VIIA (Forensic Pharmacy) 3(3-0)
MPhil (BZU), R.Ph. PHM-417 Pharmacology and Therapeutics-IB 4(3-1)
Lecturer

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PHM-713 Pharmacy Practice-VIIIA (Pharmaceutical 3(3-0) PHP-705 Pharmaceutics-V: Contemporary 3(3-0)

Management & Marketing) Pharmaceutics
PHM-714 Pharmaceutical Chemistry-IVA (Medicinal 4(3-1) PHP-706 Pharmaceutics-VI: Pharmaceutical Quality 3(3-0)
Chemistry) assurance
Semester 10 PHP-707 Pharmaceutics-VII: Research Methodology 3(3-0)
PHM-715 Pharmaceutics- VIIB (Pharmaceutical 4(3-1) PHP-708 Pharmaceutics-VIII: Pharmaceutical 3(3-0)
Technology) Statistics
PHM-716 Pharmacy Practice-VIB (Advanced Clinical 4(3-1) PHP-728 General Seminar 1(1-0)
Pharmacy-II)
Semester 3 & 4
PHM-717 Pharmacy Practice-VIIB (Forensic Pharmacy) 3(3-0)
PHP-730 Thesis 6(6-0)
PHM-718 Pharmacy Practice-VIIIB (Pharmaceutical 3(3-0)
Management & Marketing)
PHM-719 Pharmaceutical Chemistry-IVB (Medicinal 4(3-1)
Chemistry) PhD (Pharmacology)
Semester 1 & 2
DCOL-801 Research Methodology 3(3-0)
MPhil (Pharmacology) DCOL-802 Battery of Pharmacological Test 3(3-0)
Semester 1 & 2 DCOL-803 Toxicokinetic Studies & Metabolic Disorders 3(3-0)
MCOL- 701 General Pharmacology 3(3-0) DCOL-758 General Seminar 1(1-0)
MCOL-702 Applied Pharmacology-I 3(3-0) DCOL-804 Drug Screening Methods 3(3-0)
MCOL-703 Biochemical and Molecular Pharmacology 3(3-0) DCOL-805 Ethnopharmacology 3(3-0)
MCOL-704 Research Methodology 3(3-0) DCOL-806 Biochemical and Molecular Pharmacology 3(3-0)
MCOL- 705 Applied Pharmacology-II 3(3-0) DCOL-759 Research Seminar 1(1-0)
MCOL-706 Neuropharmacology 3(3-0) Semester 3 & 4
MCOL-707 Toxicology 3(3-0) DCOL-760 Thesis
MCOL-708 Biochemical Techniques 3(3-0)
MCOL-728
Semester 3 & 4
General Seminar 1(1-0)
PhD (Pharmaceutics)
Semester 1 & 2
MCOL-730 Thesis 6(6-0)
DPCU-801 Advanced Pharmaceutical Technology 3(3-0)
DPCU-802 Principles of Drug Delivery and Intrinsic 3(3-0)
Factors
MPhil (Pharmaceutics) DPCU-803 Research Ethics and Biostatistical techniques 3(3-0)
Semester 1 & 2
DPCU-758 General Seminar 1(1-0)
PHP-701 Pharmaceutics-I: Current Pharmaceutical 3(3-0)
DPCU-804 Modern Pharmaceutics 3(3-0)
Technology
DPCU-805 Biologicals 3(3-0)
PHP-702 Pharmaceutics-II: Pharmaceutical 3(3-0)
Biotechnology DPCU-806 Cosmeceuticals and Nutraceuticals 3(3-0)
PHP-703 Pharmaceutics-III: Advanced 3(3-0) DPCU-759 Research Seminar 1(1-0)
Biopharmaceutics Semester 3 & 4 & 5 & 6
PHP-704 Pharmaceutics-IV: Nutraceuticals and 3(3-0) DPCU-760 Thesis
cosmetology


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Faculty of
Life Sciences
1. Department of Bioinformatics & Biotechnology Prof. Dr. Muhammad ALi (T.I)

Dean
2. Department of Biochemistry Ph: 041-9200670, 9203000
Email: vc@gcuf.edu.pk,
3. Department of Botany
4. Institute of Home and Food Sciences
Prof. Dr. Muhammad Ali (Tamgha-e-Imtiaz),
5. Department of Microbiology a renowned international name in the field of
6. Department of Medical Sciences Biological Sciences has joined Government
College University Faisalabad as its 4th Vice
7. Department of Physical Education and Sports Sciences Chancellor. Recognizing his valuable achieve-
8. Department of Physiology ments in the field of science and research, the
9. Department of Zoology Government of the Pakistan conferred upon
him Tamgha-e-Imtiaz. He earned his PhD
from University of Wales (UK) and Post-Doc-
toral work from MU Columbia, USA. Dr. Ali
has vast experience in the domains of teach-
ing, research, administration, planning & de-
velopment and project management. With an
academic experience of more than 26 years,
he enjoys a strong research outlook with many
PhD and MPhil students to his credit .
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Department of
Bioinformatics & Biotechnology
Phone: 041-9201553
Email: bioinfo.biotech@gcuf.edu.pk
Vision Introduction
For scientific community, the need to decode and interpret the We are witnessing the birth of a new era in biological sciences.
information entrenched in the human as well as other genomes is The ability to decipher the genetic code of living organisms
growing every day because of the innovations in Bioinformatics has opened the new opportunities to improve the quality of
and Biotechnology. It is envisioned that the programs offered in human life and has dramatically changed the challenges that the
the Department will develop Bioinformatics and Biotechnology biological and biomedical sciences can address. Bioinformatics
professionals with interdisciplinary approaches to explore and Biotechnology have become frontline applied science
different areas of life sciences with the help of state-of-art disciplines of the twenty-first century. The Government College
technologies being applied around the globe. Introduction and University, Faisalabad is amongst the few institutions in the
promotion of Bioinformatics and Biotechnology in the country country to offer degree programs in these emerging fields of
as emerging sciences is one of the primary objectives of the Science. Bioinformatics is an amalgamation of Life Sciences,
Department. Statistics, Mathematics and Computer Sciences. It is responsible
for developing new computer programs (databases and
softwares) for their application in life sciences. Biotechnology
Mission is the technological application of biological systems (living
The mission of the Department of Bioinformatics and
organisms or derivatives thereof) to make or modify products
Biotechnology (BNB) is to provide a collaborative learning
or processes intended for Human Welfare or specific use.
environment that prepares students in higher education to
Department of Bioinformatics and Biotechnology (BNB) provides
reach the forefront of leadership by developing the sophisticated
interdisciplinary learning and training that builds bridges accross
Programs Offered computational methods to conduct groundbreaking research
different disciplines and seamlessly integrates computational
1. BS Bioinformatics in key areas of Bioinformatics and Biotechnology, to make
methodologies into biological education on the following lines:
2. BS Biotechnology fundamental discoveries, generate innovative solutions to
A broad understanding of the molecular processes of life.
3. MSc Biotechnology practical problems and to develop new technologies for
Understanding of the tools used for mapping and
4. MS Bioinformatics commercial applications. The Department is committed to
sequencing genes/genomes.
5. MS Biotechnology provide an exceptional environment for specialized training
Training regarding DNA and protein sequence and structural
6. PhD Biotechnology and to mentor tomorrows workforce through a challenging
analysis, gene expression and proteomics analysis, data
curriculum, exploration of scholarly research, design and
mining, optimization and statistical methods, database
Chairperson: Dr. Asma Haque implementation of original investigations and interactive
development and algorithm design.
partnerships.
A high level of skill in designing and usage of information
techniques with emphasis on the organization, display,
interpretation and analysis of complex data.
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Skill development and hands on training of basic and Dr. Tayyaba Shaheen Dr. Muhammad Asaf Khan
advanced laboratory techniques being utilized in the PhD (NIBGE / QAU) , HEC Approved PhD Supervisor PhD (Austria) , HEC Approved PhD Supervisor
modern scientific world. Assistant Professor Assistant Professor
Specialization: Plant Biotechnology Specialization: Plant Biotechnology, Plant Hormone Signaling,
Transcriptional Regulation
Scope Dr. Muhammad Shareef Masoud
Bioinformatics and Biotechnology is expected to substantially
PhD (PU), HEC Approved PhD Supervisor Dr. Mohsin Tariq
create an impact on scientific, engineering and economic
Assistant Professor PhD (NIBGE / QAU) , HEC Approved PhD Supervisor
development of the world. These are fast growing important
Specialization: Molecular Biology, Stem Cell and Regenerative Assistant Professor
disciplines for academic research and industrial applications. Medicine, Health Biotechnology, Bioinformatics, Drug Development Specialization: PlantMicrobe Interaction
Career opportunities in Bioinformatics and Biotechnology will
continue to expand on both the computer and biological science Dr. Muhammad Qasim Dr. Nazia Nahid
forefronts. For Computer Sciences, there are opportunities PhD (PU), HEC Approved PhD Supervisor PhD (NIBGE / QAU), Post doc (USA)
in academics, programming, database development, system Assistant Professor Assistant Professor
analysis and software engineering. In the Biological Sciences, Specialization: Cell and Molecular Biology, Human Molecular Specialization: Molecular Biology , Molecular Virology
career opportunities exist in medical, agricultural, animal, Genetics, Health Biotechnology, Bioinformatics, High
environmental, microbial and industrial research as well as Throughput Genome Analysis Dr. Farrukh Azeem
academia.
PhD (France) , HEC Approved PhD Supervisor
Faculty Dr. Usman Ali Ashfaq Assistant Professor
Dr. Asma Haque PhD (PU), HEC Approved PhD Supervisor Specialization: Plant Molecular Biology, Bioinformatics,
PhD (NIBGE / QAU) Assistant Professor Transcriptional Regulation, Abiotic Stress
HEC Approved PhD Supervisor Specialization: Virology, Molecular Medicine, Molecular
Chairperson/Associate Professor Biology, Bioinformatics, Computer Aided Drug Designing Dr. Muhammad Hussnain Siddique
Specialization: : Medical Biotechnology with particular PhD (France), HEC Approved PhD Supervisor
emphasis on Molecular Biology of Infectious Diseases and Drug Dr. Mahmood-ur-Rahman Ansari Assistant Professor
Resistance Studies. PhD (PU), Visiting Fellow, NIH, USA , HEC Approved PhD Supervisor Specialization: Microbial and Enzymatic Engineering, Molecular
Assistant Professor Biology, Biofuels, Bioinformatics
Prof. Dr. Muhammad Ibrahim Rajoka (SI) Specialization: Molecular Cell Biology, Plant Biotechnology,
PhD (PU) Bioinformatics Dr. Habib Ullah Nadeem
HEC Approved PhD Supervisor PhD (NIBGE / QAU)
Professor Dr. Khadim Hussain Assistant Professor
Specialization: Biotechnology, Genetic Engineering, Metabolic PhD (NIBGE / QAU), EMBO Fellow University of Basel Switzerland Specialization: Enzyme Biotechnology, Protein Engineering,
pathway Engineering, Enzymes/Bioprocess Engineering HEC Approved PhD Supervisor Industrial Biotechnology
Assistant Professor
Dr. Muhammad Aamer Mehmood Specialization: Molecular Plant Virology, RNA Silencing, Plant Dr. Muhammad Rizwan Javed
PhD (NIBGE / QAU), Post doc (SJTU, China) Biotechnology, Molecular Plant Pathology PhD (NIBGE / QAU)
HEC Approved PhD Supervisor Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor Dr. Muhammad Zubair HEC Approved PhD Supervisor
Specialization: Biotechnology, Advanced Biofuels, Metabolic PhD (Sweden), HEC Approved PhD Supervisor Specialization: Enzyme Biotechnology, Genetic Engineering,
Pathway Engineering Assistant Professor Metabolic Pathway Engineering, Proteomics, Mycotoxins,
Specialization: Medicinal Plants, Health Biotechnology Nanobiotechnology, Bioinformatics
Dr. Tayyaba Huma
PhD (NIBGE / QAU) Dr. Ijaz Rasul Dr. Muhammad Shahid
HEC Approved PhD Supervisor PhD (Netherlands) , HEC Approved PhD Supervisor PhD (NIBGE / PIEAS), HEC Approved PhD Supervisor
Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor
Specialization: Industrial Biotechnology, Enzyme Biotechnology, Specialization: Plant Molecular Biology, Plant Breeding and Specialization: PlantMicrobe Interaction, Microbial
Microbiology Genetics, Plant Virology Biotechnology, Environmental Biotechnology

Dr. Muhammad Ismail Dr. Madiha Hamyat BIN-503 Essential Techniques in Biotechnology and 2(0-2)
PhD (NIBGE / QAU) PhD (China) Molecular Biology
CSI-521 Database Management Systems 4(3-1)
Specialization: Genetic Toxicology, Environmental Specialization: Bioinformatics, Evolutionary Biology, Molecular
Biotechnology Biology CSI-523 Discrete Structures 2(2-0)
Dr. Muhammad Afzal

Scheme of Studies CSI-525 Information Modeling 3(3-0)
MTH-521 Discrete Mathematics 3(3-0)
PhD (Netherlands) BS Bioinformatics Semester 6
Assistant Professor
Semester 1
Specialization: Bioinformatics, Molecular Biology, Gene BNB-502 Proteomics 3(2-1)
Expression, Transcriptomics BNB-301 Cell Biology 3(2-1)
BNB-504 Genomics 3(3-0)
BNB-303 Fundamentals of Genetics 4(3-1)
BIN-506 Bioinformatics-III 4(3-1)
Dr. Irfan Manzoor
BNB-305 General Chemistry 3(3-0)
PhD (The Netherlands) BIN-508 Social, Ethical and Legal Issues in 2(2-0)
Assistant Professor CSI-321 Introduction to Computing Applications 3(3-0) Bioinformatics
Specialization: Bioinformatics, Genomics, Gene Expression and ENG-321 Functional English 3(3-0) CSI-522 Bioinformatics Software Development-I 3(1-2)
Regulation
MTH-321 Mathematics-I 3(3-0) CSI-524 Computer Graphics and Visualization 3(2-1)
Dr. Amir Hameed Semester 2 Semester 7
PhD (NIBGE / PIEAS) BNB-302 Molecular Biology 4(3-1) BIN-601 Advance Bioinformatics 3(2-1)
Assistant Professor
BIN-304 Elementary Biochemistry 3(2-1) BIN-603 Bioinformatics Scripting 3(2-1)
Specialization: Plant-Microbe Interaction, RNAi Technology
CSI-322 Introduction to Computer Programming 4(3-1) BIN-605 Modeling and Simulations 3(2-1)
Dr. Ghulam Mustafa ENG-322 English Comprehension and Composition 3(3-0) CSI-621 Bioinformatics Software Development-II 3(1-2)
PhD (UAF) ISL-321 Islamic Studies / Ethics 2(2-0) CSI-623 Artificial Intelligence 2(2-0)
Assistant Professor
MTH-322 Mathematics-II 3(3-0) MIC-401 Immunology 3(3-0)
Specialization: Drug Discovery from Natural Products,
Molecular Genetics Semester 3 Semester 8
BNB-401 Fundamentals of Microbiology 4(3-1) BNB-602 Research Methodologies 3(0-3)
Dr. Asad Ali Shah
BNB-403 Molecular Genetics 3(2-1) BNB-604 Recent Trends in Biotechnology and 3(3-0)
PhD (South Korea)
BNB-405 Introduction to Biotechnology 3(2-1) Bioinformatics
Assistant Professor
Specialization: Metabolic Engineering, Antibiotic Resistance in CSI-421 Data Structure and Algorithms 4(3-1) OR
Bacteria MTH-423 Differential Equations and Transforms 3(3-0) BNB-631 Project 6(0-6)
Dr. Muhammad Farooq PST-321 Pakistan Studies 2(2-0)

PhD (NIBGE / QAU), Postdoc (Japan), Postdoc (Denmark) Semester 4 BS Biotechnology
Assistant Professor BNB-402 Bioinformatics-I 4(3-1) Semester 1
Specialization: Human Molecular Genetics
BNB-404 Molecular Evolution 3(3-0) BNB-301 Cell Biology 3(2-1)
Ms. Sadia Liaquat BNB-406 Biostatistics 4(3-1) BNB-303 Fundamentals of Genetics 4(3-1)
MS (GCUF), PhD Scholar BIN-408 Applications of Biotechnology 2(2-0) BNB-305 General Chemistry 3(3-0)
Lecturer
CSI-422 Object Oriented Programming 4(3-1) CSI-321 Introduction to Computing Applications 3(3-0)
Specialization: Genomics
MTH-424 Linear Algebra 3(3-0) ENG-321 Functional English 3(3-0)
Ms. Madiha Nazir Semester 5 MTH-321 MathematicsI 3(3-0)
MS (COMSATS), PhD Scholar BIN-501 Bioinformatics-II 4(3-1)
Lecturer (On Study Leave) Semester 2
Specialization: Bioinformatics, Molecular Genetics BNB-302 Molecular Biology 4(3-1)

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BIT-304 Physical Biology 3(3-0) BIT-605 Food and Bioprocess Technology 3(2-1) BIT-656 Research Methodologies 3(0-3)
BIT-306 Biodiversity and Systematics 3(3-0) BIT-607 Literature Survey and Research Project 2(2-0) BIT-658 Recent Trends in Biotechnology 3(3-0)
Management
BCH-322 Biochemistry-I 3(2-1) OR
BIT-609 Environmental Biotechnology 3(3-0)
ENG-322 English Comprehension and Composition 3(3-0) BIT-681 Project 6(0-6)
MIC-401 Immunology 3(3-0)
Semester 8
Semester 3
BNB-602 Research Methodologies 3(0-3) MS Bioinformatics
BNB-401 Fundamentals of Microbiology 4(3-1)
BNB-604 Recent Trends in Biotechnology and 3(3-0) Semester 1
BNB-403 Molecular Genetics 4(3-1)
Bioinformatics BIN-701 Advances in Molecular Biology 3(3-0)
BNB-405 Introduction to Biotechnology 3(2-1)
OR BIN-703 Advances in Bioinformatics 3(2-1)
BIT-407 Molecular Pathology 3(3-0)
BNB-631 Project 6(0-6) BIN-705 Artificial Intelligence 3(2-1)
BCH-421 Biochemistry-II 3(2-1)
BIN-707 Information Retrieval and Processing 3(2-1)
Semester 4 MSc Biotechnology Semester 2
Specialization-I, Specialization-II
BNB-404 Molecular Evolution 3(3-0) Semester 1
Elective-I, Elective-II
BNB-406 Biostatistics 4(3-1) BIT-551 Cell Biology 3(2-1)
Specialization-I, II will be chosen from the list below
BIT-402 Bioinformatics for Biotechnologists 4(3-1) BIT-553 Molecular Genetics 3(2-1)
Elective-I, II will be chosen from the list below
BIT-408 Biosafety 2(2-0) BIT-555 Molecular Biology 3(3-0)
Semester 3
BIT-410 Cell and Tissue Culture 3(2-1) BIT-557 General Chemistry 3(3-0)
BIN-728 Seminar (General) 1(0-1)
BIT-412 Microbial Biotechnology 3(2-1) BIT-559 Introduction to Biotechnology 3(3-0)
BIN-729 Seminar (Research) 1(0-1)
Semester 5 ENG-321 Functional English 3(3-0)
BIN-730 Thesis/Dissertation 6(0-6)
BIT-501 Sequence Analysis, Alignment and 4(3-1) Semester 2
Phylogenetics Semester 4
BIT-552 Biochemistry 3(3-0)
BIT-503 Recombinant DNA Technology 4(3-1) BIN-730 Thesis/Dissertation 6(0-6)
BIT-554 Fundamentals of Microbiology 3(2-1)
BIT-505 General Virology 3(3-0) Specialization
BIT-556 Immunology 3(3-0)
BIT-507 Techniques in Biotechnology 3(2-1) BIN-702 Statistical Methods for Computational Biology 3(3-0)
BIT-558 Recombinant DNA Technology 3(2-1)
BIT-509 Health Biotechnology 3(3-0) BIN-704 Advances in Computational Algorithms 3(2-1)
BIT-560 Bioinformatics 3(2-1)
BIT-511 Forensic Serology and DNA Typing 3(3-0) BIN-706 Advances in Software Engineering 3(1-2)
BIT-562 Statistical Methods in Biotechnology 3(2-1)
Semester 6 BIN-708 Research Methods in Biological Sciences 3(3-0)
Semester 3
BNB-502 Proteomics 3(2-1) BIN-710 Advances in Genomics and Proteomics 3(3-0)
BIT-651 Molecular Evolution 3(3-0)
BNB-504 Genomics 3(3-0) Elective Courses
BIT-653 Techniques in Biochemistry and 3(1-2)
BIT-502 Nanobiotechnology 3(3-0) Biotechnology BIN-732 Modern Techniques in Molecular Biology 3(2-1)
BIT-504 Agriculture Biotechnology 3(2-1) BIT-655 General Virology 3(3-0) BIN-734 Metabolomics 3(3-0)
BIT-506 Social, Ethical and Legal Aspects of 3(3-0) BIT-657 Proteomics 3(2-1) BIN-736 DNA Microarrays and Integrative Genetics 3(3-0)
Biotechnology BIT-659 Industrial and Environmental Biotechnology 3(3-0) BIN-738 Nanotechnology 3(3-0)
BIT-508 Animal Biotechnology 3(3-0) BIT-661 Agriculture Biotechnology 3(2-1)
BIT-601 Cell Signaling 3(3-0)
MS/PhD Biotechnology
BIT-652 Genomics 3(3-0)
BIT-701 Modern Biotechnology: Principles and 3(3-0)
BIT-603 Industrial Biotechnology 3(2-1) BIT-654 Medical Biotechnology 3(3-0) Applications

BIT-702 Techniques in Biotechnology 3(3-0) BIT-760 Thesis

BIT-703 Genetic Engineering 3(3-0) Note: Overall 24 teaching credit hours for MPhil and 18 teaching
credit hours for PhD program are mandatory. However, the research
BIT-704 Bioresource Technology 3(3-0)
supervisor of students may recommend additional courses. The
BIT-705 Cell and Molecular Biology 3(3-0) department will offer the courses keeping in view the availability of
BIT-706 Molecular Virology 3(3-0) teachers and nature of research to be conducted.
BIT-707 Molecular Data Analyses 3(3-0)

BIT-708 Plant Molecular Physiology 3(3-0)
BIT-710 Protein Engineering and Enzyme Technology 3(3-0)
BIT-712 Plant-Microbe Interaction 3(3-0)
BIT-714 Molecular Pathology 3(3-0)
BIT-716 Stem Cell Technology 3(3-0)
BIT-718 Medical Biotechnology 3(3-0)
BIT-720 Plant Biotechnology 3(3-0)
BIT-722 Metabolic Engineering and Biofuels 3(3-0)
BIT-724 Advances in Environmental Biotechnology 3(3-0)
BIT-781 Recent Trends in Biotechnology 3(3-0)
BIT-782 Project Planning, Maintenance and Evaluation 3(3-0)
BIT-783 Advances in Cell and Molecular Biology 3(3-0)
BIT-784 Methods in Biotechnology Research 3(3-0)
BIT-785 Industrial Microbiology and Biotechnology 3(3-0)
BIT-786 Advances in Medical Biotechnology 3(3-0)
BIT-787 Environmental Biotechnology 3(3-0)
BIT-788 Bio-Energy 3(3-0)
BIT-789 Advances in Plant Biotechnology 3(3-0)
BIT-790 Advances in Food Biotechnology 3(3-0)
BIT-791 Advances in Virology 3(3-0)
BIT-792 Advances in Immunology 3(3-0)
BIT-793 Molecular Toxicology 3(3-0)
BIT-795 Cell and Tissue Culture Technology 3(3-0)
BIT-796 Methods in Industrial Biotechnology 3(3-0)
Other mandatory requirements for MPhil
BIT-728 Seminar (General) 1(0-1)
BIT-729 Seminar (Research) 1(0-1)
BIT-730 Thesis/Dissertation 6(0-6)
Other mandatory requirements for PhD
BIT-758 Seminar (General) 1(0-1)
BIT-759 Seminar (Research) 1(0-1)

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Department
of Biochemistry
Email: biochem@gcuf.edu.pk
Phone: 041-9200037-119
Programs Offered developmental biology, neurobiology, cell biology and structural

1. BS Biochemistry (Morning & Evening) biology. A recent milestone in biochemistry was the completion
2. MS/MPhil Biochemistry (Evening) of the Human Genome Project and stem cell therapy. There
3. PhD Biochemistry (Morning) has never been a better time to study biochemistry. With the
introduction of newer methods in science and technology, the
scope in biochemistry is much greater than before. In fact,
Vision biochemistry is one course that is selected by most of todays
A highly motivated vision of the department is to induce the students. This is because of the challenging nature of the course
basic and modern knowledge of Biochemistry and to impart and the lucrative jobs that can be got after the completion
modern teaching methods in the students learning process, so of studies in this field. There are quite a few fields where
that they can lead the nation in this discipline. Biochemists can find employment. These include:
Private Sector: Biotechnology
Mission Chemical manufacturing companies
Department of Biochemistry has a very modern and innovative Food and Drink (includes brewing)
mission of nurturing a conducive environment of biochemistry Health and Beauty Care
in the nation as a whole to get a leading position by fulfilling Medical Instrument companies
the needs of skilled man powers of speeding emerging biotech Research Companies and Laboratories
industry. Public Sectors
Agriculture and fisheries
Blood Service
Programs Offered Introduction Cancer research institutes
1. BS Biochemistry (Morning & Evening) Biochemistry is the science concerned with the chemical basis Environmental Pollution Control
2. MS/MPhil Biochemistry (Evening) of life. Biochemistry incorporates everything in size between Forensic Science
3. PhD Biochemistry (Morning) a molecule and a cell and all the interactions between them. Hospitals
The aim of biochemists is to describe in molecular terms the National Blood Services
structures, mechanisms and chemical processes shared by all Overseas Development
organisms, providing organizing principles that underlie life in Public Health Entities
all its diverse forms. So a biochemist would study about these Public Health Laboratories
Chairperson: Dr. Shazia Anwer Bukhari molecules namely carbohydrates, lipids, proteins and nucleic Biochemists are also needed by pharmaceutical firms, the food
acids. Biochemist also studies their reactions and what affects industry and agrochemical companies as to develop newer
them and in what ways. Biochemistry is thus a study of the products in addition to monitor the manufacture, quality control
compounds found inside living beings, the processes involved as well as safety of the existing products.
with the focus on the role, function and structure of these
molecules.
Biochemistry now encompasses all of the molecular and cellular
life sciences. Scientific topics falling under the broad description Objectives
of biochemistry include genetics, immunology, virology,

To produce the manpower, those are confident to apply PhD (UAF) PhD. (South Korea)
biochemistry knowledge in different span of living beings. Specialization: Industrial Biotechnology Specialization: Molecular & Cell Biology
Applications of the above knowledge in the understanding (HEC Approved Supervisor) Assistant Professor
of disease processes and drugs discovery with vaccination Assistant Professor
To provide fundamental knowledge in statistical concepts
and regulatory approach in biochemistry Dr. Nosheen Aslam
Scheme of Studies
To adopt multidisciplinary approach to equip the students PhD (UAF) BS Biochemistry
for multidimensional carrier opportunities Specialization: Medical Biochemistry
Semester 1
Experiments to demonstrate important bio-chemical and (HEC Approved Supervisor)
physiological concepts Assistant Professor BCH-301 Introductory Biochemistry 4 (3-1)
To encourage the students capacity for self learning by ENG-321 Functional English 3 (3-0)
research work Dr. Razia Noreen
ISL-321 Islamic studies / Ethics 2 (2-0)
PhD (France)
Specialization: Analytical and Environmental Biochemistry MTH-321 Mathematics - I 3 (3-0)
Achievements of the Department (HEC Approved Supervisor) ACH-301 Fundamentals of Inorganic Chemistry 3 (2-1)
Within two years the Department show progressive results
Assistant Professor SOC-307 Introduction to Sociology 3 (3-0)
in academics (BS, MS) programmes, 300 students are
accommodated in BS programmes and 50 students have Semester 2
Dr. Shagufta Kamal
completed their MS degrees. Now we introduced PhD BCH-302 Biochemistry of Carbohydrates 4(3-1)
PhD (UAF)
programme and 12 students are enrolled in PhD Biochemistry.
(HEC Approved Supervisor) BCH-304 Biophysics 3(3-0)
The Faculty comprised of two Associate Professors and ten
Specialization: Industrial Biotechnology
Assistant Professors including foreign PhD degree holders, ENG-322 English Comprehension and Composition 3 (3-0)
Assistant Professor
covers the broad spectrum of research area. Overall productivity PST-321 Pakistan studies 2 (2-0)
of Biochemistry section is conducive. All faculty members
Dr. Muhammad Yameen STA-321 Introduction to Statistical Theory 3(3-0)
running their own projects with continuous addition of projects
PhD (China) PSY-422 Introduction to Psychology 3 (3-0)
to Higher Education Commission (HEC) of Pakistan and other
(HEC Approved Supervisor)
International funding agencies. Moreover 40 research articles Semester 3
Specialization: Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
are submitted to reputed ISI journals from which 20-30 are
Assistant Professor BCH-401 Cell Biology 3(2-1)
published annually.
BCH-403 Genetics 3(3-0)
Faculty Dr. Arruje Hameed
PhD (UAF)
Dr. Shazia Anwer Bukhari Specialization: Plant Biochemistry and Biotechnology CSI-321 Introduction to Computing Applications 3(3-0)
PhD (PU) Assistant Professor ACH-301 Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry 3 (2-1)
(HEC Approved Supervisor), Semester 4
Associate Professor / Chairperson Dr. Bushra Munir
Specialization: Molecular and Clinical Biochemistry PhD (UAF) BCH-402 Human Physiology 3(3-0)
Specialization: Medical Biochemistry and Pharmacogenomics BCH-404 Biochemistry of Lipids 4(3-1)
Dr. Zahid Mehmood Assistant Professor ENG-422 Technical Writing 3(3-0)
PhD (UAF)
Dr. Neelam Sultan ACH-401 Fundamental of Physical Chemistry 3(2-1)
(HEC Approved Supervisor),
Specialization: Molecular and Clinical Biochemistry PhD (UAF) MIC-301 General Microbiology-I 3(2-1)
Associate Professor Specialization: Genetics and Biotechnology Semester 5
Assistant Professor
BCH-501 Amino Acids and Proteins 4(3-1)
Dr. Abdul Ghaar
PhD (QAU) Dr. Mehwish Salman BCH-503 Enzymology 3(2-1)
(HEC Approved Supervisor) PhD (UAF) BCH-505 Biosafety & Ethics 2(2-0)
Specialization: Molecular Biochemistry and Biotechnology Specialization: Biotechnology
BCH-507 Biochemical Techniques 3(2-1)
Assistant Professor Assistant Professor
Dr. Muhammad Ali BCH-509 Plant Biochemistry 3(2-1)
Dr. Sadia Javed

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Semester 6 BCH -710 Biochemistry of drugs 3(3-0)

BCH-502 Nutritional Biochemistry 3(2-1) *BCH -711 Advanced Cell Biology 3(3 - 0)
BCH-506 Biochemistry of Nucleic Acid 3(3-0) BCH -712 Proteomics & Protein Engineering 3(3 0)
BNB-502 Proteomics (Elective I) 3(2-1) BCH -713 Blood & Immunochemistry 3(3 0)
BCH-508 Biomembranes & Cell Signaling 3(3-0) BCH -714 Advanced Fermentation & 3(3 0)
Biochemical Engineering
BCH-510 Bioenergetics 2(2-0)
BCH- 504 Industrial Biochemistry 3(2-1)
*BCH Regulation of Metabolism in Health & 3(3 0)
Semester 7 -715 Disease
BCH-603 Biological Metabolism 4(4-0) BCH-716 Gene Expression and Manipulation 3(3 0)
BNB-402 Bioinformatics-I 3(2-1)
BNB-504 Genomics (Elective II) 3(3-0) *BCH -717 Biochemistry of Control System 3(3 0)
BCH-611 Fermentation Biotechnology (Elective III) 3(3-0) BCH-722 Bioremediation 3(3-0)
BCH-601 Current Trends in Biochemistry 3(3-0) *BCH-723 Research strategies & scientific writing 3(3-0)
Semester 8 BCH-724 Body fluids & Mineral metabolism 3(3-0)
BNB-405 Biotechnology 3(3-0) BCH-725 Forensic Biochemistry 3(2-1)
BCH-602 Immunochemistry 3(3-1) BCH-719 Cell cycle, regulation and membrane 3(3-0)
trafficking
BCH-606 Antimicrobials & Chemo therapy (Elective IV) 3(3-0)
BCH-721 Biochemistry of Aging 3(3-0)
Other Mandatory Requirements for BS (Hons)
STAT-795 Statistics for Research 3(21)
BCH-604 Research Planning and Report Writing 3(3-0)
BCH -728 Seminar I (General) 1(1 0)
BCH-628 Seminar (Research) 1(0-1)
BCH -729 Seminar II (Research) 1(1 0)
BCH-630 Research Project / Reveiw Artical / Intership 3(0-3)
BCH-730 Research and Thesis 6(0 - 6)
Note: Overall 134 teaching credit hours for BS (Hons) are mandatory.
The department will offer the courses keeping in view the availability OTHER MANDATORY REQUIREMENTS For PhD
of teachers and nature of research to be conducted. *STAT-795 Statistics for Research 3(21)
BCH 758 Seminar I (General) 1 (1 0)
MPhil/PhD Biochemistry BCH 759 Seminar II (Research) 1 (1 0)

BCH 760 Research and Thesis
*BCH-701 Fundamentals of Biochemistry 3(3 0)
(Deficiency) *Core courses for MPhil program; the students will have to take four
core courses as and when offered by the department.
*PhD. Students will take two core courses if they have not studied in
BCH -702 Enzyme Production &Engineering 3(3 0)
MPhil or previous studies.
BCH -703 Concepts in Genetic Engineering 3(3 0)
Note: Overall 24 teaching credit hours for MPhil are mandatory and
BCH -704 Environmental Biochemistry 3(3 0) Overall 18 teaching credit hours for PhD program are mandatory.
However, the research supervisor of students may recommend
BCH-705 Hormones & Chemical Regulators 3(3 0)
additional courses. The department will offer the courses keeping
BCH-706 Applied Biochemistry 3(3 0) in view the availability of teachers and nature of research to be
BCH-707 Advance Biochemical Techniques 3(1 - 2) conducted.
BCH-708 Advanced Medical Biochemistry 3(3 0)

BCH -709 Inherited Diseases & 3(3 0)
Molecular Medicines

Department of
Botany
Phone: 041-9201488
Email: botany@gcuf.edu.pk
Vision culture, stress physiology, biochemistry, phytoremediation and

Exploration of natural world of plants and allied creature for heavy metal tolerance, improving crop acclimation to different
unravelling vast untapped resources of nature for the benefit of agro-climatic zones and fungal taxonomy. Research on genetic
human race as well as the glorification of knowledge. basis of stress tolerance in different crops is also under way.
The genomic resources are being utilized to enhance crop
Mission production by gene manipulation.
We are committed to ordain human capital with excellence in We are proud to be the host of 1st international symposium
the changing scientific scenario through innovative and interac- of this University in 2006. This department organized one (01)
tive learning and research. international conference, three (03) international symposiums
Introduction and national seminairs. Department of Botany at GCUF is among
Being one of the oldest academic disciplines of this institution, the top choices of students for their learning needs throughout
the department is privileged to have a strong faculty and Pakistan.Until now 06 PhD, 180 MPhil, 507 M.Sc and 233 BS
academic program. We are striving to nurture our industry (Hons) students have completed their studies. At present, 451
with trained and skilled manpower and with the development students are enrolled in BS (Hons), 156 in M. Sc, 135 in MPhil
of early bird innovative production processes. Our research and 48 in Ph. D programs.
activities on medicinally important plant-derived constituents, Faculty
nutritional fortification of edible grains crops, development of Dr. Naeem Iqbal
industrially important fungal enzymes and natural pigments, PhD (UAF), Post Doctoral Fellow (USA)
edibles free from biotic contaminants, etc. are being valued by Associate Professor
national industrial enterprises. An all-out academia-industry Specialization: Plant Physiology, Molecular Marker Analysis for Stress
Tolerance, Economic Botany
linkage initiative has taken off from this forum and the relevant
entrepreneurs are approaching us for collaborative research Dr. Mubashir Niaz PhD (UAF)
ventures of mutual interest.Currently the department has signed Post Doctoral Fellow (USA)
MoUs with WWF, Pakistan, NorthWest & AF University, China for Professor
research and academic collaboration. Tohoku University, Japan Specialization: Fungal Systematics, Enzyme production and kinetics, In
has also shown interest in collaborative research ventures and Vitro enzyme engineering
Programs Offered an MoU of mutual partnership is likely in coming days
1. BS Botany A number of nationally and internationally funded research Dr. Muhammad Iqbal
2. MSc Botany PhD (UAF), Post Doctoral Fellow (UCR, USA)
projects are also underway and the academia is focusing on to
Associate Professor
3. MPhil Botany broaden need-based research endeavours. Molecular Biology, Specialization: Plant Ecophysiology, Stress Signalling and Chemical
4. PhD Botany Plant Physiology, Integrative Biology, Environmental Biology,
Economic Botany, Mycology, Microbiology and Biotechnology Dr. Syed Hammad Raza
Chairperson: Dr. Naeem Iqbal are some of the focal areas of research at this establishment. PhD (UAF), Post Doctoral (UK)
Currently research work is being carried out in the fields of plant Assistant Professor
molecular biology, fortification of cereal crops, medicinal plants Specialization: Plant Stress Physiology and Molecular Ecology/
and nutraceuticals, seed priming, enzymology, plant tissue Environmental Biology

Prospectus 2017
Dr. Muhammad Saeed Ms. Beenish Afzal
PhD (China) Dr. Qasim Ali MPhil (GCUF)
Assistant Professor PhD (UAF) Research Assistant
Specialization: Crop Genetics & Breeding Assistant Professor Specialization: Plant Physiology
Specialization: Plant Physiology, Plant Nutrition
Dr. Rizwan Rashid Ms. Zahida Perveen
PhD (UAF) Dr. M. Azeem MPhil (GCUF)
Assistant Professor PhD (France) Teaching Assistant
Specialization: Plant Physiology / Molecular Biology / Histology Assistant Professor Specialization: Plant Physiology
Specialization: Plant Molecular & Cell Biology
Dr. Iqbal Hussain Scheme of Studies
PhD (UAF) Dr. Huma Lubna Shaheen
Assistant Professor PhD (UAF) BS Botany
Specialization: Plant Physiology, Gene Expression Analysis Assistant Professor Semester 1
Specialization: Plant Physiology & Molecular Biology
Dr. Saqib Mahmood BOT-301 Diversity of Plants 4(3-1)
PhD (UAF) Dr. Abida Parveen ENG-321 Functional English 3(3-0)
Assistant Professor PhD (UAF)
Specialization: Stress Physiology, Metabolite Chemistry Assistant Professor PST-321 Pakistan Studies 2(2-0)
Specialization: Plant Stress Physiology MTH-321 Mathematics-I 3(3-0)
Dr. Nudrat Aisha Akram
ZOL-301 Zoology-I Principals in animal life-I 3(2-1)
PhD (UAF) Dr. Sohail Akram
Assistant Professor PhD (University of Punjab) CHM-301 Physical Chemistry-I 3(2-1)
Specialization: Plant Stress Physiology Assistant Professor
Semester 2
Specialization: Plant Transformation, Plant Molecular Biology
Dr. Shagufta Parveen BOT-302 Systematic, Anatomy and Development 4(3-1)
PhD (UAF) Dr. Noman Habib ENG-322 English Comprehension & Composition 3(3-0)
Specialization: Plant Stress Physiology Assistant Professor ISL-321 Islamic Studies / Ethics 2(2-0)
Specialization: Plant Physiology ZOL-302 Zoology-I Principals in animal life-II 3(2-1)
Dr. Muhammad Tariq Javed
PhD (SU, Sweden) Dr. Muhammad Nawaz CHM-302 Inorganic Chemistry-II 3(2-1)
Assistant Professor PhD (GCUF) BNB-322 Optional (Bioinformatics) 3(2-1)
Specialization: Plant Stress Physiology, Plant Biochemistry, Fluorescence Assistant Professor
Microscopy Specialization: Plant Biotechnology and Plant Molecular Physiology, Semester 3
Bioinformatics BOT-401 Cell Biology, Genetics and Evolution 4(3-1)
Dr. M. Zulqarnain Haider Dr. Rohina Bashir
PhD (France) PhD (UAF) Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor Specialization: Plant Biotechnology CSI-321 Introduction to Computing Applications 3(3-0)
Specialization: Integrative Biology of Plants
ZOL-401 Zoology-III Animal diversity-1 3(2-1)
Mr. Ali Noman
Dr. Arslan Ashraf MPhil (UAF) CHM-401 Organic Chemistry - I 3(2-1)
PhD (UAF) Lecturer Semester 4
Assistant Professor Specialization: Plant Anatomy
Specialization: Plant Stress Physiology BOT-402 Plant Physiology and Ecology 4(3-1)
Ms. Bazgha Zia BOT-404 Biodiversity and Conservation 4(3-1)
Dr. Nusrat Parveen MPhil (UAF)
PhD (UAF) Lecturer STA-321 Introduction to Statistics Theory 3(2-1)
Assistant Professor Specialization: Plant Tissue Culture ZOL-402 General-VII (Zoology-IV Animal diversity-2) 3(2-1)
Specialization: Plant Physiology
Mr. Muhammad Akram CHM-402 General- VIII ( Chemistry special topics) 3(2-1)
Dr. Sara Zafar MPhil (UAF) Semester 5
PhD(GCUF) Lecturer
Assistant Professor Specialization: Plant Tissue Culture BOT-501 Bacteriology and Virology 3(2-1)
Specialization: Plant Physiology BOT-503 Phycology and Bryology 3(2-1)

BOT-505 Mycology and Plant Pathology 3(2-1) BOT-552 Plant Anatomy 3(2-1) BOT-714 Metabolic Engineering in Plants 3(2-1)
BOT-507 Diversity of Vascular Plants 3(2-1) BOT-554 Systematic and Plant Taxonomy 4(3-1) BOT-715 Economic Botany 3(2-1)
BOT-509 Plant Systematics 3(2-1) BOT-556 Lab Techniques 2(1-1) BOT-716 Seed Technology 3(2-1)
BOT-511 Anatomy of Vascular Plants 3(2-1) BOT-560 Environmental Biology 4(3-1) BOT-717 Plant Electrophysiology 3(2-1)
Semester 6 BOT-562 Biodiversity and Conservation 3(3-0) BOT-718 Cell Cycle Regulation 3(2-1)
BOT-502 Genetics-I 3(2-1) STA-321 Introduction to Statistical Theory 3(3-0) BOT-719 New Trends in Phytosociology 3(2-1)
BOT-504 Plant Biochemistry-I 3(2-1) Semester 3 BOT-720 Plant Water and Nutrient Acquisition 3(2-1)
BOT-506 Plant Ecology-I 3(2-1) BOT-651 Diversity in Non-Flowering Plants-II 3(2-1) BOT-721 Allelopathy 3(2-1)
BOT-508 Plant Physiology-I 3(2-1) BOT-653 Plant Ecology-II 3(2-1) BOT-722 Phytoremediation of toxicants 3(2-1)
BOT-510 Molecular Biology 3(2-1) BOT-655 Plant Physiology-II 3(2-1) BOT-723 Plant microbe interactions 3(2-1)
POL-406 Introduction to International Relations 3(3-0) BOT-657 Fungi and Plant Pathology 3(2-1) BOT-724 Computational Plant Biology 3(2-1)
Semester 7 BOT-659 Molecular Genetics-II 3(2-1) BOT-725 Evolutionary Biology 3(2-1)
BOT-601 Plant Biochemistry-II 3(2-1) BOT-661 Plant Biochemistry-II 3(2-1) BOT-726 Plant Bio-fuels and Bio-energy 3(2-1)
BOT-603 Plant Ecology-II 3(2-1) Semester 4 *The same courses will be offered to PhD but with code BOT-8--
BOT-605 Plant Physiology-II 3(2-1) BOT-652 Plant Metabolism (Special Course*) 3(2-1) Other Mandatory Requirements for MPhil
BOT-607 Genetics-II 3(2-1) BOT-654 Phytohormones (Special Course*) 3(2-1) STA-795 Statistics for Research 3(2-1)
ENG-611 English for Employment 3(3-0) BOT-656 Plant Tissue Culture (Special Course*) 3(2-1) BOT-728 General Seminar 1(0-1)
BOT-609 Lab Techniques 2(1-1) BOT-658 Plant Stress Physiology (Special Course*) 3(2-1) BOT-729 Research Seminar 1(0-1)
Semester 8 BOT-660 Nitrogen Assimilation & Metabolism (Special 3(2-1) BOT-730 Thesis 6(0-6)
Course*)
BOT-602 Environmental Biology 3(2-1)
BOT-662 Plant Bio-informatics (Special Course*) 3(2-1)
BOT-604 Special Course* (Phytohormones) 3(2-1)
*STA-895 Statistics for Research 3(2-1)
BOT-680 Thesis 6(0-6)
BOT-606 Special Course* (Plant Metabolism) 3(2-1)
BOT-858 Seminar (General) 1(0-1)
BOT-608 Special Course* (Plant Tissue Culture) 3(2-1)
BOT-610 Special Course* (Plant Stress Physiology) 3(2-1)
MPhil / PhD Botany BOT-859 Seminar (Research) 1(0-1)
BOT-860 Thesis
BOT-612 Special Course* (Nitrogen Assimilation & 3(2-1) Theory Courses
Metabolism) BOT-701 Enzymology and Metabolism 3(2-1)
BOT-614 Special Course* (Plant Bio-informatics) 3(2-1) BOT-702 Plant Growth Regulators 3(2-1)
BOT-630 Thesis 6(0-6) BOT-703 Advanced Plant Physiology 3(2-1)
MSc Botany BOT-704 Enzyme Kinetics 3(2-1)
Semester 1 BOT-705 Advanced Environmental Biology 3(2-1)

BOT-706 Molecular Ecology 3(2-1)
BOT-551 Diversity in Non-Flowering Plants-I (Viruses, 3(2-1)
Bacteria & Algal Protoctist) BOT-707 Signaling in Plants 3(2-1)
BOT-553 Cell Biology 3(2-1) BOT-708 Gene Technology 3(2-1)
BOT-555 Plant Biochemistry-I 3(2-1) BOT-709 Plant Microtechniques 3(2-1)
BOT-557 Plant Ecology-I 3(2-1) BOT-710 Research and Project Management 3(2-1)
BOT-559 Plant Physiology-I 3(2-1) BOT-711 Pants and Global Changes 3(2-1)
BOT-561 Molecular Genetics-I 3(2-1) BOT-712 Biological Engineering 3(2-1)
Semester 2 BOT-713 Bioenergetics 3(2-1)

Prospectus 2017
Institute of
Home & Food Sciences
Phone: 041-9201315
Email: foodsc@gcuf.edu.pk
Diplomas & Short Courses principles of Food technology according to the growing and
Post Graduate Diploma in Home Economics (1-Year) dynamic needs of Food industry. According to the international
Diploma in FST (Distance Learning) (6 months) education standards for Degree program in Food technology,
the course content of any undergraduate syllabus should cover
the following five categories: Food Chemistry and Analysis, Food
Certificate Short Courses in major Safety and Microbiology, Food Processing and Engineering,
Disciplines of Home Economics Applied Food Science.
Nutrition and Diet Therapy (3-months) Poor nutritional indicators for Pakistan demanded some
Baking and Preservation of Food (3-months) initiatives to uplift the nutritional status and initiation of Human
Textile and Printing (3-months) Nutrition and Dietetics degree is important mile stone in this
Housing and Interior Designing (3-months) context. This degree is not only produced skill nutritionist but
Infant Nutrition Practices (3-months) also enhance the awareness regarding the issue that ultimately
Art and Craft (3-months) will uplift the nutritional status of the country.
Food Safety & Hygiene (3-months) Home Economics is committed to be a leading academic center of
excellence in teaching, research and skilled programs at national
and international level. This field provides an opportunity to
study five major discipline of Home Economics i.e. Food and
Vision & Mission Nutrition, Textiles and Clothing, Applied Art and Design, Human
To produce high caliber graduates in the field of Food Science,
Development & Family Studies, Interior &Environmental Design
Nutrition & Home economics who will be well equipped through
and Resource & Facility Management a unique blend of science
Programs Offered the training they receive, to support the rapid changes in food
and other related subjects opens future revenue for personnel
1. BS Human Nutrition & Dietetics industries and sustain the industrial and economic development
professional, skilled income generating and social enhancement.
2. BS Food Science & Technology of Pakistan. This vision is pursued in par with core values of the
3. BS Home Economics University which are integrity, excellence, teamwork, discipline
4. MS & PhD Food Science & Technology and dedication to work. The Institute has pursued its teaching Objectives
5. MS & PhD Human Nutrition & Dietetics and research program in recognition of the fact that the food 1. To produce competent Food Scientists/Technologists with
6. MS & PhD Food & Nutrition Quality management industry in Pakistan is still in its fledging state. Hence it is important adequate scientific background to meet the needs of public
7. MS Food Safety & Quality management that this program is offered to train the needed manpower and and private sector, organization/industries
7. MS Food Service Management expertise that will help the industry and will produce the healthy 2. To provide professional leadership, services and outreach
8.. MS textile & Clothing community that will contribute to accelerate the economic activities in the major areas of Home Economics
development of country. The Institute selects courses that are 3. To develop a cost effective appropriate technologies,
Director: Dr. Muhammad Umair Arshad aimed at offering the students a good understanding of the basic helpful to boost up value addition in agriculture sector.

4. To carry out problem oriented research in the field of Faculty Specialization: Processing technologies for oilseed crop with
Nutritution and Food Technology special emphasis on anti-nutritional compounds and value
5. To meet the training needs of public and private sector. Dr. Muhammad Umair Arshad addition through thermal processing
6. To produce competent nutritionists and dietitians for PhD (UAF) Postdoc (Canada)
different organizations in the country. Director/Associate Professor Dr. Nazir Ahmad
7. To address the issues in different sectors of Food Science, Specialization: Functional Foods & Nutraceuticals Utilization of PhD (France)
Nutrition and Home Economics Bioactive components of agro-industrial waste Assistant Professor
Specialization: Health Biotechnology, Nutrition & Food
Metabolism
Introcuction Dr. Mahr un Nisa (I.F)
he Department of Food Science, Nutrition and Home economics PhD (UAF)
Incharge/Associate Professor Dr. Ali Imran
at Government College University Faisalabad was established in
Specialization: Nutrition, micro nutrient metabolism PhD (UAF)
2013 and is one of the best food science departments in the
Assistant Professor
country. The outstanding faculty, state-of-the-art building and
Dr. Rabia Shabir Ahmad Specialization: Human Nutrition, Dietary cure for metabolic
laboratory facilities, and friendly and dedicated staff members
PhD (UAF) syndrome, Functional Foods & Nutraceuticals
make the Department a pleasant place to study and conduct
research. Our undergraduate Major offers students hands-on Assistant Professor
Specialization: Functional Foods, Human Nutrition, HACCP & Dr. Muhammad Sajid Arshad
science dealing with real-world applications; small, friendly
Food Analysis PhD (UAF) Postdoc. (South Korea)
atmosphere; world-class internship experiences in collaboration
Assistant Professor
with international institutions like:
Dr. Muhammad Tahir Nadeem Specialization: Meat Science and Nutrition, Functional Foods,
University Sains, Malaysia
PhD (UAF) Food Irradiations, Halal Foods
Research institute of Food Science and Technology,
Mashhad, Iran Assistant Professor
Specialization: Food Biotechnology, Nutrition, Cereal Sciences, Dr. Adeela Yasmin
Laboratoire dIngnierie des Biomolcules (LIBio),
Fruits and Vegetables Processing PhD (UAF)
Universit de Lorraine, France
Assistant Professor
Department of Food Bioprocessing and Nutrition
Dr. Farhan Saeed Specialization: Clinical Nutrition, Prebiotics, Dairy Technology
Sciences, North Carolina State University, USA
Punjab Medical College PhD (UAF)
Assistant Professor Dr. Bushra Niaz
Faisalabad Confectionary Association, Pakistan
Specialization: Cereal Science: Wheat quality and PhD (UAF)
Punjab Food Authority, Lahore
characterization, Starch chemistry, Functional foods, Assistant Professor
Engro Foods Limited, Karachi
Food analysis Specialization: Food Microbiology & Biotechnology
Halal Research Council, Pakistan
The Halal Science Centre Chulalongkorn University,
Dr. Zarina Mushtaq Dr. Aftab Ahmad
Thailand
PhD (UAF) PhD (GCUF)
Pakistan council for scientific and industrial research
Assistant Professor Assistant Professor
The University of Gambia
Specialization: Food Microbiology, Dietetic Food, Food borne Specialization: Food & Nutrition
Kyungpook National University, South Korea
Iowa State University, USA Illness & its prevention
Dr. Rashida Parveen
Amanah Halal Research Centre, Germany
Dr. Muhammad Kamran Khan PhD (UAF)
PhD (France) Assistant Professor
Our graduate program offers graduate study leading to Masters
Postdoc. (Australia) Specialization: Meat Technology
of Science and Doctor of Philosophy degrees. Graduate students
receive in-depth training in the core disciplines of food & Assistant Professor
Specialization: Food Chemistry and Analysis, Application of Dr. Javeria Mashkoor
nutrition, food chemistry, food microbiology, food engineering
ultrasound in food processing, Effect of industrial processes on PhD (UAF)
& processing, food safety, food service management, human
potential bioactive components Assistant Professor
nutrition & textile & clothing.
Specialization: Food Toxicology, Pathology
Dr. Muhammad Imran
PhD (UAF) Mr. Muhammad Afzaal
Assistant Professor M.Sc (Hons) (UAF)

Prospectus 2017
Lecturer Mr. Haroon Munir FST-406 Unit Operation in Food Processing 3(2-1)
Specialization: Food Microbiology & Biotechnology M.Sc (Hons.) (UAF)
Teaching Assistant PHY-302 Mechanics-II 3(3-0)
Ms. Hafiza Saima Tahir Specialization: Fruits and Vegetable Processing FST-408 Fruits and Vegetables Processing 3(2-1)
M.Sc (Hons) (UAF) FST-410 Food Process Engineering 3 (2-1)
Lecturer
Semester 5
Specialization: Dairy Technology
Scheme of Studies FST-501 Cereal Technology 3(2-1)
Dr.Farhana Nosheen BS Food Science & Technology FST-503 Sugar Technology 3(2-1)
PhD (UAF)
Semester 1 FST-505 Technology of Fats and Oils 3(2-1)
Lecturer
Specialization: Agriculture Extension MTH-321 Mathematics-I 3(3-0) FST-507 Food Microbiology 3(2-1)
OR FST-509 Beverage Technology 3 (2-1)
Ms.Uzma Khalid BHS-316 Biology-I 3(2-1) FST-511 Meat Technology 3(2-1)
M.Sc (UAF)
STA-322 Introduction to Statistical Theory - I 3(3-0) Semester 6
Lecturer
Specialization: Food and Nutrition CSI-321 Introduction to Computing Applications 3(2-1) HND-302 Community Nutrition 3(2-1)
PST-321 Pakistan Studies 2(2-0) FST-504 Food Plant Layout and Sanitation 2 (2-0)
Ms.Sumaira Rehman
ENG-321 Functional English 3(3-0) FST-506 Confectionery and Snack Foods 3(2-1)
M.Sc (UOP)
Lecturer BCH-306 Essentials of Biochemistry 3(3-0) FST-508 Bakery Products Technology 3 (2-1)
Specialization: Management Studies FST-301 Introduction to Food Science & Technology 3(2-1) FST-510 Postharvest Technology 3(2-1)
Semester 2 FST-514 Food Product Development 3(2-1)
Ms.Umaira Bilal
M.Sc (PU) MTH-322 Mathematics-II 3(3-0) FST-516 Research Projects and Scientific Writing 2(1-1)
Lecturer OR Semester 7
Specialization: Textiles and Clothing BHS-317 Biology-II 3(2-1) FST-601 Extrusion Technology 3(2-1)
STA-323 Introduction to Statistical Theory - II 3(3-0) FST-603 Fundamentals of Halal Foods 3(3-0)
Ms.Sabeen Rehman
M.Sc (PU) ISL-321 Islamic Studies / Ethics 2(2-0) FST-605 Food Laws & Regulations 3(3-0)
Lecturer ENG-322 English composition & comprehension 3(3-0) BIT-605 Food and Bioprocess Technology 3(2-1)
Specialization: Art & Design
FST-302 Food Production 3(2-1) FST-607 Food Biotechnology 3(2-1)
Ms. Sidra Shahzadi FST-304 Food Processing & Preservation 3(2-1) FST-609 Food Packaging 3(2-1)
Bachelor in Fine Arts (GCUF) HND-301 Principles of Human Nutrition 3(3-0) FST-611 Poultry, Egg and Fish Processing 3(2-1)
Lecturer Semester 3 Semester 8
Specialization: Fine Art and Textile Design
PHY-301 Mechanics-I 3 (3-0) FST-632 Internship (Six months)and Report Writing 10(0-10)
Ms.Zunaira Tahir FST-403 Food Quality Management 2(2-0)
MS (GCUF) FST-405 Food Safety 3(3-0)
Lecturer BS Human Nutrition & Dietetics
FST-407 Instrumental Techniques in Food Analysis 3(1-2)
Specialization: Food and Nutrition Semester 1
FST-409 Food Chemistry 3(3-0)
FST-301 Introduction to Food Science & Technology 3(2-1)
Ms. Unsa Noureen MIC-301 General Microbiology 3(2-1)
MS (UAF) HND-301 Principles of Human Nutrition 3(3-0)
Semester 4
Lecturer ENG-321 Functional English 3(3-0)
Specialization: Textiles and Clothing FST-402 Food Business Management 3 (2-1)
FST-404 Dairy Technology 3 (2-1)

PSY-422 Introduction to Psychology 3(3-0) PHM-701 General Pharmacology 3(3-0) HEC-412 Entrepreneurship Development 3(3-0)
BCH-307 Essentials of Biochemistry 3(3-0) Semester 7 PHY-406 Household Physics 3(2-1)
Semester 2 HND-601 Medical Nutrition Therapy 3(2-1) STA-321 Introduction to Statistical Theory 3(3-0)
HND-302 Community Nutrition 3(2-1) HND-603 Nutrition in exercise & sports 3(3-0) PST-322 Pakistan Studies 2(2-0)
FST-304 Food processing & Preservation 3(2-1) HND-605 Nutritional Deficiency Disorders 3(2-1) Semester 5
HND-304 Fundamentals of Halal Foods 3(3-0) HND-607 Infant and Young Child Feeding 3(2-1) HEC-515 Home Economics Education, Administration 3(3-0)
& Supervision
FST-507 Food Microbiology 3(2-1) HND-609 Research Projects and Scientific Writing 2(1-1)
Food & Nutrition
ENG-322 English composition & comprehension 3(3-0) HND-611 Nutrition Policy and Public Health 3(3-0)
FND-517 Physiological Aspects of Nutrition 3(2-1)
FND-519 Experimental Foods 3(2-1)
Semester 3 HND-632 ternship (Six month) and Report Writing 10(0-10)
FND-521 Advanced Nutrition 3(2-1)
HND-401 Dietetics I 3(2-1)
FND-523 Dietetics I 3(2-1)
HND-403 Contemporary nutrition 2(2-0)
BS Home Economics FND-525 Institutional Management 3
HND-405 Metabolism of Nutrients 3(3-0)
Semester 1 Major Courses (Textiles & Clothing)
HND-407 Analytical Tools in Food & Nutrition 3(1-2)
HEC-301 Introduction to Home Economics 2(2-0) TAC-517 Textile chemistry 3(2-1)
AHS-303 General Human Anatomy 3(2-1)
HEC-303 Fundamentals of Food & Nutrition 3(2-1) TAC-519 Pattern Making 3(1-2)
AHS-302 General Pathology 3(2-1)
HEC-305 Introduction to Art and Design 3(2-1) TAC-521 Fashion Designing and Illustrations 3(1-2)
BNB-405 Introduction to Biotechnology 3(2-1)
ENG-321 Funcational English 3(3-0) TAC-523 Advanced textile 3(2-1)
Semester 4
CSI-321 Introduction to Computing Applications 3(3-0) TAC-525 Marketing and merchandizing 3
HND-402 Dietetics II 3(2-1)
BHS-316 Biology/Pharmacology 3(2-1) Major Courses (Applied Art & Design)
HND-404 Life Cycle Nutrition 3(3-0)
Semester 2 AAD-517 Applied Art 3(3-0)
HND-406 Food Safety & Toxicology 3(3-0)
HEC-302 Meal Management 3(2-1) AAD-519 Art Education 3(2-1)
HND-408 Assessment of Nutritional status 3(2-1)
HEC-304 Textiles and Clothing 3(2-1) AAD-521 Essentials of Interior Design 3(1-2)
AHS-303 Applied Anatomy 3(2-1)
HEC-306 Applied Art and Design 3(2-1) AAD-523 Art in Subcontinent 3(2-1)
ENG-322 English-Composition and Comprehension 3(3-0) AAD-525 Drawing and Painting 3
Semester 5
ISL-446 Islamic Studies/ Ethics 2(2-0) Major Courses (Human Development and Family Studies )
HND-501 Nutrients Drugs Interaction 3(3-0)
ACH-403 Fundamentals Of Biochemistry 3(2-1) HDF-517 Development from Prenatal to Infancy 3(3-0)
HND-503 Functional Foods & Nutraceuticals 3(3-0)
Semester 3 HDF-519 Childhood Care and Development 3(2-1)
HND-505 Meal planning & management 3(2-1)
HEC-407 Home Management & Housing 3(2-1) HDF-521 Adolescent Development 3(2-1)
HND-507 Nutrition in Emergency 3(3-0)
HEC-409 Clothing and Consumer Education 3(2-1) HDF-523 Adulthood and Aging 3(2-1)
HND-509 Nutritional Biochemistry 3(3-0)
HEC-411 Life Span Development 3(2-1) HDF-525 Psychological Testing
PHS-301 Functional Anatomy and Physiology-I 3(2-1)
HEC-413 Family Economics 3(3-0) Major Courses (Interior and Environmental Design)
Semester 6
SOC-307 Introduction to Sociology 3(3-0) IED-517 Interior Space Planning I 3(2-1)
HND-502 Clinical and Therapeutic Nutrition 3(2-1)
ENG-421 English III-(Communication Skills) 3(3-0) IED-519 Fundamentals of Interior Architecture I 3(2-1)
HND-506 Diet Modeling and Counseling 3(1-2)
MTH-321 Mathematics I 3(3-0) IED-521 Designing the Furniture 3(2-1)
HND-508 Vitamins & Minerals in Nutrition 3(3-0)
Semester 4 IED-523 Interior Design Application 3(1-2)
BCH-602 Biochemistry of Diseases 3(1-2)
HEC-408 Applied Housing & Home Management 3(2-1) ( Perspective Drawing/Studio)
PHS-302 Functional Anatomy and Physiology-I 3(2-1)
HEC-410 Family and Community Development 3(2-1) IED-525 Environmental Aesthetic 3

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Major Courses (Resources and Facility Management) Major Courses (Resources and Facility Management) IED-637 Interior Design Project 3(0-3)
RFM- 517 Essentials of Management 3(3-0) RFM- 518 Essentials of Communication 3(3-0) IED-639 Consumer Marketing Strategies 3(2-1)
RFM- 519 Entrepreneurship for home based Industry 3(2-1) RFM- 520 House Keeping Management 3(2-1) Major Courses (Resources & Facility Management)
RFM- 521 Management of household Affairs 3(2-1) RFM- 522 Home Management & Supervision 3(2-1) RFM- 631 Human Resource Management 3(2-1)
RFM- 523 Fundamentals of Marketing 3(3-0) RFM- 524 Organizational Behavior 3(3-0) RFM- 633 Consumer Economics 3(2-1)
RFM-525 Hotel Management 3(3-0) RFM-526 Small Business Management 3(3-0) RFM- 635 Consumer Behavior 3(2-1)
Major Courses (Food & Nutrition) Semester 7 RFM- 637 Family Finance 3(3-0)
FND-518 Public Health Nutrition 3(2-1) HEC-625 Research Project 4(0-4) RFM- 639 Small Business Management 3
FND-520 Nutritional Biochemistry I 3(3-0) Major Courses (Food & Nutrition) Semester 8
FND-522 Food Microbiology 3(2-1) FND-631 Preventive nutrition 3(2-1) HEC-626 Internship 6(0-6)
FND-524 Dietetics II 3(2-1) FND-633 Nutritional biochemistry II 3(3-0)
FND-526 Applied Nutrition 3 FND-635 Nutritional Immunology 3(2-1)
MS/PhD Food Science & Technology
Major Courses (Textiles & Clothing) FND-637 Life Cycle Nutrition 3(3-0)
FST-701 Food Additives 3(2-1)
TAC-518 Textiles Computer aided Design 3(1-2) FND-639 Sports Nutrition 3
FST-702 Food Toxicology 3(3-0)
TAC-520 Textile Chemistry II 3(2-1) Major Courses (Textiles & Clothing)
FST-703 Advanced Food Chemistry 3(2-1)
TAC-522 Textile testing 3(3-0) TAC-631 Dress designing through Draping 3(1-2)
FST-704 Food Enzymology 3(2-1)
TAC-524 Fundamentals of Drapping 3(1-2) TAC-633 Applied Textile Designing 3(2-1)
BIT-790 Advances in Food Biotechnology 3(3-0)
TAC-526 Textile dyeing and printing 3(2-1) TAC-635 Experimental textile 3(3-0)
FST-706 Advanced Food Microbiology 3(2-1)
Major Courses (Applied Art & Design) TAC-637 Textile and clothing industrial management 3(2-1)
FST-707 Recent Advances in Food Science and 3(3-0)
AAD-518 Applied Art 3(3-0) TAC-639 Economics social and psychological aspects 3 Technology
of clothing
AAD-520 Islamic Art 3(2-1) FST-708 Advanced Beverage Technology 3(2-1)
Major Courses (Applied Art & Design)
AAD-522 Art Education II 3(1-2) FST-709 Food Quality Assurance Management 3(3-0)
AAD-631 Art Appreciation 3(3-0)
AAD-524 Painting & Printing Making 3(1-2) FST-710 Food Chain Management 3(3-0)
AAD-633 Weaving 3(2-1)
AAD-526 Textile Design and Print Methods 3 FST-711 Milling of Cereals 3(2-1)
AAD-635 Graphic Communications 3(2-1)
Major Courses (Human Development and Family Studies ) FST-712 Baking Science and Technology-I 3(2-1)
AAD-637 Method of Art Education 3(1-2)
HDFS-518 Educational Psychology 3(2-1) FST-713 Baking Science and Technology-II 3(2-1)
AAD-639 Commercial Art 3
HDFS-520 Early Childhood and Guidance 3(2-1) FST-714 Starch Chemistry and Technology 2(2-0)
Major Courses (Human Development & Family Studies )
HDFS-522 Theories of Human Development 3(3-0) FST-715 Dairy Processing-I 3(2-1)
HDF-631 Abnormal Psychology 3(2-1)
HDFS-524 Communication in Human and Family Rela- 3(2-1) FST-716 Dairy processing II 3(2-1)
tions HDF-633 Elementary Education and Administration 3(2-1)
FST-717 Chemistry of Edible Oils and Fats 3(2-1)
HDFS-526 Counseling and guidance 3 HDF-635 Positive Psychology 3(2-1)
FST-718 Industrial Processing Technol. of Edible Oils & 3(2-1)
Major Courses (Interior and Environmental Design) HDF-637 Exceptional children 3(2-1) Fats Products
IED-518 Interior Space Planning II 3(2-1) HDF-639 Family problem and Intervention 3(2-1) FST-719 Technology of Spices and Condiments 3(3-0)
IED-520 Fundamentals of Interior Architecture II 3(2-1) Major Courses (Interior & Environmental Design) FST-720 Meat Science 3(2-1)
IED-522 Designing For Soft Furnishing 3(2-1) IED-631 Environmental Management 3(2-1) FST-721 Technology of Processed Meat 3(2-1)
IED-524 Interior Environment( Physical Aspect 3(2-1) IED-633 Designing Functional Spaces For Special 3(2-1) FST-722 Prebiotics and probiotics 3(3-0)
Needs
IED-526 Interior design professional practice man- 3 FST-723 Functional Foods and Nutraceuticals 3(2-1)
agement IED-635 Environmental Aesthetics 3(2-1)
FST-724 Postharvest Management 3(3-0)

FST-725 Food Packaging 3(2-1) HND-727 Special Problem 1(0-1) FAN-710 Process in Clinical Nutrition 3(3-0)
FST-726 Physical Properties of Food 3(2-1) HND-729 Seminar (Research) 1(0-1) FAN-711 Vitamins In Human Nutrition 3(3-0)
FST-727 Food Industrial Waste Management 3(3-0) HND-730 Thesis 6(0-6) FAN-712 Human And Environmental Allergies 3(3-0)
Other Mandatory Requirements For MPhil Other Mandatory Requirements For PhD FAN-713 Maternal And Child Nutrition 3(3-0)
STA-795 Statistics for Research 3(2-1) STA-795 Statistics for Research 3(2-1) FAN-714 Nutrition in Health And Disease 3(3-0)
FST-728 Special Problem 1(0-1) HND-757 Special Problem 1(0-1) FAN-715 Research Methods in Food And Nutrition 3(3-0)
FST-729 Seminar (Research) 1(0-1) HND-758 Seminar (General) 1(0-1) FAN-731 Recent Advances In Food And Nutrition 3(3-0)
FST-730 Thesis 6(0-6) HND-759 Seminar (Research) 1(0-1) FAN-732 Nutritional Assessment And Health Care 3(2-1)
Other Mandatory Requirements For PhD HND-760 Thesis FAN-733 Food Deficiencies And Combating Strategies 3(2-1)
STA-795 Statistics for Research 3(2-1) FAN-734 Need Based Human Nutrition 3(2-1)
FST-757 Special Problem 1(0-1) FAN-735 Nutraceutical Foods 3(2-1)
MS Food Safety & Quality Management
FST-758 Seminar (General) 1(0-1) FAN-736 Nutritional Disorders And Diet Therapy 3(2-1)
FSQ-701 Food Safety and Quality Management 3(3-0)
FST-759 Seminar (Research) 1(0-1) FAN-737 Advanced Dietetics And Applied Nutrition 3(2-1)
FSQ-702 Food Microbiology and Toxicology 3(3-0)
FST-760 Thesis FAN-738 Minerals In Human Nutrition 3(3-0)
FSQ-703 Food Laws, Regulations and Auditing 3(3-0)
FAN-739 Human Nutrition And Chronic Diseases 3(3-0)
FSQ-704 Public Health and Nutrition 3(3-0)
MS /PhD Human Nutrition & Dietetics FSQ-705 Safe Food Supply Chain Management 3(3-0)
FAN-740 Nutrition Immunology 3(3-0)
HND-701 Advanced human nutrition 3(3-0) FAN-741 Nutrition Policies and Programmes 3(3-0)
FSQ-706 Food labeling, authenticity and traceability 3(3-0)
HND-702 Nutritional epidemiology 3(3-0) Other Mandatory Requirements For MPhil
FSQ-707 Food Technology and Packaging 3(3-0)
HND-703 Clinical assessment of nutritional status 3(2-1) STA-795 Statistics for Research 3(2-1)
FSQ-708 Consumer Behavior and Preferences 3(3-0)
HND-704 Human immunology and nutrition 2(2-0) FAN-727 Special Problem 1(0-1)
FSQ-709 Food Sampling and analysis techniques 3(3-0)
HND-705 Biochemical, physiological, and genetic 3(3-0) FAN-729 Seminar (Research) 1(0-1)
aspects of human nutrition FSQ-710 Global issues in food Security and Safety 3(3-0)
FAN-730 Thesis 6(0-6)
HND-706 Cell biology and nutrition 3(3-0) FSQ-728 Special Problem 1(0-1)
Other Mandatory Requirements For PhD
HND-707 Metabolism of bioactive nutrients 3(3-0) FSQ-729 Seminar (Research) 1(0-1)
STA-795 Statistics for Research 3(2-1)
HND-708 Processes in clinical nutrition 3(2-1) FSQ-730 Research and Thesis 6(0-6)
FAN-757 Special Problem 1(0-1)
HND-709 Advanced techniques in food analysis 3(1-2) STA-795 Statistics for Research 3(2-1)
FAN-758 Seminar (General) 1(0-1)
HND-710 Advanced medical therapy 3(2-1) FAN-759 Seminar (Research) 1(0-1)
HND-711 Pathophysiologic basis of metabolic diseases 3(3-0) MPhil / PhD Food and Nutrition FAN-760 Thesis
HND-712 Health benefits of functional foods 3(3-0) FAN-701 Physiology And Biochemistry Of Human 3(3-0)
HND-713 Dietary interventions in public health 3(2-1) Nutrition
HND-714 Metabolic interrelationships: macronutrients 3(3-0) FAN-702 Principals of Nutritional Assessment 3(3-0)
HND-715 Geriatric nutrition 3(3-0) FAN-703 Community Nutrition 3(3-0)
HND-716 Pre-therapy and allied health 3(3-0) FAN-704 Dietetics And Applied Nutrition 3(3-0)
HND-717 Nutritional genomics 3(3-0) FAN-705 Food Toxicology 3(3-0)
HND -718 Pathophysiology of obesity 3(3-0) FAN-706 Life Cycle Nutrition 3(3-0)
HND-719 Project designing in nutrition 2(1-1) FAN-707 Macro Nutrient Metabolism 3(3-0)
Other Mandatory Requirements For MPhil FAN-708 Nutrition And Physical Fitness 3(3-0)
STA-795 Statistics for Research 3(2-1) FAN-709 Analytical Techniques in Food And Nutrition 3(2-1)

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Directorate of
Medical Sciences
Phone: 041-9200876
Email: dms@gcuf.edu.pk
College of representation, scientific writing or editing. Moreover these

graduates can move towards higher studies i.e. MPhil and PhD
Allied Health Professionals Programs in various Allied health Professionals field as well as
Life sciences disciplines including Microbiology, Biochemistry,
Biotechnology and Molecular Biology.
Vision:
The vision of the college is to prepare excellent health care Objectives:
professionals and scientists who are devoted to higher 1.Develop competencies in the various disciplines of
ethical and professional standards, life-long learning, and skill Medical Science through training to meet the needs
College of Allied Health Professionals advancement in health care for the country and the world. of the Society.
1. BS Medical Laboratory Technology (MLT) 2. Provide the professional students with the theoretical
knowledge and applied applications practiced in different
2. BS Radiography & Imaging Technology (RIT) Mission: fields of Medical Sciences.
3. BS Operation Theatre Technology (OTT) The college is aimed to provide the advancement in medical 3. Equip the allied health graduates with the essential technical
sciences through provision of skillful, ethical, and compassionate skills and knowledge to manage and operate the latest
College of Physical Therapy Allied health Professionals. The College is committed to produce and sophisticated diagnostic devices, practice units and
the leading allied health experts dedicated to provide the best diagnostic laboratories.
1. Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) health care services for the patient and able to focus on highly 4. Provide students with remarkable professional work ethics.
quality research that extends beyond allied health sciences to all 5. Prepare graduates theoretically and practically to improve
Department of Orthotics & Prosthetics scientific disciplines that impact the health of patients as well as their technical skills and research capabilities that enable
wider community. them to pursue higher studies in basic and applied sciences.
Department of Eastern Medicine Introduction:
1. Bachelor of Eastern Medicine and Surgery College of Allied Health professionals was established under
2. MPhil Phytomedicine / Natural Medicine the flagship of Directorate of Medical Sciences at Government
3. PhD Medicine (Mualajat) College University, Faisalabad, Pakistan in 2012. The college
Faculty
is offering BS programs in the field Medical Laboratory
Department of Public Health Dr. Naheed Akhter
Technology (MLT), Radiography and Imaging Technology (RIT)
PhD (Biochemistry)
and Operation Theatre Technology (OTT). The College of Allied
Director: PROF. DR. ABID RASHID Assistant Professor (TTS)
Health professionals with its highly dedicated and experienced
Specialization: Clinical Chemistry, Pharmacogenomics,
faculty members continues to maintain and cultivate its links
Pharmaceutical analysis
with the hospitals and health care settings within the country.
Career perspectives include Hospital or private laboratories,
Radiography Units, Operations Theaters, Instrument
manufacturers, Laboratory management or regulatory affairs,
Research or industrial laboratory careers, Sales or technical

Dr. Abid Ali Scheme of Studies : BNB-321 Molecular Biology 3 (2-1)
PhD Biochemistry (UAF)
Assistant Professor (Contract) BS Medical Laboratory Technology(MLT) MLT-504 Clinical Virology & Mycology 3 (2-1)
Specialization: Clinical Biochemistry, Pharmaceutical Semester 1 MLT-506 Advanced Hematology 3 (2-1)
Preparations MLT-508 Advanced Immunology 3 (2-1)
AHP-301 Basic and Applied Anatomy 4 (3-1)
AHP-303 Basic and Applied Physiology 4 (3-1) MLT-510 Clinical Lab Practice-IV 3 (0-3)
Dr. Awais Altaf
PhD Biochemistry (UAF) PSY-407 Social Psychology 3 (3-0) Semester 7
Assistant Professor (IPFP) ENG-321 Funcational English 3 (3-0) AHP-601 Forensic Medicine 3 (3-0)
Specialization: Differential gene expression analysis, Proteomics
ISL-321 Islamic Studies /Ethics 2 (2-0) STAT-421 Biostatistics 3 (3-0)
for drug discovery; Molecular Pathology.
Semester 2 MLT-603 Advanced Clinical Biochemistry* 4 (3-1)
Mr. Mohsin Khurshid AHP-302 General Pathology 4 (3-1) MLT-605 Advanced Clinical Microbiology*
MPhil (QAU) MLT-607 Advanced Molecular Biology*
AHP-304 Introductory Pharmacology 2 (2-0)
Lecturer /Incharge
BCH-301 Introductory Biochemistry 4 (3-1) MLT-609 Advanced Diagnostic & Biomedical 3 (2-1)
Specialization: Microbiology, Immunology, Molecular Biology,
Techniques
Probiotics, CSI-321 Introduction Computer Applications 3 (2-1)
MLT-611 Quality Assurance Management 2 (2-0)
PST-321 Pakistan Studies 2 (2-0)
MLT-613 Clinical Genetics 3 (2-1)
Mr. Imtiaz Mahmood Tahir MLT-306 Fundamentals of Medical Lab Technology 2 (2-0)
* Student will opt any one from these elective
PhD (Fellow), MPhil Semester 3 subject
Lecturer AHP-401 Community Medicine/ Public Health 3 (2-1) Semester 8
Specialization: Human Diagnostics, Clinical Pharmacology,
MIC-321 General Microbiology & Sterilization 3 (2-1) AHP-602 Epidemiology 3 (3-0)
Cancer Genetics& Chemotherapy Resistance
MLT-403 General Hematology 4 (3-1) BNB-402 Bioinformatics-I 3 (2-1)
MLT-405 Clinical Pathology 3 (2-1) PHS-503 Endocrinology 3 (2-1)
Mr. Muhammad Naeem
MLT-407 Clinical Lab Practice-I 3 (0-3) MLT-604 Clinical Laboratory Management 3 (3-0)

MPhil Microbiology (GCUF) Semester 4 MLT-606 Research Project/Term Paper 3 (0-3)
Lecturer AHP-402 Scientific Writing 2 (2-0)
Specialization: Operation Theatre, Sterilization BS Radiography & Imaging Technology
MLT-404 Clinical Biochemistry (I & II) 4 (3-1)
MLT-406 Immunology & Serology 4 (3-1)
(RIT)
Dr. Sammia Gul Niazi
Semester 1
MPhil (Pharmacology) MLT-408 Histopathology & Histo-technology 4 (3-1)
Research Officer AHP-301 Basic and Applied Anatomy 4 (3-1)
MLT-410 Clinical Lab Practice-II 3 (0-3)
Specialization: Pharmacology AHP-303 Basic and Applied Physiology 4 (3-1)
Semester 5
PSY-407 Social Psychology 3 (3-0)
Ms. Naila Iftkhar MLT-501 Clinical Parasitology 3 (2-1)
BS (MIT) MID, ENG-321 Functional English 3 (3-0)
MLT-503 Immunohematology &Transfusion Medicine 3 (2-1)
Research Officer (Contract) ISL-321 Islamic Studies / Ethics 2 (2-0)
MLT-505 Clinical Bacteriology 4 (3-1)
Semester 2
Ms. Sadia Sana MLT-507 Biosafety and Hazards 2 (2-0)
AHP-302 General Pathology 4 (3-1)
BS (MIT) MLT-509 Medical Instrumentations & Software 3 (3-0)
Research Officer (Contract) Applications AHP-304 Introductory Pharmacology 2 (2-0)
MLT-511 Clinical Lab Practice-III 3 (0-3) BCH-301 Introductory Biochemistry 4 (3-1)
Mr. Ahmed Ashfaq
Semester 6 CSI-321 Introduction Computer Applications 3 (2-1)
BS (MIT)
Research Officer (Contract) MLT-502 Cytology & Cytotechnology 3 (2-1) PST-321 Pakistan Studies 2 (2+0)

Prospectus 2017
RIT-306 Fundamentals of Radiography & Imaging 2 (2-0) BS Operation Theatre Technology (OTT) OTT-502 Operation Theater Technology II 4 (3-1)
Technology
Semester 1 OTT-504 Sterilization and Disinfection 4 (3-1)
Semester 3
AHP-301 Basic and Applied Anatomy 4 (3-1) OTT-506 Surgical Anatomy II 3 (2-1)
AHP-305 Community Medicine/ Public Health 3 (2-1)
AHP-303 Basic and Applied Physiology 4 (3-1) OTT-508 Advanced Diagnostic Techniques 4 (3-1)
MIC-321 General Microbiology & Sterilization 3 (2-1)
PSY-407 Social Psychology 3 (3-0) OTT-510 Critical Care 3 (3-0)
RIT-401 Regional & Imaging Anatomy-I 4 (3-1)
ENG-321 Funcational English 3 (3-0) Semester 7
RIT-403 Radiation Science & Technology-I 4 (3-1)
ISL-321 Islamic Studies 2 (2-0) AHP-601 Forensic Medicine 3 (3-0)
RIT-405 Medicine-1 3 (2-1)
Semester 2 STAT-421 Biostatistics 3 (3-0)
Semester 4
AHP-302 General Pathology 4 (3-1) OTT-603 Operation Theatre Management 3 (2-1)
AHP-402 Scientific Writing 2 (2-0)
AHP-304 Introductory Pharmacology 2 (2-0) OTT-605 Clinical & Applied Microbiology 3 (2-1)
RIT-404 General Radiology 4 (3-1)
BCH-301 Introductory Biochemistry 4 (3-1) OTT-607 Surgical Procedures & Skills II 3 (2-1)
RIT-406 Medicine-2 4 (3-1)
CSI-321 Introducation Computer Applications 3 (2-1) OTT-609 Advanced Anesthesia & Tech-niques 3 (2-1)
RIT-408 Radiation Science & Technology-II 4 (3-1)
PST-321 Pakistan Studies 2 (2+0) Semester 8
RIT-410 Neuroanatomy 4 (3-1)
OTT-306 Fundamentals of Operation The-atre 2(2-0) AHP-602 Epidemiology 3(3-0)
Semester 5 Technology
BNB-402 Bioinformatics I 3(2-1)
RIT-501 Clinical Pharmacology 4 (3-1) Semester 3
OTT-604 Biomaterials & Surgical Implants 3(2-1)
RIT-503 CT SCAN 4 (3-1) AHP-401 Community Medicine 3 (2-1)
OTT-606 Operation Theatre Design & Re-construction 3(2-1)
RIT -505 Regional & Imaging Anatomy-II 4 (3-1) AHP-403 General Microbiology & Steriliza-tion 3 (2-1)
OTT-608 Research Project 3(0-3)
RIT -507 Mammography 3 (2-1) OTT-405 Basics of General Surgery 4 (3-1)
RIT -511 Diagnostic Imaging Skills 2 (0-2) OTT-407 Operation Theatre Instruments & Techniques 3 (2-1)
-I
Semester 6
OTT-409 Surgical Pharmacology I 3 (2-1)
RIT -502 Surgery-I 4 (3-1)
OTT-411 Operating Room Skills I 2(0-2)
RIT -504 Nuclear Medicine-I 4 (3-1)
Semester 4
RIT -506 Special Radiological Techniques 3 (2-1)
AHP-402 Scientific Writing 2 (2-0)
RIT -508 Ultrasound/Doppler 4 (3-1)
OTT-406 Surgical Procedures & Skills I 4(3-1)
RIT -510 Fluoroscopy 2 (2-0)
OTT-408 Basic Anesthesia & Techniques 3 (2-1)
Semester 7
OTT-410 Surgical Pharmacology II 3 (2-1)
AHP-601 Forensic Medicine 3 (3-0)
OTT-412 Operation Theatre Instruments & Techniques 3 (2-1)
STAT-421 Biostatistics 3 (3-0)
II
RIT-603 MRI-I 4 (3-1)
OTT-414 Operating Room Skills II 2 (0-2)
RIT-605 Angiography & Cardiac Imaging-I 4 (3-1)
Semester 5
RIT-607 Echocardiography 3 (2-1)
OTT-501 Surgical Anatomy I 4 (3-1)
Semester 8
OTT-503 Clinical Pathology 3 (2-1)
RIT-602 Angiography & Cardiac Imaging-II 3 (2-1)
PHY-321 Medical Physics 4 (3-1)
RIT-604 Nuclear Medicine-II 3 (2-1)
OTT-505 Operation Theater Technology I 4 (3-1)
RIT-606 MRI-II 3 (2-1)
OTT-507 Operating Room Skills III 2 (0-2)
RIT-608 Surgery-I 3 (2-1)
Semester 6
RIT-610 Research Project/Term Paper 3 (0+3)

College of Physical Therapy Specialization: Musculoskeletal, Orthopedic manual Physical

Therapy
Semester 2
DPT-302 Lower limb Anatomy & General Histology 4(3-1)
Vision Dr. Ramiza Khalid DPT-304 Visceral Physiology 3(2-1)
Our vision is to be a leading College in transformative and PP-CPT (MPhil) DPT-306 Clinical Kinesiology 3(2-1)
innovative education for Rehabilitation (health) professionals, Lecturer/Academic Incharge, Focal person (Affiliated Colleges)
ENG-322 English Comprehension & Composition 3(3-0)
guided by National imperatives and a strong commitment to Specialization: Cardiopulmonary Physical Therapy, Aerobics
socially responsive education. We will strive for excellence training STA-323 Introduction to Statistical theory II 3(3-0)
in professional and teaching excellence, as well as in the ISL-321 Islamic Studies / Ethics 2(2-0)
development of National and global linkages in education, Dr. Syed Rehan Bukhari
Semester 3
research and development of global health related to the MS-OMPT
concern areas. Lecturer/ Hospital Coordinator DPT-401 Head and Neck Anatomy& Human 3(2-1)
Embryology
Specialization: Orthopedic manual Physical Therapy
DPT-403 Physiology of Reproductive , Nervous & Renal 3(2-1)
Mission Dr. Rafia Imtiaz system
With a values-driven student-centered ethos, the College is TD-PT DPT-405 Introduction to Biomechanics & Ergonomics 3(3-0)
committed to developing quality health professionals that are Lecturer / Coordinator Student Affairs
practice-oriented, receptive and responsive to the rehabilitation BCH-407 Biochemistry & Genetics I 2(2-0)
Specialization: Medical education in Physical Therapy
related health care needs of the people of Pakistan and of DPT-409 Introduction to Exercise Physiology 3(3-0)
world as a whole. This will be achieved by providing the highest Dr. Muhammad Ans CSI-321 Introduction to Computing Applications 3(2-1)
standards of learning, teaching, and research and community PP-DPT (MPhil)
engagement, underpinned by a commitment to creating space Semester 4
Research officer
for students and staff to succeed. Specialization: Sports Physical Therapy, Hajama (cup therapy) DPT-402 Human Neuro Anatomy 3(2-1)
DPT-404 Advance techniques in Biomechanics & 3(2-1)
Introduction Dr. Sundas Zahra Ergonomics
Physical Therapy is an essential segment of modern health care T-DPT DPT-406 Behavioral Sciences (Psychiatry & Psychology) 3(3-0)
system. It is a science of healing and of caring. It pertains to Research officer
BCH-408 Biochemistry& Genetics II 2(2-0)
the clinical examination, evaluation, assessment, diagnosis and Specialization: Peads Physical Therapy
DPT-410 Advance Clinical Exercise Physiology 3(3-0)
treatment of musculoskeletal, Neurological, Cardio-Cascular and
Respiratory systems functional disorders including symptoms Dr. Sumroze Abid DPT-412 Medical Physics in Rehabilitation 3(2-1)
of pain, edema and physiological, structural and psychosomatic DPT Semester 5
ailments. It deals with methods of treatment based on Research officer
DPT-501 Pathology & Microbiology I 2(2-0)
movement, manual therapy, Physical agents, and therapeutics
modalities to relieve the pain and other complications. Hence, Dr. Muntaha DPT-503 Pharmacology in Rehabilitation I 3(3-0)
Physical Therapy covers basic parameters of healing sciences i.e. DPT DPT-505 Physical Agents & Electrotherapy I 3(2-1)
Preventive, promotive, diagnostic, rehabilitative and curative. Research officer
DPT-507 Therapeutic Exercises & Techniques 3(2-1)
Faculty
Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) DPT-511 Health & Wellness 2(2-0)
Dr. Muhammad Asif Saleem DPT-513 Supervised Clinical Practice I 3(0-3)

Semester 1
T-DPT (MPhil) Semester 6
DPT-301 Upper Limb & General Anatomy 4(3-1)
Lecturer/Internal Controller examination DPT-502 Pathology & Microbiology II 3(2-1)
Specialization: Neurological Physical Therapy DPT-303 Cardiovascular & Neuromuscular Physiology 3(2-1)
DPT-504 Pharmacology in Rehabilitation II 2(2-0)
DPT-305 Introduction to Kinesiology 3(2-1)
Dr. Awais bin Inam DPT-506 Physical Agents & Electrotherapy II 3(2-1)
MS-OMPT DPT-508 Manual Therapy 3(2-1)
STA-322 Introduction to Statistical theory I 3(3-0)
Administrative Incharge, Focal person Speech & language
DPT-510 Teaching Methodology & Community 3(3-0)
pathology, PST-321 Pakistan Studies 2(2-0)
Medicine

Prospectus 2017
DPT-512 Supervised Clinical Practice II 3(0-3) Department of Orthotics & BS Orthotics & Prosthetics
DPT-601 Clinical Medicine I 3(3-0)
Prosthetics MTH- Mathematics / Biology 3 (3-0)
111/BIO-
DPT-603 Orthopedic Surgery 3(3-0)
DPT-605 Radiology & Diagnostic Imaging 3(2-1)
Mission 111
Our mission is to provide unsurpassed orthotic and prosthetic BOP- 301 Introduction to Orthotics & Prosthetics and 4 (4-0)
DPT-607 Musculoskeletal Physical Therapy 3(2-1) care by focusing on the whole patient, empowering individuals Workshop
DPT-609 Human Growth, Development & Community 2(2-0) with the tools they need to lead independent lives. DPT- 406 Behavioral Sciences (Psychiatry & Psychology) 2 (2-0)
Based Rehabilitation
PHY-325 Introduction to physics 3 (3-0)
DPT-611 Supervised Clinical Practice III 3(0-3) Vision CSI-321 Introduction to Computing Applications 3 (3-0)
Semester 8 To restore bodies and rebuild lives as the leading provider of
ISL- 321 Islamic Studies / Ethics 2 (2-0)
DPT-602 Clinical Medicine II 3(3-0) choice in Faisalabad; recognized for the passion of our people
as partners in providing quality and innovative care in every ISL- 321 Islamic Studies / Ethics 2 (2-0)
DPT-604 Advance techniques in General Surgery 3(3-0)
community we serve. Semester 2
DPT-606 Neurological Physical Therapy 3(2-1)
DPT- 301 Upper Limb & General Anatomy 3 (2-1)
DPT-608 Evidence Based Practice 3(2-1)
Introduction PSH-308 Systemic Physiology 3 (2-1)
DPT-610 Introduction to Prosthetics & Orthotics 2(2-0) Rehabilitation of persons with loco-motor disabilities or MLT- 401 Materials Technology 3 (3-0)
DPT-611 Supervised Clinical Practice IV 3(0-3) neuromuscular disorder is a team work, where Centre of attention
is the person with disabilities. The team usually comprises of the ENG- 321 Functional English 3 (3-0)
Semester 9
Physical medicine and Rehabilitation Specialist (Physiatrist) who PST- 321 Pakistan Studies 2 (2-0)
DPT-651 Cardiopulmonary Physical Therapy 3(2-1) is usually the leader, Prosthetist and Orthotist, Physiotherapist, BCH- 407 Biochemistry 2 (2-0)
DPT-653 Emergency Procedures & Primary Care In 2(2-0) Occupational therapist, Social worker and Rehabilitation Nurse.
Semester 3
Physical Therapy Depending upon the need, other professionals like Orthopedic
Surgeons, engineer, psychologist, geriatrist and other related DPT- 302 Lower limb Anatomy 3 (2-1)
DPT-655 Clinical Decision Making & Differential 3(3-0)
Diagnosis professionals are also included in the team. General planning PSH- 409 Physiology of Nervous system, Neuro- 3 (2-1)
of the total rehabilitation of the disabled is usually done by the muscular physiology
DPT-657 Scientific Inquiry & Research Methodology 3(3-0)
Physiatrist. The role of Prosthetist and Orthotist is important. AHP- 302 Pathology 2 (2-0)
DPT-659 Professional Practice (Laws , Ethics 2(2-0) Prosthetists and orthotists deal with the assessment, diagnosis
&Administration) and management of the whole of the body. Prosthetists provide BOP- 401 Fractures& Amputations with X-Ray 3 (3-0)
interpretation
DPT-661 Integumentary Physical Therapy 2(2-0) artificial limbs (prostheses) to people who have all or part of a
natural limb missing. Orthotists provide supportive braces and MLT- 301 Technical Drawing 3 (2-1)
DPT-663 Supervised Clinical Practice V 3(0-3)
splints (orthoses) to people with various conditions of the limbs BOP- 403 Introduction to Physiotherapy 2 (2-0)
Semester 10
or spine.
Semester 4
DPT-652 Obstetrics & Gynecological Physical Therapy 2(2-0)
DPT- 401 Head and Neck (vertebral column) 3 (2-1)
DPT-654 Pediatric Physical Therapy 2(2-0)
Faculty BOP- 402 Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine & 4 (3-1)
DPT-656 Gerontology & Geriatric Physical Therapy 2(2-0) Dr. Awais Bin Inam Mobility aids
DPT-658 Sports Physical Therapy 2(2-0) MS-OMPT, (PhD Scholar)
Lecturer/ Incharge Orthotics & Prosthetics BOP- 404 Metal Work 3 (2-1)
DPT-660 Supervised Clinical Practice VI 4(0-4)
BOP- 406 Electro Work 3 (2-1)
DPT-681 Research Project 6(0-6) Armghan Anjum BOP- 408 Lathe Machine Work 3 (2-1)
B.Sc (Hons.) Orthotics & Prosthetics (KEMU), (MPhil Scholar)
STA-322 Statistics 2 (2-0)
Research Officer Orthotics & Prosthetics
Semester 5
Benish Ali BOP- 511 Upper Limb Orthotics I 3 (2-1)
B.Sc (Hons.) Orthotics &Prosthetics (RMC)
BOP- 513 Spinal Orthotics I 3 (2-1)
Research Officer Orthotics & Prosthetics

BOP- 515 Lower Limb Orthotics I 3 (2-1) Department of developed and approved for graduate degree program in the field
of Eastern Medicine and Surgery, to cope up with whole medical
BOP- 519 Upper Limb Prosthetics I 3 (2-1)
BOP- 521 Lower Limb Prosthetics I 3 (2-1)
Eastern Medicine fraternity, all major aspects of modern and alternative medicine
are included, such as Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, Clinical
BOP- 525 Biomechanics I 3 (3-0) methods and therapeutics, Pathology, Community medicine,
Pharmacology, Pharmacognosy, Principles of Eastern medicine,
Semester 6 Vision Gynaecology and Obstetrics, Clinical Psychology and Psychiatry,
BOP- 512 Upper Limb Orthotics II 3 (2-1) To attain the highest level of glory and excellence in the field Opthalmology and ENT, Pediatrics etc. The courses are supported
of Eastern Medicine through quality teaching and research and by latest text books and research publications.
BOP- 514 Spinal Orthotics II 3 (2-1)
to make this Department as model department for producing After the completion of five year course work the students will
BOP- 516 Lower Limb Orthotics II 3 (2-1) highly competent and skillful Clinicians to serve for the benefit be facilitated with one year mandatory house job in allopathic
BOP- 520 Upper Limb Prosthetics II 3 (2-1) of humanity and to contribute to the development of Nation. as well as herbal set up of medical practices. This opportunity
BOP- 522 Lower Limb Prosthetics II 3 (2-1) will be availed with collaboration of Qarshi University, Lahore
BOP- 526 Biomechanics II 3 (3-0) and National Hospital Faisalabad.
Presently, the department is serving the community by
Semester 7 Mission developing strategies for treatment and education/awareness
BOP- 527 Biomechanics III 3 (2-1) The Department of Eastern Medicine (DEM) in response to the among the public by arranging free medical camps.
growing needs of health management is determined to provide The research and practical facilities have been established both
BOP- 523 Lower Limb Prosthesis III 3 (2-1)
the knowledge and infrastructure to develop Eastern Medicine in the field as well as in the laboratory.
BOP- 517 Lower Limb Orthosis III 3 (2-1) and to wide its applications. Department of Eastern Medicine A number of latest books on the subject of Eastern Medicine and
DPT- 657 Scientific Inquiry & Research Methodology 3 (3-0) aims to build capacity of the common people (society) and the Surgery have been purchased and placed in the departmental
BOP- 601 Workshop practices I 3 (0-3) professionals to understand Eastern Medicine. It has been set as library for ready reference to the students. In addition, students
its mission to graduate physicians for the 21st century who abide are encouraged to get electronic copies of latest research papers
BMS- 410 Clinic, Workshop and Business Management 2(2-0) by the rigor of scientific discipline and are altruistic, humane, related their area of research by contacting relevant authors,
Semester 8 knowledgeable, skilful and dutiful to their profession and the institutions and publishers etc.
ELT- 321 Fundamentals of Electricity and Electronics 3 (3-0) society at large. It is also among the mission of the Department
to educate allied professionals of the basic and applied fields
CIT- 639 CAD-CAM Technology 3 (2-1)
of Natural Sciences, Complementary and Alternative Medicine Faculty
BOP- 602 Workshop practices II 4 (0-4) (CAM), Medicine, Nursing and Pharmacy. This mission of the
DPT- 681 Research Project 6 (0-6) Department of Eastern Medicine goes well together to execute Dr. Syed Muhammad Ali Shah
advance studies and research in Eastern Medicine. PhD
Assistant Professor/Incharge
Specialization: Enzyme inhibition study by medicinal plants,
Introduction Clinical Comparative study of herbal formulation, Antioxidant
The Department of Eastern Medicine and Surgery was activity by medicinal plants
established in 2013 at directorate of Medical Sciences, Faculty
of Science and Technology, GC University Faisalabad with a Dr. Muhammad Akram
mandate to carry teaching and research on various aspects of PhD (HU)
modern as well as alternative medicine, suggesting measures Assistant Professor
for the conservation and improvement of population health Specialization: Clinical trials of herbal formulation in gouty
by treatment and cure for the ailments and complications, arthritis & biological study of medicinal plants
especially focusing on utilization of local flora for alternative
treatment. Dr. Sultan Ayaz
The department is offering graduate degree of BEMS in Eastern PhD (HU)
Medicine and surgery. The degree is approved from Higher Assistant Professor
Education Commission. Specialization: Pre-clinical, Clinical and Post Clinical study of
The faculty members of this department have published more herbal formulations
than 30 research papers (as senior author or co-author) during
the last three years. An extensive scheme of studies (containing Dr. Muhammad Riaz ur Rehman
more than 59 graduate level courses in ten semesters) has been

Prospectus 2017
PhD (Fellow) DEM-408 Materia Medica-I 3(2-1) DEM-711 Clinical Diagnostics-II 3(2-1)
Lecturer
Specialization: Therapeutics, Comparative clinical study on PHS-410 Physiology (Endocrine Physiology) 3(2-1) Semester 10
obesity, Formulation and evaluation of herbal combinations BCH-405 Biochemistry (Clinical Biochemistry) 3(2-1) DEM-702 Pediatrics-II 3(2-1)
Semester 5 DEM-704 ENT 3(2-1)
Dr. Hamad Ahmed
DEM-501 Herbal Pharmacy-I 4(3-1) DEM-706 ObstetricsII 3(2-1)
PhD (Fellow)
Lecturer DEM-503 Community Medicine 3(3-0) DEM-708 MedicineVI 4(3-1)
Specialization: Endocrinology (Diabetes mellitus), Comparative DEM-505 Materia Medica-II 3(2-1) DEM-710 Project 6(0-6)
study in obese vs diabetics, Clinical study on diabetes using
medicinal plant herbs
DEM-507 PharmacognosyII 3(2-1) MPhil Phytomedicine / Natural
DEM-509 Medicine-I 4(3-1)
Medicine
MIC-301 Microbiology-I(General Microbiology) 3(2-1)
Bachelor of PTM-701 *Phytomedicne-I 3(2-1)
Semester 6
Eastern Medicine and Surgery DEM-502 Herbal Pharmacy-II 4(3-1)
PTM-702 *Phytomedicne-II 3(2-1)
Semester 1 PTM-703 Phytochemistry 3(2-1)

DEM-504 Clinical Psychology 3(2-1)
DEM-301 AnatomyI 3(2-1) PTM-704 Key Medicinal Plants for Developing Eastern 3(3-0)
DEM-506 Materia Medica-III 3(2-1) Medicine Drugs
DEM-303 History of Eastern Medicine-I 2(2-0)
DEM-508 PharmacognosyIII 3 (2-1) PTM-705 *Biostatistics 3(3-0)
PHS-307 Physiology (General Physiology) 3(2-1)
DEM-510 Medicine-II 4(3-1) PTM-706 Principles and Practices of Drug Development 3(2-1)
ENG-301 English-1 (Grammar) 3(3-0)
MIC-601 Microbiology-II (Clinical Microbiology) 3(2-1) PTM-707 Contemporary Use of Herbal Drugs in Unani 3(2-1)
BCH-305 Biochemistry (Fundamental Biochemistry) 3(2-1) Medicine
Semester 7
ISL-321 Islamic Studies / Ethics 2(2-0) PTM-708 Common Unani Drugs for Specific Ailments 3(2-1)
DEM-601 Pathology-I(General Pathology) 3(2-1)
Semester 2 PTM-709 *Computer Applications in Clinical Research 3(3-0)
DEM-603 SurgeryI 3(2-1)
DEM-302 AnatomyII 3(2-1) PTM-710 *Designing Clinical Research 3(3-0)
DEM-605 Psychiatry 3(2-1)
DEM-304 Principles of Eastern Medicine-I 4(3-1) PTM-730 Thesis 6(0-6)
DEM-607 Gynecology I 3(2-1)
DEM-306 History of Eastern Medicine 2(2-0) The student has to complete 24 teaching credit hours course work.
DEM-609 Medicine-III 4(3-1)
PHS-308 Physiology (Systemic Physiology) 3(2-1) The student has to take 2 compulsory courses.
DEM-611 Materia Medica-IV 3(2-1) * Compulsory courses
BCH-306 Biochemistry (Cell biology & Genetics) 3(2-1)
Semester 8
PST-321 Pakistan Studies 2(2-0) PhD Medicine (Mualajat)
DEM-602 Pathology-II (Systemic Pathology) 3(2-1)
Semester 3 DEM-701 Epidemiology 3(3-0)
DEM-604 SurgeryII 3(2-1)
DEM-401 AnatomyIII 3(2-1) CSI-321 Introduction to Computing Applications 3(3-0)
DEM-606 Clinical Diagnostics-I 3(2-1)
DEM-403 Principle of Eastern Medicine-II 4(3-1) DEM-702 Advance Gastroenterology * 4(4-0)
DEM-608 Gynecology II 3(2-1)
BNB-405 Bioinformatics (Fundamentals of 3(2-1) DEM-703 Fundamentals of Clinical Investigation * 4(3-1)
DEM-610 Medicine-IV 4(3-1)
Bioinformatics) DEM-704 Contemporary Practice of Drug Development 4(3-1)
DEM-612 Forensic Medicine and Toxicology-I 3(2-1) *
ENG-321 English for Academic Purpose (EAP) 3(3-0)
Semester 9 DEM-705 Principle of Pharmacology * 3(3-0)
PHS-409 Physiology (Physiology of Nervous System) 3(2-1)
DEM-701 Pediatrics-I 3(2-1) DEM-706 Designing Clinical Research 4(4-0)
BCH-502 Biochemistry (Metabolism) 3(2-1)
DEM-703 Ophthalmology 3(2-1) DEM-707 Contemporary Issues in Health Promotion 2(2-0)
Semester 4
DEM-705 ObstetricsII 3(2-1) The student has to complete 18 teaching credit hours course work.
DEM-402 AnatomyIV 3(2-1)
DEM-709 Medicine-V 4(3-1) * The student has to take 2 compulsory courses (for each semester).
DEM-404 Principles of Eastern Medicine-III 3(3-1)
DEM-707 SurgeryIII 3(2-1)
DEM-406 PharmacognosyI 3(2-1)

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH Master of Public Health (MPH)

Dr M Mazhar Iqbal
Semester 1
MPH (IPH)
Vision Lecturer, MPH-801 Foundation of Public Health 3(3-0)
Our vision is to be a leading College in transformative and Public Health Specialist MPH-803 Basic Epidemiology 3(3-0)
innovative education in the field of Public Health, guided by
National imperatives and a strong commitment to socially MPH-805 Basic Biostatistics 3(3-0)
Dr Muhammad Asif
responsive education. We will strive for excellence in professional MSPH (QAU), PhD (Scholar) MPH-807 Communicable and Non communicable 3(3-0)
and teaching excellence, as well as in the development of Lecturer, Public Health Specialist disease control
National and global linkages in disease prevention, health Specialization: Infectious disease epidemiology, Research MPH-809 Environmental Health and Disaster 3(3-0)
education, medical research and development of global health Methods, and Environmental Health Management
related to the concern areas. MPH-811 Computer applications in Public health 3(2-1)
Dr Ume Habiba
Semester 2
Mission MSPH (QAU), PhD (Scholar)
Lecturer, Public Health Specialist MPH-802 Applied Epidemiology and Biostatistics 3(3-0)
To bring a qualitative and quantitative revolution in medical
education by providing an environment geared towards Specialization: Epidemiological Studies, Research Methods and MPH-804 Child health and Preventive Pediatrics 3(3-0)
promoting research and academic culture in order to improve Health Promotion MPH-806 Health system analysis, health policy and 3(3-0)
the existing healthcare system. Planning
MPH-808 Health management and Information system 3 (2-1)
Introduction MPH-810 Health education, communication skills and 3(3-0)
Public Health Science is a multidisciplinary field that has changed school health services
over the years. However, MPH-812 Seminars, presentations and field visits 3(2-1)
an effective public health system is as urgent as it has ever been. (District)
A public health professional receives education and training in
Semester 3
a wide range of disciplines but aim at improving health through
a population focus. Public Health education and training not MPH-813 Nutrition 3(3-0)
only includes the five long-recognized core components of MPH-815 Hospital Management &Hospital attachment 3(2-1)
public health (i.e., epidemiology, biostatistics, environmental
MPH-817 Social &Behavioral sciences in Public Health 3(3-0)
health, health services administration and social and behavioral
sciences) but new areas are also considered these days as MPH-819 Reproductive Health and MCH 3(3-0)
essentials of public health: disease-control, reproductive and MPH-821 Research methodology and synopsis writing 3(2-1)
child health, informatics, genomics, communication, cultural and SOC-704 Population & Demography 3(3-0)
social diversity, community-based participatory research, policy
Semester 4
and law, global health and ethics. Public health professionals
education and preparedness should be of concern to everyone MPH-618 Thesis 6(0-6)
for this will improve the health of the populations.
Faculty
Prof. Dr Abid Rashid
FCPS (Surgeon) CMT (MED. EDU)
PhD SCHOLAR (CLINICAL MEDICINE & SURGERY)
Director, Directorate of Medical Sciences
Dr Muhammad Nawaz
MPH (Public Health Specialist)
Coordinator,

Prospectus 2017
Department of Microbiology
Liaqat Block (New Campus)
Phone: 041-9201205
Email: microbiology@gcuf.edu.pk
Vision & Postgraduate levels. Initially a 4-Year BS Microbiology program

To attain the highest level of glory and excellence in the field (Morning) was started during Fall 2011-12 and later on 2-Year
of Microbiology through quality teaching and research and to M. Phil Program in Microbiology was initiated in Fall 2012-13
make this Department as model department for producing and PhD programme in Fall semester 2014-15. Later on, BS
highly competent and skillful Microbiologist to serve for the Microbiology (Evening) and M. Phil Microbiology (Weekend
benefit of humanity and to contribute to the development of program) were also started from Fall 2015-16. The two batches
Nation. of BS Microbiology has successfully completed their degrees
and 3rd batch is currently doing their internship in well reputed
Mission organizations of the country like NIH, NARC, PRI, Shaukat
To create an environment conducive for learning through quality Khanum Hospital, AB Mauri, PIUNM, FIC etc. etc. Moreover, four
teaching and research. batches of M. Phil students have also successfully completed
To produce competent and skilled professionals in the field of their degrees. At present, department has 18 highly skilled and
Microbiology to full fill the future needs of educational institutes. competent faculty members along with 04 supporting staff
To prepare researchers to meet the challenges of industry, members striving hard to achieve the highest level of excellence
research organizations, science and technology. under the able guidance of Dr. Muhammad Hidayat Rasool.
To develop the department as a model department of Department of Microbiology is focusing on academic and
Microbiology in the country for undergraduate and postgraduate research collaborations with different National and International
teaching and research. teaching and research institutes as well as with local industries
Introduction through internship programs and combined research projects.
In spite of their very small size, the impact of microbes on the The key focus is to conduct applied and problem solving research
planet is so extensive that life without them is almost impossible. in different fields of Microbiology. In addition to academics
Microbiology is an exceptionally diverse science which deals and research, students of this department are equally bright
with the study of microorganisms in relation to disease, and talented in extra-curricular and co-curricular activities and
industry, medicine, environment and modern biotechnology. have won a number of laurels for the department. Recently,
The study of microorganisms cannot be overemphasized as they Department of Microbiology has been allotted a complete 2nd
are necessary for the production of bread, cheese, antibiotics, Floor in a newly constructed block (Liaqat Block) in New Campus
vitamins, organic acids, enzymes, biologics, sera and vaccines. and we are expected to shift and begin with academic and
Over and above, microbes also serve as the basis and the major research activities in new building from Fall Semester 2017-18.
tools in the fields of Molecular Biology, Modern Biotechnology Scope:
Programs Offered and Genetic Engineering. They are indispensable components Microbiology is a broad discipline which has both basic and
1. BS Microbiology of our ecosystem. Unfortunately some microbes cause all the applied aspects. Many microbiologists are interested primarily
2. MPhil Microbiology known diseases in humans, animals and plants causing heavy in the biology of the microorganisms themselves whereas others
3. PhD Microbiology morbidity and mortality. may be interested in particular functional processes. Some
Department of Microbiology was established in Main campus microbiologists may have an applied orientation and would
Chairman: Dr. Muhammad Hidayat Rasool Government College University Faisalabad in November 2011 be interested in practical problems in the fields of medical,
for the teaching and research in Microbiology at Undergraduate pharmaceutical, food, dairy and public health Microbiology.

With WTO agreement in offering, every agro-based industry Dr. Muhammad Shafique Mr. Zeeshan Taj
and the industry involved in production and export of PhD (Netherland) M. Phil. (UAF)
biopharmaceuticals, biologics, vaccines, sera and diagnostics (HEC Approved Supervisor) Lecturer
will be required to hire a Microbiologist / Immunologist at Assistant Professor Specialization :Bacteriology, Molecular Biology
its strength to satisfy ISO certification needs. Therefore the Specialization: Biotechnology, Virology, Cell culture,
graduates and post graduate students from Department of Vaccinology Ms. Sinha Liaqat
Microbiology Government College University Faisalabad will M. Phil (PU)
have a very bright and attractive career ahead in public as well Dr. Abu Baker Siddique Lecturer
as in private sector. PhD (UAF) Specialization :Molecular Genetics
Assistant Professor
Specialization: Bacteriology, Molecular Biology Mr. Muhammad Usman Qamar
Faculty M. Phil (QAU)
Dr. Kashfa Khaliq Lecturer
Dr. Muhammad Hidayat Rasool
PhD (UAF) Specialization :Medical & Clinical Microbiology
PhD (UAF)
Assistant Professor
Specialization :Immuno-Parasitology Mr. Muhammad Atif Nisar
Associate Professor
M. Phil (PU)
Specialization: Immunology, Molecular Virology, Cell Culture,
Dr. Hira Hameed Lecturer
Vaccinology.
PhD (UAF) Specialization :Molecular Biology, Proteomics
Assistant Professor
Dr. Muhammad Asif Zahoor
Specialization :Bacteriology, Molecular Biology, Ms. Sumreen Hayat
PhD (Austria)
Nanoparticles M. Phil (PU)
Lecturer
Assistant Professor
Mr. Muhammad Saqalein Specialization :Medical Microbiology
Specialization: Molecular Biology, Immunology, Virology
M. Phil. (UAF)
Lecturer Mrs. Sara Mahmood
Dr. Muhammad Waseem
Specialization :Bacteriology, Immunology M. Phil (NIBGE)
PhD (France)
Lecturer
Assistant Professor
Mrs. Gul Naz Specialization :Bioinformatics, Biotechnology, Genotoxicity
Specialization: Microbial Ecology, Mycorrhizosphere, Microbial
M. Phil (UVAS) (Silver Medalist)
Biodiversity
Lecturer Ms. Ayesha Sarwar
Specialization :Microbiology, Mycology M. Phil. (UAF)
Dr. Bilal Aslam
Lecturer
PhD (UAF)
Specialization :Bacteriology, Food Microbiology
Assistant Professor
Specialization: Bacteriology, Immunology
Dr. Saima Muzammil

PhD (France)
Assistant Professor
Specialization: Agricultural Microbiology, Biotechnology
Dr. Muhammad Zeeshan Nawaz

PhD (UAF)
Assistant Professor
Specialization: Epidemiology, Virology

Prospectus 2017
Scheme of Studies MIC-511 Management of Infectious Waste 3(3-0) MIC-714 Microbiological Techniques (Deficiency 3(1-2)
Course for Non-Microbiologists)
BS Microbiology Semester 6
MIC-715 Molecular Biology Techniques (Elective) 3(1-2)
Semester 1 MIC-502 Vaccinology 3(2-1)
MIC-716 Recombinant DNA Technology (Elective) 3(2-1)
MIC-301 General Microbiology-I 3(2-1) MIC-504 Environmental Microbiology 3(2-1)
MIC-717 DNA Damage, Repair and Carcinogenesis 3(3-0)
BCH-301 Introductory Biochemistry 4(3-1) MIC-506 Medical Microbiology 3(2-1)
(Elective)
MIC-303 Cell Biology 3(3-0) MIC-508 Veterinary Microbiology 3(2-1)
MIC-718 Vaccinology (Elective) 3(2-1)
MTH-321 Mathematics-I 3(3-0) MIC-510 Pharmaceutical Microbiology 3(2-1)
MIC-719 Industrial & Pharmaceutical Microbiology 3(2-1)
ENG-321 Functional English 3(3-0) MIC-512 Microbial Biodegradation and 3(3-0) (Elective)
Bioremediation
ISL-321 Islamic Studies / Ethics 2(2-0) MIC-720 Food & Dairy Microbiology (Elective) 3(2-1)
Semester 7
Semester 2 MIC-721 Environmental Microbiology (Elective) 3(2-1)
MIC-601 Clinical Microbiology 3(2-1)
MIC-302 General Microbiology-II 3(2-1) MIC-722 Bioinformatics, Genomics & Proteomics 3(2-1)
MIC-603 Plant Microbiology 3(2-1) (Elective)
MIC-304 Microbial Anatomy and Physiology 3(2-1)
MIC-605 Marine & Fresh water Microbiology 3(2-1) MIC-723 Research Methodology (Elective) 2(2-0)
MIC-306 Microbial Taxonomy 3(3-0)
MIC-607 Industrial Microbiology 3(2-1) Mandatory Requirements for MPhil
MIC-308 Basic Pathology 3(2-1)
MIC-609 Research Methodology 2(2-0) MIC-728 Seminar (General) 1(0-1)
ENG-611 English for Employment 3(3-0) MIC-729 Seminar (Research) 1(0-1)
Semester 8 MIC-730 Thesis 6(0-6)
Semester 3
MIC-632 Internship 6(0-6) Mandatory Requirements for PhD
MIC-401 Immunology 3(2-1)
MIC-758 Seminar (General) 1(0-1)
MIC-403 General Virology 3(2-1)
MIC-759 Seminar (Research) 1(0-1)
MIC-405 Fundamentals of Mycology 3(2-1) MPhil/PhD Microbiology
MIC-760 Thesis 6(0-6)
MIC-407 Biosafety and Risk Management 3(2-1) MIC-700 Introductory Microbiology (Deficiency Course 3(2-1)
for Non-Microbiologists)
MIC-701 Advanced General Microbiology (Elective) 3(2-1)
MIC-702 Advanced Bacteriology (Core) 3(2-1)
Semester 4
MIC-703 Advanced Virology (Core) 3(2-1)
MIC-402 Systemic Bacteriology 3(2-1)
MIC-704 Advanced Mycology (Core) 3(2-1)
MIC-404 Systemic Virology 3(2-1)
MIC-705 Advanced Parasitology (Elective) 3(2-1)
MIC-406 Techniques in Parasitology 3(2-1)
MIC-706 Advanced Epidemiology & Public Health 3(2-1)
MIC-408 Fundamentals of Epidemiology & Public 3(3-0)
(Elective)
Health
MIC-707 Public Health Microbiology (Elective) 3(2-1)
STA-421 Biostatistics 3(3-0)
MIC-708 Advanced Immunology (Core) 3(2-1)
MIC-709 Microbial Physiology (Elective) 3(2-1)
Semester 5
MIC-710 Microbial Genetics (Elective) 3(2-1)
MIC-501 Food and Dairy Microbiology 3(2-1)
MIC-711 Molecular Biology of Bacterial Viruses 3(2-1)
MIC-503 Cell and Tissue Culture Technology 3(2-1)
(Elective)
MIC-505 Microbial Enzyme Technology 3(2-1)
MIC -712 Advanced Anaerobic Microbiology (Elective) 3(2-1)
MIC-507 Molecular Biology & Biotechnology 3(2-1)
MIC-713 Tissue Culture Technology (Elective) 3(2-1)
MIC-509 Agricultural Microbiology 3(2-1)

Department of
Physical Education
& Sports Sciences
Phone: 041-9201228
Email: directorsports@gcuf.edu.pk
Vision The awards of Cash Prizes and Sports Scholarships to

We aim to be a leader of the disciplines of Physical Education encourage the promising student players, who win medals
and Sports Sciences by developing tools and excelling in Sports at Inter-Varsity and National Championships
techniques, Scholarship and exploiting opportunities for Create healthy environment in the campus through Sports
academic research. activities.
Organize Sports Competitions among the Departments and
award the Certificates and Trophies to the Position holder
Mission players.
The Mission of the Department is to provide a committed and
professional skills, techniques and knowledge of different Sports,
which may be recognized as exemplary by its users by behaving
in an approachable and courteous manner using available
technologies appropriately to achieve objectives effectively at
National and International level in the field of Physical Education
and Sports Sciences.
Introduction
The study of Physical Education and Sports Sciences has been
vital Importance in this age of science and technology. A nation
cannot safe guard its domestic and foreign interest and get its
due status at National and International level without using the
latest techniques of Physical Education and Sports Sciences in
their professional and daily routine Life.
The Department will play a vital role in promoting different
games at National and International level and is striving to
Programs Offered sensitize and humanize its students in enabling them to become
1. MSc Physical Education & Sports Sciences the leader in the field of Physical Education and Sports Science.
Chairman: Prof. Dr. Nasir Amin

Objectives
The Department is striving to provide National and
International Players for promotion of Sports at University
and National Level.
Capacity Building of Players both Male and Female
Organize Training Programs for students, separately for
Male and Female Players.

Prospectus 2017
Faculty Scheme of Studies DPT-409 Exercise Physiology 3(3-0)
Prof. Dr. Nasir Amin

MSc. Physical Education PSY-614 Sports Psychology 3(3-0)
Professor / Chairperson & Sports Sciences PES-659 Practical Games (Basketball, Cricket) 1(0-1)
PhD Post Doctorate (USA) PES-661 Practical Athletics (High Jump + Javelin 1(0-1)
Semester 1
Specialization: Laser Spectroscopy & Laser Matter Interaction Throw)
PES-551 Sports Management 3(3-0)
PES-663 Practical Gymnastics 1(0-1)
Mr. Muhammad Rafique Wahla HND-603 Nutrition in Exercise and Sports 3(3-0)
DPT-651 Trauma & Rehabilitation 2(2-0)
Director Sports / Incharge CSI-321 Intrroduction to Computing Applications 3(3-0)
MA (Physical Education) Semester 4
PES-555 Theory of Games 3(3-0)
PES-652 Role of Media in Sports 2(2-0)
Mr. Ishfaq Ali PES-559 Wellness & Fitness 2(2-0)
PES-654 Measurement and Evaluation in Sports 3(3-0)
Assistant Director Sports PES-561 Practical Games (Football and Badminton) 1(0-1)
PES-656 Leadership in Sports 2(2-0)
MS Management Sciences (GCUF)
PES-563 Practical Athletics (Sprints Starts +Shot put) 1(0-1)
MPhil Sports Sciences (RIUI) PES-662 Practical Games (Hockey, Tennis) 1(0-1)
PES-565 Practical Educational Gymnastics 1(0-1)
PES-664 Practical Athletics (Relay, Hurdles) 1(0-1)
Mr. Aamir Nawaz Semester 2
PES-666 Practical Small Area Games 1(0-1)
Lecturer PES-560 Methods of Research in Sports 3(3-0)
MPhil Sports Sciences (RIUI) PES-668 Hiking and Tracking and Physical Fitness Test 2(1-1)
National Hockey Player PES-552 Methodology of Scientific Coaching 3(3-0)
PES-680 Thesis 6(0-6)
PES-556 Science of Track & Field 3(3-0)
Ms. Fehmida Ayub AHP-301 Basic and Applied Anatomy 3(3-0)
Lecturer
PES-554 Planning Sports Facilities 3(3-0)
MSc Physical Education & Sports Sciences, MPhil Scports
Sciences (RIUI) PES-562 Practical Games (Volleyball, Table Tennis) 1(0-1)
PES-564 Practical Athletics (Long Jump, Triple Jump 1(0-1)
Ms. Sumaira Yasmin Discuss throw)
Game Instructor PES-566 Practical Swimming (Free Style Back Stoke) 1(0-1)
MA Physical Education
National Player (Volley Ball) Semester 3
PES-651 Physical Education for Special Person 3(3-0)
DPT-305 Introduction to Kinesiology 3(3-0)

Department of
Physiology
Phone: 041-9200760
Email: physiology@gcuf.edu.pk
Vision Achievements of the Department

Its recently established and comparatively rare department Organized international and national seminars
in other universities of the country, so BS Physiology is an Participation and oral presentations in international
emerging professional degree which needs enormous conferences
concentration, hard work as well as the space of growth Won a research grant worth 7.2 million from Punjab
as professional career. And the department of Physiology Agriculture research Board
is therefore established with the vision of giving the Won a research grant worth 1.48 million from Pakistan
maximum output in teaching and research keeping in view Agriculture Research council.
the minimum available resources. Submitted more than six projects to various funding
To provide high standard education and research activities agencies.
to aspire undergraduate and post graduate students to Won three travel grants to present research paper
coupe up the international standards. internationally.
The use of electronic media will be encouraged to teach
the students so that learning capabilities could be further
enhanced. Faculty
Study tours in the national eminent research as well as
teaching institute will be planned for the healthy exposure
of students. Dr. Haseeb Anwar
Target based progress plans with a suggested time frame Incharge/Assistant Professor
will be set to get the required progress in limited time. Specialization: Bio-health markers/ Endocrinology
Along with academics the Physiologist has an enormous
role in the public health services including diagnostics, Dr. Muhammad Umar Sohail
pharmaceuticals, health centers, food industry, Reagents, Assistant Professor
analytical kits, instruments manufacturers. Specialization: Gut microbiome / Digestive Physiology
Students will be encouraged to actively participate in the
Programs Offered extracurricular activities of the University, which will be a Dr. Ghulam Hussain
1. BS Physiology Assistant Professor
healthy exercise to groom their mental capabilities.
2. MPhil Physiology Specialization: Neurosciences
3. PhD Physiology
Mission Mr. Arslan Shaukat
Incharge: Dr. Haseeb Anwar The Department of Physiology was established with the aim Lecturer
to provide high-tech theoretical and practical knowledge/ Specialization: Nanotechnology
skills to the students through quality teaching and research.
Yet much is in action, the department is still striving to acquire Mr. Arslan Iftikhar
latest laboratory equipment to qualify students at international Lecturer (On Study Leave)
standards. Specialization: Obesity, oxidative stress

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Semester 5 PHS-713 Microbial Physiology 3(2-1)
Mr. Imtiaz Mustafa PHS-501 Neurophysiology 4 (3-1) PHS-714 Comparative Physiology 3(3-0)
Research Associate PHS-503 Endocrinology 3 (2-1) PHS-715 Physiological Techniques 3(1-2)
Specialization: Oxidative Stress PHS-505 General and Systemic Pharmacology 4(3-1) PHS-716 Fermentation and Gut Physiology 3(2-1)
PHS-507 Principles of Human Nutrition 3 (3-0) PHS-717 Research Methods in Biosciences 3(3-0)
Scheme of Studies PHS-509 Human and Animal Behavior 3 (2-1) PHS-718 Nutrition Physiology 3(2-1)
BS Physiology Semester 6 PHS-719 Advances in Clinical Endocrinology 3(2-1)
Semester 1 PHS-502 Biology of Development 3(3-0) PHS-720 Sports and Exercise Physiology 3(3-0)
PHS-301 Functional Anatomy 4 (3-1) PHS-504 Reproductive Physiology 3 (2-1) PHS-721 Advances in Pathologic Physiology 3(2-1)
PHS-303 Biochemistry-I 3 (2-1) PHS-506 Physiology of Sensory System 3 (2-1) PHS-722 Advanced Avian Physiology 3(2-1)
PHS-305 Cell and Molecular Biology 3 (2-1) PHS-508 Comparative Physiology 3 (2-1) PHS-723 Gut Physiology and Immunology 3(2-1)
MTH-301 Mathematics-1 (Compulsory) 3 (3-0) BNB-405 Introduction to Biotechnology 3 (2-1) PHS-724 Advanced Environmental Physiology 3(3-0)
ENG-321 EAP (English for Academic Purpose) 3 (3-0) SAT-421 Bio-Statistics 3 (2-1) PHS-725 Nanotechnology and its Applications in 3(2-1)
(Compulsory) Physiology
Semester 7
ISL-321 Islamic Studies /Ethics 2 (2-0) PHS-726 Advanced Cell Physiology 3(2-1)
PHS-601 Electrophysiology 3 (2-1)
Semester 2 Other mandatory requirements for MPhil
PHS-603 Physiology of Health, Fitness and Exercise 3 (2-1)
PHS-302 Biochemistry-II 3 (2-1) PHS-727 Special Problem 1(0-1)
PHS-605 Physiological Techniques 3 (1-2)
BOT-402 Plant Physiology and Ecology 3 (3-0) PHS-728 Seminar 1(0-1)
PHS-607 Pathophysiology 3 (2-1)
PHS-304 Microbial Anatomy and Physiology 3 (2-1) PHS-730 Research Thesis 6(0-6)
PHS-609 Research Methods in BioSciences 3 (3-0)
PHS-306 Ecology, Biodiversity and Zoology 4 (3-1) (Compulsory) Other Mandatory Requirements for PhD
ENG-322 Academic Reading and Writing (Compulsory) 3 (3-0) Semester 8 PHS-757 Special Problem 1(0-1)
PST-322 Pakistan Studies 2 (2-0) PHS-602 Internship and Report Writing 10 (0- PHS-758 Seminar 1(0-1)
10)
Semester 3 PHS-760 Research Thesis
PHS-401 Physiology of Digestion & Metabolism 3 (2-1)
PHS-403 Physiology of Respiratory System 3 (2-1)
MPhil/PhD Physiology
PHS-701 Principles of Physiology and Homeostasis 3(3-0)
PHS-405 Physiology of Blood and Extracellular Fluid 3 (2-1)
PHS-702 Physiology of Respiratory System 3(2-1)
PHS-407 Renal Physiology 3 (2-1)
PHS-703 Nerve and Muscle Physiology 3(2-1)
ENG-421 Advanced Academic Reading and Writing 3 (3-0)
(Compulsory) PHS-704 Physiology of Blood and Cardiovascular 3(2-1)
System
CSI-101 Introduction and application to computer 3 (2-1)
(Compulsory) PHS-705 Physiology of Nervous System 3(2-1)
Semester 4 PHS-706 Advanced Immunology 3(2-1)
PHS-402 Cardiovascular Physiology 4 (3-1) PHS-707 Reproductive Physiology 3(2-1)
PHS-404 Nerve and Muscle Physiology 3 (2-1) PHS-708 Physiology of Digestion and Metabolism 3(2-1)
PHS-406 Introduction to Bioinformatics 3 (2-1) PHS-709 Physiology of Sensory System 3(21)
MTH-302 Mathematics-II (Compulsory) 3(3-0) PHS-710 Physiology of Kidney and Acid Base Balance 3(2-1)
PHS-408 Homeostasis 1 (1-0) PHS-711 Advanced Endocrinology 3(2-1)
PHS-410 General Immunology 3 (2-1) PHS-712 Exercise Physiology 3(3-0)

Department of
Zoology
Phone: 041-9201206
Email: zoology@gcuf.edu.pk
Vision of the Department. The fully equipped laboratories, well-

The Department of Zoology is home to multidisciplinary furnished class rooms and update spacious library provide the
approaches towards vast areas of biological sciences. The best possible facilities to the students in their academic pursuits.
department aims to be a centre of excellence in teaching as All the faculty members under the dynamic leadership of Dr.
well as in diverse areas of research to promote knowledge, skills Farhat Jabeen are striving hard and exercising their potentialities
and expertise in students required to contribute to society as to the maximum extent focusing the activity based learning.
educators, research scientists and administrators. University industry linkage program for the joint research
ventures have been initiated. For this purpose the Department
has established a linkage through signing MoU with Newcastle
Mission University UK, WASA and Punjab Fisheries Department with
To meet the dire need of coming decades, the Department of an objective of sharing research facilities for educational and
Zoology is committed to impart updated education, to deliver career development of the students coherent with professional
society-oriented and need-based research, to develop an requirement. The Department believes in its uplifting at world
integrated program to enhance fisheries resources and their recognized level through imparting outstanding teaching and
management, to hold regular seminars by invited speakers research by awarding degree in academic programs of BS, MSc,
and subject specialists for the scientific grooming of students MS /MPhil and PhD in Zoology.
and faculty and to develop collaboration both at national and Recently department has recruited foreign qualified PhD faculty
Programs Offered international levels. members to broaden the teaching and research horizon to face
1. BS Zoology
the modern challenges in the field of Science and Technology.
2. MSc Zoology
Introduction Entomology, Fish Nutrition and Wet labs have been established
3. MPhil Zoology
Department of Zoology was established in 1990 for the teaching to extend its infrastructure. Department has research project
4. PhD Zoology
of graduate and post graduate courses affiliated with Punjab under INSPIRE Program (British council-Higher Education
University, Lahore, then took a mature turn after the up- Commission funded project) and its two extension programs
Chairperson: Dr. Farhat Jabeen
gradation of Govt. College Faisalabad as Govt. College University, SPEKE and TNE on its credit. Moreover various other projects
Faisalabad in 2002. Later on launching of MPhil, PhD and Honors funded by Pakistan Science Foundation (PSF) and Higher
programs added to its status and it has come forth as one of the Education Commission are being running in the Department.
academically sound Department of the country. The high profile
motivated faculty loaded with initiative and drive is key strength

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Faculty Specialization: Microbiology, Immunology, Bioinformatic Specialization: Biodiversity, Vertebrate Pest Control
Dr. Farhat Jabeen
PhD (QAU), Post-Doc (UK) Dr. Fatima Jalal Dr. Tayyaba Ali
(HEC Approved Supervisor) PhD (UAF) PhD (QAU)
Professor / Chairperson (HEC Approved Supervisor) Assistant Professor (Ad hoc)
Specialization: Fisheries, Human Molecular Genetics, Assistant Professor (TTS) Biotechnology , Genetic Toxicology, Recombinant DNA
Environmental Science, Aquatic Toxicology Specialization: Molecular biology, Proteomics, Microbiology, Technology
Ecology & Biodiversity.
Dr. Tayyaba Sultana Dr. Muhamamd Asrar Chaudhary
PhD (QAU), Post-Doc (QAU & UK) Dr. Shabab Nasir PhD (GCUF)
(HEC Approved Supervisor) PhD (UAF), Six months research training (Norway) Assistant Professor
Professor (HEC Approved Supervisor) Specialization: Entomology, Insect Pest Management
Specialization: Fisheries, Cell and Molecular Biology, Genetics Assistant Professor (TTS)
Specialization: Medical Entomology Dr. Sajid Yaqub Qureshi
Dr. Salma Sultana PhD (UAF)
PhD (QAU), Post-Doc (UK) Dr. Syed Makhdoom Hussain Assistant Professor
(HEC Approved Supervisor) PhD (UAF) Specialization: Aquatic Toxicology, Fresh water Fisheries,
Associate Professor (HEC Approved Supervisor) Ichthyology
Specialization: Fisheries, Human Molecular Genetics, Fish Assistant Professor (TTS)
Nutrition Specialization: Fish Nutrition, Aquatic Toxicology Dr. Shahzad Ahmad
PhD (UAF)
Dr. Samina Qamar Dr. Farkhanda Asad Assistant Professor
PhD (PU), Post-Doc (USA) PhD (UAF) Specialization: Wildlife Ecology, Vertebrate Pest Management
(HEC Approved Supervisor) (HEC Approved Supervisor)
Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Dr. Inayat Ullah
Specialization: Entomology, Apiculture, Honey Analysis, Specialization: Limnology, Fish Nutrition PhD (PMAS-UAAR)
Apitherapy, beekeeping, Bee-economics Assistant Professor
Dr. Shabana Parvez Specialization: Molecular Genetics, Ecology
Dr. Laiq Ahmad PhD (UAF)
PhD (QAU), Post Doc (USA) (HEC Approved Supervisor) Dr. Bilal Hussain
(HEC Approved Supervisor) Assistant Professor PhD (GCUF)
Assistant Professor Specialization: Vertebrate Pest Management, Wildlife Ecology, Assistant Professor
Specialization: Reproductive Physiology, Endocrinology Productive ecology Specialization: Fisheries, Molecular Biology, Genomics
Dr. M. Kashif Zahoor Dr. Khizar Samiullah Dr. Javeria Altaf

PhD (France) PhD (PU) PhD Scholar (GCUF)
(HEC Approved Supervisor) (HEC Approved Supervisor) Assistant Professor (OPS)
Assistant Professor (TTS) Assistant Professor (TTS) Specialization: Biodiversity
Specialization: Entomology, Genetics, Molecular Biology Specialization: Paleontology & Zoogeography, Mammalogy,
Evolution, Systematics Dr. Amna Sajjad
Dr. Muhammad Samee Mubarik PhD (Germany)
PhD (UAF) Dr. Bilal Rasool Lecturer
(HEC Approved Supervisor) PhD (Austria) Specialization: Molecular Immunology
Assistant Professor (TTS) Assistant Professor (TTS)
Specialization: Fisheries Specialization: Entomology, Molecular Ecology Dr. Azhar Rasool
PhD (NENU, China)
Dr. Asma Ashraf Dr. Azhar Rafique Assistant Professor
PhD (GCUF) PhD (UAF) Specialization: Cell Biology, Cell Signaling pathways, Genetics
Assistant Professor (TTS) Assistant Professor (TTS)

Mr. Zahid Iqbal ZOL-404 Zoology-VI (Animal Form & Function -2) 4(3-1) ZOL-553 Developmental Biology 4(3-1)
MPhil Scholar (GCUF)
Lecturer PSY-422 Introduction to Psychology 3(3-0) ZOL-555 Advanced Environmental Biology 3(2-1)
Specialization: Fisheries CSI-321 Introduction to Computing Applications 3(3-0) ZOL-557 Animal Physiology 4(3-1)
BOT-302 Botany-II/subsidiary (Core) 4(3-1) ZOL-559 Advanced Cell Biology 3(2-1)
Ms. Mussarrat Shaheen
Semester 5 ZOL-561 Research Methodology 1(1-0)
PhD Scholar (QAU)
Lecturer (on study leave) ZOL-501 Cell and Molecular Biology 4(3-1) Semester 2
Specialization: Microbiology BCH-301 Introduction to Biochemistry 3(2-1) ZOL-552 Biochemistry II (Metabolism) 3(2-1)
ZOL-505 Animal Physiology I 4(3-1) ZOL-554 Physiology of Coordination and Animal 4(3-1)
Ms. Maleeha Manzoor Behavior
PhD Scholar (PU) ZOL-507 Animal Behavior 2(2-0)
ZOL-556 Evolution and Principles of Systematics 3(2-1)
Lecturer (on study leave) ZOL-509 General and Molecular Genetics 4(3-1)
Specialization: Eco-toxicology ZOL-558 General and Molecular Genetics 4(3-1)
Semester 6
ZOL-560 Principles of Zoogeography 3(2-1)
Ms. Tahira Younis
ZOL-562 Fundamentals of Microbiology 3(2-1)
PhD Scholar (QAU) ZOL-504 Developmental Biology 4(3-1)
Lecturer (on study leave) Semester 3
ZOL-506 Ecology 3(3-0)
Specialization: Biochemistry ZOL-651 Principles of Paleontology 3(2-1)
ZOL-508 Principles of Zoogeography 3(2-1)
ZOL-653 Biodiversity 3(2-1)
BCH-502 Biochemistry II (Metabolism) 3(2-1)
Scheme of Studies ZOL-512 Physiology II 4(3-1)
ZOL-655 Biostatistics 3(3-0)
BS Zoology Semester 7
ZOL-657 Fish Culture 3(2-1)
Semester 1 BIT-559 Introduction to Biotechnology 3(3-0)
ZOL-601 Evolution and Principles of Systematics 4(3-1)
ZOL-301 Zoology I (Principle in Animal Life-1) 4(3-1) ZOL-663 Biological and Chemical Control of Pests 3(2-1)
ZOL-605 Fisheries 3(2-1)
BOT-301 Botany-I/subsidiary (Core) 4(3-1) Semester 4
ZOL-607 Research Methodology 1(1-0)
CHM-321 Chemistry-I/subsidiary 4(3-1) ZOL-652 Wildlife of Pakistan 2(1-1)
ZOL-609 Principles of Paleontology 3(3-0)
ENG-321 Functional English 3(3-0) ZOL-654 Bioremediation and Bio-processing 3(2-1)
ZOL-611 Fundamentals of Entomology 3(2-1)
ISL-321 Islamic Studies / Ethics 2(2-0) ZOL-656 Aquatic Toxicology 3(2-1)
ZOL-613 Aquatic Toxicology 3(2-1)
Semester 2 BIN-662 Basic Bioinformatics 3(2-1)
Semester 8
ZOL-302 Zoology-II (Principle in Animal Life-2) 4(3-1) ZOL-680 Thesis 6(0-6)
BNB-402 Basic Bioinformatics 3(2-1)
MTH-321 Mathematics-I 3(3-0) To be offered *Special paper 1 (in lieu of thesis) 3(2-1)
ZOL-606 Wildlife 3(2-1)
CHM-322 Chemistry-II/subsidiary (Core) 4(3-1) To be offered *Special paper 2 (in lieu of thesis) 3(2-1)
ZOL-608 Bioremediation and Bio-processing 3(2-1)
* Two courses Special Subject/Optional will be opted in lieu of
ENG-322 English Comprehension and Composition 3(3-0) ZOL-630 Thesis 6(0-6) research for BS and MSc
PST-321 Pakistan Studies 2(2-0) To be offered *Special paper 1 (in lieu of thesis) 3(2-1)
ZOL-660 Fundamentals of Entomology 3(2-1)
Semester 3 To be offered *Special paper 2 (in lieu of thesis) 3(2-1)
ZOL-662 Endocrinology A 3(2-1)
ZOL-401 Zoology-III (Animal Diversity -1: Invertebrates) 4(3-1)
ZOL-664 Ornithology 2(1-1)
ZOL-403 Zoology-IV (Animal Diversity -2 : Chordates) 4(3-1)
ZOL-665 Mammology 2(1-1)
BOT-401 Botany-III/subsidiary (Core) 4(3-1)
CHM-421 Chemistry-III/subsidiary (Core) 4(3-1) MSc Zoology ZOL-666 Aqua Culture Health Management 3(2-1)
ZOL-667 Insect Pest of Agriculture and their 2(1-1)
ENG-421 Communication Skills 3(3-0) Semester 1
Management
Semester 4 ZOL-551 Biochemistry I (Structure and Functions of 3(2-1)
ZOL-668 Biology of Birds and Mammals in Pakistan 3(2-1)
Macro molecules)
ZOL-402 Zoology-V (Animal Form & Function -1) 4(3-1)

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ZOL-669 Proto-Zoology 2(1-1) ZOL-713 Human Embryology and Teratology 3(2-1) ZOL-754 Insects and Wildlife-II 3(2-1)
ZOL-670 Fundamentals of Limnology 3(2-1) ZOL-714 Molecular Biology 3(2-1) ZOL-755 Biology and Control of Vertebrate Pests 3(2-1)
ZOL-671 Applied Limnology 3(2-1) ZOL-715 Molecular Physiology 3(2-1) ZOL-756 Vector Biology 3(2-1)
ZOL-672 Applied Entomology 3(2-1) BIT-787 Environmental Biotechnology 3(3-0) ZOL-757 Mammalogy 3(2-1)
ZOL-673 Endocrinology B 3(2-1) ZOL-717 Advances in Aquatic Toxicology 3(2-1) ZOL-761 Applied Population Ecology 3(3-0)
ZOL-674 Applied Microbiology 3(2-1) ZOL-718 Medical Microbiology 3(2-1) ZOL-762 Geographical Information System in Wildlife 3(3-0)
Management
ZOL-675 Fish Physiology and Breeding 3(2-1) ZOL-719 Behavioural Ecology 3(2-1)
ZOL-763 Wildlife Conservation Biology 3(3-0)
ZOL-676 Aquatic Biology 3(2-1) ZOL-720 Principles of Toxicology 3(2-1)
ZOL-764 Wildlife Diseases and their Management 3(2-1)
ZOL-677 Integrated Aqua Culture 3(2-1) ZOL-721 Chalk Talk/Assignment Presentation 2(2-0)
ZOL-765 Parasitic Diseases of Wild Mammals 3(2-1)
ZOL-678 Sea Food Technology 3(2-1) ZOL-722 Limnology 3(2-1)
ZOL-766 Wildlife Management-I (Wetlands) 3(2-1)
ZOL-679 Seminar 1(0-1) ZOL-724 Term Paper (Review Article, Special problem) 3(3-0)
ZOL-767 Wildlife Management-II (Terrestrial) 3(2-1)
ZOL-680 Thesis 3(2-1) ZOL-725 Advances in Aquaculture-I 3(2-1)
ZOL-768 Wildlife Food and Foraging 3(3-0)
ZOL-681 Project 3(0-3) ZOL-726 Journal Club 2(2-0)
ZOL-769 Wild Fish Fauna of Pakistan 3(3-0)
ZOL-682 Internship 3(2-1) ZOL-727 Applied Fisheries 3(2-1)
ZOL-770 Eco-Tourism Planning and Management 3(3-0)
ZOL-683 Principles of Fish Biology 3(2-1) ZOL-731 Advances in Aquaculture-II 3(2-1)
ZOL-771 Range Management 3(2-1)
ZOL-684 Immunology and Hematology 3(2-1) ZOL-732 Advances in Fish Genetics 3(2-1)
ZOL-772 Park Management 2(2-0)
ZOL-685 Vector Biology 3(2-1) ZOL-733 Biotechnology in Aquaculture 3(2-1)
ZOL-773 Protected Areas and their Management 3(3-0)
ZOL-686 Aquatic Environmental Management 3(2-1) ZOL-734 Fish Biology 3(2-1)
ZOL-774 Advances in Ichthyology 3(2-1)
ZOL-687 Molecular Biology 3(2-1) ZOL-735 Fish Ecology 3(2-1)
ZOL-775 Fish Nutrition-I 3(3-0)
ZOL-688 Fish Ecology 3(2-1) ZOL-736 Fish Bioenergetics 3(2-1)
ZOL-776 Fish Nutrition-II 3(2-1)
ZOL-689 Ichthyology 3(2-1) ZOL-737 Fisheries Management 3(2-1)
ZOL-777 Andrology 3(2-1)
ZOL-690 Bio-Physical Methods in Life Sciences 3(2-1) ZOL-738 Environmental Biology of Fishes 3(2-1)
ZOL-778 Fishing Gear Technology 3(2-1)
ZOL-691 Comparative Anatomy of Vertebrates 3(2-1) ZOL-739 Chemical Biology of Fishes 3(2-1)
ZOL-779 Ornithology 3(2-1)
ZOL-740 Techniques in Fisheries Management 3(2-1)
MPhil/PhD Zoology ZOL-741 Fisheries resources and development 2(2-0)
ZOL-780 Herpetology 3(2-1)
ZOL-781 Wildlife Damage Management 3(3-0)
ZOL-701 Quantitative Zoology 3(2-1) ZOL-742 Nutrients requirement and metabolism in fish 4(3-1)
Other Mandatory Requirements for MS/MPhil
ZOL-702 Advances in Biodiversity 3(2-1) ZOL-743 Bio-economics of fisheries resources 2(2-0)
ZOL-723 Special Problem 1(1-0)
ZOL-703 Immunology 3(2-1) ZOL-744 Fish biotechnology/Aquaculture biology 3(2-1)
STA-795 Statistics for Research 3(2-1)
ZOL-704 Advances in Recombinant DNA Technology 3(2-1) ZOL-745 Fish Hatchery Management 3(2-1)
ZOL-728 Seminar (General) 1(0-1)
BIT-751 Modern Biotechnology: Principles and 3(3-0) ZOL-746 Molecular Entomology 3(2-1)
Applications ZOL-729 Seminar (Research) 1(0-1)
ZOL-747 Medical Entomology 3(2-1)
ZOL-706 Reproductive Physiology 3(2-1) ZOL-730 Thesis 6(0-6)
ZOL-748 Economic Entomology 3(2-1)
ZOL-707 Population Genetics 3(2-1) Other Mandatory Requirements for PhD
ZOL-749 Environmental Entomology 3(2-1)
ZOL-708 Comparative Vertebrate Endocrinology 3(2-1) STA-797 Experimental and Inferential Statistics for 3(2-1)
ZOL-750 Animal Pest and disease producing organisms 3(2-1)
Research
ZOL-709 Biostatistics 3(3-0) ZOL-751 Advanced integrated pest management-I 3(2-1)
ZOL-758 Seminar (General) 1(0-1)
ZOL-710 Biochemistry of Drug Action 3(2-1) ZOL-752 Advanced integrated pest management-II 3(2-1)
ZOL-759 Seminar (Research) 1(0-1)
ZOL-711 Helminthology 3(2-1) ZOL-753 Insects and Wildlife-I 3(2-1)
ZOL-760 Thesis
ZOL-712 Human Genetics 3(2-1)

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Faculty of
Physical Science
1. Department of Applied Chemistry Prof. Dr. Nasir Amin

2. Department of Chemistry Dean
3. Department of Computer Science Ph: 041-9201552
Email: drnasir@gcuf.edu.pk
4. Department of Geography
Prof. Dr. Nasir Amin has taken up the charge of Dean
5. Department of Information Technology faculty of physical sciences in 2017. In addition, chairman/
6. Department of Mathematics convener of several important administrative forums of
the university. After a long and prosperous academic and
7. Department of Physics research career at the Department of Physics, University
of Agriculture Faisalabad he joined government college
8. Department of Statistics university faisalabad as Professor of physics in 2012. Since
9. Department of Software Engineer then both the faculty and infrastructure of the Department
of Physics have seen huge progress. With Prof. Dr. Nasir
Amin as the Dean of the faculty of Physical Sciences, the
faculty as well as students of this faculty are expected
to benefit immensely from the conducive and enabling
environment. Prof. Amin completed his PhD at the Quid-e-
Azam University Islamabad and later joined the University
of California as a Postdoctoral Research Fellow where
he stayed till 2010. He has completed several research
projects worth over Rs. 15 million including the prestigious
Presidential Young innovator award. His research work
on laser matter interaction has been among one of the
pioneering works in Pakistan which has been published
in highly reputed international impact factors journals of
physics. He has won the Pakistan Council for Science and
Technologys Research Productivity Award several times,
while the Pakistan Academy of Sciences has also honored
him with the PAS Gold medal in 2010 in recognition of his
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Department of
Applied Chemistry
Email: appchem@gcuf.edu.pk
Phone: 041-9200037
Applied Chemistry creating the jobs rather than looking for the jobs themselves. All
the faculty members of Applied Chemistry are PhD or enrolled
in PhD.
Vision Objectives
The vision of the Department is to integrate modern teaching To produce applied chemists who can efficiently
and learning methods in the curriculum to provide training to manage the working of industries and be able to moti
students in interdisciplinary programmes for the academics and vate and adopt new technologies to meet the interna
industries. tional standards
To produce students who are confident of applying
Mission the knowledge of chemistry and skills which they ac
Our mission is to provide nurturing and conducive environment quire in understanding the problems of the local in
for imparting skill in basic and applied chemistry. The dustry and the world at large. Thereby making useful
Department of Applied is being responding to the needs of contributions towards resolving industry linked prob
chemical industries by preparing skilled manpower. lems.
Introduction To produce chemists who can work as quality control
Government College University is situated in the center of managers (from raw material and intermediate prod
Faisalabad which is the hub of the textile industry because of its uct to final product) in every sector of the industry.
vast industrial network and textile based structure. More than To provide skill in handling chemicals, managing
500 textile units in the city are utilizing chemistry to manufacture chemical laboratories and scientific instruments.
value added products according to world standards. In addition
Programs Offered to textile sector, Faisalabad is also well known for different Achievements:
1. BS Applied Chemistry industries; such as paints, pigments, dyes, sugar, fertilizer,
2. MSc Applied Chemistry Department of Applied Chemistry has established working re-
pharmaceutical, foods, oils and fats, soaps and detergents. search collaboration with industry such as paints, pigments,
3. MPhil Applied Chemistry Keeping in view the industrial need for highly qualified, skilled,
4. PhD Applied Chemistry dyes, sugar, fertilizer, pharmaceutical, foods, oils and fats, soaps
visionary and trained manpower that could meet international and detergents. All faculty members of Applied Chemistry are
standards, the Department of Applied Chemistry was established working on different projects funded by HEC out of these five are
Chairman: Dr. Tahsin Gulzar at the GC University Faisalabad in 2004 to meet these challenges. NRPU research grants. Moreover, our faculty members have also
The faculty of the Department is strolling hard with full devotion won research grants from international research organizations
and dedication to produce dynamic students of high vision with such as ISF and UNESCO/IUPAC project for green chemistry. The
clean cut aims and market oriented objectives. The idea behind department of Applied Chemistry organizes International con-
these activities is to train our students as entrepreneurs for
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ferences, workshops, symposia and hand on trainings for stu- Dr. Fazal-ur-Rehman Dr. Shazia Abrar
dents, staff and faculty members wherein eminent scientists of PhD (UAF) PhD (University of Graz)
international fame are often invited for delivering instructions. Assistant Professor/Weekend program coordinator Assistant Professor/ Member Book purchase committee.
The department of Applied Chemistry is not only progressing in Specialization: Physical Chemistry/ Polymer Chemistry Specialization: Analytical Chemistry and Cosmetic Science
research activities but also has success stories in Business and (HEC Approved Supervisor)
won two prizes in Business Incubation Centre competition. The Dr.Sarosh Iqbal
department of Applied Chemistry is also enhancing its activities Dr. Muhammad Jawwad Saif PhD HEJRIC, (Split program University of Oxford)
by launching different short courses and associate degree pro- PhD (PU), MRSC, C. Chem. (UK) Assistant Professor/ Sports In-charge (Girls)
grams which are designed in collaboration with the Chamber of Assistant Professor/ Research coordinator Specialization: Medicinal Chemistry / Polymerchemistry / Or-
Commerce and Industries of Faisalabad. The different areas will Specialization:Applied Chemistry, Functional Materials, Catalysis ganometalic Chemistry
be (HEC Approved Supervisor)
Textile Industries Dr. Amjad Hussain
Natural Product Isolation Dr. Shumaila Kiran Post Doc (1st ) University of California San Diego, U.S.A.
Natural and Synthetic Polymers PhD (UAF) Post Doc (2nd ) University of Paris.
Polymer composite materials Assistant Professor/ IT Focal Person PhD H.E.J. Research Inst. Chemistry, Pakistan.
Paints and Coatings Specialization: Organic Chemistry/ Environment Chemistry/ Assistant Professor / Sports In-charge (Boys)
Adhesives and Sealants Waste Water Treatment Specialization: Marine Natural Products
Pharmaceuticals and Nutraceuticals (HEC Approved Supervisor)
Miss Anbreen Anjum
Dr. Mirza Nadeem Ahmad PhD Scholar (GCUF)
Faculty PhD (China), Lecturer (on study leave) Specialization: Organic Chemistry
Assistant Professor/ Time Table In-charge
Dr. Tahsin Gulzar (Chairperson) Specialization: Nanomaterials, Composite Materials Mrs. Aqdas Noreen
Post-doctorate (ITMC,RWTH, AACHEN) Germany, (HEC Approved Supervisor) PhD Scholar (GCUF)
PhD (HEJ, Karachi University) Lecturer (on study leave) Specialization: Organic Chemistry
Associate Professor Dr. Muhammad Naveed Anjum
Specialization: Organic Chemistry/ Phytochemistry (HEC Ap- PhD Huazhong University of Science and Technology, CHINA. Miss Kinza Aslam,
proved Supervisor) Assistant Professor/ Member QEC and Prospectus Committee MPhil (GCUF).
Specialization: Material Chemistry /Polymer Composite Material Lecturer (on study leave)
Dr. Khalid Mahmood Zia (HEC Approved Supervisor) Specialization: Organic Chemistry
PhD (UAF), Doctoral Research Fellow, IPPI, Iran.
BIM-UQ, Australia. Dr. Muhammad Ibrahim Mr. Kashif Zafar
Associate Professor / Director ORIC PhD (KU) (HEC Approved Supervisor) MPhil Applied Chemistry GCUF.
Specialization: Physical Chemistry / Polymer Chemistry / Assistant Professor/ Discipline Committee In-charge Lecturer
Textile Chemistry / Bionanocomposites Specialization: Organic Chemistry/ Natural Products Chemistry P.hD. Scholar Applied Chemistry GCUF
Dr. Tahir Farooq
Dr. Shahzad Ali Shahid Chatha PhD (Norway)
PhD (UAF), Post Doc. UWO Canada Assistant Professor/ student Advisor
Assistant Professor/ Convener Canteen and Parking committee Specialization: Organic Chemistry / Medicinal Chemistry
Specialization:Analytical Chemistry, Natural Products Chemistry (HEC Approved Supervisor)
Dr. Shahzad Zafar Iqbal
Dr. Shazia Tabasum PhD, (UAF), Post Doctorate (Uni Putra Malaysia)
PhD (GCUF) Research Fellow (Cornell University, USA)
Assistant Professor/ Secretary BoS Assistant Professor / Examination Coordinator
Specialization: Organic Chemistry / Polymer Chemistry Research Specialization; Organic Chemistry/ Food Chemistry/
Food Safety

Scheme of Studies ACH-509 Chemometrics 3(30) ACH-631 Industrial Project / Review Article 4(04)
BS Applied Chemistry Semester 6
Semester 1 ACH-502 Applied Inorganic Chemistry-II 4(31)
ENG-321 Functional English 3(3-0) ACH-504 Applied Organic Chemistry-II 4(31)

ACH-506 Applied Physical Chemistry-II 4(31)
MSc Applied Chemistry
PHY-323 Applied Physics-I 4(31)
Semester 1
ISL-321 Islamic Studies/Ethics 2(20) ACH-508 Applied Molecular Spectroscopy 3(30)
ACH-551 Applied Inorganic Chemistry-I 4(31)
MTH-321 Mathematics-I 3(30) ACH-510 Chemical Process Industries 4(31)
OR (For Medical students) ACH-553 Applied Organic Chemistry-I 4(31)
Semester 7
BOT-303 Functional Biology-I General Applied Chemistry Group ACH-555 Applied Physical Chemistry-I 4(31)
(For Non medical students)
ACH-601 Oils, Fats and Waxes 4(31) ACH-557 Analytical Techniques and Quality Control 4(31)
CSI-321 Introduction to Computing Applications 3(30)
ACH-603 Colour Chemistry 4(31) ACH-559 Chemometrics 3(30)
ACH-301 Fundamentals of Inorganic Chemistry 4(31)
ACH-605 Chemistry of Textiles Processing 4(31) Semester 2
Semester 2
ACH-607 Inorganic Chemical Industries 3(30) ACH-552 Applied Inorganic Chemistry-II 4(31)
ENG-322 English Comprehension and Composition 3(30)
ACH-609 Food and Allied Industries 3(30) ACH-554 Applied Organic Chemistry-II 4(31)
PST-321 Pakistan Studies 2(20)
ACH-611 Paper and Leather Industries 3(30) ACH-556 Applied Physical Chemistry-II 4(31)
PHY-324 Applied Physics-II 4(31)
ACH-613 Glass, Ceramics and Cement Industries 3(30) ACH-558 Applied Molecular Spectroscopy 3(30)
MTH-322 Mathematics-II 3(30)
ACH-635 Research Methods and Scientific Writing 2(20) ACH-560 Chemical Process Industries 4(31)
OR (For Medical students)
BOT-306 Functional Biology-II ENG-611 English for Employment 3(30) Semester 3: General Applied Chemistry Group
(For Non- medical students)
Semester 7 ACH-651 Oils, Fats and Waxes 4(31)
ACH-302 Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry 4(31) Polymer Science and Technology Group
ACH-653 Color Chemistry 4(31)
ACH-304 Environmental Chemistry 3(30) ACH-615 Synthetic Polymers 4(31)
ACH-655 Chemistry of Textiles Processing 4(31)
Semester 3 ACH-617 Characterization Techniques for Polymers 4(31)
ACH-657 Inorganic Chemical Industries 3(30)
ENG-421 Communication Skills 3(30) ACH-619 Mechanism and Kinetics of Polymerization 3(30)
ACH-659 Food and Allied Industries 3(30)
STA-321 Introduction to Statistical Theory 3(3-0) ACH-621 Synthetic Fibers 3(30)
ACH-661 Paper and Leather Industries 3(30)
MTH-429 Mathematics for Chemists-I 3(30) ACH-623 Introduction to Composite Materials 3(30)
ACH-663 Glass, Ceramics and Cement Industries 3(30)
ACH-401 Fundamentals of Physical Chemistry 4(31) ACH-625 Polymer Rheology and Processing 3(30)
ACH-685 Research Methods and Scientific Writing 2(20)
ACH-403 Fundamentals of Biochemistry 4(31) ACH-633 Natural Polymers 3(30)
ENG-611 English for Employment 3(30)
Semester 4 ACH-635 Research Methods and Scientific Writing 2(20)
Semester 3: Polymer Science and Technology Group
ENG-422 Technical Writing 3(30) ENG-611 English for Employment 3(30)
ACH-665 Synthetic Polymers 4(31)
MTH-434 Mathematics for Chemists-II 3(30) In 7th semester, the students of both specializations have to opt to
study any two practical courses and any two non-practical courses ACH-667 Characterization Techniques for Polymers 4(31)
ACH-402 Selected Topics in Chemistry 4(31)
from their respective groups when offered by the department, ACH-669 Mechanism and Kinetics of Polymerization 3(30)
ACH-404 Fundamentals of Analytical Techniques 4(31) however, ACH-635 and ENG-611 are compulsory courses.
ACH-671 Synthetic Fibers 3(30)
ACH-406 Fundamentals of Applied Chemistry 4(31) Semester 8
ACH-673 Introduction to Composite Materials 3(30)
Semester 5 BIM-606 Fundamentals of Marketing 2(20)
ACH-675 Polymer Rheology and Processing 3(30)
ACH-501 Applied Inorganic Chemistry-I 4(31) BIM-608 Cost & Managerial Accounting 2(2-0)
ACH-683 Natural Polymers 3(30)
ACH-503 Applied Organic Chemistry-I 4(31) BIT-622 Biotechnology for Chemical Industries 3(30)
OR ACH-685 Research Methods and Scientific Writing 2(20)
ACH-505 Applied Physical Chemistry-I 4(31)
ACH-608 Physical Chemistry of Polymers 3(30) ENG-611 English for Employment 3(30)
ACH-507 Analytical Techniques and Quality Control 4(31)
ACH-629 Seminar (Research) 1(0-1)

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In 3rd semester students of both specializations have to opt to study ACH-722 Chemistry of Elastomeric Materials 3(30)
any two practical courses and any two non-practical courses from
ACH-723 Polymeric Composites 3(30)
their respective groups when offered by the department, however,
ACH-685 and ENG-651are compulsory courses. ACH-724 Biodegradable Polymers 3(30)
Semester 4 ACH-725 Chemistry of Pharmaceutical Excipients 3(30)
MIM-652 Fundamentals of Marketing 2(20) ACH-726 Chemistry of Textile Auxiliaries 3(30)
OR ACH-727 Environmental Issues of Chemical Industries 3(30)
MIM-654 Cost & Managerial Accounting
ACH-731 Plastics Recycling Industries 3(30)
BIT-672 Biotechnology for Chemical Industries 3(30)
OR ACH-732 Phase Transfer Catalysis 3(30)
ACH-658 Physical Chemistry of Polymers ACH-733 Chemistry of Carbohydrate Derivatives 3(30)
ACH-679 Seminar 1(01) ACH-734 Chromatographic Methods 3(30)
ACH-681 Industrial Project 4(04) ACH-735 Methods of Thermal Analysis 3(30)
OR ACH-736 Forensic Analysis 3(30)
ACH-683 Review Article 4(04) ACH-737 Applied Biophysical Chemistry 3(3-0)
ACH-738 Natural Products Chemistry 3(30)
ACH-739 Applied Nuclear Chemistry 3(30)
MPhil/PhD Applied Chemistry ACH-740 Applied NMR Spectroscopy 3(30)
Theory Courses Other Mandatory Requirements for MPhil
*ACH-701 Instrumental Analysis for Process Industries 3(30) STA-795 Statistics for Research (Optional) 3(21)
*ACH-702 Industrial Water Conditioning and Effluent 3(30) ACH-728 Seminar (General) 1(0-1)
Treatment
*ACH-703 Corrosion Chemistry 3(30)
ACH-730 Thesis 6(06)
*ACH-704 Green Chemistry 3(30)
*ACH-705 Industrial Catalysis 3(30)
STA-795 Statistics for Research (Optional) 3(21)
*ACH-706 Emulsions and Emulsification 3(30)
ACH-758 Seminar (General) 1(0-1)
ACH-707 Paints and Coatings 3(30)
ACH-708 Pharmaceutical Chemistry 3(30)
ACH-760 Thesis
ACH-709 Agrochemicals 3(30)
*Core courses for MPhil program; the students will have to take four
ACH-710 Chemistry of Dyes and Pigments 3(30) core courses as and when offered by the department.
ACH-711 Chemistry of Essential Oils 3(30) *PhD. Students will have to take two core courses if they have not
studied in MPhil or previous studies.
ACH-712 Functional Food and Nutraceuticals 3(30)
ACH-713 Industrial Polymers 3(30)
ACH-714 Applied Atomic Spectroscopy 3(30)
ACH-715 Electrochemical Methods 3(30)
ACH-716 Applied Mass Spectrometry 3(30)
ACH-718 High Performance Fibers 3(30)
ACH-719 Adhesive and Sealants 3(30)
ACH-720 Chemistry of Supramolecules 3(30)
ACH-721 Chemistry of Nanomaterials 3(30)

Department of
Chemistry
Phone: 041-9201032
Email: chemistry@gcuf.edu.pk
Vision the GC University, Faisalabad. Presently more than 900 students

The vision of the Department is to promote quality research are enrolled in the graduation, MPhil and PhD programs. The
in the various branches of chemistry to ensure a viable and Department has well defined areas of Physical Chemistry,
practical solution to all the problems in the respective areas. Organic Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry and Analytical
Chemistry. The department has a clear thinking that a nation
of 180 million people needs world class expertise in chemical
Mission sciences which could meet the needs of common people. The
The Chemistry Department is committed to the advancement schemes of study of the Department of Chemistry have been
of highest level of theoretical and practical knowledge of designed in this backdrop. The major focus of the Department
chemistry. The department pledges to train Chemists capable is to train the students in their respective specializations such
of making significant contribution in the areas of medicine, as Nano science, Polymer Sciences, Biosensors, Synthesis of
dentistry, pharmacy, and related fields. Natural Products and Drugs and Bioassays. Pakistan is blessed
with enormous reservoirs of coal and minerals. Expertise is
Introduction available in the department to explore these latent/hidden
Chemistry is a science of development of human civilization. reservoirs.
From European Industrial Revolution in 19th Century to the The department has developed state-of-art research facilities
present day, the scenario of Biotechnology and Nanotechnology and has recently inducted young, talented and very experienced
is all related to chemical sciences. In the arena of scientific academicians. It has also moved to its new premises in Basic
development Chemists are the major stake holders. Be it Peace, Science Block, First Floor. It comprises four teaching laboratories
war or mission to Mars, Chemists are the main players in these for performing experiments and has four big and ventilated
endeavors. The recent developments in nuclear chemistry, lecture theatres with seating capacities of 80 students each. In
Programs Offered missile technology, environmental sciences, and understanding order to cater to the research activities of students and staff,
1. BS Chemistry four research laboratories are also being maintained. Moreover,
of intricacies of genetic engineering and biological processes,
2. MSc Chemistry a big seminar/symposium room and an auditorium is also being
biosensors, industrial growth and energy are all due to
3. MPhil (Physical Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, used for the instruction and carrying out scholarly activities.
chemistry in one way or the other. It not only adds value to the
Organic Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry) The faculty of the Department of Chemistry is striving hard to
raw materials but also provides new raw materials for high-
4. PhD Chemistry produce dynamic students with high vision, clear cut aims and
tech industries such as pharmaceuticals, textiles, agro-industry,
medicines, biomechanics, space science and so on. Therefore, it market oriented objectives. All these activities are aimed to the
Chairman: Dr. M. Kaleem Khan Khosa training of these students as entrepreneurs for creating the jobs
alleviates human sufferings and proves to be an effective tool to
fight against poverty. themselves rather than looking for the jobs.
The Department of Chemistry is one of the major departments of

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Faculty Dr. Zulfiqar Ali Khan Dr. Samreen Gul Khan

PhD (UK), PhD (GCUL)
Dr. M. Kaleem Khan Khosa Assistant Professor (TTS) Assistant Professor (TTS)
Post Doc (UK), PhD (QAU) (HEC Approved Supervisor) Specialization: Analytical Chemistry
Associate Professor / Chairman Specialization: Organic Chemistry
(HEC Approved Supervisor) Dr. Fozia Anjum
Specialization: Material Chemistry, Organo Transition Metal Dr. Tanveer Hussain Bokhari PhD (UAF)
Chemistry PhD (GCUL) Assistant Professor (TTS)
Assistant Professor (TTS) (HEC Approved Supervisor)
Dr. Muhammad Zubair (HEC Approved Supervisor) Specialization: Analytical Chemistry
Post Doc (Canada), PhD (HEJ) Specialization: Inorganic Chemistry, Radiochemistry
Associate Professor Dr. Nadia Akram
(HEC Approved Supervisor) Dr. Matloob Ahmad PhD (QAU)
Specialization: Bio-Organic and Medicinal Chemistry PhD (PU) Assistant Professor (TTS)
Assistant Professor (TTS) Specialization: Physical Chemistry (Polymer/composite
Dr. Abdullah Ijaz Hussain (HEC Approved Supervisor) materials, Soft matter)
Post Doc (USM Malaysia), PhD (UAF), Specialization: Organic Chemistry
Associate Professor Dr. Tahir Maqbool
Analytical Chemistry/Pharmaceuticals & Nutraceuticals Dr. Asim Mansha PhD (IUB)
(HEC Approved Supervisor) PhD (Austria), Post Doc(Austria) Asst. Professor
Assistant Professor (TTS) Specialization: Organic Chemistry
Dr. Muhammad Yousaf (HEC Approved Supervisor)
Post Doc (China) PhD (China) Specialization: Physical Chemistry Dr. Saima Rehman
(HEC Approved Supervisor) Dr. Muhammad Usman Assistant Professor
Specialization: Organic Semiconductor Synthesis, PhD (QAU) Specialization: Physical Chemistry
Organometallic Chemistry Assistant Professor (TTS)
(HEC Approved Supervisor) Dr. Muhammad Shafique
Dr. Ameer Fawad Zahoor Specialization: Physical Chemistry PhD (GCUL)
PhD (Germany), Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor (TTS) Dr. Majid Munir Specialization: Organic Chemistry
(HEC Approved Supervisor) PhD (UAF)
Specialization: Organic Synthesis (Drug Discovery , Synthetic Assistant Professor (TTS) Dr. Ghulam Mustafa Kamal
Organic Chemistry) (HEC Approved Supervisor) PhD (UCAS, China),
Specialization: Physical Chemistry Assistant Professor (IPFP)
Dr. Nasir Rasool Specialization: Analytical Chemistry (Metabolomics, Food &
PhD (Rostock, Germany), Dr. Muhammad Saeed Nutrition Chemistry)
Assistant Professor (TTS) PhD (University of Peshawar)
(HEC Approved Supervisor) Assistant Professor (TTS) Ms. Kulsoom G. Ali
Specialization: Synthesis of Natural Products, Medicinal (HEC Approved Supervisor) PhD Scholar (GCUF)
Chemistry, Homogeneous Catalysis Specialization: Physical Chemistry Lecturer
Specialization: Organic Chemistry
Dr. Syed Ali Raza Naqvi Dr. Atta-ul-Haq
PhD (PU) PhD (University of Peshawar) Ms. Bushra Parveen
Assistant Professor (TTS) Assistant Professor (TTS) PhD Scholar (GCUF)
(HEC Approved Supervisor) (HEC Approved Supervisor) Lecturer
Specialization: Bio-Analytical, Nuclear Medicine Chemistry Specialization: Analytical Chemistry Specialization: Organic Chemistry

Ms. Shazia Naheed BOT-302 Systematic anatomy and development 4(3-1) Specialization in Analytical Chemistry
PhD Scholar (GCUF), MPhil
Lecturer Optional (Any two subjects): Math & Physics or Botany & Zoology ENG-611 EFE (English for Employment) 3(3-0)
Specialization: Organic Chemistry Semester 3 CHM-601 Electroanalytical Techniques 3(3-0)
CHM-401 Physical Chemistry -I 4(3-1) CHM-603 Advanced Separation techniques 3(3-0)
Ms. Zumaira Siddique
ENG-421 Communication skillls 3(3-0) CHM-605 Atomic Spectroscopy 3(3-0)
MPhil (UOS)
Specialization: Physical Chemistry CSI-401 Computer Applications & Web-I 3(3-0) CHM-607 Advanced Analytical Chemistry Practicals-I 2(2-0)
MTH-423 Mathematics III 4(4-0) Specialization in Inorganic Chemistry
Mr. Shahid Adeel
PHY-423 Applied Physics-III 4(3-1) ENG-611 EFE (English for Employment) 3(3-0)
MPhil (UAF)
Lecturer (On Study Leave) ZOL-401 Zoology-III 4(3-1) CHM-617 Main Group Organometallic and Organic 3(3-0)
Reagents
Specialization: Physical Chemistry BOT-401 Cell Biology, Genetics and Evolution 4(3-1)
CHM-619 Spectroscopic Methods of Analysis 3(3-0)
Optional (Any two subjects): Math & Physics or Botany & Zoology
Ms. Ayesha Malik CHM-621 Metal Cluster Compounds 3(3-0)
Semester 4
MPhil (UAF)
CHM-623 Advanced Inorganic Chemistry Practicals-I 2(2-0)
Lecturer (On Study Leave) CHM-402 Chemistry (Special Topics) 4(3-1)
Specialization: Organic Chemistry Specialization in Organic Chemistry
ENG-422 Technical writing 3(3-0)
ENG-611 EFE (English for Employment) 3(3-0)
CSI-422 Computer Applications & Web II 3(3-0)
Ms. Javeria Rehman CHM-625 Spectroscopic Organic Techniques 3(3-0)
MPhil (GCUL) MTH-426 Mathematics-IV 4(4-0)
Lecture (on study leave) CHM-627 Rearrangements and Pericyclic Reactions 3(3-0)
PHY-424 Applied Physics-IV 4(3-1)
Specialization: Analytical Chemistry ZOL-402 Zoology-IV 4(3-1)
CHM-633 Pharmaceutical Chemistry 3(3-0)
CHM-635 Advanced Organic Chemistry Practicals-I 2(2-0)
BOT-402 Plant Physiology and Ecology 4(3-1)
Specialization in Physical Chemistry
Scheme of Studies Optional (Any two subjects): Math & Physics or Botany & Zoology
ENG-611 EFE (English for Employment) 3(3-0)
BS Chemistry Semester 5
CHM-637 Kinetics of Complex Reactions 3(3-0)
CHM-501 Inorganic Chemistry-II 4(3-1)
Semester 1
CHM-639 Thermodynamics and Spectroscopy 3(3-0)
CHM-503 Organic Chemistry-II 4(3-1)
CHM-301 Organic Chemistry-I 4(3-1) CHM-641 Material Chemistry 3(3-0)
CHM-505 Physical Chemistry-II 4(3-1)
ENG-321 Functional English 3(3-0) CHM-643 Advanced Physical Chemistry Practicals-I 2(2-0)
CHM-507 Analytical Chemistry-I 3(3-0)
BCH-509 Biochemistry-I 3(3-0)
MTH-321 Mathematics I 4(3-0) Specialization in Analytical Chemistry
MTH-525 Mathematics for Chemists 2(2-0)
PHY-323 Applied Physics I 4(3-1) STA-321 Introduction to Statistical Theory 3(3 0)
Optional (Any one subject): Analytical Chemistry-Ior Biochemistry-I
ZOL-301 Zoology-I 4(3-1) CHM-602 Thermal Methods of Analysis 3(3 0)
Semester 6
BOT-301 Diversity of Plants 4(3-1) CHM-604 Nuclear Analytical Techniques 3(3 0)
CHM-502 Inorganic Chemistry-III 4(3-1)
Optional (Any two subjects): Math & Physics or Botany & Zoology CHM-608 Food and Drug Chemistry 3(3 0)
CHM-504 Organic Chemistry-III 4(3-1)
Semester 2 CHM-648 Standard Methods & Quality Assurance 3(3 0)
CHM-506 Physical Chemistry-III 4(3-1)
CHM-302 Inorganic Chemistry - I 4(3-1) CHM-628 Advanced Analytical Chemistry Practicals II 2(0 2)
CHM-508 Analytical Chemistry-II 3(3-0)
ENG-322 English Comprehension and Composition 3(3-0) Specialization in Inorganic Chemistry
BCH-510 Biochemistry-II 3(3-0)
ISL-321 Islamic Studies / Ethics 2(2-0) STA-321 Introduction to Statistical Theory 3(3 0)
CHM-512 Introductory Spectroscopy 2(2-0)
MTH-322 Mathematics-II 3(3-0) CHM-618 X-ray Spectroscopy 3(3 0)
Optional (Any one subject): Analytical Chemistry-IIor Biochemistry-II
PHY-324 Applied Physics-II 4(3-1) CHM-620 Homogeneous Catalysis 3(3 0)
Semester 7
Z0L-302 Zoology-II 4(3-1) CHM-622 Radio Nuclear Chemistry 3(3 0)

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CHM-624 Magneto Chemistry 3(3 0) The students have to opt one specialization set from the followings. Specialization in Organic Chemistry
CHM-626 Advanced Inorganic Chemistry Practicals II 2(0 2) Specialization in Organic Chemistry CHM-629 Seminar 1(1 0)
Specialization in Organic Chemistry ENG-611 EFE (English for Employment) 3(3 0) STA-595 Introduction to Statistical Theory 3(3 0)
STA-321 Introduction to Statistical Theory 3(3 0) CHM-651 Spectroscopic Organic Techniques 3(3 0) CHM-660 Organic Polymers 3(3 0)
CHM-610 Organic Polymers 3(3 0) CHM-653 Rearrangements and Pericyclic Reactions 3(3 0) CHM-662 Reactive Intermediates and Photochemistry 3(3 0)
CHM-612 Reactive Intermediates and Photochemistry 3(3 0) CHM-655 Pharmaceutical Chemistry 3(3 0) CHM-664 Disconnection Approach 3(3 0)
CHM-614 Disconnection Approach 3(3 0) CHM-657 Advanced Organic Chemistry Practicals 2(0 2) CHM-666 Organic Catalyst and Catalysis 3(3 0)
CHM-616 Organic Catalyst and Protective Group 3(3 0) Specialization in Analytical Chemistry Specialization in Inorganic Chemistry
CHM-620 Advanced Organic Chemistry Practicals II 2(0 2) ENG-611 EFE (English for Employment) 3(3 0) CHM-629 Seminar 1(1 0)
Specialization in Physical Chemistry CHM-659 Electro Analytical Techniques 3(3 0) STA-595 Introduction to Statistical Theory 3(3 0)
STA-321 Introduction to Statistical Theory 3(3 0) CHM-661 Advanced Separation Techniques 3(3 0) CHM-676 X-ray Spectroscopy 3(3 0)
CHM-638 Applications of Symmetry & Group Theory 3(3 0) CHM-663 Spectroscopic Techniques 3(3 0) CHM-678 Homogeneous Catalysis 3(3 0)
CHM-640 Quantum Mechanics 3(3 0) CHM-665 Advanced Analytical Chemistry Practicals 2(0 2) CHM-684 Radio Nuclear Chemistry 3(3 0)
CHM-642 Nuclear and Radiation Chemistry 3(3 0) Specialization in Inorganic Chemistry CHM-686 Magneto Chemistry 3(3 0)
CHM-644 Electrochemical Aspects of Solutions 3(3 0) ENG-611 EFE (English for Employment) 3(3 0) Specialization in Physical Chemistry
CHM-632 Advanced Physical Chemistry Practicals II 2(0 2) CHM-687 Main Group Organometallic and Organic 3(3 0) CHM-629 Seminar 1(1 0)
Reagents
STA-595 Introduction to Statistical Theory 3(3 0)
CHM-630 Thesis* 6(0-6)
CHM-689 Spectroscopic Methods of Analysis 3(3 0)
CHM-688 Applications of Symmetry and Group Theory 3(3 0)
: Research students (with thesis will opt only two courses) & other
CHM-691 Metal Cluster Compounds 3(3 0)
will study four courses with compulsory Introduction to Statistical CHM-690 Quantum Mechanics 3(3 0)
Theory and Seminar CHM-693 Advanced Inorganic Chemistry Practicals 2(0 2)
CHM-692 Nuclear and Radiation Chemistry 3(3 0)
Specialization in Physical Chemistry
CHM-694 Electrochemical Aspects of Solutions 3(3 0)
MSc Chemistry ENG-611 EFE (English for Employment) 3(3 0)
Semester 1 CHM-675 Kinetics of Complex Reactions 3(3 0)
MPhil / PhD Chemistry
CHM-551 Physical Chemistry I 4(3 1) CHM-677 Thermodynamics and Spectroscopy 3(3 0)
Inorganic Chemistry
CHM-553 Organic Chemistry I 4(3 1) CHM-683 Material Chemistry 3(3 0)
CHM-701 Solid State Chemistry 3(3 0)
CHM-555 Inorganic Chemistry I 4(3 1) CHM-685 Advanced Physical Chemistry Practicals 2(0 2)
CHM-702 Photochemical Reactions of Transition Metals 3(3 0)
MTH-571 Mathematics for Chemists 2(2 0) Semester 4
CHM-703 Applied Transition Metal Catalytic Chemistry 3(3 0)
BCH-561 Biochemistry - I 3(3 0) CHM-680 Thesis 6(0-6)
CHM-704 Chemistry of Organometallic Compounds 3(3 0)
CHM-559 Analytical Chemistry - I 3(3 0) * Note: For research students, taking thesis will opt only two courses
CHM-705 Inorganic Electronic Spectroscopy 3(3 0)
MTH-321 Mathematics - I 2(2-0) & other students will study four courses along with two compulsory
courses i.e. STA-595 (Introduction to Statistical Theory and CHM-679 CHM-706 Kinetics and Mechanism of Inorganic 3(3 0)
Semester 2 (Seminar). Reactions
CHM-552 Physical Chemistry II 4(3 1) Specialization in Analytical Chemistry CHM-707 Bio-Inorganic Chemistry 3(3 0)
CHM-554 Organic Chemistry II 4(3 1) CHM-629 Seminar 1(1 0) CHM-708 Nano Chemistry 3(3 0)
CHM-556 Inorganic Chemistry II 4(3 1) STA-595 Introduction to Statistical Theory 3(3 0) CHM-709 Applied Spectroscopy 3(3 0)
BCH-560 Biochemistry II 3(3 0) CHM-652 Nuclear Analytical Techniques 3(3 0) CHM-710 Extractive Metallurgy 3(3 0)
CHM-558 Analytical Chemistry II 3(3 0) CHM-656 Thermal Methods of Analysis 3(3 0) CHM-711 Metal Based Drugs 3(3 0)
CHM-562 Introductory Spectroscopy 2(2 0) CHM-658 Food and Drug Chemistry 3(3 0) CHM-712 Medicinal Inorganic Chemistry 3(3 0)
Semester 3 CHM-680 Standard Methods & Quality Assurance 3(3 0) CHM-713 Advanced Thermal Analysis (3 0)

CHM-714 Metal Complexes in Cancer Chemotherapy 3(3 0) CHM-744 Environmental Analysis 3(3 0) Other Mandatory Requirements for PhD
CHM-15 Inorganic Cage Compounds 3(3 0) CHM-745 CHM-828 Seminar (General) 1(0 1)
CHM-716 Inorganic Polymers 3(3 0) CHM-746 Advanced Emission Spectroscopy 3(3 0) CHM-829 Seminar (Research) 1(0 1)
CHM-717 Radiochemistry 3(3 0) CHM-747 Mass Spectrometric Analysis 3(3 0) CHM-830 Thesis 6(0 6)
Organic Chemistry CHM-748 Advanced Electroanalytical Methods 3(3 0) Note: Three courses in each semester will be offered by department.
CHM-751 Modern Trends in Organic Synthesis 3(3 0) CHM-749 Forensic Analytical Techniques 3(3 0)
CHM-752 Advanced Stereochemistry 3(3 0) CHM-750 Automated Methods of Analysis 3(3 0)
CHM-753 Physico-organic Chemistry and Reaction 3(3 0) CHM-776 X-Rays Methods 3(3 0)
Mechanism
CHM-777 Radiochemical Methods 3(3 0)
CHM-754 Advanced Heterocycles-I 3(3 0)
CHM-778 Chromatographic Techniques in 3(3 0)
CHM-755 Chemistry of Glycosides 3(3 0) Radiopharmaceutical Chemistry
CHM-756 Biosynthesis of Natural Products 3(3 0) Physical Chemistry
CHM-757 Advanced Nuclear Magnetic Resonance 3(3 0) CHM-781 Physical Chemistry of High Polymers 3(3 0)
CHM-758 Green Synthesis 3(3 0) CHM-782 Complex Extension of Quantum Chemistry 3(3 0)
CHM-759 Symmetry Controlled Reactions 3(3 0) CHM-783 Electrode Processes 3(3 0)
CHM-760 Classics in Total Synthesis 3(3 0) CHM-784 Magnetic Spin Dynamics 3(3 0)
CHM-761 Role of Protective Groups in Organic Synthesis 3(3 0) CHM-785 Molecular Spectroscopy 3(3 0)
CHM 762 Advanced Heterocycles Chemistry-II 3(3 0) CHM-786 Photochemistry 3(3 0)
CHM-763 Advanced Molecular Rearrangements 3(3 0) CHM-787 Solution Chemistry 3(3 0)
CHM-764 Chemistry of Nitrogenous Compounds 3(3 0) CHM-788 Colloids and Surfactants 3(3 0)
CHM-765 Advanced Mass Spectrometry 3(3 0) CHM-789 Theoretical and Computational Chemistry 3(3 0)
CHM 766 Supramolecular Chemistry 3(3 0) CHM-790 Advanced Composite Materials 3(3-
0)
CHM-767 Chemistry of Drugs 3(3 0)
CHM-791 Heterogeneous Catalysis 3(3 0)
CHM-768 Chelated Enolates in Organic Synthesis 3(3 0)
CHM-792 Modern Aspects of Chemical Kinetics 3(3 0)
CHM-769 Cross Coupling Reactions 3(3 0)
CHM-793 Environmental Chemistry and Energy 3(3 0)
CHM-770 Multi-component Reactions 3(3 0)
Conversions
Analytical Chemistry
CHM-794 Surface Chemistry 3(3 0)
CHM-731 Laser and Luminescence Spectroscopy 3(3 0)
CHM-795 Solid State and Semiconductors 3(3 0)
CHM-732 Environmental Analysis 3(3 0)
CHM-796 Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics 3(3 0)
CHM-733 Radiopharmaceuticals and Quality Control 3(3 0)
CHM-797 Environmental Applications of High Energy 3(3 0)
CHM-734 Techniques for Surface Analysis 3(3 0) Radiations
CHM-735 Analytical Methods for Polymer Analysis 3(3 0) CHM-798 Instrumental Physical Chemistry 3(3 0)
CHM-738 Advanced Gas Chromatography 3(3 0) CHM-797 Environmental Applications of High Energy 3(3 0)
CHM-739 Research Methodology 3(3 0) Radiations
CHM-740 Cheminformatics 3(3 0) Other Mandatory Requirements for MPhil
CHM-741 Modern Raman Spectroscopy 3(3 0) CHM-728 Seminar (General) 1(0 1)
CHM-742 Electron Spin Resonance 3(3 0) CHM-729 Seminar (Research) 1(0 1)
CHM-743 Chemical Analysis of Biological Materials 3(3 0) CHM-730 Thesis 6(0 6)

Prospectus 2017
Department of
Computer Science
Phone: 041-9201452
Email: cs@gcuf.edu.pk
Vision in the history of Faisalabad for an institute to have its own

The vision of the Department of Computer Sciences is to ensure established software house.
that the students take maximum advantage of the modern The following laboratories have been set up:
computer sciences to solve a wide range of complex scientific, Database Design Lab
technological and social problems. Software Development Lab
A team of excellent and dedicated developers works untiringly
hard to develop, design and update wide range of software that
Mission meets the university requirements in addition to the market
The mission of the department is to provide exemplary education demands as well.
and training to our students in the field of computer so that they
productively contribute to academia and industry.
Faculty
Introduction Dr. M. Ramzan Talib
The Department of Computer Science is one of the most Associate Professor
prominent and oldest centers of computer education in PhD (Computer Science)
Faisalabad city and was established as a separate department Specialization: Data Warehouse, Data/ Text Mining,
by offering ICS program in 1999. The progress journey of the
department continued, and it offered BS (CS) program in 2001 Dr. M Kashif Hanif
and MCS program in 2004. Assistant Professor
The department provides excellent computing facilities and PhD (Computer Science)
ensures the enhancement of practical knowledge of students by Specialization: GPU Computing, Algorithm Analysis
facilitating them to learning. The Computer Science Department
Programs Offered provides a comprehensive range of facilities necessary for M. Umer Sarwar
1. BS Computer Science computer use and a library of programs and packages for solving Assistant Professor
2. MSc Computer Science scientific, engineering, commercial and social problems. MS(CS)
3. MS Computer Science
Specialization: Databases, Information Security
4. PhD Computer Science
Laboratories M. Sami Ullah
Chairman: Dr. Muhammad Ramzan Talib The department is equipped with three state of the art computer
labs with the latest Pentium machines. These laboratories which Assistant Professor
are accessible to all students and teachers of Computer Science MS(CS)
Department are linked through the state of the art network Specialization: Networks, Web Programming.
environment for retrieving information. It is for the first time

M. Irfan Khan Scheme of Studies CSI-506 Web Design and Development 3(2-1)
Lecturer
MS(CS) BS Computer Science CSI-504 Distributed Database Systems 3(2-1)
Specialization: Computer Graphics, Data Structure Semester 1 ENG-510 Technical & Business Writing 3(3-0)
CSI-321 Introduction to ICT 3(3-0) Semester 7

Adeel Zahid
CSI-301 Programming Fundamentals 4(3-1) CSI-615 Mobile and Application Development 3(2-1)
Lecturer
MS(CSE) ENG-322 English Composition & Comprehension 3(3-0) SWE-603 Software Engineering-II 3(3-0)
Specialization: Visual Programming, Discrete Structure MTH-323 Calculus and Analytical Geometry 3(3-0) CSI-621 Parallel & Distributed Computing 3(3-0)
LNG-321 Chinese Language 3(3-0) CSI-619 Information Security 3(3-0)

Sh. M. Aamir
Lecturer Semester 2 PST-321 Pakistan Studies 3(3-0)
MS(CS) CSI-304 Digital Logic and Design 3(3-0) Semester 8
Specialization: Programming, Computer Network CSI-616 Fundamental of Data Mining 3(3-0)
CSI-302 Object Oriented Programming 4(3-1)
ENG-421 Communication & Presentation Skills 3(3-0) CSI-604 Computer Graphics 3(2-1)
Nafees Ayub
Lecturer STA-324 Probability and Statistics 3(3-0) CSI-630 Final Year Project 6(0-6)
MS(CS) ISL-321 Islamic Studies/Ethics 3(3-0)
PHY-323 Applied Physics 3(3-0)
Specialization: Programming, Computer Network
Asma Sajid Semester 3 MSc Computer Science
Lecturer CSI-403 Computer Organization & Assembly Language 3(3-0) Semester 1
MS(CS)
CSI-401 Data Structure and Algorithms 3(2-1) CSI - 551 Introduction to Computer Science & 4(3-1)
Specialization: Software Engineering Information Technology
CSI-405 Discrete Structures 3(3-0)
CSI -552 Introduction to Computer Programming 4(3 -1)
Sohail Iqbal CSI-411 Professional Practices 3(3-0)
Lecturer CSI -553 Database Management Systems 4(3 - 1)
MTH-423 Differential Equations 3(3-0)
MS(CS) CSI -563 Digital Logic and Design 3(2- 1)
Specialization: Algorithms, Computer Graphics MTH-424 Linear Algebra 3(3-0)
Semester 4
Ghulam Ali CSI-554 Discrete Structure 3(3-0)
CSI-406 Design & Analysis of Algorithms 3(3-0)
Lecturer Semester 2
MS(CS) CSI-402 Operating Systems 4(3-1)
CSI -561 Object Oriented Programming 4 (3 1)
Specialization: Machine Learning, Pattern Recognition CSI-404 Theory of Automata 3(3-0)
CSI 562 Theory of Automata and Formal Lan-guages 3 (3 0)
CSI-408 Numerical Computing 3(3-0)
Khurram Shahzad CSI 571 Distributed Database Systems 3 (2 1)
BBA-506 Human Resource Management 3(3-0)
Lecturer CSI 574 Computer Organization and Assembly 3 (2 1)
MS(CS) Semester 5 Language
Specialization: Natural Language Processing CSI-505 Compiler Construction 3(3-0) SWE-572 Software Engineering 3 (3 0)
CSI-503 Database Systems 4(3-1) CSI 573 Operating Systems 3 (2 1)
Muhammad Murad
Lecturer (on Study leave) SWE-503 Software Engineering-I 3(3-0) Semester 3
MTH-324 Multivariable Calculus 3(3-0) CSI-651 Data Structures and Algorithms 3(2-1)
Uzma Jamil PSY-421 Psychology 3(3-0)
Lecturer (on Study leave) CSI-652 Computer Graphics 3(2-1)
Semester 6 CSI-653 Theory of Compiler Construction 3(2-1)
M. Younas CSI-508 Artificial Intelligence 3(3-0) CSI-654 Web Engineering 3(2-1)
Lecturer (on Study leave) CSI-512 Computer Networks 4(3-1) CSI-655 Data Communication and Networks 3(2-1)

Prospectus 2017
CSI-661 Artificial Intelligence 3(2-1) CSI-711 Advanced Topics in Distributed Computing 3(3-0)
Semester 4 CSI-712 Special Topics in Intelligent Systems 3(3-0)
SWE656 Software Project Management 3(3-0) CSI-713 Special Topics in Web Services 3(3-0)
CSI-671 Research Methods and Data Analysis 3(3-0) CSI-714 Research Trends in Web Services 3(3-0)
CSI-657 Wireless and Mobile Communication 3(3-0) CSI-715 Research Trends in Data Grid 3(3-0)
CSI-680 Thesis 6(0-6) CSI-716 Advanced Topics in Software Engineering 3(3-0)
CSI-717 Advanced Topics in Computer Science 3(3-0)
MS Computer Science CSI-718 Advanced Data Analysis 3(3-0)
Semester 1 CSI-719 Advanced Topics in Information Technology 3(3-0)
CSI - 701 Advanced Theory of Computation 3 (3 0) CSI-720 Special Topics in Modeling and Simulation 3(3-0)
CSI - 702 Advanced Algorithm Analysis 3 (3 0) CSI-721 Research Trends in Data Mining 3(3-0)
CSI 721 Elective I 3 (3 0) CSI-722 Research Trends in Data Warehouse 3(3-0)
Semester 2 CSI-723 Research Trends in Distributed Database 3(3-0)
CSI 7xx Elective II 3 (3 0) CSI-724 Research Trends in Semantic Web 3(3-0)
CSI 7xx Elective III 3 (3 0) CSI-725 Research Trends in Business Process 3(3-0)
Management
CSI 7xx Elective IV 3 (3 0)
CSI-726 Research Trends in Workflow Resource 3(3-0)
Semester 3
Management
CSI 7xx Elective V 3 (3 0)
CSI-731 Research Trends in Data Provenance 3(3-0)
CSI 7xx Elective VI 3 (3 0)
CSI-732 Advance topics in Parallel Computing 3(3-0)
Semester 4
CSI-733 Special Topics in Machine Learning 3(3-0)
CSI - 730 Thesis 6 (0 6)
CSI-734 Research Trends in Semantic web 3(3-0)
CSI-735 Advance topics in Big Data Analysis 3(3-0)
PhD Computer Science CSI-736 Research Seminar 3(3-0)
Semester 1 CSI-737 Special Topics in Text Mining 3(3-0)
CSI xxx Research Trends in Computer Science 3 (3 0) *More elective courses can be added by the department depending
on availability of faculty as and when needed (CSI-732 to CSI-756)
CSI xxx Advance Research Methods 3 (3 0)
Other Mandatory Requirements for MS
CSI xxx Elective-I 3 (3 0)
CSI - 701 Advanced Theory of Computation 3(3-0)
Semester 2
CSI - 702 Advanced Algorithm Analysis 3(3-0)
CSI xxx Elective-II 3 (3 0)
CSI - 705 Research Methods and Data Analysis 3(3-0)
CSI xxx Elective-III 3 (3 0)
CSI xxx Elective-IV 3 (3 0)
*CSI-706 Research Trends in Information Technology 3(3-0)
Research Work ( 30 Credit Hours
*CSI-707 Research Trends in Computer Science 3(3-0)
CSI770 Thesis 30(030)
*CSI-708 Research Trends in Software Engineering 3(3-0)
CSI-709 Advance Research Methods 3(3-0)
List of Elective Course for MS and PhD * Core Courses for MS
CSI-710 Advanced Topics in Computer Networks 3(3-0) ** Core Courses for PhD

Department of
Geography
Phone: 041-9201332
Email: geography@gcuf.edu.pk
Vision Pakistani society are the focal areas which are being investigated
To make Geography a dynamic discipline through utilizing at our Department.
research techniques of both Physical/Earth Sciences and Social Establishment of Linkages with Government
sciences.
Institutes, Industries and NGOs
Department of Geography is initiating a task for the establishment
Mission of linkages with Government institutes, industries and NGOs.
Department of Geography is focusing on its two distinct do- Internship of students in various organizations/Departments /
mains: Human Geography and Physical Geography. All disci- NGOs will flourish industry-academia linkage. Miss Hafiza Huma
plines including Geography made progress through latest in- Haider has been working as internship incharge of Geography
novation through the advancement in technology. Geographic Department and has communicated with 55 organizations
Information System, Remote Sensing, Digital Cartography and like NGOs, industries, government institutions etc. Moreover
Spatial analysis are the latest developments which are credited department has received positive consents for internship from
to the discipline of Geography. Moreover, our focus is also on different departments.
the social issues of Pakistani society with their spatial dimen-
sions and these are missing in other social sciences. Sustainable
development, urban transition, Globalization, Rapid population Faculty
Growth, Water Contamination, Solid waste Management , Land
use/Land use cover change ,natural disaster and hazards, Wom- Dr. Kashif Mahmood
en empowerment, Changing family structure and changing Pa- Assistant Professor
kistani society is the focal areas which are being investigated at PhD (University of Orleans, France)
our Department. Specialization: Urban Transition, Sustainabl development,Family
Introduction structure , Population Geography, Geography of emerging and
Department of Geography is focusing on its two distinct developing countries, Development Geography and women
Programs Offered domains: Human Geography and Physical Geography. All empowerment.
1. BS Geography disciplines including Geography made progress through latest
2. BS GIS & Remote Sensing innovation through the advancement in technology. Geographic Dr. Fazlul Haq
3. MSc Geography Information System, Remote Sensing, Digital Cartography and Assistant Professor,
4. MPhil Geography Spatial analysis are the latest developments which are credited PhD (University of Peshawar)
to the discipline of Geography. Moreover, our focus is also on the Specialization: Mountains Geography and Natural Resource
Coordinator: Dr. Kashif Mahmood social issues of Pakistani society with their spatial dimensions Management
and these are missing in other social sciences. Sustainable
development, urban transition, Globalization, Rapid population Dr. Liaqat Ali Waseem
Growth, Water Contamination, Solid waste Management , Assistant Professor (TTS)
Land use/Land use cover change ,natural disaster and hazards, PhD University of Salzburg Austria.
Women empowerment, Changing family structure and changing Specialization: Applied Geography, Urban & Landscape Ecology,

Prospectus 2017
Urban/ Peri- Urban Agriculture. Urban Ecosystem services, Ms. Mariam Kareem GEOG-509 Concepts in Human Geography 3(1-2)
Urban Ecological, Environmental Planning, Management Research Officer, MPhil Scholar (GCUF)
GEOG-511 Surveying and Levelling 3(1-2)
& Policy. Natural Recourse Management & Sustainable Specialization: Geography
Development Semester 6
GEOG-502 Geography of Pakistan 3(3-0)
Dr. Syed Ali Asad Naqvi
Assistant Professor (TTS)
Scheme of Studies GEOG-504 Research Methodology 3(3-0)
PhD Geography BS Geography GEOG-506 Quantitative Techniques in Geography 3(3-0)
Specialization: Medical Geography: Disease Ecology; GEOG-518 Oceanography 3(2-1)
Semester 1
Environmental Geography;
GEOG-510 Environmental Geography 3(3-0)
Geo-Information: Geographic Information Systems & Sciences. GEOG-301 Fundamentals of Geography 3(3-0)
GEOG-512 Cartography 3(1-2)
Mr. Shoaib Khalid CSI-321 Introduction to Computing Applications 3(3-0) Semester 7
Lecturer, MPhil (GCUF) (On Study Leave) GEOG-601 Digital Cartography 3(1-2)
Specialization: Environmental Geography, GIS MTH-321 Mathematics-I 3(3-0)
GEOG-603 Regional Studies of South Asia / North
America / Australia etc.) 3(3-0)
Ms. Nusrat Parveen ENV-301 Introduction to Environmental Science 3(3-0)
Lecturer, MPhil (GCUF) (On Study Leave) GEOG-605 Soil Geography 3(2-1)
Semester 2
Specialization: Environmental Geography GEOG-607 Hydro Geography 3(3-0)
GEOG-302 Physical Geography-II 3(3-0)
GEOG-609 Population Geography 3(3-0)
Ms. Mahpara Iram GEOG-304 Map Work 3(2-1)
Lecturer, MPhil Scholar (GCUF) GEOG-611 Agricultural Geography 3(3-0)
Specialization: Geography. GEOG-613 Cultural Geography 3(3-0)
GEOG-615 Transportation Geography 3(3-0)
Ms. Ayesha Saleem MTH-322 Mathematics-II 3(3-0)
GEOG-617 Geography of Recreation and Tourism 3(3-0)
Lecturer, MPhil (GCUF) SOC-307 Introduction to Sociology 3(3-0)
Specialization: Urban Geography, Evolution of Geographic GEOG-619 Urban Geography 3(3-0)
Semester 3
Thought, Regional Planning & Development GEOG -621 Geography of Arid Lands 3(3-0)
GEOG-401 Human Geography-i 3(3-0)
GEOG-623 Maritime Affairs and its applications 3(3-0)
Ms. Mubshra Mohsin GEOG-403 Basic Field Surveying 3(2-1)
Lecturer, MPhil Scholar (GCUF) GEOG-640 Thesis (in lieu of two elective papers one 3(3-0)
ENG-421 Communication Skills 3(3-0) from 3rd and one from 4th Semester
Specialization: Geography
STA-409 Statistics in Geography 3(3-0) Semester 8
Ms. Maryam Khalid PHY-421 General Science for Geography 3(3-0) GEOG -602 Field Research Report 3(0-3)
Lecturer, MPhil (University Of Sargodha) Semester 4 GEOG-604 Climate change studies 3(3-0)
Specialization: Urban Geography
GEOG-402 Introduction to GIS and Remote Sensing 3(2-1) GEOG-606 Environmantal Management 3(3-0)
Ms. Huma Haider ENG-422 Technical Writing 3(3-0) GEOG-608 Meterology 3(3-0)
Lecturer, MPhil (The Islamia University, Bahawalpur) GEOG-404 Region and Regional Concepts 3(3-0) GEOG-610 Regional Planning Development 3(2-1)
Specialization: Social Geography, regional Planning &
GEOG-406 Geography of South Asia 3(3-0) GEOG-612 Industrial Geography 3(3-0)
Development, GIS.
ECO-408 Issues in Pakistan Economy 3(3-0) GEOG-614 Global Positioning System 3(1-2)
Ms. Fareeha Zameer Semester 5 GEOG-616 Geography of Marketing 3(3-0)
Lecturer, MPhil (GCUF) (On Study Leave)
GEOG-501 Geographic Thoughts and Modern Concepts 3(3-0) GEOG-618 Remote Sensing 3(1-2)
Specialization: Human Geography
GEOG-503 Geomorphology 3(3-0) GEOG-620 Political Geography 3(3-0)
Mr. Hafiz Muhammad Qasim Salik GEOG-505 Climatology 3(3-0) GEOG-622 Fluvial Morphology 3(3-0)
Lecturer, MPhil (GCUF) GEOG-507 Economic Geography 3(3-0) GEOG 624 Military Geography 3(3-0)
Specialization: Human Geography

GEOG-626 Medical Geography 3(3-0) GIS-503 Spatial Decision Support Systems 3(2-1) GEOG -555 Climatology 3(3-0)
GEOG -628 Geography of Natural Hazards and Disasters 3(3-0) GEO-509 Land Use Planning & Development 3(2-1) GEOG -557 Economic Geography 3(3-0)
GEOG -630 Environmental Geography 3(3-0) CSI-403 Computer Graphics 3(2-1) GEOG -559 Concepts in Human Geography 3(3-0)
GEOG -640 Thesis (in lieu of two elective papers one 6(0-6) GIS-505 Spatial Data Visualization 3(2-1) GEOG -561 Surveying and leveling 3(1-2)
from 3rd and one from 4th semester)
CSI-407 Urban & Regional Planning 3(2-1) Semester 2
Semester 6 GEOG -552 Geography of Pakistan 3(3-0)
BS Geographic Information System & GIS-502 Spatial Data Analysis 3(1-2) GEOG -554 Research Methodology 3(3-0)
Remote Sensing GIS-504 Research Methods 3(2-1) GEOG -556 Quantitative Techniques in Geography 3(2-1)
GIS-506 Project Management 3(3-0) GEOG -558 Oceanography 3(3-0)
Semester 1
GIS-508 Microwave & Hyper Spectral Remote Sensing 3(2-1) GEOG -560 Geographic Information System 3(2-1)
GIS-510 Fundamentals of Ecology 3(3-0) GEOG -562 Cartography 3(1-2)
GEO-512 Natural Hazards & Disaster Management 3(3-0) Semester 3
GIS-309 Introduction to GIS 3(2-1)
Semester 7 GEOG -651 Digital Cartography 3(1-2)
MTH-321 Mathematics-I 3(3-0)
*GIS-697 Final Project - I 3(0-3) GEOG -653 Regional Studies of South Asia / North 3(3-0)
GEO-311 Physical Geography 3(3-0)
America / Australia etc.
*GIS-601 Spatial Data Management 3(2-1)
CSI-321 Introduction to Computing Applications 3(3-0) GEOG -655 Soil Geography 3(2-1)
GIS-603 Spatial Data Modelling 3(3-0)
Semester 2 GEOG -657 Hydro Geography 3(3-0)
GIS-605 Technical and business writing 3(2-1)
ENG-322 English Comprehension and Composition 3(3-0) GEOG -659 Population Geography 3(3-0)
GIS-607 Population and Development 3(2-1)
PST-321 Pakistan Studies 2(2-0) GEOG -661 Agricultural Geography 3(3-0)
GIS-609 Forest Management 3(2-1)
CSI-302 Object Oriented Programming 3(3-0) GEOG -663 Cultural Geography 3(3-0)
GIS-611 Natural Hazards and Disaster Management 3(2-1)
GIS-310 Introduction to Remote Sensing 3(2-1) GEOG -665 Transportation Geography 3(3-0)
GIS-613 Land Information System 3(2-1)
GEO-312 Human Geography 3(3-0) GEOG -667 Geography of Recreation & Tourism 3(3-0)
Three elective courses will have to be opted in the seventh semester
MTH-322 Mathematics-II 3(3-0)
whereas GIS 697 and GIS 601 are compulsory GEOG -669 Urban Geography 3(3-0)
Semester 3
Semester 8 GEOG -671 Geography of Arid Lands 3(3-0)
*GIS-698 Final Project - II 3(0-3) GEOG -673 Maritime Affairs and its Applications 3(3-0)
GEO-405 Cartography 3(2-1)
GIS-602 Spatial Data InfraStructure 3(3-0) GEOG -680 Thesis (in lieu of two elective papers one 6(0-6)
GIS-413 Introduction to Photogrammetry 3(3-0) from 3rd and one from 4th semester)
GIS-604 Application of GIS in Research 3(2-1)
CSI-415 Data Structure & Algorithms 3(3-0) Note: Students have to choose 4 optional courses from GEO-655 to
GIS-606 Monitoring Household Surveys 3(2-1)
GEO-673 in the seventh semester.
GIS-608 Urban Planning 3(2-1)
Semester 4
Semester 4
GIS-610 Planning and Management of Housing 3(2-1)
GEOG -650 Field Research Report 3(0-3)
GEO-406 Surveying 3(2-1)
GIS-612 Environmental Impact Assessment 3(2-1)
GEOG -652 Climate Change Studies 3(3-0)
GIS-404 Digital Image Processing 3(2-1)
Three elective courses will have to be opted in the eight semester
GEOG -654 Environmental Management 3(3-0)
GEO-410 Fundamental of Geology 3(3-0) whereas GIS 698 is compulsory
GEOG -656 Meteorology 3(3-0)
GIS-408 Global Positing Systems 3(2-1)
GEOG -658 Regional Planning & Development 3(2-1)
GIS-410 Database Systems 3(2-1)
MSc Geography GEOG -660 Industrial Geography 3(3-0)
Semester 1 GEOG -662 Global Positioning System 3(1-2)
Semester 5
GEOG-551 Geographic thought and Modern Concepts 3(3-0) GEOG -664 Geography of Marketing 3(3-0)
GIS-501 GIS Programming 3(1-2)
GEOG -553 Geomorphology 3(3-0)

Prospectus 2017
GEOG -666 Remote Sensing 3(1-2) GEOG-724 Urban and Rural Landuse 3(2-1)
GEOG -668 Political Geography 3(3-0) GEOG-725 Political Geography 3(2-1)
GEOG -670 Fluvial Morphology 3(3-0) GEOG-726 Behavioral Geography 3(2-1)
GEOG -672 Military Geography 3(3-0) GEOG-727 Geography of Manufacturing 3(2-1)
GEOG -674 Medical Geography 3(3-0) GEOG-728 Geography of Marketing 3(2-1)
GEOG -676 Geography of Natural Hazards and Disasters 3(3-0) GEOG-729 Regional Planning and Development 3(2-1)
GEOG -678 Environmental Geography 3(3-0) GEOG-730 Geography of Recreation and Tourism 3(2-1)
GEOG -680 Thesis (in lieu of two elective papers one 6(0-6) GEOG-731 Military Geography 3(2-1)
from 3rd and one from 4th semester) GEOG-732 Medical Geography 3(2-1)
Note: Students have to choose 4 optional courses from GEO-652 to GEOG-733 Industrial Geography 3(2-1)
GEO-678 in the seventh semester
GEOG-734 Geography of Migration 3(2-1)
GEOG-735 Historical Geography 3(2-1)
MS / MPhil Geography
GEOG-736 Gender Geography 3(2-1)
Semester 1
GEOG-737 Geography of Media 3(2-1)
GEO-701 Advanced Research Methods 4(4-0)
GEOG-738 Geography of Religion 3(2-1)
GEO-702 Advances Quantitative Techniques 4(2-2)
GEOG-739 Geography of Nutrition 3(2-1)
GEO-703 Techniques in Geo-Informatics 4(2-2)
GEOG-741 Remote Sensing 3(2-1)
Semester 2
GEOG-742 Mathematical Geography 3(2-1)
GEOG-704 Pleistocene Geomorphology 3(2-1)
GEOG-743 Geography of Crimes 3(2-1)
GEOG-705 Environmental Management 3(2-1)
GEOG-745 Geography of Natural Hazards 3(2-1)
GEOG-706 Fluvial Morphology 3(2-1)
GEOG-746 Applied Geomorphology 3(2-1)
GEOG-707 Glaciology 3(2-1)
GEOG-747 Sustainable Mining with GIS 3(2-1)
GEOG-708 Geography of Arid Lands 3(2-1)
GEOG-748 Sustainable development of Natural 3(2-1)
GEOG-709 Soil Geography 3(2-1)
GEOG-749 Resources 3(2-1)
GEOG-710 Meteorology 3(2-1)
GEOG-750 Digital Cartography 3(1-2)
GEOG-711 Hydro Geography 3(2-1)
GEOG-751 Global Positioning System 3(2-1)
GEOG-712 Biogeography 3(2-1)
GEOG-752 Photogrammetry and Digital Image 3(2-1)
GEOG-713 Climatic Change Studies 3(2-1)
GEOG-714 Oceanography 3(2-1)
GEO-728 General Seminar (1st Semester) 1(0-1)
GEOG-715 Geodesy and Advanced Surveying 3(2-1)
GEO-729 Research Seminar (2nd Semester) 1(0-1)
GEOG-716 Cultural Geography 3(2-1)
GEO-730 Thesis (3rd and 4th Semester) 6(0-6)
GEOG-717 Social Geography 3(2-1)
GEOG-718 Population Geography 3(2-1)
GEOG-719 Transportation Geography 3(2-1)
GEOG-720 Urban Geography 3(2-1)
GEOG-721 Urban Ecology 3(2-1)
GEOG-722 Rural Setlement Geography 3(2-1)
GEOG-723 Agriculture Geography 3(2-1)

Department of
Information Technology
Email: it@gcuf.edu.pk
Mission facilities and ensures the enhancement of practical knowledge

To provide responsive and dependable delivery of Information of students by facilitating them to learning. The Department
Technology to the graduates in the various disciplines of of Information Technology provides a comprehensive range of
Information Technology and to train them to apply the facilities necessary for computer use and a library of programs
knowledge and skills of Information Technology in the Industrial and packages for solving scientific, engineering, commercial
and Business Sector. and social problems. The department is equipped with state of
the art computer labs with latest machines. These laboratories
are accessible to all students and teachers and also linked
Vision through the state of the art network environment for retrieving
To realize the Information Technology Divisions success by information. The department now exists and excels in the newly
respectfully acknowledging diverse and changing needs of the created faculty of Engineering and Technology.
individuals in the dynamic fields of teaching, research, industry
and outreach.
Faculty
Ms. Rabia Saleem
Objectives Coordinator (Assistant Professor)
The main objective of Department of Information Technology MS(CS)
is to offer its students comprehensive education that will Specialization: Artificial Intelligence / Database Systems
enable them to apply essential skills and a deep understanding
of management issues, detailed knowledge of technology Dr. Muhammad Sheraz Arshad Malik
and a passion for solving business problems using innovative Assistant Professor
technology. PhD
Specialization: Human Computer Interaction
Introduction Mr. Tahir Abdullah
The College of Computer Science & Information Studies was one
of the most prominent and oldest centres of computer education Lecturer
Programs Offered in Faisalabad city and was established as a separate department MS(CS)
1. BS Information Technology Specialization: Software Engineering
2. MS Information Technology by offering ICS programme in 1999. The progress journey of
the department continued, and it offered BS (CS) programme
in 2001 and MCS programme in 2004 and MS (CS) programme Mr. Afzaal Hussain
Coordinator: Ms. Rabia Saleem Lecturer (On study leave)
in 2009. BS(IT) was started as specialized area as per guidelines
of Higher Education Commission (HEC). Then Department MS(CS)
of Information Technology became a separate department Specialization: Computer Networks
focusing on more specialized areas of information Technology.
This journey continued, and department offered MS(IT)
program in 2014. The department provides excellent computing

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Mr. Shahbaz Nazeer BBA-511 Information System Audit 3(3-0) CIT-651 Enterprise Resource Planning Systems 3(3-0)
Lecturer
MS(CS) Elective I CIT-652 Information Systems Auditing and Assurance 3(3-0)
Specialization: Software Engineering Semester 6 CIT-653 Business Process Management 3(3-0)
CIT-502 Multimedia Systems and Design 3(2-1) CIT-654 Knowledge Management 3(3-0)
CIT-504 Technology Management 3(3-0) CIT-655 Artificial Intelligence 3(2-1)
BS Information Technology
CIT-506 System Integration and Architecture 3(3-0) CIT-656 Bioinformatics 3(2-1)
Semester 1
CIT-508 Systems and Network Administration 3(3-0) CIT-657 Biometric Systems 3(2-1)
CSI-301 Programming Fundamentals 4(3-1)
Elective II, III
CIT-303 Introduction to Information and 3(2-1)
Semester 7
Communication Technologies MS Information Technology
ENG-321 Functional English 3(3-0) CIT-601 Human Computer Interaction 3(3-0)
Semster 1
ISL-321 Islamic Studies / Ethics 2(2-0) CIT-603 IT Project Management 3(3-0)
CIT-701 Advanced Database Management Systems 3(3-0)
MTH-323 Calculus and Analytical Geometry 3(3-0) CIT-605 Network Security 3(3-0)
CIT-705 Information Security and Assurance 3(3-0)
Semester 2 CIT-607 Cloud Computing 3(3-0)
CIT-703 Research Methodology 3 (3-0)
CSI-302 Object Oriented Programming 4(3-1) Elective IV, V
Elective 1 3 (3-0)
CSI-304 Discrete Structures 3(3-0) Semester 8
Semester 2
PST-321 Pakistan Studies 2(2-0) CIT-602 Professional Practices 3(3-0)
Elective 2 3(3-0)
ENG-322 English Comprehension and Composition 3(3-0) BBA-604 Human Resource Management 3(3-0)
Elective 3 3 (3-0)
MTH-324 Multivariable and Integral Calculus 3(3-0) CIT-631 Project 6(0-6)
Elective 4 3 (3-0)
PHY-312 Basic Electronics 3(3-0) Elective Courses (I, II, III, IV, V) will be chosen from given bellow
Semester 3
Semester 3 CIT-633 Telecommunication Systems 3(3-0)
Elective 5 3 (3-0)
CSI-401 Data Structure and Algorithms 3(2-1) CIT-634 Routing & Switching 3(2-1)
CIT-730 Thesis (Partial Registration) 3(3-0)
CSI-403 Digital Logic and Design 3(2-1) CIT-635 Network Design and Management 3(3-0)
CIT-728 Seminar (General) 1 (1-0)
STA-321 Introduction to Statistical Theory 3(3-0) CIT-636 Network Programming 3(2-1)
Semester 4
CSI-406 Introduction to Database Systems 4(3-1) CIT-637 Computer Game Development 3(2-1)
CIT-730 Thesis 3(3-0)
ENG-421 Communication Skills 3(3-0) CIT-638 Multimedia Technologies 3(2-1)
CIT-729 Seminar (Research) 1(1-0)
BMS-406 Fundamentals of Marketing 3(3-0) CIT-639 3D Modelling & Animation 3(2-1)
List of Courses for MS(IT
Semester 4 CIT-640 Mobile Computing 3(2-1)
CIT-731 Mobile and Wireless Networks 3(3-0)
CSI-402 Operating Systems 3(2-1) CIT-641 Software Agents Technology 3(3-0)
CIT-732 Information Technology Infrastructure 3(3-0)
CIT-402 Information Systems 3(3-0) CIT-642 E-Commerce Applications Development 3(2-1)
CIT-733 Telecom Management 3(3-0)
CIT-404 Web Systems and Technologies 3(2-1) CIT-643 Enterprise Application Development 3(2-1)
CIT-734 Data Warehousing Trends & Issues 3(3-0)
CSI-404 Computer Communication & Networks 3(3-0) CIT-644 Distributed Computing 3(3-0)
CIT-735 Data Mining Trends & Issues 3(3-0)
SWE-401 Introduction to Software Engineering 3(3-0) CIT-645 Mobile Application Development 3(2-1)
CIT-736 Advanced Business Intelligence and Analytics 3(3-0)
Semester 5 CIT-646 Web Engineering 3(2-1)
CIT-737 Multimedia Databases 3(3-0)
CIT-501 Computer Networks 3(2-1) CIT-647 Data Warehousing 3(3-0)
CIT-738 Information Retrieval 3(3-0)
CIT-503 Internet Architecture & Protocols 3(3-0) CIT-648 Data Mining 3(3-0)
CIT-739 Cloud Computing 3(3-0)
CIT-505 Database Administration & Management 3(2-1) CIT-649 Business Intelligence and Analytics 3(3-0)
CIT-740 Mobile & Pervasive Computing 3(3-0)
CIT-507 Object Oriented Analysis and Design 3(3-0) CIT-650 Distributed Database Systems 3(2-1)

CIT-741 Enterprise Data Centre Design and 3(3-0)

Methodology
CIT-742 Data Centre Network Design, Implementation 3(3-0)
and Security
CIT-743 Virtualized Data Centre 3(3-0)
CIT-744 Advanced Computer Networks 3(3-0)
CIT-745 Network Performance Modelling and 3(3-0)
Evaluation
CIT-746 Integrated Services over Packet Networks 3(3-0)
CIT-747 Stochastic Systems 3(3-0)
CIT-748 Stochastic Processes 3(3-0)
CIT-749 Knowledge-Based Systems 3(3-0)
CIT-750 Distributed Databases 3(3-0)
CIT-751 Advanced Telecommunication Networks 3(3-0)
CIT-752 Multimedia Databases 3(3-0)
CIT-753 Telecommunication Systems 3(3-0)
CIT-754 Advanced Network Security 3(3-0)
CIT-755 Principles of Multimedia Systems 3(3-0)
CIT-756 Advanced Multimedia Systems 3(3-0)
CIT-757 Distributed System 3(3-0)
CIT-758 Computer Graphics 3(3-0)
CIT-759 Computer Vision 3(3-0)
CIT-760 Image Processing 3(3-0)
CIT-761 Advanced Topics in Information Technology 3(3-0)
CIT-762 Research trends in Information Technology 3(3-0)
CIT-763 Strategic Information Management 3(3-0)
CIT-764 Data Mining 3(3-0)
CIT-765 IT Planning & Evaluation 3(3-0)

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Department of
Mathematics
Phone: 041-9239107
Email: math@gcuf.edu.pk
Vision are serving in academic institutions, Pakistan Atomic Energy

Mathematics develops computational skills, critical thinking, Commission, Banks and Industries, and in particular, the
and problem solving skills. The theory, discipline, and techniques Aerospace, Oil and Electronic Industry etc.. The mission of the
taught in mathematics courses are especially important in Department is to enhance the research skills of the creative
todays society. The faculty of the Department of Mathematics minds through active involvement in the research-oriented
recognizes this and strives to ensure that the student learner activities.
obtains this knowledge. At the same time, the faculty contributes The Department has qualified and experienced teachers who
to the discipline by fundamental research in pure and applied are devotedly inculcating in the students the zeal, spirit and
mathematics, statistics, and mathematics education. determination necessary to compete with the new scientific
challenges in every walk of life. The Department is also providing
teaching assistance in the subject of Mathematics to other
Mission Departments of the University, namely Physics, Chemistry,
The Department of Mathematics will offer courses and programs Environmental Science, Geography, Economics, Banking &
of study that will ensure that the student learner will be able to Finance, Statistics, Bioinformatics, Pharmacy etc.
contribute to todays society. The students will obtain abilities
to critically assess numerical and graphical information; learn
to formulate strategies for solving problems; and acknowledge Values
the importance of being intellectually curious throughout their Put a high priority on student learning in a personal
adult lives. The Department, through its faculty, will continue to environment.
contribute to the body of knowledge of the discipline, whether Encourages students to participate in the learning
in traditional research, applied research, or research in the experience through participation in the classroom,
Programs Offered teaching of Mathematics. involvement in faculty-directed student research, student
1. BS Mathematics oriented seminars, and other related activities.
2. MSc Mathematics Encourages both faculty and staff members of the
3. MPhil Mathematics
Introduction department to undertake professional development
Established in 1963 the Department of Mathematics is one of opportunities that make educational excellence possible.
4. PhD Mathematics
the oldest departments of this institution. It has rich history Values the contributions of the faculty to their discipline
of excellence and performance and produced renowned through publications, presentations, and other methods
Chairman: Prof. Dr. Muhammad Nawaz Naeem
mathematicians who are serving in various organizations with of intellectual dissemination and strongly encourages their
distinction and credit. continued efforts in these endeavors.
At the University level this department is now running BS, MSc,
M. Phil and PhD programms in the subject of Mathematics.
The Department has produced outstanding students who

Goals PhD (GCU, Lahore) Mrs. Fareeda Atta

The Department will offer courses that: Specialization: Functional Analysis Assistant Professor
Build and enhance computational skills necessary in todays MPhil (GCU, Faisalabad)
society. Dr. Saima Parveen Specialization: Graph Theory
Develop the students ability to critically interpret Assistant Professor
numerical and grapical data. PhD (GCU, Lahore) Mrs. Khadija Tul Kubra
Develop and enhance the students problem solving skills. Specialization: Algebraic Topology Lecturer (On study leave for PhD)
Encourage and reinforce the critical thinking skills of the M. Phil (GCUF)
students. Dr. Muhammad Imran Specialization: Vibrations of Cylindrical Shells
Develop the students ability to intelligently communicate Assistant Professor
mathematical results in both a written and oral format. PhD (GCU, Lahore) Mrs. ShaziaKanwal
Work closely with other Departments and Colleges within Specialization: Fluid Mechanics Lecturer (On study leave for PhD)
the University to ensure that their student majors have the M. Phil (GCUF)
necessary mathematical background to succeed in their Dr. Ghulam Murtaza Specialization: Vibrations of Cylindrical Shells
discipline both academically and professionally. Assistant Professor
Offer a minor in Mathematics that allows the non-major to PhD (GCU, Lahore) Mrs. Ayesha Iqbal
take more specialized classes in mathematics. Specialization: Functional Analysis Lecturer (On Study Leave for PhD)
Offer undergraduate degree programs that meet the needs MPhil (GCUF)
of the student majors, the discipline, industry, education, Dr. Nazeran Idrees Specialization: Vibrations of Cylindrical Shells with ring support.
and society. Assistant Professor
Re-institute the Masters in Mathematics, offering PhD (GCU, Lahore) Mrs. SeharAsghar
concentrations in Applied Mathematics and Teaching of Specialization: Commutative Algebra Lecturer
Mathematics. MPhil (GCUF)
Provide the faculty with the necessary time and resources Dr. Mohsan Raza Specialization: Operations Research
to enhance their professional endeavors in teaching, in Assistant Professor
research, and in service. PhD (COMSATS, Islamabad) Mrs. Asma Mahmood
Provide an environment which will help all faculty and staff Specialization: Geometric Function Theory Lecturer
to achieve their professional goals. MPhil (GCUF)
Dr. M. Ahsan Binyamin Specialization: Gamma-Semi groups
Assistant Professor
Faculty PhD (GCU, Lahore) Mr. Muhammad Kashif Iqbal
Specialization: Commutative Algebra & Singularity Theory Lecturer (On Study Leave for PhD)
Prof. Dr. Muhammad Nawaz Naeem MPhil (GCUF)
Professor / Chairman Dr. AwaisGul Khan Specialization: Vibrations of Cylindrical Shells
PhD (UK) Assistant Professor
Specialization: Vibrations of Cylindrical Shells PhD (COMSATS, Islamabad) Mr. Saqib Mazher Qureshi
Specialization: Variational Inequalities, Optimization Lecturer (On Study Leave for PhD)
Dr. Muhammad Kashif Shafiq MPhil (QAU, Islamabad)
Assistant Professor Dr. Muhammad Umer Shuaib Specialization: Fuzzy and Soft Algebra
PhD Mathematics (GCU Lahore) Assistant Professor
Specialization: Graph Theory MPhil (GCU, Lahore) Mrs. Hadia Ali
PhD (QAU, Islamabad Lecturer
Dr. Naveed Latif Specialization: Group Theory and its Generalizations, MPhil (GCUF)
Assistant Professor Specialization: Differential Equations and differential
PhD (GCU, Lahore) Dr. Muhammad Hussan Mahmood transformations methods
Specialization: Real analysis Assistant Professor Hadia.goraya@gcuf.edu.pk
PhD (COMSATS, Islamabad)
Dr. Irshaad Ahmad Specialization: Fluid Mechanics Mr. Naveed Anjum

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MPhil (AirUniversity, Islamabad) MTH-405 Differential Equations-I 3(3-0) Pure Group

Specialization: Mathematical Modeling.
MTH-407 Number Theory 3(3-0) MTH-621 Algebraic Number Theory 3(3-0)
Mrs. SamairaNaz CSI-321 Introduction to Computing Applications 3(2-1) MTH-623 Advanced Group Theory-I 3(3-0)
Lecturer (Gold Medalist) ENG-421 Communication Skills 3(3-0) MTH-625 Advanced Functional Analysis 3(3-0)
MPhil (GCUF)
Semester 4 MTH-627 Advanced Topology 3(3-0)
Specialization: Differential Equations
MTH-402 Affine and Euclidean Geometry 3(3-0) MTH-629 Continuous Groups 3(3-0)
Ms. AtifaLatif MTH-404 Mechanics II 3(3-0) MTH-617 Cryptography 3(3-0)
Lecturer
MTH-406 Differential Equations-II 3(3-0) Semester 8
MPhil (GCUF)
Specialization: Symmetries of Differential Equations MTH-408 Combinatorics 3(3-0) MTH-602 Numerical Analysis-II 3(3-0)
MTH-410 C++ 3(2-1) MTH-604 Computing Tools for Mathematics 3(2-1)
Mrs. Saima Rasheed PSY-422 Introduction to Psychology 3(3-0) MTH-606 Mathematical Statistics 3(3-0)
Lecturer
Semester 5 Optional Papers (3 out of following gorup)
MPhil (GCUF)
Specialization: Graph Theory MTH-501 Real Analysis-I 3(3-0) Applied Group
MTH-503 Complex Analysis-I 3(3-0) MTH-608 Theory of Optimization 3(3-0)
Mrs. MubasharaWali
MTH-505 Algebra-I 3(3-0) MTH-610 Fluid Mechanics-II 3(3-0)
Lecturer
MPhil (GCUF) MTH-507 Vector and Tensor Analysis 3(3-0) MTH-612 Modeling and Simulation 3(3-0)
Specialization: Differential Equations MTH-509 Point Set Topology 3(3-0) MTH-614 Special Functions 3(3-0)
MTH-511 Differential Geometry 3(3-0) MTH-616 Theory of Elasticity 3(3-0)
Scheme of Studies Semester 6 MTH-618 Quantum Mechanics-II 3(3-0)

MTH-502 Real Analysis-II 3(3-0) Pure Group
BS Mathematics MTH-504 Complex Analysis-II 3(3-0) MTH-622 Advanced Group Theory-II 3(3-0)
Semester 1
MTH-506 Algebra-II 3(3-0) MTH-624 Measure Theory 3(3-0)
MTH-301 Calculus-I 3(3-0)
MTH-508 Mechanics 3(3-0) MTH-626 Advanced Complex Analysis 3(3-0)
MTH-510 Functional Analysis 3(3-0) MTH-614 Special Functions 3(3-0)
STA-322 Introduction to Statistical Theory-I 3(3-0)
MTH-512 Mathematical Methods 3(3-0) MTH-628 Rings and Fields 3(3-0)
PHY-325 Physics-I 3(3-0)
Semester 7 MTH-630 Operator Theory 3(3-0)
MTH-601 Numerical Analysis-I 3(3-0) Note: Elective may be offered from the list attached depending on
ISL-321 Islamic Studies/Ethics 2(2-0) the availability of resources of the department.
MTH-603 Partial Differential Equations 3(3-0)
Semester 2
MTH-605 Advanced Set Theory 3(3-0)
MTH-302 Calculus-II 3(3-0)
Optional Papers (3 out of following group)
MSc Mathematics
MTH-304 Linear Algebra 3(3-0) Semester 1
Applied Group
STA-421 Introduction to Statistical Theory-II 3(3-0) MTH-551 Real Analysis-I 3(3-0)
MTH-607 Algebraic Number Theory 3(3-0)
PHY-425 Physics-II 3(3-0) MTH-553 Complex Analysis-I 3(3-0)
MTH-609 Fluid Mechanics-I 3(3-0)
ENG-322 English Comprehension and Composition 3(3-0) MTH-555 Algebra-I 3(3-0)
MTH-611 Operations Research 3(3-0)
PST-321 Pakistan Studies 2(2-0) MTH-557 Vector and Tensor Analysis 3(3-0)
MTH-613 Special Theory of Relativity 3(3-0)
Semester 3 MTH-559 Point Set Topology 3(3-0)
MTH-615 Quantum Mechanics-I 3(3-0)
MTH-401 Calculus-III 3(3-0) MTH-561 Differential Geometry 3(3-0)
MTH-617 Cryptography 3(3-0)
MTH-403 Mechanics I 3(3-0) Semester 2

MTH-552 Real Analysis-II 3(3-0) MTH-672 Advanced Group Theory-II 3(3-0) MTH-727 Perturbation Methods-II 3(30)
MTH-554 Complex Analysis-II 3(3-0) MTH-674 Measure Theory 3(3-0) MTH-731 Advanced Partial Differential Equations 3(30)
MTH-556 Algebra-II 3(3-0) MTH-676 Advanced Complex Analysis 3(3-0) MTH-732 Theory of Interpolation Spaces 3(30)
MTH-558 Mechanics 3(3-0) MTH-664 Special Functions 3(3-0) MTH-733 Magneto- Hydrodynamics 3(30)
MTH-560 Functional Analysis 3(3-0) MTH-678 Rings and Fields 3(3-0) MTH-734 Monomial Algebra 3(30)
MTH-562 Mathematical Methods 3(3-0) MTH-680 Operator Theory 3(3-0) MTH-735 Variational Inequalities and its Applications 3(30)
Semester 3 Note: Elective may be offered from the list attached depending on MTH-736 Integral Equations 3(30)
the availability of resources of the Department.
MTH-651 Numerical Analysis-I 3(3-0) MTH-737 Theory of Majorization 3(30)
MTH-653 Partial Differential Equations 3(3-0) MTH-738 Distribution Theory and Transform Analysis 3(30)
MTH-655 Advanced Set Theory 3(3-0)
MPhil/PhD Mathematics MTH-739 Group Theoretic Methods 3(30)
Optional Papers (3 out of following group) *MTH-701 Algebra 3(30) MTH-740 Homological Algebra 3(30)
Applied Group *MTH-702 Functional Analysis 3(30) MTH-741 Fixed Point Theory 3(30)
MTH-671 Fluid Mechanics-I 3(3-0) *MTH-703 Numerical Analysis 3(30) MTH-742 Multiplicative Ideal Theory 3(30)
MTH-673 Special Theory of Relativity 3(3-0) MTH-704 Theoretical Physics (Plasma Physics) 3(30) MTH-743 Fuzzy Logic and Its Applications 3(30)
MTH-675 Operational Research 3(3-0) MTH-705 Heat Transfer-I 3(30) MTH-744 Algebraic Graph Theory 3(30)
MTH-677 Quantum Mechanics-I 3(3-0) MTH-706 Heat Transfer-II 3(30) MTH-745 Topics in Mathematical Inequalities 3(30)
MTH-667 Cryptography 3(3-0) MTH-707 Non-Newtonian Fluid Mechanics 3(30) MTH-746 Algebraic Geometry 3(30)
Pure Group MTH-708 Lie Algebra 3(30) MTH-747 Optimization (30)
MTH-671 Algebraic Number Theory 3(3-0) MTH-709 Representation Theory of Symmetric Groups 3(30) MTH-748 Advanced Combinatorics 3(30)
MTH-673 Advanced Group Theory-I 3(3-0) MTH-710 Numerical Solutions of Ordinary Differential 3(30) MTH-749 Theory of Group Actions 3(30)
Equations
MTH-675 Advanced Functional Analysis 3(3-0) MTH-750 Theory of Group Graphs 3(30)
MTH-711 Algebraic Topology 3(30)
MTH-677 Advanced Topology 3(3-0) MTH-751 Algebraic Cryptography 3(30)
MTH-712 Graph Theory and its Applications 3(30)
MTH-679 Continuous Groups 3(3-0) MTH-752 Topics in advanced advanced analysis 3(30)
MTH-713 Numerical Solutions of Partial Differential 3(30)
MTH-667 Cryptography 3(3-0) Equations Other Mandatory Requirements for MPhil
Semester 4 MTH-714 Approximation Theory 3(30) MTH-728 General Seminar 1(10)
MTH-652 Numerical Analysis-II 3(3-0) MTH-715 Sobolev Spaces 3(30) MTH-729 Research Seminar 1(10)
MTH-654 Computing Tools for Mathematics 3(2-1) MTH-716 Theory of Semi Groups 3(30) MTH-730 Thesis (3rd & 4th Semesters) 6(06)
MTH-656 Mathematical Statistics 3(3-0) MTH-717 Advanced Fluid Dynamics 3(30) Other Mandatory Requirements for PhD
Optional Papers (3 out of following Group) MTH-718 Viscous Fluid Flow 3(30) MTH-758 General Seminar 1(10)
Applied Mathematics MTH-719 Commutative Algebra 3(30) MTH-759 Research Seminar 1(10)
MTH-658 Theory of Optimization 3(3-0) MTH-720 Acoustics 3(30) MTH-760 Thesis 6(06)
MTH-660 Fluid Mechanics-II 3(3-0) MTH-721 Geometric Function Theory 3(30) *Core courses for M Phil program; the students will have to take
three core courses as and when offered by the department.
MTH-662 Modeling and Simulation 3(3-0) MTH-722 Integral Transforms 3(30)
N.B: Overall 24 teaching credit hours for M Phil program are
MTH-664 Special Functions 3(3-0) MTH-723 Convex Analysis 3(30) mandatory and overall 18 teaching credit hours for PhD program
MTH-666 Theory of Elasticity 3(3-0) MTH-724 Differential Subordinations and its 3(30) are mandatory. However, the research supervisor of students
MTH-668 Quantum Mechanics-II 3(3-0) Applications may recommend additional courses. The department will offer the
courses keeping in view the availability of teachers and nature of
Pure Mathematics MTH-725 Inequalities Involving Convex Functions 3(30)
research to be conducted.
MTH-726 Perturbation Methods-I 3(30)

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Department of
Physics
Phone: 041-9201372
Email: physics@gcuf.edu.pk
Vision profession and are utilizing all their potential to the maximum
The Department of Physics seeks to build up its national for uplifting the academic standards of the University. Currently,
reputation in Physics education and research and to become the department is offering undergraduate and postgraduate
national leader in producing highly professional and motivated programmes.
physicists. In order to broaden and deepen the vision of the students
according to the needs of the 21st century, the Department
is also focusing on activity-based learning. By establishing
Mission academic and research linkages with local as well as international
Our mission is to provide rigorous training in the scientific institutions, the Department of Physics provides a conducive
process and a firm scientific understanding of nature to foster environment for the academic and professional development
critical thinking and to provide scientifically literate and liberally of its students. The recently organized national as well as
educated physicists. international conferences, seminars and workshops speak
The primary functional aspects of our mission can be classified volumes of the efforts the department has taken to ensure that
as: its students are provided with an in-depth understanding of the
Educating and preparing undergraduate and graduate field. Owing to the availability of a wide variety of specialized
students for advanced study and employment in education, PhD staff, the Department offers research opportunities to
research institutes and industry. students in condensed matter physics, plasma physics, health
Developing highly qualified physicists who can serve and medical physics, environmental physics, semiconductor
as major contributors to the scientific and technological literacy materials, Laser spectroscopy, Nano technology and theoretical
in theoretical and applied physics. physics.
Providing physics knowledge, experimental experience
and training in analytical reasoning and critical thinking required
as the basis for the students seeking advanced studies in physics. Faculty
Programs Offered Polishing the expertise and competence in physics of
1. BS Physics Prof. Dr. Nasir Amin
our researchers/academic staff and to enable them to carry out
2. MSc Physics Professor / Chairperson
advanced research in active areas of Physics as demanded by
3. MPhil Physics PhD Post Doctorate (USA)
the 21st century
4. MS Nanotechnology Specialization: Laser Spectroscopy & Laser Matter Interaction
5. PhD Physics
Introduction Dr. Muhammad Sharif
Chairperson: Prof. Dr. Nasir Amin Associate Professor
The Department of Physics is imparting quality education and
research guidance to its students with the aim of serving the PhD
community at large. All the faculty members of the Department Specialization: Experimental Plasma Physics
are striving arduously for achieving excellence in their

Dr. Ijaz Ahmad Khan Specialization: Material Sciences & Electronics MPhil
Assistant Professor Specialization: Solid State Condensed Matter Physics
PhD Dr. Muhammad Ajaz un-Nabi
Specialization: Experimental Plasma Physics Assistant Professor Mr. Kashif Javaid
PhD Lecturer (On Study Leave)
Dr. Fakhar e Alam Specialization: Semiconductor Materials MPhil
Assistant Professor (On Study Leave) Specialization: Laser and Electron Matter Interaction
Ph. D Dr. Nadeem Sabir
Specialization: Bio Photonics Assistant Professor Mr. Taqmeem Hussain
Dr. Abdur Rasheed Specialization: Nanomaterials, quantum dots MPhil
Assistant Professor Specialization: Applied Radiation
PhD Dr. Syed Muhammad Alay-e-Abbas
Specialization: Theoretical Plasma Physics Assistant Professor Ms. Effat Yasin
PhD Lecturer
Dr. Muhammad Imran Arshad Specialization: Computational Condensed Matter Physics MPhil
Assistant Professor Specialization: Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy
PhD Ms. Zartashia Latif
Specialization: Semiconductor Physics Assistant Professor Ms. Kiran Mahmood
MPhil Lecturer
Dr. Adnan Ali Specialization: XRD MPhil
Assistant Professor Specialization:Nanoparticles (Ferrites)
PhD Ms. Salma Ikram
Specialization: Silicon Solar Cells Assistant Professor Mr. Amjad Farid
MPhil Lecturer
Dr. Muhammad Shahzad Shifa Specialization: Material Sciences & Nano Technology MPhil
Assistant Professor Specialization: Thin Film Semiconductors
PhD Ms. Sofia Akbar
Specialization: Remote Sensing Lecturer (On Study Leave) Ms. Qurat-ul-Ain Asim
MPhil Lecturer (On Study Leave)
Dr. Aamir Shahzad Specialization: Physics of Nano Materials MPhil
Assistant Professor Specialization: Electronics & Material Sciences
PhD Ms. Sumera Perveen
Specialization: Computational Plasma and Materials; an Lecturer (On Study Leave) Mr. Muhammad Khawar Abbas
experimental fluid Materials/ Modeling simulation MPhil Lecturer
Specialization: Nuclear Medicine, Solar Radiations MPhil
Dr. Tariq Munir Specialization:Laser induced breakdown spectroscopy
Assistant Professor Mr. Qureshi Amjad Sohail Shah
PhD Lecturer (On Study Leave) Ms. Areeb Fatima
Specialization: Solid State Physics MPhil Lecturer
Specialization: Quantum Field Theory MPhil
Dr. Khalid Mahmood Specialization: Nuclear Medicine & Solar Energy
Assistant Professor Ms. Aleena Manzoor
PhD Lecturer (On Study Leave) Mr. Zeeshan Yaqoob
Specialization: Semiconductor and Thermoelectric Materials MPhil Lecturer
Specialization: Materials Science MPhil
Dr. Muhammad Kashif Specialization:Computational Electromagnetism
Assistant Professor Mr. Sajid Ali

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Scheme of Studies PHY-505 Electrodynamics-I 3 (3-0) Note:

* One optional subject to be chosen in 7th and 8th semester.
BS Physics PHY-507 Electronics-I 3 (3-0)
** Thesis will be allotted in the 7th semester. However, the credit
Semester 1 PHY-509 Relativity and Cosmology 3 (3-0) hours for thesis will only count towards the 8th semesters.
PHY-511 Lab Course-III (Electromagnetism) 3 (0-3) *** Projects may be opted in lieu of option-II of the subject already
PHY-301 Mechanics-I 3(3-0) taken by the student in 7th semester.
PHY-303 Waves & Oscillations 3(3-0) Semester 6 Internship will be offered to students during summer vacations as an
PHY-502 Methods of Mathematical Physics-II 3 (3-0) optional activity.
MTH-323 Calculas and Analytical Geometry 3(3-0)
CSI-321 Introduction to Computing Applications 3(3-0) PHY-504 Quantum Mechanics-I 3 (3-0)
ISL-321 Islamic Studies / Ethics 2(2-0) PHY-506 Nuclear Physics-I 3 (3-0) MSc Physics
PHY-508 Electrodynamics-II 3 (3-0) Semester 1
PHY-510 Electronics-II 3 (3-0) PHY-551 Methods of Mathematical Physics-I 3 (3-0)
MTH-111 Basic Mathematics - I 3(3-0)
(Deficiency Course for F.Sc Pre-Medical) PHY-512 Lab Course-IV (Atomic & Nuclear Physics) 3 (0-3) PHY-553 Classical Mechanics 3 (3-0)
Semester 2 Semester 7 PHY-555 Electrodynamics-I 3 (3-0)
PHY-302 Mechanics-II 3 (3-0) PHY-601 Quantum Mechanics-II 3 (3-0) PHY-557 Electronics-I 3 (3-0)
PHY-304 Heat & Thermodynamics 3 (3-0) ENG-601 English for Employment 3 (3 - 0) PHY-559 Relativity and Cosmology 3 (3-0)
PHY-306 Introduction to Programming for Physicists 3 (3-0) PHY-603 Nuclear Physics-II 3 (3-0) PHY-561 Lab Course-I (Electromagnetism) 3 (0-3)
MTH-324 Multivariable and Integral Calculus 3 (3-0) PHY-605 Solid State Physics-I 3 (3-0) Semester 2
PST-321 Pakistan Studies 2 (2-0) PHY-607 Particle Physics-I* 3 (3-0) PHY-552 Methods of Mathematical Physics-II 3 (3-0)
ENG-322 English Comprehension and Composition 3 (3-0) PHY-609 Advanced Electronics* 3 (3-0) PHY-554 Quantum Mechanics-I 3 (3-0)
MTH-112 Basic Mathematics - II 3(3-0) PHY-611 Environmental Physics-I* 3 (3-0) PHY-556 Nuclear Physics-I 3 (3-0)
(Deficiency Course for F.Sc Pre-Medical)
PHY-613 Health and Medical Physics-I* 3 (3-0) PHY-558 Electrodynamics-II 3 (3-0)
Semester 3
PHY-615 Climatology and Metrology-I* 3 (3-0) PHY-560 Electronics-II 3 (3-0)
PHY-401 Electricity & Magnetism-I 3 (3-0)
PHY-617 Lab Course-V (Electronics) 3 (0-3) PHY-562 Lab Course-II (Atomic & Nuclear Physics) 3 (0-3)
PHY-403 Modern Physics-I 3 (3-0)
MTH-425 Differential Equations-I 3 (3-0)
PHY-602 Plasma Physics 3 (3-0) PHY-651 Quantum Mechanics-II 3 (3-0)
MTH-429 Introduction to Metric and Topoligical Spaces 3 (3-0)
PHY-604 Computational Physics 3 (3-0) PHY-653 Nuclear Physics-II 3 (3-0)
ENG-421 Communication Skills 3 (3-0)
PHY-606 Solid State Physics-II 3 (3-0) PHY-655 Statistical Mechanics 3 (3-0)
PHY-407 Lab Course-I (Mechanics, Heat and 3 (0-3)
PHY-608 Laser and Optics 3 (3-0) PHY-657 Solid State Physics-I 3 (3-0)
Vibrations)
PHY-610 Statistical Mechanics 3 (3-0) PHY-659 Particle Physics-I* 3 (3-0)
Semester 4
PHY-612 Particle Physics-II* 3 (3-0) PHY-661 Advanced Electronics* 3 (3-0)
PHY-402 Electricity & Magnetism-II 3 (3-0)
PHY-614 Advanced Electronics Lab Course* 3 (3-0) PHY-663 Environmental Physics-I* 3 (3-0)
PHY-404 Modern Physics-II 3 (3-0)
PHY-616 Environmental Physics Lab Course 3 (3-0) PHY-665 Health and Medical Physics-I* 3 (3-0)
MTH-426 Differential Equations-II 3 (3-0)
PHY-618 Health and Medical Physics -II* 3 (3-0) PHY-667 Climatology and Metrology-I* 3 (3-0)
PHY-408 Lab Course-II (Optics & Modern Physics) 3 (0-3)
PHY-620 Climatology and Metrology-II* 3 (3-0) PHY-669 Lab Course-III (Electronics) 3 (0-3)
MTH-424 Linear Algebra 3 (3-0)
PHY-629 Seminar 1 (0-1) Semester 4
CHM-402 Chemistry (Special Topics) 4 (3-1)
PHY-630 Thesis** 6 (0-6) PHY-652 Plasma Physics 3 (3-0)
Semester 5
PHY-631 Project*** 3 (0-3) PHY-654 Computational Physics 3 (3-0)
PHY-501 Methods of Mathematical Physics-I 3 (3-0)
PHY-656 Solid State Physics-II 3 (3-0)
PHY-503 Classical Mechanics 3 (3-0)
PHY-658 Laser and Optics 3 (3-0)

PHY-660 Particle Physics-II* 3 (3-0) PHY-722 Principles of advanced experimental 3(3-0) Note:
techniques Overall 24 teaching credit hours for MPhil and 18 teaching credit
PHY-662 Advanced Electronics Lab Course* 3 (3-0)
hours for PhD program are mandatory. However, the research
PHY-723 Atomic and optical physics 3(3-0)
PHY-664 Environmental Physics Lab Course 3 (0-3) supervisors of students may recommend additional courses. The
PHY-724 Applied laser spectroscopy 3(3-0) department will offer the courses keeping in view the availability of
PHY-666 Health and Medical Physics -II* 3 (3-0)
PHY-725 Advanced kinetic plasma theory 3(3-0) teachers and nature of research to conducted.
PHY-668 Climatology and Metrology-II* 3 (3-0) The three courses PHY-701, PHY-702 and STA-795 are compulsory for
PHY-726 Electromagnetic wave propagation 3(3-0) MPhil degree program
PHY-679 Seminar 1 (0-1)
PHY-727 Advanced Magnetic materials 3(3-0)
PHY-680 Thesis*** 6 (0-6)
PHY-681 Project** 3 (0-3)
PHY-731 Plasma processing and technology 3(3-0) MS/MPhil Nanotechnology
PHY-732 Radiotherapy 3(3-0) Semester 1st & 2nd
Note:
* One optional subject to be chosen in 3rd and 4th semester. PHY-733 Treatment Planning and Advance 3(3-0) Four courses to be selected for each semester from the following
** Projects may be opted in lieu of option-II of the subject already Radiotherapy Techniques NNT-701 Introduction to Nanotechnology 3(3-0)
taken by the student in 3rd semester.
PHY-734 Bio-Photonics 3(3-0) NNT-702 Fundamentals of Nano-Science 3(3-0)
*** Thesis will be allotted in the 3rd semester. However, the credit
hours for thesis will only count towards the 4th semesters. PHY-735 Tissue Optics 3(3-0) NNT-703 Physics at Nanoscale 3(3-0)
Internship will be offered to students during summer vacations as an PHY-736 Modeling and simulation techniques 3(3-0)
optional activity. NNT-704 Fundamentals of micro and nano fabrication 3(3-0)
PHY-737 Advanced Modeling and simulation 3(3-0) NNT-705 Nanobiosciences and Applications 3(3-0)
techniques
MPhil/PhD Physics PHY-738 Advanced medical Physics 3(3-0)
NNT-706 Laser Physics 3(3-0)
NNT-707 Introduction to Microsystem Packaging and 3(3-0)
PHY-701 Mathematical Techniques in Physics 3(3-0) PHY-739 Semiconductor for power electronics 3(3-0) Micro-electro Mechanical Systems (MEMS)
PHY-702 Experimental Techniques in Physics 3(3-0) PHY-740 Advance concepts of semiconductor devices 3(3-0) NNT-708 Physics of Semiconductor Nanostructures 3(3-0)
PHY-703 Theory of Condensed Matter Physics 3(3-0) PHY-741 Physics of solar cells 3(3-0) NNT-709 Nanomaterials and nanotechnology 3(3-0)
PHY-704 Low Temperature(Cold) Plasmas 3(3-0) PHY-742 Advanced Material science 3(3-0) NNT-710 Nano Bio Photonics 3(3-0)
PHY-705 Advanced Solid State Physics 3(3-0) PHY-743 Advanced Experimental Plasma Physics 3(3-0) NNT-711 Nitride Semiconductor Nano devices 3(3-0)
PHY-706 Standard Model of Particle Physics 3(3-0) PHY-744 Synthesis of Inorganic nanomaterials 3(3-0) NNT-712 Molecular modeling and simulation I 3(3-0)
PHY-707 Quantum Field Theory 3(3-0) PHY-745 Principles of Thermoelectricity 3(3-0) NNT-713 Molecular modeling and simulation II 3(3-0)
PHY-708 Integrable Systems 3(3-0) PHY-746 Thermoelectric Materials 3(3-0) Semester 3rd & 4th
PHY-709 Semiconductors devices 3(3-0) Other mandatory requirements for MPhil NNT-728 Seminar (Research) 1(0-1)
PHY-710 Advanced Quantum Mechanics 3(3-0) STA-795 Statistics for Research 3(2-1) NNT-730 Thesis 6(0-6)
PHY-711 Atmospheric and Environmental Physics 3(3-0) PHY-728 Seminar 1(0-1)
PHY-712 Health and Medical Physics 3(3-0) PHY-730 Thesis 6(0-6)
PHY-713 Electromagnetic Theory 3(3-0) Other mandatory requirements for PhD
PHY-714 Atomic Spectroscopy 3(3-0) *STA-795 Statistics for Research 3(2-1)
PHY-715 Plasma Physics 3(3-0) PHY-758 Seminar (General) 1(0-1)
PHY-716 Thin Film Deposition Techniques 3(3-0) PHY-759 Seminar (Research) 1(0-1)
PHY-717 Experimental Plasma Physics 3(3-0) PHY-760 Thesis
PHY-718 Materials Science 3(3-0) *PhD students who have not studied the course Statistics for
PHY-719 Fundamentals of Nano-Science 3(3-0) Research in MPhil will have to take this course as audit course as
mandatory requirement.
PHY-720 Magnetic Materials 3(3-0)
PHY-721 Laser Physics 3(3-0)

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Department of
Statistics
Phone: 041-9201461
Email: stat@gcuf.edu.pk
Vision To contribute to the advancement of science and

To disseminate quality education and produce quality research technology through interdisciplinary research, jointly with
in different areas of Statistics and to produce highly skilled scientists at the Government College University, Faisalabad
professional, scholars and researchers equipped with adequate and at other research institutions and develop a research
knowledge of statistics to meetthe contemporary and future culture in society in general.
challenges.
Introduction
Mission Statistical methods and the application of probability theory
The mission of the Department of Statistics is to contribute to are essential to the understanding of data and underlying
the overall objectives of the Government College University, processes in a very wide variety of fields, including health
Faisalabad and the Affiliated Colleges, Science, and the Arts sciences, economics and finance, social science, government,
through excellence in research and education in the Statistical engineering, biological and physical sciences.
Sciences and through service to the university community, In Government College, Faisalabad the Department of Statistics
statistical profession, and society at large. was established in 1960. Initially intermediate and degree
The proliferation of quantitative information in society classes were started. In October, 2002 the college was upgraded
demands that we help to develop the next generation of to University and a 2 year Master degree program was launched
statistics professionals while increasing the statistical literacy in September, 2003. BS (Hons.) a 4 year degree program was
of our students and the frequency of collaboration with our launched in September, 2005; the Department took the initiative
colleagues. To meet these objectives, the mission of the of launching the MPhil (Statistics) program in 2012. Currently
Statistics Department is to: 250 students are enrolled in different programs being offered by
Deliver a high-quality statistics program for our majors and the Department of Statistics.
minors that prepares them for either the workplace or Statistical computations contribute as a major player to meet
further study in graduate programs; the demand of the students and requirements of extended
Offer service courses for the university that meet the needs research activities in the graduate and post graduate courses.
Programs Offered of the various majors and enhance the statistical literacy of Statistics is considerably more applied and vocational than many
1. BS Statistics the students; other courses. It aims to produce students who can immediately
2. MSc Statistics Support continued growth of Statistics faculty members work as applied statisticians. Whereas all theoretical concepts
3. MPhil Statistics as teacher-scholars. To contribute to the theoretical are covered, the emphasis throughout is on applying and
and applied development of the field through scholarly adapting it to real-life circumstances. The analysis of real data
Coordinator: Dr. Tanvir Ahmed research in core areas of statistical theory and probability sets constitutes the core of the courses and pivotal role of the
and publications in leading professional journals. computer as a powerful tool in modern statistics is constantly
To contribute to the development of new statistical emphasized throughout the programs being offered. Weekly
methodology to address substantive problems and to assignments/practical work makes extensive use of standard
promote the use of these methods through publications in statistical packages including Minitab, SPSS, EViews, R,
both statistics and subject-matter journals. Mathematica, Design Expert etc.
The graduated students are employed in reputable Public and

private sector organizations like Federal and Provincial Bureaus Ms. Maria Javed Semester 4
of Statistics, National Universities, State Bank of Pakistan, Lecturer (On Study Leave)
Pharmaceutical Industries, Government offices, Commercial M. Phil.(GCUF, Pakistan) STA-402 Introduction to Regression analysis, ANOVA 4(3-1)
and ANCOVA
Banks, and many other firms and organizations. Specialization: Probability Distributions and Operations
Research STA-404 Applied Statistics 4(3-1)
Faculty Mr. Muhammad Aftab

STA-406 Statistical Software-I 3(0-3)
MTH-436 Linear Programming 4(4-0)
Lecturer
Dr. Tanvir Ahmad Semester 5
MPhil (UAF, Pakistan)
Assistant professor /Incharge
Specialization: Categorical Data Analysis, Applied Statistics and STA-501 Probability and Probability Distributions-I 3(3-0)
Post-Doc.(UK), PhD (IUB, Pakistan)
Multivariate Data Analysis STA-503 Sampling Techniques-I 3(3-0)
Specialization: Response Surface Methodology, Optimal
Designs and Missing Data CSI-509 Introduction to Database Systems 3(1-2)
Mr. Tahir Nawaz
Lecturer (On Study Leave) STA-505 Statistical Methods 4(4-0)
Dr. Sajjad Haider Bhatti
MPhil (GCUL, Pakistan) STA-507 Operational Research 3(3-0)
Assistant professor
Survival Data Analysis, Time Series Analysis and Econometrics
PhD (France) Semester 6
Specialization: Applied Statistics and Econometrics STA-502 Probability and Probability Distributions-II 3(3-0)
Mr. Muhammad Abu Bakar
Lecturer (Govt. Cadre) STA-504 Sampling Techniques-II 3(3-0)
Dr. Faisal Maqbool Zahid
MPhil (UAF, Pakistan) STA-506 Design and Analysis of Experiments-I 4(4-0)
Assistant professor (On Study Leave)
Specialization: Time Series, Statistical Inference
PhD (Germany) STA-508 Population Studies 2(2-0)
Specialization: Categorical Data Analysis, Multivariate Analysis
STA-510 Statistical Quality Control 3(3-0)
Scheme of Studies
Mr. Muhammad Ali Raza OR
Assistant professor (On Study Leave)
BS Statistics STA-512 Non Parametric Methods 3(3-0)
MPhil (PU, Pakistan) Semester 1
STA-514 Survey Research Methods 3(3-0)
Specialization: Probability and Applied Statistics STA-301 Introduction to Statistics 4(3-1)
Semester 7
Dr. Hafiz Muhammad Tahir STA-601 Econometrics-I 4(4-0)
Assistant Professor MTH-321 Mathematics-I 3(3-0)
STA-603 Design and Analysis of Experiments-II 4(4-0)
PhD (QAU, Pakistan) ENG-321 Functional English 3(3-0)
STA-605 Multivariate Analysis-I 3(3-0)
Specialization: Bayesian Statistics and mixture distributions ISL-321 Islamic Studies /Ethics 2(2-0)
STA-607 Statistical Inference - I 3(3-0)
Dr. Muhammd Abid Semester 2
STA-629 Seminar 1(0-1)
Assistant Professor STA-302 Introduction to Probability Distributions 4(3-1)
STA-611 Statistical Software-II 3(0-3)
P. h D. (China) MTH-322 Mathematics-II 3(3-0)
Specialization: Sampling Techniques and Quality Control Semester 8
Ms. Shahla Ramzan STA-602 Econometrics-II 4(4-0)
Lecturer (On Study Leave) ECO-321 Introductory Economics 4(4-0)
STA-604 Statistical Software - III 3(0-3)
MPhil (UAF, Pakistan) ENG-322 English Comprehension and Composition 3(3-0)
STA-606 Multivariate Analysis-II 3(3-0)
Specialization: Multivariate Analysis and Categorical Data
Semester 3
Analysis STA-608 Statistical Inference - II 3(3-0)
STA-401 Basic Statistical Inference 4(3-1)
STA-630 Research Report 4(0-4)
Mr. Muhammad Irfan CSI-301 Programming Fundamentals 4(3-1)
OR Any One of The Following Courses
Lecturer (On Study Leave) MTH-433 Mathematical Methods & Vector Analysis 4(4-0)
MPhil (UAF, Pakistan) STA-612 Analysis of Time Series and Forecasting 4(4-0)
Specialization: Statistical Inference, Time Series Analysis and ECO-408 Issues in Pakistan Economy 3(3-0)
STA-614 Categorical Data Analysis 4(4-0)
Quality Control ENG-421 Communication Skills 3(3-0)
STA-616 Survival Data Analysis 4(4-0)

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MSc Statistics MPhil Statistics

Semester 1 Year-I (Course Work)
(course comprising 12 credit hours are to be selected in each
STA-551 Probability and Probability Distributions-I 3(3-0)
Semester of Year -I)
STA-553 Sampling Techniques-I 3(3-0)
CSI-321 Introduction to Computing Applications 3(1-2) STA-701 Advanced Sampling Techniques 3(3-0)
STA-555 Statistical Methods 4(4-0) STA-702 Multivariate Analysis 3(3-0)
STA-557 Operational Research 3(3-0) STA-703 Probability Distributions 3(3-0)
Semester 2 STA-704 Advanced Design of Experiments 3(3-0)
STA-552 Probability and Probability Distributions-II 3(3-0) STA-705 Linear Models and Regression Analysis 3(3-0)
STA-554 Sampling Techniques-II 3(3-0) STA-706 Research Methods 3(3-0)
STA-556 Design and Analysis of Experiments-I 4(4-0) STA-707 Optimization Techniques 3(3-0)
STA-558 Population Studies 2(2-0) STA-708 Bayesian Analysis 3(3-0)
STA-560 Statistical Quality Control 3(3-0) STA-709 Advanced Econometric Analysis 3(3-0)
OR STA-710 Generalized Linear Models 3(3-0)
STA-562 Non Parametric Methods 3(3-0) STA-711 Advanced Probability Theory 3(3-0)
STA-564 Survey Research Methods 3(3-0) STA-712 Statistical Inference 3(3-0)
Semester 3 STA-713 Categorical Data Analysis 3(3-0)
STA-651 Econometrics-I 4(4-0) STA-714 Survival Data Analysis 3(3-0)
STA-653 Design and Analysis of Experiments-II 4(4-0) STA-715 Time Series and Forecasting 3(3-0)
STA-655 Multivariate Analysis-I 3(3-0) STA-716 Biostatistics 3(3-0)
STA-657 Statistical Inference - I 3(3-0) STA-717 Population Analysis and Official Statistics 3(3-0)
STA-629 Seminar 1(0-1) STA-718 Advanced Response Surface Methodology 3(3-0)
STA-661 Statistical Software - I 3(0-3) STA-719 Applied Stochastic Models 3(3-0)
Semester 4 STA-720 Bayesian Decision Theory 3(3-0)
STA-652 Econometrics-II 4(4-0) STA-721 Mixture Distributions 3(3-0)
STA-654 Statistical Software - II 3(0-3) STA-722 Advanced Statistical Computing 3(3-0)
STA-656 Multivariate Analysis-II 3(3-0) STA-723 Non-Parametric and Robust Methods 3(3-0)
STA-658 Statistical Inference - II 3(3-0) Semester 3 & 4
STA-680 Research Report 4(0-4) STA-728 Seminar 1(1-0)
OR Any One of The Following Courses STA-730 Thesis 6(0-6)
STA-662 Analysis of Time Series and Forecasting 4(4-0)
STA-664 Categorical Data Analysis 4(4-0)
STA-666 Survival Data Analysis 4(4-0)

Department of
Software Engineering
Email: se@gcuf.edu.pk
Mission Faculty
The mission of department of software engineering is to
produce worthy graduates in the various disciplines of software Dr. Muhammad Awais
engineering and to train them to apply the knowledge and skills of Assistant Professor (OPS)
software engineering in the design, development, documentation PhD Information Science (Robotics), Germany
and maintenance of software. HEC Approved PhD Supervisor
Mr. Muhammad Yahya Saeed

Vision Lecturer
The advancement in the field of software engineering by
PhD(CS) (Scholar)
producing research contributions of international standards. The
solution to the real world problems with respect to software and
Mr. Usama Ahmad
automation. The recognition of the department at multiple levels
due to its research and software development activities.
PhD Scholar (on study leave)
To educate the students to become research oriented software
engineers that are confidant and meet the international standards
Engr. Adeel Rifaat Mirza
Lecturer
MS Electrical Engineering
Introduction
The department of software engineering provides excellent Mr. Nauman-ul-Haq
computing facilities and ensures the enhancement of Lecturer
Programs Offered practical knowledge of students. The department provides a PhD Scholar
1. BS Software Engineering
comprehensive range of facilities necessary for computer use
2. MS Software Engineering Mr. Khurram Zeeshan Haider
and library of programs and packages for solving scientific,
engineering, commercial and social problems. The department Lecturer
Incharg: Dr. Muhammad Awais PhD Scholar
is equipped with computer labs having Pentium machines. These
laboratories are accessible to all the students and teachers and
also linked through the state of the art network environment for Mr. Zubair Nabi
retrieving information. The department now exists and excels in Lab. Engineer
the newly created faculty of Engineering. PhD Scholar

Prospectus 2017
Scheme of Studies Semester 6 SWE-724 Software Engineering Management 3(3-0)
BS Software Engineering CSI-406 Computer Communications and Networks 3(3-0) SWE-725 Software Risk Management 3(3-0)
Semester 1 SWE-505 Professional Practices 3(3-0) SWE-726 Software Measurements and Metrics 3(3-0)
CSI-301 Programming Fundamentals 4(3-1) CSI-607 Artificial Intelligence 3(2-1) SWE-731 Global Software Engineering 3(3-0)
CSI-303 Introduction to Computing 4(3-1) SWE-551 Software Architecture and Design 3(2-1) SWE-732 Software Configuration Management 3(3-0)
ENG-321 Functional English 3(3-0) SWE-552 Software Verification and Validation 3(2-1) SWE-733 Knowledge Based Software Engineering 3(3-0)
ISL-321 Islamic Studies / Ethics 2(2-0) Semester 7 SWE-734 Software Dependability 3(3-0)
MTH-323 Calculus and Analytical Geometry 3(3-0) SWE-603 Software Project Management 3(3-0) SWE-735 Software Costing and Estimation 3(3-0)
Semester 2 SWE-605 Software Metrics 3(3-0) Other Mandatory Requirements for MS
CSI-302 Object Oriented Programming 4(3-1) SWE-607 Mathematical tools for Software Engineering 3(2-1) SWE-730 Thesis 6(06)
CSI-304 Discrete Structures 3(3-0) SWE-609 Enterprise Security Architecture 3(3-0)
ENG-322 English Comprehension & Composition 3(3-0) BBA-601 Organizational Behavior 3(3-0)
MTH-324 Advanced Calculus 3(3-0) Semester 8
ELT-321 Basic Electronics 3(3-0) SWE-602 Information Systems and Data Processing 3(3-0)
PST-321 Pakistan Studies 2(2-0) SWE-604 Information System Audit 3(3-0)
Semester 3 SWE-631 Project 6(0-6)
CSI-401 Data Structure and Algorithms 4(3-1)

CSI-403 Digital Logic and Design 4(3-1) MS Software Engineering
SWE-401 Introduction to Software Engineering 3(3-0)
Core Courses
SWE-701 Requirements Engineering 3(3-0)
SWE-702 Software System Architecture 3(3-0)
MTH-424 Linear Algebra 3(3-0)
SWE-703 Software System Quality 3(3-0)
Semester 4
Elective Courses
CSI-402 Operating Systems 4(3-1)
SWE-711 Software Reuse 3(3-0)
SWE-405 Component Based Software Engineering 3(3-0)
SWE-712 Machine Learning Applications in Software 3(3-0)
CSI-405 Introduction to Database Systems 4(3-1) Engineering
CSI-506 Analysis of Algorithms 3(3-0) SWE-714 Semantic Web Enabled Software Engineering 3(3-0)
SOC-307 Introduction to Sociology 3(3-0) SWE-715 Business Process Re-Engineering 3(3-0)
Semester 5 SWE-716 Research Techniques and Methods for 3(3-0)
Software Engineering
CSI-501 Web Engineering 3(2-1)
SWE-717 Formal Methods in Software Engineering 3(3-0)
SWE-501 Software Requirements Engineering 3(2-1)
SWE-718 Software Engineering Ontologies 3(3-0)
SWE-502 Software Process Improvement 3(3-0)
SWE-719 Semantic Based Software Development 3(3-0)
SWE-503 Software Engineering Economics 3(2-1)
SWE-720 Model Driven Software Development 3(3-0)
BBA-506 Human Resource Management 3(3-0)
SWE-721 Software Process Engineering 3(3-0)
CSI-601 Human Computer Interaction 3(3-0)
SWE-722 Software Case Tools and Applications 3(3-0)
SWE-723 Advanced Web Engineering 3(3-0)

University Community College
Programs Offered
The following Intermediate, Associate Degree and Diploma Programs are offered from the
Academic Year 2017
Intermediate Programs
1- F.Sc (Pre-Medical)
Part-I: English, Urdu, Islamic Education, Physics, Chemistry, Biology
Part-II: English, Urdu, Pak. Studies, Physics, Chemistry, Biology
2- F.Sc (Pre-Engineering)
Part-I: English, Urdu, Islamic Education, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics
Part-II: English, Urdu, Pak. Studies, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics
3- I.Com
Part-I: English, Urdu, Islamic Education, Business Mathematics,
Principles of Accounting, Economics, Principles of Commerce
Part-II: English, Urdu, Pak. Studies, Business Statistics,
Principles of Accounting, Banking, Commercial Geography
Associate Degree Programs (Evening)

1. Computer Science
2. Information Technology
3. Accounting & Finance
4. Banking & Finance
5. Business Administration
6. Applied Psychology
7. B.Com IT
Diploma Program
1. Advance Diploma in Clinical Psychology
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Prospectus Committee
Prof. Dr. Nasir Amin

Convener
Dean Faculty of Physical Science
Prof. Dr. Farhat Abbas Member Prof. Dr. Hazoor Muhammad Sabir Member
Dean Faculty of Engineering Dean Faculty of Economics & Management Sciences Director Advanced Studies
Prof. Dr. Sofia Anwar Member Prof. Dr. Tayyaba Sultana Member
Chairperson Department of Economics Department of Zoology
Dr. Zahira Batool Member Dr. Salma Sultana Member

Chairperson Department of Sociology Director Academics
Dr. Ghulam Shamas Ur Rehman Member Dr. Muhammad Naeem Mohsin Member
Director Advanced Stidies Director, DDL
Dr. Shafqat Hussain Member Dr. Muhammad Hidayat Rasool Member

Director, Undergraduate Studies Chairperson Department of Microbiology
Dr. Babak Mehmood Member Dr. Tahsin Gulzar Member

Department of Sociology Depatment Applied Chemistry
Ms. Tehmina Afzal Member Dr. Abdul Qadir Mustaq Member

Institute of Arts & Design Department of History & Pakistan
Dr. Iftikhar Ahmad Khan Member Dr. Safdar Tahir Member

Department of Islamic Studies Department of Banking & Finance
Mr. Hassan Mahmood Member Mr. Muhammad Usman Member

Computer Programmer Computer Programmer
Mr. Muhammad Asif Lateef Member/Secretary Mr. Naeem Sarwar Khan (Photographer) 271
Additional Registrar (Academics)
This prospectus provides information about the academic programs of various faculties of Government College University Fais-
alabad and should not be taken as binding on the University. Information contained in it, including curriculae, admission pro-
cedures, rules of examination, regulations of discipline and fee and dues are periodically reviewed and revised by the Competent
Authority. The University reserves the right to change any rules, regulations and financial effects applicable to the students when-
ever and where ever it is deemed appropriate or necessary.

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Dr. Allama Muhammad Iqbal

Prof. Dr. Muhammad Ali (TI)

Mr. Faisal Waseem

Mr. Shahzad Rasul

Mr. Sajjad Ahmad

The Registrar is a whole time officer and the custodian of the

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Mr. Nadeem Saeed (On Deputation) Mr. Abdul Hannan Amjad

Striving for Excellence 11

Controller of Examinations Ph: 041-9201037

Mission To prepare and announce in advance the calendar of Staff

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Ms. Fiza Sabir Mr. Muhammad Mustafa Mr. Mohsin Murtaza

Office of Research Innovation and Commercialization (ORIC) Email: oric@gcuf.edu.pk

Striving for Excellence 13

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Striving for Excellence 15

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The Affiliation Cell deals with the affiliation of colleges

Modern era is considered to be the era of Information Abdul Qadir Mushtaq

Striving for Excellence 17

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Digital Book Bank (dl.gcuf.edu.pk)

Striving for Excellence 21

Mr. Abdul Qaddus IT Manager

Mr. Moeen Qureshi Network Administrator

Mr. Karim Jawad Lab Engineer

Mr. Mohsin Ali Network Engineer

Mr. Hassan Mahmood Computer Programmer

Mr Muhammad Usman Computer Programmer

Mr. Awais Tahir Computer Programmer

Mr. Asad Ali Assistant

Mr. Farhan Bari Assistant

Mr. Zain-ul-Abdin Assistant Programmer

Mr. Waqas Khursheed Technition

Mr. Muhammad Saleem Technition

Mr. Nadeem Riaz Technition

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Mission rushed to nearby hospitals, the university ambulance facility is

The University runs a fleet of buses for facilitating students

ROUTS TO BE STARTED ON DEMAND OF UPCOMING STUDENTS

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Directorate Of Security Ph: 041-9200669

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Day Care Center Post Office

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Government College University Faisalabad was chartered by

The Directorate of Advanced Studies has been established

Abrar Hussain Shah Sarfaz Khan

Abdur Rehman Muhammad Safder

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Mr. Jaweed Anjum Mr. Rana Sufian

Mr. Mahmood-ul-Hassan Anwar Ali

Mr. Fahad Nazir Khalil Ahmad

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Introduction Directorate of Sports