The Bureau of STAGS, University of Sindh, Jamshoro, in collaboration with the British Council Pakistan, organized an awareness session on higher education scholarships and library services at the Senate Hall, Vice Chancellor Secretariat.
Sindh University & British Council hold awareness session on scholarships, Library Services
HYDERABAD, Nov 03 (APP): The Bureau of STAGS, University of Sindh, Jamshoro, in collaboration with the British Council Pakistan, organized an awareness session on higher education scholarships and library services at the Senate Hall, Vice Chancellor Secretariat.
The session aimed to familiarize students with scholarship opportunities offered by the British Council for higher education, the application process and other relevant information, enabling them to benefit from opportunities to pursue higher education internationally.
During the session, students were provided with guidance on international scholarship opportunities, mobility programs and access to various services, facilities and learning resources offered by British Council Libraries.
According to the university’s spokesperson, on the occasion, Country Lead of the International Student Mobility Program Usman Khalid led the scholarship awareness session and provided details and the procedures for applying.
Haroon Rashid, Education Program Manager (North) and Ms Rabia Hatim, National Program Coordinator also shared their views on the subject. Similarly, Sadam Hussain and Abdul Rehman, Coordinators, Library and Information Services, briefed the participants on the services, facilities and learning opportunities offered by British Council Libraries.
Speaking on the occasion, Director, Bureau of STAGS and focal person for the program Ajved Ahmed Bhatti delivered the welcome address, welcomed the guests from the British Council Pakistan and highlighted the objectives and significance of the session. He particularly appreciated the efforts of Noreen Fahad, who played an important role in establishing collaboration between the University of Sindh and the British Council.
Adviser, Students Affairs (Girls) Dr Sumera Dero also addressed the session and appreciated the initiative aimed at familiarizing students with international educational opportunities and learning resources. At the conclusion of the session, honorary shields were presented to the speakers.
A total of 110 students from various departments of the University of Sindh attended the session. The participating departments included Artificial Intelligence, Business Administration, Law, Sociology, Commerce, Information Technology, English Language and Literature, Social Work and Chemistry.
