National University of Modern Languages

National University of Modern Languages
Motto We teach how to Think, not What to Think
Established 1970 (1970)
Chancellor Prime Minister of Pakistan Nawaz Sharif
Vice-Chancellor Professer Dr. Mohammad Ali Malik
Director General Brigadier
Administrative staff
 ~1,000
Students ~11,000
Location Islamabad, ICT, Pakistan
Campus Urban
Colours Blue, White, Yellow            
Nickname NUML
Affiliations HEC, PAL, PEC
Website www.numl.edu.pk

The National University of Modern Languages (Initials: NUML), is a public research University located in Islamabad, Pakistan.[1] In addition, the university has seven regional campuses in all the four provinces of Pakistan.[2]

Established in 1970 as an institute in a view to help the society to communicate and understand each other in different oriental and occidental languages as well as assimilating different cultures and to act as springboard for emerging disciplines.[2] The university is known for its extensive research in scientific advancements of the languages, grammar, and linguistics. The university offers undergraduate, post-graduate, and doctoral programmes in languages, linguistics, social sciences, communications, management sciences, and computer sciences. It is one of the largest university in the country, and currently secured its top ranking in "general category" by the HEC.[3]

In addition, the university is also an active member of the Association of Commonwealth Universities.[4]

Administration

The President of Pakistan is the Chancellor while the Federal Minister of Education is the Pro-Chancellor. The day-to-day administration is controlled by a Board of Governors. Federal secretaries of ministries and citizens from the private and public sectors function as its members. The Rector (Vice Chancellor) is responsible for keeping the university operative at an optimum level both in academics and administration.

NUML Board of Governors (BoG)

BoG is the highest governing body of the university. Chief of the Army Staff (COAS) is the Chairman of the BoG, and the Inspector General of Training and Evaluation (IGT&E), General Headquarters, acts as the nominee of the COAS.

The following are BoG members:

See BOG NUML

Campuses

The university's main campus is located on Margala Road, Sector H-9 Islamabad, Pakistan, just behind H-9 College. It is spread over an area of 25 acres (100,000 m2).

Sub-Campuses

Lahore Faisalabad Karachi Multan Quetta Peshawar and Hyderabad.

Location

NUML, Sector H-9, Islamabad, Pakistan

Salaam Block MS department

Programs offered

Islamabad campus

The following programs are offered at the Islamabad campus:

Undergraduate languages

Morning programs

Undergraduate - Engineering/IT/Management

Morning programs
Evening programs

Undergraduate - Social Sciences

Morning programs
Evening programs

Masters programs

Morning programs
Evening programs

Doctoral/Masters - IT/Management

Major areas of PhD in MBA are Finance, Marketing, IT, Human Resource Management.

Masters - Social Sciences

Morning programs

[5]

Evening programs

Peshawar campus

Postgraduate level

Admission Requirement: 16 Years of Education, old MBA, M.Com, MA Economics, ACMA, CA with GAT General with 50% Percentile Score

Master level courses

(Morning and evening programs)

Major areas in MBA are Finance, Marketing, IT, Human Resource Management.

Undergraduate courses (morning and evening programs)

Functional courses

Diploma (morning and evening programs

Certificate (morning and evening program)

Foundation (morning and evening program)

Preparatory course (morning and evening program)

References

  1. ↑ Google maps services. "Address and locations of National University of Modern Languages (NUML)". Google maps services. Retrieved 4 April 2014.
  2. 1 2 NUML Press. "Introduction of the NUML". NUML Press. Retrieved 4 April 2014.
  3. ↑ HEC. "HEC University rankings". Govt Pakistan. HIgher Education Commission. Retrieved 4 April 2014.
  4. ↑ ACU Publications. "ACU Members - Asia - Central and South". ACU Publications. ACU Publications. Retrieved 4 April 2014.
  5. ↑ http://numl.edu.pk

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