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•PESHAWAR UNIVERSITY
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The
Peshawar university founded in 1950 AD. Is the out growth
of Islamia college, Peshawar which was established in
1913 AD. By late Nawab Sir Sahibzada Abdul Qayyum Khan.
The first chief minister of NWFP. His name and another
prominent political figure, Khan Abdul Qayyum Khan laid
the foundation of the university during his tenure as
chief minister of NWFP.
The university campus is spread over
an area of 1.000 acres. During the course of 50 years it has grown into big town
ship. It is situated at a distance of about 8 kilometers from Peshawar cantonment
along the Khyber road on the way to Khyber Pass. It is a resident university and
all most all the teaching staff; student and employees live there. The campus
has its own shopping center. Hospital, post office and banks. A big hospital has
been constructed to provide the training facilities to the medical students whom
at present studying In Khyber medical college. In addition, there are Pakistan
Rural Academy and Pakistan Forest Institute located at campus. Besides teaching
requirements at the university, authorities have not over looked the sports and
other extra curricular activities. Facilities for all types of recognized out
door and in door games have been provided. College and university tournaments
are held regularly in games like hockey, football, cricket, swimming, badminton,
volleyball, basket ball, tennis, boating, shooting and athletics. There
are teacher student center and various types of unions and associations to provide
the students debating forum. The university has a big library with nearly 100,000
books and manuscripts.
| •NWFP
University of Engineering & Technology Peshawar |
Since its establishment
as a College of Engineering in 1952, this institution has been training Engineers
upto the first degree level in all the major disciplines of engineering. In 1980
it got its separate identity as University and started Bachelor's degree course
in Electrical, Civil, Mechanical, Agriculture and Mining Engineering.In 1995 the
Department of Chemical Engineering has added with the intake of 25 students. After
gaining the status of an Engineering University in 1980, efforts were focussed
on introducing postgraduate studies in various disciplines. As a first step, in
1984, postgraduate courses leading to M.Sc. degree were started in Civil Engineering.
In 1990 the remaining departments also started postgraduate programmes. The University
is also planning to start M.Phil/Ph.D. programme in the near future.
Faculty of Civil EngineeringFaculty of Electrical Engineering
Faculty of Mechanical EngineeringFaculty of Chemical, Mineral and Minning
EngineeringFaculty of Agriculture Engineering Faculty of Basic
Science, Humanities, & Islamic Studies | •Agricultural
University Peshawar |
Agriculture
education was introduced into the curriculum of Islamia
College,Peshawar in 1933. The College of Agriculture
was set up in 1957 as a constituent college of the University
of Peshawar. The four year B.Sc. degree programme after
matriculation,followed prior to the establishment of
the College of Agriculture,was discontinued. A revised
curriculum was started in 1957,in which students with
matriculation were admitted to a five years degree programme
leading to the award of B.Sc. Hons. classes were started
in different disciplines, i.e Agricultural Chemistry,Agronomy,Animal
Science,Entomology,Horticulture and food technology
The
college was upgraded to a status of Faculty of Agriculture
under the University of Peshawar in 1974.
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•Khyber
Medical College | A
University was promised by the father of the Nation Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali
Jinnah in 1948. The foundation of Peshawar University was laid down by the first
Prime Minister Liaqat Ali Khan in 1950. The University occupies the site of the
ancient Budhist Academy. The Khyber Medical College lies in the campus on the
historic caravan route that brought conquerors from Central Asia to this Sub-continent.
Now instead of warriors, students from several parts of the world flock to this
institution in search of knowledge that alleviates human suffering.
The
foundation of the college was laid by the Governor General of Pakistan Mr. Ghulam
Mohammad in 1954. It strives to expand steadily to meet growing requirements of
the people of this province. To look after dental health of the people of NWFP,
a Dentistry Department (BDS) was founded in KMC in 1964 by Sahibzadi Mahmooda
Salim the Health Minister at that time. The Department of Dentistry was converted
into an independent college at the time of its Silver Jubilee celebration and
named as "Khyber College of Dentistry" in January 1990.
Government Colleges OF
District
Peshawar
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