SDG 4 - QUALITY EDUCATION
ILMA University has been actively engaging in various collaborations and partnerships with other educational institutions and organizations. These efforts are aimed at promoting academic cooperation, advancing education and research, and fostering internationalization. ILMA University has signed Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with several universities and institutions to explore avenues for collaboration, faculty and student exchange programs, and joint research initiatives.
One notable collaboration involves ILMA University's engagement with the University of Swat, demonstrating a commitment to educational excellence and cooperation. Another significant partnership is with Dokuz Eylul University in Turkey, which includes scholarship programs and joint initiatives for students and faculty. ILMA University has also organized Open House sessions in UAE universities to provide international students with insights into academic programs and opportunities at the university.
Furthermore, ILMA University has been actively involved in promoting the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 4 (SDG 4), which focuses on ensuring inclusive and equitable quality education and promoting lifelong learning opportunities for all. This aligns with ILMA University's mission to provide high-quality education through international collaborations and partnerships, creating a diverse and globally competitive learning environment.
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Publications
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Guest Speaker
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Scholarships
11,340,000+
Scholarships in PKR
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Events, Projects & Field Visits
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Graduation Rates
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Student-to-Faculty Ratio
Policies
Version: ILMA/ACD/22-25/ADM/XX22
Policy Created: July 11, 2020
Policy Reviewed: September 15, 2022
AIM
This policy recognizes ILMA University’s unwavering commitment to promoting lifelong learning and education in the community without discrimination. The university extends its resources to facilitate easy access to education for all and actively contributes to the educational development of society.
This Policy applies to all employees of ILMA University.
Policy Statement• ILMA University will organize educational workshops and events, reaching beyond campus boundaries, including local schools and educational institutions.
• The university assumes responsibility for fostering the educational development of society.
• Annual educational events, seminars, and conferences will be hosted, open to the general public without regard to gender, religion, ethnicity, disability, or immigration status.
• Online educational resources will be made accessible to the general public, ensuring inclusivity regardless of gender, religion, ethnicity, disability, or immigration status.
• The university is committed to enhancing the accessibility of educational resources for everyone, promoting inclusivity and eliminating discrimination based on gender, religion, ethnicity, disability, or immigration status.
DefinitionsLifelong Learning: Any formal or informal learning that occurs beyond traditional educational years. It encompasses the continuous development through the acquisition of knowledge and skills throughout an individual's life.
Research Publications
| Title | Publications Partnerships | Journal Name | Articles |
|---|---|---|---|
| Curiosity May Have Killed the Cat but It Has the Power to Improve Employee Creativity | Henan University, China; Iqra National University, Pakistan; The University of Agriculture, Pakistan | Current Psychology | Article Link |
| A Critical Study About Pakistan’s New Narrative for Regional Stability | University of Karachi; Singapore Management University, Singapore; Federal Urdu University Arts, Science and Tech | Central European Management Journal | Article Link |
| Digital Economy, Industrial Structure, and Environmental Quality: Assessing the Roles of Educational Investment, Green Innovation, and Economic Globalization | Shandong University of Technology, China; Cyprus International University, Turkey; Shandong University of Technology, Zibo 255000, China | Sustainability | Article Link |
| Natural Language Processing Challenges and Issues: a Literature Review | Ege University, Türkiye; Sindh Agriculture University, Pakistan | Gazi University Journal of Science | Article Link |
| The Ahes: a Scale for Assessing Avoidance of Positive Emotions in the General Population | PONTE | Article Link | |
| Fintech Adoption, HR Competency Potential, Service Innovation and Firm Growth in Banking Sector | Mohammed Ali Jinnah University, Pakistan; Technology and Information Sciences at Ziauddin University Karachi, Pakistan | Heliyon | Article Link |
| Employing Bibliometric Analysis to Identify the Current State of the Art and Future Prospects of Electric Vehicles | Wuhan University of Technology, China; Dalian Maritime University, China; University of Catania, Italy | Energies | Article Link |
| Evaluation of the Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on the Teaching-learning Process | Mir Chakar Khan Rind University, Pakistan; Shenyang Normal University, Shenyang, China; Mir Chakar Khan Rind University, Sibi, Pakistan | PalArch's Journal of Archaeology of Egypt/ Egyptology | Article Link |
| Depressive Mood and Compulsive Social Media Usage: the Mediating Roles of Contingent Self-esteem and Social Interaction Fears | Shenzhen University, China; Métis Lab, Le Havre, France | Information Technology and People | Article Link |
| Poverty Eradication in Sub-Saharan Africa: a Government-led or Private Sector-driven Approach? | Chrisland University, Nigeria | International Journal of Emerging Markets | Article Link |
| Divine Guidance and Awareness: Understanding Family Planning Programs Among the Public in Pakistan | Shah Abdul Latif University, Khairpur Ghotki Campus; Mir Chakar Khan Rind University, Pakistan; Xi’an Jiaotong University, China | PalArch's Journal of Archaeology of Egypt/ Egyptology | Article Link |
| A Cognitive Analysis of Cell Phone Addiction and Its Effects on Children’s Psychology as an International Dilemma | Jinnah University for Women, Karachi, Pakistan | Pakistan Journal of International Affairs | Article Link |
| Assessing the Nexus Between Human Capital, Green Energy, and Load Capacity Factor: Policymaking for Achieving Sustainable Development Goals | Nanjing University, China; Universidad Espíritu Santo, Ecuador; Shandong University of Technology, China | Gondwana Research | Article Link |
| Symmetrical and Asymmetrical Modeling: Applying Vitae Researchers’ Development Framework Through the Lens of Web 2.0 Technologies for Vocational-health Education Researchers | Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China; University of Helsinki, Finland; Open University of Catalonia, Spain | Sustainability | Article Link |
| Linking Public Leadership With Project Management Effectiveness: Mediating Role of Goal Clarity and Moderating Role of Top Management Support | Business School Henan University, People’s Republic of China; Iqra National University, Peshawar, Pakistan; The University of Agriculture Peshawar, Pakistan | Heliyon | Article Link |
| Harnessing Interactive Media for Transformative Education in Pakistan: a Case Study of Virtual Reality Integration | Govt. College Women University, Sialkot; G.D.C Serai Piyaro Khan; Benazir Bhutto Shaheed University, Lyar | Journal of Positive School Psychology | Article Link |
| Entrepreneurial Passion and Entrepreneurial Performance: Dualistic Model | Beaconhouse International College Faisalabad; Comsats University Islamabad, Abbottabad Campus; Abasyn University Peshawar; Department of Management Sciences, COMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus | Russian Law Journal | Article Link |
| Impact of Leader Self-sacrifice on Team Affective Commitment to Leader and Leader Depletion | University of Central Punjab - Pakistan | Journal of History and Social Sciences | Article Link |
| Exploring the Nonlinear Relationship Among Financial Development, Human Capital and CO2 Emissions: a Comparative Study of South and East Asian Emerging Economies | Zhengzhou University, China | Environmental Science and Pollution Research | Article Link |
| Modeling the Impact of Energy Poverty on Income Poverty, Health Poverty, Educational Poverty, and Environmental Poverty: a Roadmap Towards Environmental Sustainability | North China Electric Power University, China; Jiangsu University, People’s Republic of China | Environmental Science and Pollution Research | Article Link |
| Environmental Quality and Energy Transition Prospects for G-7 Economies: the Prominence of Environment-Related ICT Innovations, Financial and Human Development | Shandong University, China; New Uzbekistan University, Uzbekistan; Ural Federal University, Russian Federation | Journal of Environmental Management | Article Link |
| Shifting Sands: Pakistan's Strategic Culture Amidst Regional and Global Flux | University of Peshawar, Pakistan; Guangdong University of Foreign Studies, Guangzhou | Russian Law Journal | Article Link |
| Re-investigating the Impact of Non-renewable and Renewable Energy on Environmental Quality: a Roadmap Towards Sustainable Development | Universiti Malaysia Terengganu, Malaysia; University of Vigo, University Campus, Spain; Poznan University of Economics and Business, Poland | Resources Policy | Article Link |
| Exploring the Government's Role During COVID-19 Through a Newly Validated Scale | Chitkara University, India; Punjabi University Patiala, India | Journal of Public Affairs | Article Link |
| Evaluating the Environmental Impact and Economic Practicability of Solar Home Lighting Systems: a Roadmap Towards Clean Energy for Ecological Sustainability | North China Electric Power University, China; Superior University Sargodha Campus, Pakistan | Environmental Science and Pollution Research | Article Link |
| Do Environmental Knowledge and Green Trust Matter for Purchase Intention of Eco-friendly Home Appliances? An Application of Extended Theory of Planned Behavior | North China Electric Power University, China; Anadolu University, Turkey | Environmental Science and Pollution Research | Article Link |
| Assessing Eco-label Knowledge and Sustainable Consumption Behavior in the Energy Sector of Pakistan: an Environmental Sustainability Paradigm | North China Electric Power University, China; University, Beijing, China | Environmental Science and Pollution Research | Article Link |
| Do Globalization and Human Capital an Opportunity or Threat to Environmental Sustainability? Evidence From Emerging Countries | University of the Punjab, Pakistan; University of Narowal, Pakistan; University of Economics and Human Sciences in Warsaw, Poland | Journal of Cleaner Production | Article Link |
| Unintended Data Behaviour Analysis Using Cryptography Stealth Approach Against Security and Communication Network | University of Petra, Jordan; Princess Nourah Bint Abdulrahman University, Saudi Arabia; School of Computing SASTRA Deemed to Be University Thanjavur, India; Al-Kharj, Prince Sattam Bin Abdulaziz University, Saudi Arabia | Mobile Networks and Applications | Article Link |
| Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) Layers for Medical Cyber-physical Systems | Federal Fluminense University (UFF), Brazil; Sindh Madressa-tul-Islam University, Sindh | Intelligent Healthcare Systems | Article Link |
| Impact of COVID-19 Epidemic on Online Learning and Educational Resources in China | Software College, Shenyang Normal University, China | EAI Endorsed Transactions on Pervasive Health and Technology | Article Link |
| State Asset Management Paradigm in the Quasi-public Sector and Environmental Sustainability: Insights From the Republic of Kazakhstan | National Engineering Academy of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Almaty, Kazakhstan; Al-Farabi Kazakh National University, Kazakhstan; Ural State Law University named after V. F. Yakovlev, Russia; Beijing Institute of Technology, China | Article Link | |
| The Role of Media in Promoting Entrepreneurial Education in Pakistan: a Comprehensive Analysis | Federal Urdu University Arts Science and Technology, Karachi, Pakistan; Shah Abdul Latif University Khairpur, Sindh; Shaheed Benazir Bhutto University, SBA | Russian Law Journal | Article Link |
| Impact of Quality of Life, Social Awareness and Political Willingness on Prevention From HIV/AIDS in Pakistan: a Mediation and Moderation Model | DHA Suffa University Karachi, Pakistan | Pakistan Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences | Article Link |
| The Strategy to Achieve Zero-carbon in the Agricultural Sector: Does Digitalization Matter Under the Background of Cop26 Targets? | Beijing Institute of Technology, China; University of Warwick, UK; University of California, USA | Energy Economics | Article Link |
| Demoethical Model of Sustainable Development of Society: a Roadmap Towards Digital Transformation | National Engineering Academy of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Kazakhstan; Ural State Law University Named after V.F. Yakovlev, Russia; Udmurt State University, Russia | Sustainability | Article Link |
| Aging and Carbon Emissions in Asian Economies: Policy Recommendation From Panel Quantile Regression | Asian Development Bank Institute, Japan | Geological Journal | Article Link |
| Towards Sustainable Development in the Manufacturing Industry: Does Green Human Resource Management Facilitate Green Creative Behaviour? A Serial Mediation Model | Shenzhen University, China; Universiti Utara Malaysia, Malaysia | Journal of Manufacturing Technology Management | Article Link |
| Consumer Awareness and Knowledge About Takaful (Islamic Insurance): a Survey of Pakistan | IIUM Institute of Islamic Banking and Finance(IIiBF), Malaysia; Minhaj University Lahore, Pakistan | Journal of Namibian Studies | Article Link |
| Mcq’s Evaluation Using Python OCR: an Algorithmic Implementation and Design Approach | International Journal of Artificial Intelligence and Mathematical Sciences | Article Link | |
| Digital Technology and Its Application in Supply Chain Management: New Evidence From China’s Economy | City University of Macau, China; The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong | Environmental Science and Pollution Research | Article Link |
| Assessing the Impact of Human Capital, Renewable Energy, Population Growth, Economic Growth, and Climate Change Policies on Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals | North China Electric Power University, Changping, People’s Republic of China; Xi’an International University, People’s Republic of China | Environmental Science and Pollution Research | Article Link |
| Solar Pv Adoption at Household Level: Insights Based on a Systematic Literature Review | University of Vaasa, Finland; University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, China | Energy Strategy Reviews | Article Link |
| Deep Learning Trends and Future Perspectives of Web Security and Vulnerabilities | Barani Institute of Management Sciences, Rawalpindi; National University of Modern Languages, Lahore Campus; Deakin University, Australia | Journal of High Speed Networks | Article Link |
| The Dynamic Effects of Socioeconomic Factors on Different Crime Levels: Evidence From South Asian Countries | Xian Jiaotong University, People’s Republic of China; Institute of Business Management (IoBM), Pakistan; University Aurel Vlaicu Arad Romania, Romania | Journal of the Knowledge Economy | Article Link |
| Academic Performance of Children about Gender, Parenting Styles, and Socioeconomic Status: What Attributes Are Important | The University of Agriculture, Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa; University of Swabi, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa; Kohat University of Science and Technology, Khyber | PLoS ONE | Article Link |
| The Dynamic Relationship Between Multidimensional Energy Poverty and Social Wellbeing | Zhuhai College of Science and Technology, China; Zhuhai College of Science and Technology, Zhuhai, 519041, China; Nanchang Institute of Science and Technology, China | Social Indicators Research | Article Link |
| A Combined Approach of Base and Meta Learners for Hybrid System | Ege University, Department of Computer Engineering, Türkiye; Sindh Agriculture University, Pakistan | Turkish Journal of Engineering | Article Link |
Events and Projects
In line with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 4: Quality Education, ILMA University students recently organized a Water Conservation Drive across several Karachi communities. The initiative aimed to raise awareness about the urgent need to conserve water, promote sustainable usage, and encourage community-based solutions to Pakistan’s growing water scarcity challenges. The student-led campaign combined education with action, ensuring that communities were not only informed but also equipped with practical strategies for water conservation. From household tips to community-level practices, the drive highlighted simple yet impactful methods to reduce water wastage. The Water Conservation Drive reflects ILMA University’s broader commitment to embedding sustainability and community service within education. By connecting academic knowledge with social impact, ILMA continues to nurture future leaders who are both competent and compassionate.
In support of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 4: Quality Education, ILMA University students launched a Student-Led Recycling Drive aimed at transforming waste materials into useful resources. This impactful initiative highlighted the role of education in fostering environmental responsibility and innovative problem-solving among youth. The campaign encouraged a “learn by doing” approach, teaching students how to identify recyclable materials, segregate waste properly, and repurpose discarded items. For example, old plastic bottles were converted into planters, used paper was recycled into stationery. The project also included workshops where students shared innovative upcycling ideas, demonstrating how waste can be transformed into art pieces, eco-friendly bags, and practical household items. These sessions inspired creativity while spreading awareness about sustainable living.
In alignment with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 4: Quality Education, ILMA University recently organized a Career Counseling Day to support students in exploring career opportunities, enhancing their professional skills, and preparing for the challenges of the evolving job market. The event brought together leading industry professionals, alumni, and faculty experts to guide students on career planning, skill development, and employment readiness. With interactive sessions and one-on-one counseling, students received valuable insights tailored to their academic background and personal aspirations. Workshops during the event focused on resume building, interview techniques, networking strategies, and personal branding—equipping students with the tools necessary to succeed in competitive professional environments. Special emphasis was placed on emerging career fields such as digital marketing, data analytics, renewable energy, and entrepreneurship.
In pursuit of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 4: Quality Education, ILMA University has introduced a Quality Education Initiative aimed at supporting underprivileged students in a local school. The initiative seeks to bridge educational gaps, provide essential learning resources, and uplift the academic environment for disadvantaged children. Beyond academics, the initiative emphasizes holistic development, including co-curricular activities such as art, sports, and debates, ensuring that students receive a well-rounded educational experience. The program focuses on providing academic mentorship, free learning materials, and technological support to ensure that children from marginalized backgrounds receive equal opportunities to excel in their studies. The program also highlights ILMA University’s role in strengthening community partnerships. By working closely with local schools, ILMA reinforces its belief that universities have a responsibility to extend knowledge and resources beyond their campuses. In pursuit of continuous academic improvement and in alignment with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 4: Quality Education, ILMA University conducted a comprehensive Workshop on Institutional and Program Review. The initiative aimed to refine academic quality, ensure global competitiveness, and strengthen internal evaluation mechanisms across all degree programs. The workshop brought together faculty members, academic leaders, and quality assurance experts to discuss the significance of institutional reviews and program evaluations in maintaining international standards of higher education. Led by ILMA’s Quality Enhancement Cell (QEC), the workshop focused on key aspects such as curriculum design, teaching effectiveness, learning outcomes, research integration, and stakeholder feedback mechanisms. Participants were introduced to best practices for continuous improvement in higher education, ensuring ILMA’s programs remain relevant, impactful, and globally competitive.
In alignment with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 4: Quality Education, ILMA University successfully hosted an informative session on Stock Market and Investments, aimed at equipping students with essential financial literacy and investment knowledge. The session, attended by undergraduate and postgraduate students from multiple disciplines, provided a practical overview of stock market dynamics, investment strategies, risk management, and portfolio diversification. By engaging with real-world financial concepts, students gained the opportunity to understand how financial markets function and how smart investment decisions can impact economic growth. The guest speaker, a renowned financial analyst, emphasized the importance of financial literacy among youth and highlighted how an early understanding of investments can foster independence, confidence, and informed decision-making. Students were encouraged to adopt responsible investment practices while staying mindful of market risks.

ILMA University launched its ‘Switch Off to Save’ Awareness Drive, an innovative initiative designed to educate students on energy conservation and sustainable practices. The ‘Switch Off to Save’ drive was designed not only to save energy on campus but also to create among students, inspiring them to implement conservation practices at home and in their communities. The campaign encourages students, faculty, and staff to adopt small yet impactful habits such as turning off lights, fans, and electrical appliances when not in use. Through this awareness initiative, ILMA University aims to instill a sense of responsibility toward conserving energy, reducing carbon footprints, and contributing to a greener future. The initiative also encouraged students to explore renewable energy concepts and how sustainable practices can be integrated into everyday living. By doing so, the campaign linked environmental consciousness with academic learning, reinforcing ILMA University’s role in bridging classroom knowledge with real-world issues.
ILMA University organized an educational visit to the State Bank of Pakistan’s Museum and Art Gallery for its students. The initiative was designed to provide students with an enriching experience, combining academic learning with cultural and historical awareness. The visit aimed to familiarize students with Pakistan’s rich monetary history, financial systems, and cultural heritage. Guided tours were arranged, where students explored various sections of the museum, including the numismatic gallery, currency exhibits, and archival collections, gaining deeper insights into the evolution of Pakistan’s economy. Faculty members accompanying the students emphasized the importance of such experiential learning visits. They noted that practical exposure to institutions like the State Bank enriches students’ classroom knowledge, giving them a more comprehensive understanding of economic and social development.

ILMA University proudly hosted a dynamic Art Exhibition celebrating student creativity, innovation, and self-expression through the visual arts. The exhibition served as a creative platform for students from various disciplines to showcase their paintings, sculptures, and conceptual projects—reflecting powerful themes of culture, sustainability, identity, and contemporary social issues. The event underscored ILMA’s commitment to nurturing not only academic excellence but also artistic and creative potential among its students. Guests and visitors praised the initiative, noting that such exhibitions foster a vibrant culture of innovation, inclusivity, and cultural appreciation within the university community. Through this exhibition, ILMA University reaffirmed its mission to deliver holistic education that transcends classroom learning—encouraging interdisciplinary exploration where art, creativity, and critical thinking merge to equip students for the global stage.
ILMA University has unveiled its latest initiative of building smart classrooms equipped with cutting-edge technology to create future-ready learning environments. The smart classrooms are designed to integrate digital tools, interactive learning platforms, and state-of-the-art audio-visual systems, ensuring that students gain a modern, engaging, and globally competitive education. These classrooms support hybrid and online learning models, enabling seamless connectivity and flexibility in academic delivery. The smart classrooms also emphasize accessibility and inclusivity, catering to differently-abled students through assistive technologies and adaptive resources, reinforcing ILMA’s commitment to equitable education.
ILMA University has proudly launched the Female Leadership in Education Initiative, a groundbreaking program designed to empower women and promote gender equality in academic leadership. This initiative focuses on capacity building, mentorship, leadership training, and policy advocacy to ensure that women in education are equipped with the skills, confidence, and opportunities to excel in decision-making positions. The Female Leadership in Education Initiative will not only benefit ILMA’s students and faculty but also create a ripple effect, inspiring greater gender equality in Pakistan’s education sector. By nurturing women as leaders, ILMA aims to bridge the gender gap in academic leadership and contribute to a more equitable future.
In alignment with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 4: Quality Education, ILMA University proudly announced its groundbreaking initiative to provide accessible education for differently-abled students. This inclusive step reflects the university’s vision of ensuring equal learning opportunities for all, regardless of physical, sensory, or cognitive challenges. The initiative focuses on creating a supportive and barrier-free learning environment through the introduction of assistive technologies, inclusive classroom designs, and specialized support services. This includes screen readers, sign language interpretation, wheelchair-accessible facilities, and personalized academic assistance tailored to the needs of differently-abled learners. ILMA University reaffirms its dedication to building a learning environment where equity, diversity, and inclusivity form the foundation of academic growth. This effort not only strengthens ILMA’s role as a socially responsible institution but also contributes significantly to achieving the global mission of SDG 4: Quality Education.
youth. This program aims to provide accessible learning opportunities that empower young individuals with practical skills, knowledge, and confidence to thrive in today’s competitive world. Recognizing the barriers faced by underprivileged youth in pursuing higher education, ILMA University designed this program to bridge the gap between academic learning and employability. The short courses include subjects such as digital marketing, graphic design, entrepreneurship, communication skills, and information technology, ensuring participants gain both technical and soft skills essential for career growth. ILMA University is a leading institution in Pakistan committed to advancing education, innovation, and sustainable development. Through a wide range of programs and community engagement activities, ILMA continues to drive positive change and empower future generations.
ILMA University has proudly launched its Accessible Digital Library, providing students and faculty members with seamless access to global academic resources. This innovative platform is designed to promote inclusive, technology-driven learning and enhance the research capabilities of students and educators alike. The newly introduced Digital Library houses thousands of e-books, journals, research papers, and multimedia resources, ensuring that learners can explore a diverse range of subjects from anywhere, at any time. The platform integrates international databases, open-access journals, and scholarly publications to foster a culture of academic excellence and continuous learning. By bridging the digital divide, this initiative ensures that students from diverse backgrounds can equally benefit from world-class academic resources. Faculty members have also been encouraged to integrate the library’s digital tools into their teaching methodologies to enrich classroom discussions and research outcomes.
ILMA University proudly hosted its Annual Convocation Ceremony, honoring the achievements of its graduating students and celebrating their remarkable academic journey. The event marked a significant milestone, recognizing the dedication, hard work, and perseverance of graduates who are now ready to make impactful contributions to society. In alignment with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 4: Quality Education, ILMA University hosted an engaging and insightful workshop on “Essential Networking and Personal Branding Skills”, aimed at empowering students with the professional competencies needed to excel in today’s competitive global environment. This initiative reflects ILMA University’s continued commitment to holistic education, focusing not only on academic knowledge but also on the development of interpersonal and leadership skills essential for success in the modern workforce.
ILMA University successfully hosted an interactive and insightful workshop on “Essential Networking and Personal Branding Skills”. The session aimed to equip students with the vital interpersonal and communication skills required to succeed in today’s competitive academic and professional environments. The workshop emphasized the significance of building strong professional relationships, effective communication, and personal branding as critical components of career development. Students learned how to create impactful professional profiles, enhance their digital presence, and engage meaningfully with industry networks. ILMA University is a leading institution in Pakistan committed to advancing quality education, innovation, and sustainable development. With a focus on academic excellence and professional empowerment, ILMA prepares students to become competent, ethical, and globally aware leaders.
In pursuit of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 4: Quality Education, ILMA University successfully organized a Job Fair titled “Connecting with Opportunities”, bringing together students, alumni, and leading employers under one roof to bridge the gap between education and industry. The event provided a vibrant platform where students could engage directly with top organizations, explore diverse career paths, and secure employment or internship opportunities aligned with their academic fields. Representatives from renowned companies in sectors such as banking, IT, media, marketing, and manufacturing participated, offering career guidance and on-spot interviews. The Job Fair also served as a platform for employers to discover talented and well-prepared graduates who possess both theoretical knowledge and practical skills developed through ILMA’s outcome-based learning system. Many recruiters appreciated the professionalism and enthusiasm of the students, expressing interest in long-term collaborations with the university.
Participants had the chance to attend career counseling sessions, resume clinics, and interview preparation workshops, ensuring they presented themselves confidently to potential employers. These activities not only enhanced students’ job readiness but also deepened their understanding of current industry expectations. The fair also highlighted ILMA University’s unwavering commitment to creating bridges between academia and industry, ensuring that graduates are well-equipped to meet the evolving demands of the workforce. ILMA University stands among Pakistan’s leading institutions committed to academic excellence, skill-based learning, and sustainable development. Through initiatives like job fairs, workshops, and community engagement, ILMA continues to shape future leaders ready to make a global impact
ILMA University has taken a remarkable step by strengthening its partnerships with schools across Karachi and beyond to promote and support early childhood education. This initiative underscores ILMA’s ongoing commitment to nurturing learning from the foundational stages and creating a sustainable, inclusive educational ecosystem. The partnership aims to bridge educational gaps by offering training programs for teachers, organizing workshops for parents, and developing resource-sharing initiatives that enhance the quality of teaching and learning at the primary level. By collaborating closely with schools, ILMA University seeks to ensure that young learners receive the guidance, support, and environment necessary for holistic cognitive and emotional growth. Under this collaboration, ILMA University’s Faculty of Education will play a pivotal role in designing capacity-building programs for teachers focused on innovative teaching techniques, classroom management, and digital learning integration. Moreover, students from ILMA’s education programs will have the opportunity to participate in field experiences and internships at partner schools, promoting mutual learning and community engagement.