Colleges of NUST

NUST Colleges, Institutes
and Centres
34 Index of Colleges / Institutes / Centres
ENGINEERING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Military College of Engineering (MCE), Risalpur
Military College of Signals (MCS), Rawalpindi
College of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering (College of E&ME), Rawalpindi
Pakistan Navy Engineering College (PNEC), Karachi
College of Aeronautical Engineering (CAE), Risalpur
National Institute of Transportation (NIT), Risalpur
Institute of Environmental Science and Engineering (IESE), Rawalpindi
NUST Institute of Information Technology (NIIT), Rawalpindi
Institute of Geographical Information System (IGIS), Islamabad
Centre for Cyber Technology & Spectrum Management (CCT&SM), Islamabad
Centre for Chemical Engineering and Material Sciences (CCE&MS), Islamabad
MATHEMATICS
Centre for Advanced Mathematics and Physics (CAMP), Rawalpindi
MEDICAL SCIENCES
Army Medical College (AM College), Rawalpindi
MANAGEMENT SCIENCES
NUST Institute of Management Sciences
(NIMS), Rawalpindi
POSTGRADUATE PROSPECTUS 2007 National University of Sciences and Technology

Military College of Campuses of NUST 35
Engineering (MCE), Risalpur

College of Civil Engineering was founded in 1948 as a school and then upgraded as a college in 1953. It is located
in Risalpur about 150 Kms from Rawalpindi, in the North West Frontier Province
A premier institution of civil engineering in Pakistan which has been ISO 9001-2000 certified. It offers degree courses
at the undergraduate level. The college is energized with a vision for future and is committed to academic excellence
aimed at intellectual leadership and distinction in its teaching programmes. The college has a competent, experienced
and highly qualified faculty to offer best possible academic inputs. The faculty mostly qualified from universities in USA
/ UK excel in teaching as well as in research.
The college has a number of laboratories with modern sophisticated equipment, which meets most of the requirements
of experimental and practical work in the areas related to engineering education. The college has an elaborate and
dedicated computer centre which has multi-terminal internet facility providing free internet and e-mail services to the
faculty and students. The wings / branches of the college are linked with local area network, local e-mail and data
transfer facility.
Additional internet services are also provided by establishing Cyber Cafe at the students residence which provides
the facility during evenings. The college has a separate computer software laboratory which contains number of
engineering and general software for use by students and faculty. The college has the best Civil Engineering Library
in the country with over 41,000 books related to various subjects of civil engineering. The college is making deliberate
efforts at producing competent civil engineers, who can confidently take civil engineering assignments after graduation.
National University of Sciences and Technology POSTGRADUATE PROSPECTUS 2007

36 MCE
Faculty
Maj Gen Dr Tariq Mahmood Dr. Farhat Javed

PhD (Michigan State University) USA Ph.D (Colorado State University) USA
Discipline: Civil Engineering Discipline: Civil Engineering
Specialization: Transportation Engineering Specialization: Geotech Engineering
Brig Dr Tayyab Akram Dr. Sajjad Haider

Ph.D (Texas A&M University) USA PhD (National Institute of Applied sciences) France
Specialization: Transportation Engineering (Pavement Material Evaluation) Specialization: Hydraulic Engineering/ Hydroinformatics
Dr Muhammad Nasrullah Khan Dr. Kamran Ahmed

PhD (University of Illinois) USA PhD (Michigan State University) USA
Specialization: Structural Engineering Specialization: Traffic Engineering
Dr Liaqat Ali Lt Col Arshad Aziz

PhD (University of Michigan, Ann Arbor) USA MSc, USA
Discipline: Geotech Engineering Discipline: Civil Engineering
Specialization: Soil Stabilization, Soil Dynamics Specialization: Building Construction Management
Dr M Khaliq ur Rashid Kayani Lt Col (R) Muhammad Ali

PhD (University of Illinois) USA MS (Michigan State University) USA
Specialization: Structural Engineering Specialization: Geotech Engineering
Dr. William C. Taylor (Visiting Faculty) Mr. Hafeez Ahmad

PhD (Ohio State University) USA M.Phil (University of Liverpool) UK
Discipline: Civil Engineering Discipline: Mechanical Engineering
Specialization: Transportation Engineering Specialization: Hydraulics
Dr. Baladi Y. Gilbert (Visiting Faculty) Mr. Shaukat Ali Khan

PhD (Purdue University) USA MS (University of Calgary) Canada
Specialization: Pavement & Foundation Specialization: Structural Engineering

Faculty MCE 37
Mr. Shazim Ali Memon Mr. H.F. Gabriel

MS (Asian Institute of Technology) Thailand MPhil/MSc (University of Birmingham) UK
Specialization: Structural Engineering Specialization: Water Resources Management
Mr. Memon Abdul Ahad Mr. Muhammad Riaz

M.Eng (Asian Institute of Technology) Thailand MS (Southbank Univ, London) UK
Discipline: Civil Engineering Discipline: Electrical Engineering
Specialization: Transportation Engineering Specialization: Telecom & Computer Network
Mr. Sardar Khan Mr Zafar Mahmood

MS (Asian Institute of Technology) Thailand MS (Saitama University) Japan
Choudhry Muhammad Rafiq Mr. Tariq Maqsood

MS (Asian Institute of Technology) Thailand MS (Bauhuas Univ, Weimar) Germany
Specialization: Construction Engineering & Maintenance Specialization: Structural Engineering
Mr. Zahid Tauqeer Ahmad Mr. Imran Ullah

MS (Pratt Institute, Brooklyne) USA MPhil (QAU, Islamabad) Pakistan
Discipline: Civil Engineering Discipline: Mathematics
Specialization: Architecture, & City Planning Specialization: Fluid Mechanics
Mr. Adnan Rauf Malik Col (R) Marwat Khan

MS (University of New South Wales) Australia MS (UET, Lahore) Pakistan
Specialization: Structural Engineering Specialization: Structural Engineering
Mr. Habib-Ur-Rehman Col (R) Sohail Safdar

MS (King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals, Dhahran) Saudi Arabia MS (UET, Lahore) Pakistan
Specialization: Geotech Engineering Specialization: Structural Engineering

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Faculty
Lt Col Masood Ahmed Maj Syed Waqar Ul Hasan
MS (NUST) Pakistan MS (Punjab University) Pakistan
Specialization: Transportation Engineering Specialization: Mathematics
Lt Col Muhammad Naveed Iqbal Mr Shakil Ahmad

MS (NUST) Pakistan MS (UET, Lahore) Pakistan
Specialization: Transportation Engineering Specialization: Water Resources Engineering
Lt Col (R) Muhammad Iqbal Mr Zulfiqar Ali Khan

MS (UET, Lahore) Pakistan MSc (University of Punjab) Pakistan
Specialization: Structural Engineering Specialization: Engineering Geology
Lt Col (R) Kamran Mushtaq Mr Abdul Qadir Bhatti

MS (NED University) Pakistan MSc (NED University) Pakistan
Specialization: Transportation Engineering Specialization: Structural Engineering
Maj Shahzad Ul Hassan Amir Maj Muhabat Khan

MS (NUST) Pakistan MS (NUST) Pakistan
Maj Muhammad Iqbal Maj Shafqat Ali Rao

Mr Muhammad Ali Shaikh Mr Faisal Khurshid

MS (NUST) Pakistan MIT (NWFP Agriculture University) Pakistan
Discipline: Structural Engineering Discipline: Information Technology
Specialization: Finite Element Analysis Specialization: Data Communications/Network

Military College of Campuses of NUST 39
Signals (MCS), Rawalpindi

The Military College of Signals, a co-educational and constituent Campus of National University of Sciences and
Technology, is dedicated to advancing knowledge and educating students in science and technology. The college has
come a long way in the history. The journey started in 1947 when it was established as the School of Signals at
Rawalpindi Cantonment. The basic aim was to enhance the professional competence of the officers of the Corps of
Signals by imparting high quality training in the field of Telecommunication. Transitions are critical moments in the life
spans of institutions. Such a transition took place in 1960 when a BE degree programme was initiated at the School
and later in 1977 the School became the College of Signals and was affiliated with UET Lahore for its degree programme.
In 1993 came another such a transition giving Military College of Signals another opportunity to re-energize as a great
institution that has lived through a rich history of challenges and accomplishments. The college became a constituent
College of NUST.
The spirit of the institution has not changed over these years. Here the fundamental purpose is to challenge students
to realize their highest potential. The college provides an environment where intellect and art, character and resilience
are nurtured and cherished. Our students become excellent writers and communicators. They are able to reason
critically in the world of Engineering, Mathematics, Business and Science with the ability to reach out to all types of
learners. We aim to produce graduates who respond with understanding and compassion to
the complexity of the human conditions.
The Electrical Engineering Department, the Computer Science Department and the
Department of Information Security conduct BE, MS and PhD programmes. Over 1000
Telecommunication Engineers and about 300 Software Engineers have graduated

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from the College. Since last 10 years about 200 students

have completed their postgraduate studies in Electrical
Engineering, Software Engineering and Information Security.
In addition, a great deal of research and teaching takes
place in interdisciplinary programmes, laboratories, and
centers whose work extends beyond traditional departmental
boundaries.
The heart and soul of MCS is our faculty and staff, who
are highly qualified and dedicated to their profession. The
faculty has educational background and experience from
across the globe thus the result is a vigorous mix of people,
ideas, and programmes dedicated to enhancing the quest
for knowledge.
The location of MCS in the heart of Rawalpindi adds to its splendours. The natural environment prevalent in the campus
boosts the academic activities. There is a perfect blend of academic and co-curricular activities at the college. Co-
curricular activities are the hall mark of life at MCS. The College has numerous playgrounds waiting for
some muscles to be built.
Well equipped labs are essential to quality engineering education. The labs
at MCS stand second to none. All the labs are equipped with state-of-
the art and latest equipment. The library at MCS is as old as the college
itself. It can be compared with any world class library. It has numerous
journals, magazines and publications covering almost all the issues relating
to human knowledge and beyond. Coping up with the ever growing knowledge,
the library has access to the internet. It also has a huge electronics database
containing numerous e-books.
A wireless Broad Band Internet infrastructure exists within the campus. The teaching
and administrative departments have been connected through a campus wide LAN
for smooth interaction as well as connected to the information highway. Each registered
student at MCS is allotted an email address @mcs.edu.pk for which a dedicated
e-mail server with static IP function round the clock.
The boys hostel has numerous recreational facilities. The boarders enjoy the tranquility
and fine meals of the mess. There is a separate girls hostel for the female students of
the college.
Faculty MCS 41
Brig Dr. Muhammad Akbar Dr Shahzad Hussain

PhD (Michigan State University) USA PhD (University of Leeds) UK
Discipline: Electrical Engineering Discipline: Telecommunication
Specialization: Digital Systems, Computer Architecture, VLSI Design Specialization: Microwave Semiconductor Devices
Brig Dr Mukhtar Hussain Maj Dr Tariq Maqsood

PhD (Wayne State University) USA PhD (Quaid-e-Azam University) Pakistan
Discipline: Computer Engineering, Discipline: Mathematics
Specialization: Artificial Intelligence, Software Developments Specialization: Group Theory
Brig Dr Ashraf Masood Brig (R) Muhammad Khan

PhD (Michigan State University) USA MS (Boston University) UK
Discipline: Electrical Engineering Discipline: Electrical Engineering.
Specialization: Electrical Microelectronics Specialization: Cryptology
Dr. Kinji Mori (Visiting Faculty) Col Umar Farooq

PhD (Waseda University) Japan MS (Michigan State University) USA
Discipline: Computer Science Discipline: Computer Science
Specialization: Reliable & Maintainable Distributed Computer Systems Specialization: Pattern Recognition Image Processing
Dr. Salim Akbar Col Raja Iqbal

PhD (State University of New York at Buffalo) USA MS (Wayne State University) USA
Discipline: Electro-optics Discipline: Electrical Engineering, Computer Engg.
Specialization: Optical Communication System Specialization: Digital Communication, Computer Architecture
Dr. Muhammad Noman Jafri Gp Capt (R) Muzaffar Ali

Ph.D (University of Ottawa) Canada MSc (Cranfield Institute of Technology) UK
Discipline: Electrical Engineering Discipline: Aerospace Systems
Specialization: Control Systems Specialization: Electronics/Communications/ Control Engineering
Dr. Saeed Murtaza Gp Capt (R) Umar Farooq

Ph.D (Birmingham University) UK MSc (QAU) Pakistan
Discipline: Physics Discipline: Mathematics
Specialization: Mathematical Modelling and Simulation Specialization: Applied Mathematics

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Faculty
Lt Col Mofassir Ul Haq Lt Col (R) Syed Javed Hussain
MS (Wayne State University) USA MSc (Michigan State University) USA
Discipline: Computer Science Discipline: Electronics
Specialization: NW Web Tech Specialization: Electronics VLSI Design, Telecom Systems
Lt Col Naveed Sarfraz Khattak Maj Imran Rashid

MS (Michigan State University) USA MS (Technical University of Denmark) Denmark
Discipline: Computer Science Discipline: Telecommunication Engineering
Specialization: Computer Vision, Digital Image Processing Pattern Recognition Specialization: Optical Communication and Networks
Lt Col Muhammad Naeem Maj Imtiaz Ahmed Khokhar

MS (RMCS) UK MS (Univeristy of New South Wales) Australia
Discipline: Electronics Discipline: Electrical Engineering
Specialization: Electronic System Engineering Specialization: Control System
Lt Col Jamil Ahmed Zia Maj Attiq Ahmed

MS (NUST) Pakistan MSc (Technical University of Denmark) Denmark
Discipline: Computer Science Discipline: Telecommunication
Specialization: Information Security Specialization: Optical Communication System
Lt Col (R) Talib Hussain Masood Maj Abdul Rauf

MSc (Punjab University) Pakistan MSc (Technical University of Denmark) Denmark
Discipline: Mathematics Discipline: Telecommunication
Specialization: Calculus and Analytical Geometry of 3 Dimension Specialization: Optical Communication System
Lt Col (R) Tariq Hussain Sheikh Maj (R) Fazal Ahmed

MSc (NUST) Pakistan MSc (Nanjing University of Science & Tech) China
Discipline: Electrical Engineering Discipline: Electrical Engineering
Specialization: Telecommunication Engineering Specialization: Electronics & Communication Systems
Lt Col (R) Nasrul Haq Maj (R) Muhammad Irshad

MSc (School of Military Survey) UK MS (University of Central Oklahoma) USA
Discipline: Civil Engineering Discipline: Computer Science
Specialization: Survey & Mapping Specialization: Artificial Intelligence

Faculty MCS 43
Mr. Muhammad Asadullah Khan Mr Yousaf Habib

MSc (Bolton Institute of Higher Education) UK M. Phil (Cambridge University) UK
Discipline: Computer Science/System Engg Discipline: Mathematics
Specialization: Computer Networks Specialization: Applied Mathematics
Mr. Tauseef Ahmed Rana Col (R) Tariq Javed Kakar

MSc (South Bank University, London) UK MS (UET, Lahore) Pakistan
Discipline: Computer Science Discipline: Electrical Engineering
Specialization: Computer Languages, Software Development Specialization: Telecommunication Engineering
Mr. Arif Raza Lt Col Muhammad Amjad Abid

MS (University of London) UK MS (NUST) Pakistan
Specialization: Programming Languages Specialization: Software Engineering
Mr Hammad Mehmood Cheema Lt Col (R) Muhammad Saleem

MS (Denmark Technical University) Denmark MS (NUST) Pakistan
Discipline: Electrical Engineering Discipline: Software Engineering
Specialization: Telecommunication Engineering Specialization: Computer Networking
Mr. Zeeshan Murtaza Lt Col (R) Farooq Ahmad

MS (Technical University of Denmark) Denmark MS (UET, Lahore) Pakistan
Discipline: Electronics Engineering Discipline: Electrical Engineering
Specialization: Telecommunication Engineering Specialization: Telecommunication Engineering
Mr. Qamar Humayun Arsalan Maj Muhammad Fayyaz Khan

MS (Oklahoma State University) USA MSc (NUST) Pakistan
Discipline: Electrical Engineering Discipline: Telecommunication
Specialization: Industrial Electronics, Electrical Machines & Control Specialization: Telecommunication
Syed Irtaza Ali Maj Abdul Rehman

MS (Michigan State University) USA MSEE, (NUST) Pakistan
Specialization: Hierarchical Mobile IP and Handoff Issues Specialization: Telecommunication Engineering

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Faculty
Maj Umar Khalid Maj (R) Muhammad Akram
MS (NUST) Pakistan MA (Punjab University) Pakistan
Discipline: Telecommunication Discipline: English
Specialization: Telecommunication Specialization: English Language Teaching
Maj Muhammad Amin Mr Zaka Ul Mustafa

Discipline: Telecommunication Discipline: Computer Engg
Specialization: Image Data Compression Specialization: Wireless Network
Maj Syed Ather Mohsin Zaidi Miss Atiya Obaid

MS (NUST) Pakistan MS (Quaid-e-Azam University) Pakistan
Specialization: Software Engineering Specialization: Computer Science
Mr. Hamid Turab Mirza Mr. Kaleem Iqbal Siddiqui

MS (University of Sheffield) UK MS (NUST) Pakistan
Discipline: Information Technology Discipline: Computer Science
Specialization: Mobile Field Telecommunication Specialization: Web Development and E-Commerce
Mr. Raza Ahmed Cheema Mr. Muhammad Faryad

MS (University of Bradford) UK MS (Quaid-e-Azam University) Pakistan
Discipline: Internet, Computer and System Security Discipline: Electronics
Specialization: Information Security, Wireless LAN Security Specialization: Electronics
Mr. Sami Ahmed Haider Mr. Muhammad Bashir Bilal

MS (NUST) Pakistan MSc (Preston University) Pakistan
Discipline: Electrical Engineering Discipline: Computer Science
Specialization: Telecommunication Engineering Specialization: Computer Science

College of Electrical and Campuses of NUST 45
(College of E&ME), Rawalpindi

College of Electrical & Mechanical Engineering (College of E&ME), Rawalpindi is situated
at Islamabad Rawalpindi junction in the close proximity of M-2 and Margalla Hills. Its
vastness, openness and landscape make it an ideal spot for any academic Campus.
Fascinating locale, salubrious climate and congenial environment are indeed the hallmarks
of this institution. It enjoys the distinction of being the largest constituent institution of NUST
in terms of doctoral positions in the faculty, students enrolment, diversity of training programmes,
research and higher education, space, infrastructure and facilities. The College has been
earning distinction and acknowledgement in ISO certifications and PEC accreditation
evaluation. This institution offers a rich assortment of degree programmes ranging from
undergraduate through Masters to Ph.D level in diverse disciplines main fields being of
Electrical, Mechanical, Computer and Mechatronics Engineering. The College lays great
emphasis on original research in which the faculty and the students remain incessantly
involved. As a result quantum research materials are produced annually. Most of the faculty

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comprise eminent research scholars who regularly participate in conferences and seminars both in the country and
abroad. A state-of-the-art spacious library, equipped with around 60000 books, an E-Library section and a good number
of latest PCs with Wireless Internet communication exist. This enormously facilitates the gigantic on-going engineering
research on the campus.
All its departments have elaborate facilities and exclusive infrastructure providing formidable environment where
devoted faculty and high aiming students remain perennially engaged in knowledge seeking and research.
Department of Electrical Engineering houses numerous high-tech labs i.e., Control System Lab, Digital Signal Processing,
Micro-Processing and Logic Lab, Circuit Design Lab, Microwave Lab, Telecommunication Lab; all providing Stimulating
and Congenial atmosphere for advancement in studies.
Department of Mechanical Engineering prides in having the largest Ph.D. faculty who have already won great laurels
in original and worthwhile research in related domains.
Department of Mechatronics was established in 1998, but it has come a very long way in this seemingly short time.
Its labs of Robotics, Industrial Automation and Mechatronic Design are comparable with the best anywhere in the
country. Students of Mechatronics have often participated at international competitions and several times won
remarkable acclaim and recognition abroad.
Computer Science Department excels both in quality and diversity. Its curricula, classrooms, labs, Internet cafes, and
faculty cater for future needs. Here, students find everything conceivable in any good cyber environment. Highly
qualified faculty ensures students growth and development by providing both competent and challenging instruction.
Latest addition in the College has been the establishment of Centre of Advanced Mathematics and Physics where
Ph.D programmes have already commenced under the flawless supervision of renowned mathematicians and physicists.
Of late, College of E&ME has made tangible progress in the fields of quality research and advanced studies. Our
Masters and PhD Programmes have already taken a commendable leap forward. Last year the College produced two
of its pioneer indigenous PhDs. Whereas presently over 15 PhD students, sponsored and financially supported by
HEC are pursuing their higher studies in various disciplines. The College offers MS and MS Leading to PhD programmes
in all our departments of engineering, besides introducing the discipline of Management Engineering for these degrees.
EME College is a remarkable institution, which is favourably compatible with the best in the country. It has futuristic
outlook and responds to related challenges with all the resources, vision, forethought and positive orientation.

Faculty College of E&ME 47
Brig Dr. Abdul Ghafoor Dr. M. Afzaal Malik

Ph.D (University of Salford) UK Ph.D (Georgia Institute of Technology) USA
Discipline: Mechanical Engineering Discipline: Mechanical Engineering
Specialization: Robots Kinematics & Mechanisms Specialization: Modelling & Simulation
Brig Dr. Akhtar Nawaz Malik Brig Dr. M. Younus Javed

Ph.D (University of Salford) UK Ph.D (University of Dundee) UK
Discipline: Mechanical Engineering Discipline: Computer Science
Specialization: Robotics-Mechanisms Specialization: Adaptive & Predictive Systems
Dr. Asim Aziz Lt Col Dr. Javaid Iqbal

PhD (Glasgow Caledonian University) UK Ph.D (University of New South Wales) Australia
Discipline: Applied Mathematics Discipline: Mechatronics
Specialization: Elastodynamics, Bio Mechanics Specialization: Robotics & Computing
Dr. Muhammad Rafique Brig Dr. Nawar Khan

PhD (Quaid-e-Azam University) Pakistan PhD (UET, Lahore) Pakistan
Discipline: Mathematics Discipline: Mechanical Engineering
Specialization: Applied Mathematics Specialization: TQM/Manufacturing Engineering
Dr Ijaz A. Malik Lt Col Dr. Shoaib A. Khan

PhD (Cranfield Institute of Technology) UK Ph.D (Georgia Institute of Technology) USA
Discipline: Aerospace Engineering Discipline: Computer Science
Specialization: Aerodynamics Specialization: Digital Signal Processing & VLSI Design
Dr Ejaz Muhammad Dr. Mahmood Anwar Khan

PhD (Cranfield Institute of Technology), UK Ph.D (University of Salford) UK
Discipline: Electrical Engineering Discipline: Mechanical Engineering
Specialization: Digital Signals & Digital Control Specialization: Robotics
Dr. Basharat Ullah Malik Dr. Farooq Ahmed Bhatti

Ph.D (Georgia Institute of Technology) USA Ph.D (Shanghai University) China
Discipline: Mechanical Engineering Discipline: Physics
Specialization: Composite Materials Specialization: Microwave

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Faculty
Dr. Mojeeb Bin Ihsan Dr Muhammad Shahid
Ph.D (Drexel University) USA PhD (University of Manchester) UK
Discipline: Electrical Engineering Discipline: Metallurgy & Material Engineering
Specialization: Microwave Specialization: Corrosion & Protection
Dr. Khalid Munawar Dr Shaleeza Sohail

Ph.D (Tohoku University) Japan PhD (University of New South Wales) Australia
Discipline: Aerospace Engineering Discipline: Computer Science
Specialization: Control, Robotics, Mechatronics Specialization: Computer Networking
Dr. Amir Hanif Dar Dr. Bilal Malik

Ph.D (BUAA) China PhD (NUST) Pakistan
Discipline: Computer Engineering Discipline: Electrical Engineering
Specialization: Software Engineering, Intelligent Buildings, Software Project Management Specialization: Control Systems
Dr Abdul Rehman Kashif Maj Dr Muhammad Hanif

PhD (Quaid-e-Azam University), Pakistan PhD (Quaid-e-Azam University) Pakistan
Discipline: Applied Mathematics Discipline: Physics
Specialization: General Relativity Specialization: Laser Physics
Dr. Muhammad Ashraf Maj Dr Muhammad Ashiq

Ph.D (University of Liverpool) UK PhD (Quaid-e-Azam University) Pakistan
Discipline: Electrical Engineering Discipline: Mathematics
Specialization: System Engineering Specialization: Applied Mathematics
Dr Tajammal Imran Dr. Azad Akhter Siddiqui

PhD (Lund University of Technology) Sweden Ph.D (Quaid-e-Azam University) Pakistan
Discipline: Machine Elements Engineering Discipline: Mathematics
Specialization: Tribology of Machine Elements Specialization: General Relativity, Cosmology
Dr. Mudassar Farooq Brig (R) Tafazzul Mehdi Rizvi

PhD (Dortmund University) Germany MS (Boston University) USA
Discipline: Computer Engineering Discipline: Electrical Engineering
Specialization: Natural Computing/Engineering Specialization: Electronics

Brig (R) Ghulam Shabbir Mr. James Trevelyan (Visiting Faculty)

MS (Kings College London) UK MS (University of Western Australia) Australia
Specialization: Digital Electronics Specialization: Robotics, Artificial Intelligence
Air Cdre (R) Ajmal Jauhar Raja Amer Azim

MS (Cranfield Institute of Technology) UK MS (University of New South Wales) Australia
Specialization: Aerospace Systems Specialization: Mechanical Design, Structures
Air Cdre (R) Muhammad Ismail Syed Muhammad Raza Kazmi

MS (University of Oklahoma) USA MS (University of New South Wales) Australia
Discipline: Aerospace Engineering Discipline: Electrical Engineering
Specialization: Fluid Mechanics Specialization: Systems & Control
Col (R) Syed Irshad Ali Miss Sobia Hayee

MS (University of Pittsburg) USA MS (Iowa State University) USA
Discipline: Mechanical Engineering Discipline: Electrical Engineering
Specialization: Energy Resources Specialization: Electrical Engineering
Gp Capt (R) Arif Ejaz Mr. Muhammad Kaleem

MSc (National PG School, California) USA MS (South Bank University, London) UK
Discipline: Electrical Engineering Discipline: Computer
Specialization: Micro Electronics & Digital Circuits Specialization: Telecomm & Computer Networking
Gp Capt (R) Akhtar Hussain Mr Arfakhshand Ali Qazalbash

MS (Cranfield Institute of Technology) UK MSc (UMIST) UK
Discipline: Mechanical Engineering Discipline: Electric Power Engineering
Specialization: Manufacturing Technology Specialization: Economic aspects of Generators
Gp Capt (R) Ejaz Yaqub Mrs Sabeen Malik

MSc (Cranfield Institute of Technology) UK MS (Quaid-e-Azam University) Pakistan
Discipline: Aerospace Engineering Discipline: Electronics
Specialization: Aircraft Design Specialization: Electronics

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Faculty
Mr Tauseef IQbal Mr Muhammad Saqib Javed
MS (Ivanovo State University) Russia MS (University of Sydney) Australia
Specialization: Automation & Control Specialization: Building Service and Engineering Management
Mr. Hamid Ullah Khan Mr Fareed Uddin Farooq Qureshi

PGD (Hungary) MS (University of Manchester) UK
Specialization: Production Specialization: Advance Manufacturing Technology
Mr. Adeel Israr Col Khalid Sharief

MS (Iowa State University) USA MPhil (Karachi University) Pakistan
Discipline: Computer Engineering Discipline: Mathematics
Specialization: Computer Architecture Specialization: Applied Mathematics
Mr. Rehan Ahmed Khan Lt Col Riaz Ahmed

MS (UMIST) UK MS (NUST) Pakistan
Discipline: Mechanical Engineering Discipline: Computer Science
Specialization: Advance Manufacturing Technology & System Management Specialization: Computer Engineering
Mr Shahzad Amin Shaikh Lt Col Ahmed Saeed Siddiqui

MS (University of New South Wales), Australia MPhil (AJK University) Pakistan
Discipline: Electrical Engineering Discipline: Mathematics
Specialization: Communication & Signal Processing Specialization: Mathematics
Mr Bilal Ahmed Qureshi Lt Col (R) Tahir Hussain

MS (KFUPM) Saudi Arabia MS (NUST) Pakistan
Specialization: Design & Performance Rating of Evaporative Heat Exchanger Specialization: Composite Materials and Solar Energy
Mr. Ahmed Sohail Mr Salman Chaudhry

MS (Dalarna University) Sweden MS (NUST) Pakistan
Discipline: Mechanical Engineering Discipline: Computer
Specialization: Solar Energy Engineering Specialization: Computer Engineering

Lt Col (R) M Riaz Khan Ms Dure Shahwar Hassan

MSc (Punjab University) Pakistan MS (Quaid-e-Azam University) Pakistan
Discipline: Mathematics Discipline: Electronics
Specialization: Applied Mathematics Specialization: Electronics
Lt Col (R) Muhammad Farooq Khan Ms Assia Khanum

MA (Quaid-e-Azam University) Pakistan MS (Quaid-e-Azam University) Pakistan
Discipline: History Discipline: Computer Science
Specialization: History Specialization: Computer Science
Mr. Himayat Ullah Mr. Arshad Jamal

MA (Peshawar University) Pakistan MS (NUST) Pakistan
Discipline: Islamiyat Discipline: Computer Engineering
Specialization: Software Engineering
Ms Shahnaz Fatima Mr Akhtar Khurshid

MPhil (Quaid-e-Azam University) Pakistan MS (NUST) Pakistan
Discipline: Electronics Engineering Discipline: Mechanical Engineering
Specialization: Digital Signal Processing Specialization: Design
Maj Syed Tasweer Hussain Shah Ms Saleha Nasir

MSc (Agri Univ) Pakistan MS (NUST) Pakistan
Discipline: Chemistry Discipline: Computer Engineering
Specialization: Physical Chemistry Specialization: Digital Image Processing
Mr Abdul Karim Syed Hussain Shah

MPhil (Quaid-e-Azam University) Pakistan MS (NUST) Pakistan
Discipline: Mathematics Discipline: Environmental Engineering
Specialization: Applied Mathematics Specialization: UV Water Disinfections
Ms Qurat Ul Ain Mr Kamran Aziz Bhatti

MPhil (Quaid-e-Azam University) Pakistan MS (Quaid-e-Azam University) Pakistan
Discipline: Electrical Engineering Discipline: Electronics
Specialization: Quantum Electronics Specialization: Electronics

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Faculty
Mr. Adil Riaz Miss Saima Umbreen
MPhil (Quaid-e-Azam University) Pakistan MA (NUML) Pakistan
Discipline: Electronics Discipline: English
Specialization: Digital image Processing Specialization: Literature & Linguistics
Miss Samreen Sheriff Miss Maryam Mahmood

MSc (University of Karachi) Pakistan MA (NUML) Pakistan
Discipline: Mathematics Discipline: English
Specialization: Applied Mathematics Specialization: Literature & Linguistics

Pakistan Navy Engineering Campuses of NUST 53
College (PNEC), Karachi

Pakistan Navy Engineering College is situated at Habib Ibrahim Rehmatullah Road off Shahra-e-Faisal Karachi. The
college has the distinction of being the first educational institution of the country to have obtained ISO 9001 certification.
The genesis of PNEC lies in the Officers Training Section (OTS) which was established in 1962. It got affiliated with
the University of Karachi and later on with NED University of Engineering and Technology in 1966 and 1977 respectively.
It became a constituent college of NUST in November 1995. First MS programme was started in 1988 and PhD
programme in 1998. The campus is spread over an area of about seventy five acres comprising the administration
block, four academic blocks, postgraduate studies centre, various labs & workshops, boys and girls hostels, sports
facilities and mosque etc.
PNEC offers BE, MS and PhD degree courses in electrical, electronic and mechanical engineering disciplines. It is
well equipped to meet the educational and administrative requirements of students at both UG & PG levels. The
teaching faculty is highly qualified which also assists in various educational activities of the college necessary for

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grooming of the students. PNEC endeavours to undertake high quality, result oriented R&D, commensurate with the
need of defence and public sector. As a preliminary study some major projects and technologies have been identified
and mini projects/modules are being defined for allocation of these projects to the students. The R&D, in future, would
encompass following fields / technologies:
Radar & EW - signal processing
Communications - signal processing
Fire control solutions software development
Cryptology
Underwater acoustics - signal processing
Magnetic signature measurement and analysis
Thermofluid
Fluid flow analysis (pipe flows etc)
Heat transfer
Refrigeration and A/C analysis
The college labs are equipped with state-of-the-art lab equipment and licensed software to support our degree
programmes as well as post graduate studies. The four computer labs each designed and equipped for specific goals
have their own LANs and are centrally controlled through the data center. Two labs are for undergraduate students,
while third lab is dedicated for post graduate students. The fourth lab known as professional development centre is
used for conducting wide range of scientific engineering, simulation and management projects.
Computer Aided Designing and Manufacturing (CADAM)

Centre has three sections; Drawing Section, CAD Section
and CAM Section. With the aim of introducing latest Computer
Aided Engineering (CAE) technology to the students, the
CADAM Center is equipped with computers of various
configurations, printers, scanner, plotter and a CNC trainer
package. The package includes trainer CNC lathe and milling
machines with requisite attachments. The softwares available
are Solid Edge and Unigraphics NX. Besides this, the Centre
offers short courses in Solid Edge and CNC Machine Operation
and concepts etc during evenings. The CADAM Center is
being equipped with two more CNC machines in order to

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enhance manufacturing related facilities.

The PCB Manufacturing facility and
composite material labs have also been
established to facilitate students hands-
on experience.
Internet is available round the clock in all

labs and offices through comprehensive
local area network with fiber optics
backbone link for fast connectively at giga
speed. The entire college is networked with
a common internet facility with 3 MB
bandwidth. The network is extended to the
hostel area of the students through a Fiber
Optic link providing a high quality internet
access in every room. Video conferencing project is in progress, which shall enable the students to receive lectures
from any part of the world through internet.
The college library is equipped with more than 26000 books in the fields of Engineering, Computer Sciences, Applied
Sciences and Humanities. PNEC is also connected to Pakistan Education Research Network (PERN) which has
facilitated access to more than 11,000 scientific journals, link to digital libraries, collaborative research and distance
learning amongst the universities in the country and abroad. The library inventory is computerised for convenience
of users. Facilities of internet, e-mail, CD ROM and video courses are also provided to readers in the library. It also
has a dedicated Dell Server alongwith one Tb of network storage device. The same is utilized for hosting IEEE data
base. A separate book bank has been established with sufficient number of textbooks, which are issued to the students
of undergraduate classes for the whole semester on nominal rental fee. Continuous acquisition of the latest editions
of books in various engineering disciplines is made to meet the teaching and research needs of the students and
faculty.
The hostel accommodation is available to the students on first come basis. There are separate accommodation
arrangements for male and female students within the college premises. Besides, the college has a vast range of
indoor and outdoor sports facilities, students cafeteria, mosque and a dispensary (Sick Bay) which provides services
round the clock with permanently posted medical officer and necessary para-medical staff.

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Faculty
Cdre Dr. Sarfraz Hussain SI(M) Capt Dr R.Q. Hamid
PhD (Bradford University) UK PhD (Germany)
Specialization: Radar Engineering And Signal Processing Specialization: Thermo Fluids
Capt Dr M A Akhtar Rahi Dr Athar Mehboob

PhD (Michigan State University) USA PhD (NUST) Pakistan
Specialization: Thermo Fluids Specialization: Information Security & Cryptology
Cdr Dr Abdul Shakoor Air Cdre (R) Khatib-ur-Rehman

PhD (Odessa University) USSR MS (Cranfield Institute of Technology) UK
Specialization: Refrigeration Specialization: Manufacturing Engineering
Dr Pervez Akhter Gp Captain (R) Shoib Ahmed

PhD (University of Wales) UK MS (Cranfield Institute of Technology) UK
Specialization: Electromagnetic Specialization: Thermal Power
Dr. Sayed Ali Hasan Wg Cdr (R) Tanweer Hussain

PhD (University of Edinburgh) UK MS (George Washington University) USA
Specialization: Vibration Specialization: Fluid Mechanics
Dr. S K N Zaidi Mr. Khurram Jamal Hashmi

PhD (Cranfield Institute of Technology) UK MS (University of Minnesota) USA
Specialization: Thermo Fluids Specialization: Applied Thermodynamics
Dr. Sohail Zaki Farooqi Cdr (R) Munawar Raza

PhD (University of Texas at Austin) USA MS (University of Edinburgh) UK
Specialization: Computational Physics Specialization: Vibration

Faculty PNEC 57
Wg Cdr (R) Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq Mr. Syed Jawid Askari

MS (Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey CA) USA MS (California State University) USA
Specialization: Operations Research Specialization: Manufacturing Process
Mr. Imran Ahmed Khan Mr. Johar Khurshid Farooqui

MSc (Kings College) UK MS (KFUPM) Saudi Arabia
Specialization: Mechatronics Engineering Specialization: Composites Materials
Mr. Saeed Ahmed Mr. Shahid Ikramullah Butt

MS (Concordia University, Montreal) Canada MS (Mississippi State University) USA
Specialization: Metallurgy, Design & Manufacturing Specialization: Industrial Engineering
Mr. Muhammad Fahad Syed Noman Danish

MS (UMIST) UK MS (University of New South Wales) Australia
Discipline: Mechanical Engineering) Discipline: Mechanical Engineering
Specialization: Advanced Manufacturing Tech. & Systems Management. Specialization: Thermodynamics
Mr. Aijaz Ahmad Mr. Ghulam Murshed Arshed

MS (Cleveland State University) USA MS (King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals, Dhahran) Saudi Arabia
Specialization: Computational Fluid Dynamics
Mr. Saghir Mehdi Rizvi Mr. Abdul Rashid Shaikh

MS (Kobe University) Japan M Phil (Bradford University) UK
Specialization: Electronic Control of Motors
Mr. Babar Masood Koraishy Cdr (R) Riaz Mahmud

MS (University of Southern California) USA MS (US Naval Postgraduate School) USA
Specialization: Manufacturing Specialization: Communication Engineering

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Faculty
Mr Fawad Ahmed Mr Tarique Haider
MS (University of New South Wales) Australia MS (Illinois Institute of Technology) USA
Specialization: Image Processing Specialization: Control System
Mr Intesar Ahmed Cdr (R) Muhammad Shakeel

MS (University of New South Wales) Australia MS (NED University) Pakistan
Specialization: Electrical Power Systems Specialization: Applied Mechanics
Ms Iram Mahboob Lt Cdr M Azeem Jamshed

MS (University of New South Wales) Australia MS (NUST), PNEC Karachi
Specialization: Control System Engineering Specialization: Thermo Fluids
Lt Cdr (R) Abdul Waheed Lt Cdr Rajub Ali Jaffri

MS (Bundeswehr University) Germany MS (NED University, Karachi) Pakistan
Specialization: Microwave Engineering Specialization: Manufacturing Engineering
Mr Asim Ali Khwaja Mr. Mirza Ahmed Ali

MS (Arizona State University) USA MS (NED University) Pakistan
Discipline: Computer Science Discipline: Mechanical Engineering
Specialization: Computer Science Specialization: Manufacturing
Mr Naem-ul-Hasan Janjua Mr. Ali Imran Merchant

MS (Nottingham University) UK MS (NED University) Karachi
Discipline: Electronic Engineering Discipline: Mechanical Engineering
Specialization: Biomedical Engineering Specialization: Manufacturing Engineering
Mr Ikram Rasool Qureshi Cdr Khalid Mohammad Amin

MS (University of Revada Reno) USA MS (NUST) Pakistan
Discipline: Electronic Engineering Discipline: Computer Engineering
Specialization: Electronic Engineering Specialization: Computer Engineering

Faculty PNEC 59
Cdr Muhammad Imran Lt Cdr Zamir Ahmed

Specialization: Telecommunication Specialization: Telecom Engineering
Sqn Ldr (R) S Khursheed ul Hasnain Mr. Farhan Khurram

MS (Cranfield Institute of Technology) UK MS (NUST) Pakistan
Specialization: Control Engineering Specialization: Control Engineering
Syed Nazeer Alam Lt Cdr Muhammad Ayub

MS (NED University of Engg & Technology) Pakistan MS (NUST) Pakistan
Specialization: Communication Engineering Specialization: Control Engineering
Lt Cdr Amjid Javed Lt Cdr Omar Ali Beg

Specialization: Cryptology Specialization: Control Engineering
Lt Cdr Mustafa Jan Mr Arshad Aziz

MS (NUST) Pakistan MS (Sir Syed University of Engg & Technology) Pakistan
Discipline: Electrical Engineering Discipline: Computer Engineering
Specialization: Telecom Engineering Specialization: Network Security
Lt Cdr M. Safeer Khan Mr Ashraf Yahya

MS (NUST) Pakistan MS (NED University of Engg & Technology) Pakistan
Specialization: Control Engineering Specialization: Power Engineering
Lt Cdr M Waheed Mr. Najeeb Iqbal

MS (NUST) Pakistan MS (NED University of Engineering & Technology) Pakistan
Discipline: Software Engineering Discipline: Communication and Signals
Specialization: Software Engineering Specialization: Digital Electronics Micro Processor

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Faculty
Mr Haroon Rasheed Mr Muhammad Sohail

MS (NED University of Engg & Technology) Pakistan MS (NED University of Engg & Technology) Pakistan
Specialization: Communication Engineering Specialization: Computer Systems
Mrs Lubna Moin Mr Abdul Samiah

MS (NUST) Pakistan MS (PAF-KIET) Pakistan
Specialization: Control Engineering Specialization: Computer Networking
Mr M Farhan Khan Mr M Yasir Khan

MS (NED University of Engg & Technology) Pakistan MS (NUST) Pakistan
Specialization: Communication Engineering Specialization: Control Engineering
Mr Nusrat Hussain S/Lt Ms Azra Yasin

MS (NED University of Engg & Technology) Pakistan MCS (Fatima Jinnah University) Pakistan
Specialization: Power Engineering Specialization: Network Security

Faculty PNEC 61
Lt Cdr S Mehtab Khattak Mr. Noman Akhtar

M Phil (Quaid-e-Azam University) Pakistan MA (Islamiat) , BE Mechanical (NED University) Pakistan
Discipline: Mathematics Discipline: Islamic Studies
Specialization: Analytical Dynamics
Lt Cdr Zahida Perveen Mr Azhar Mahood

MSc (Punjab University) Pakistan MSc (Karachi University) Pakistan
Discipline: Mathematics Discipline: Chemistry
Lt Abida Mehmood Syed Rizwan-ul-Haq Tirmizi

MSc (Punjab University) Pakistan MSc (Karachi University) Pakistan
Discipline: Statistics Discipline: Mathematics
Lt Ashfaq Ali Naz Mr. Zafar Ali

M Phil (Punjab University) Pakistan MSc (Karachi University) Pakistan
Discipline: Physics Discipline: Statistics
Specialization: Solid State Physics

62 Campuses of NUST College of Aeronautical
Engineering (CAE), Risalpur
CAE is a well established teaching institution of Aeronautical Engineering which offers undergraduate
programmes in Aerospace and Avionics Engineering. Established in 1965 at Korangi Creek, Karachi
with the help of United States Air Force, CAE has grown into one of the finest institutions in its field
of specialization. It is the only institution in Pakistan which offers internationally accepted curricula
for undergraduate programmes in the fields of Aerospace and Avionics Engineering. The college
is ISO-9001 certified since 1999.
Since its establishment, CAE has provided engineering education to cadets of PAF, Pak Army, Pak
Navy, PIA, NUST scholars, and personnel of NESCOM and over eight foreign countries. Its alumni
have been instrumental in developing the countrys aerospace related industry in both the public
and private sector.

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CAE has five departments Aerospace

Engineering, Avionics Engineering,
Industrial Engineering, Humanities &
Science, and Professional Continuing
Education. All the departments have
highly qualified faculty with rich
academic, research and field
experience. Most of them have
acquired higher education from reputed
institutions of USA, Europe, Australia
and China. The research undertaken
by the faculty and students comprises areas related to aerospace structures, computational fluid dynamics, communication,
control, digital signal processing, microwave engineering, project management and optimization.
The Humanities & Science Department welcomes the prospective Aeronautical Engineers in CAE. The department
not only consolidates the knowledge of basic sciences and humanities of the students in first two semesters, but also
provides a sound foundation for the subsequent semesters by imparting education in Algebra & Calculus, Differential
Equations, Advanced Engineering Mathematics, Probability & Statistics, Programming & Numerical methods, Engineering
Physics, Chemistry, oral and written communication in English, Islamic studies and Pakistan studies. They participate
in After Dinner Literary Activities (ADLA) to achieve finesse in their oral communication and to inculcate confidence
in order to face the audience and communicate their views convincingly. The Computing, Chemistry and Physics
laboratories are equipped with the latest apparatus to perform experiments to reinforce various scientific concepts
learnt in classrooms.
The department of Aerospace Engineering has a two-fold mission; namely to provide students with a solid foundation
in the discipline of Aerospace Engineering and to expand existing knowledge through leading edge research. Aerospace
Engineering is the field where state-of-the-art technologies are applied everyday. In this discipline of engineering,
physical sciences, mathematics, and computers are combined in the design of aerospace vehicles to achieve high
performance with limited size. This aspect of Aerospace Engineering makes the mission of the department highly
demanding. For achieving the first mission, the department has four academic sub-divisions. These sub-divisions
are Aerodynamics and Fluid Mechanics, Aerospace Structures and Material Sciences, Aerospace Propulsion, and
Mechanics. For achieving the second mission, the department has five main laboratories; Aerodynamics Lab, Structures

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Lab, Propulsion Lab, Numerical

Analysis Lab, and Computer
Lab. Aerodynamics lab has one
sub-sonic wind tunnel which is
utilized for teaching and research
activities. Amongst much other
equipment, the Structure lab has
Tensile Testing Machines and
related state-of-the-art data
acquisition system. Numerical
Analysis Lab is equipped with twelve workstations and a 16 node Beowulf Computing Cluster. Presently this lab fulfills
all the number crunching needs of faculty and students. The principle strength of the department is the emphasis put
on students for understanding how to think, learn, and adapt.
A sizeable magnitude of the engineering aspect of a modern day aircraft is its electronics systems. CAE is one of the
few institutes in the world that has a dedicated Avionics Engineering Department. The Avionics Engineering Department
at CAE blends six curriculum-related groups namely; Circuits & Power Electronics, Digital & Embedded Systems,
Communications, Controls, Electromagnetics, Microwave & Antenna, and Radar & Avionics Systems. The department
has a wide variety of facilities for use in research and instruction. Over the years, 15 laboratories have been established
to support the curricula of these groups for BE (Avionics) and BE (Aerospace) degree programmes. Sophisticated
electronics, controls, DSP, embedded systems, machines, RF antenna & communication laboratories provide excellent
opportunity for the students to carryout course related experiments under the guidance of qualified instructors. These
laboratories are equipped with advanced equipment like radar and EW trainer, PCB prototyping machine, transmission
line trainer, communication trainer, optical and laser trainer, embedded system design tools, Agilent Advanced Design
System for microwave engineering, controls engineering equipment etc.
One feature that distinguishes the College of Aeronautical Engineering from other in-country educational institutions
is its pioneering role in establishing the first-ever department of the Industrial Engineering. Since its inception in
1965, the department has successfully provided the students a solid background in manufacturing fundamentals,
extensive training in process management and well developed personal skills. It has enabled the college graduates
to promote quality, efficiency and productivity by optimizing the resources while concurrently minimizing operational

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costs. The diverse tools and techniques taught by the department include test and measurements, economic measures,
mathematical modeling, process planning & improvement, quality management and computer aided design &
manufacture. The department is equipped with CNC machines, coordinate measuring machine, electro-discharge
machine, standard metal & woodwork machines, and welding stations. The department also conducts short courses
for various agencies on a regular basis.
The Professional Continuing Education Department is the youngest department, established in 1990 to conduct cross
disciplinary training and impart professional knowledge on advances in technology to senior and junior engineering
officers. Senior Engineering Management (SEM), Engineering Field Supervisors (EFS), Primary Professional Training
(PPT) and Junior Commissioned Officers Maintenance Management Course (JMMC) are conducted for PAF and other
customers.
The college has an effective CAE Academic Network (CAN) that provides sharing of network
resources and connectivity to Internet and Pakistan Education Research Network (PERN).
A 2 MB fiber optic/DSL link provides Internet to CAE which is available to all CAE users
round-the-clock. Desktop access to worldwide databases is available through HECs Digital
Library. An Electronic Class Room (ECR) is being established to enable the reception and
transmission of lectures from/to other colleges and universities.
The college library has a collection of more than 87,400 volumes of technical and reference
books. In order to keep abreast with the latest technological developments, magazines, journals
and periodicals are subscribed on regular basis. The library has a computerized database that can also be accessed
from faculty offices and student labs, thereby enabling convenient searches for reading material. Facilities of internet,
DVD and video courses are also available to users. The library facilitates researchers in arranging for material from
other libraries when required.

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Faculty
Air Cdre M. Ashfaq Sheikh Wg Cdr Dr. Muhammad Naeem
MS (Cranfield Institute of Technology) UK Ph.D (Cranfield University) UK
Discipline: Aerospace Engineering Discipline: Aircraft Propulsion
Specialization: Aerodynamics / Structures Specialization: Propulsion
Dr. Khalid Pervez Wg Cdr Dr. Muiz ud Din Shami

Ph.D (University of Oklahama) USA Ph.D (University of Birmingham) UK
Discipline: Aerospace Engineering Discipline: Manufacturing Engineering
Specialization: Aerodynamics / Propulsion Specialization: Total Quality Management
Gp Capt Dr Shakil R Sheikh Wg Cdr Dr Abdul Munem Khan

Ph D (BUAA), China PhD (Iowa State University), USA
Discipline: Aircraft Design Discipline: Aerospace Engineering
Specialization: Aerodynamics/CFD/Flight Controls Specialization: Aerospace Structures/FEM
Dr. Talaibek Imanaliev Sqn Ldr Dr. Imran Ali Chaudhry

PhD (Supreme Attestation Commission), Kyrgyz Ph.D (University of Wales) UK
Discipline: Mathematics Discipline: Systems Engineering
Specialization: Numerical Analysis Specialization: Production Scheduling/Manufacturing
Gp Capt Dr. Ahmed Ejaz Nadeem Sqn Ldr Dr Aamir Hassan

Ph.D (University of Florida) USA PhD (University of Texas) USA
Discipline: Electrical & Computer Engineering Discipline: Electrical Engineering
Specialization: RF/Microwave Circuit Design Specialization: Wireless Communication
Wg Cdr Dr. Jehanzeb Masud Sqn Ldr Mesam Abbas Naqvi

PhD (CWR University) USA PhD (Georgia Institute of Technology), USA
Discipline: Mechanical/Aerospace Engineering Discipline: Aerospace Engineering
Speciality: Fluid Mechanics & Heat Transfer Specialization: Aerodynamics
Wg Cdr Dr. Fida Muhammad Khan Sqn Ldr Dr Ammar Masood

Ph.D (Michigan State University) USA PhD (Purdue University), USA
Discipline: Electrical Engineering Discipline: Electrical & Computer Engineering
Specialization: Power Electronics Controls Specialization: IT & Software Engineering

Faculty CAE 67
Gp Capt Sher Afgan Sqn Ldr Muhammad Shahid

MS (IOWA State University), USA MS (Naval Post Graduate School), USA
Specialization: Aircraft Propulsion Specialization: Electronic Warfare
Wg Cdr Atiq-ur-Rehman Sqn Ldr (R) Muhammad Anwar

MPhil (UMIST), UK MS (George Washington University) USA
Discipline: Mechanical/Aerospace Engineering Discipline: Mechanical Engineering
Specialization: Flow Control/Aerodynamics Specialization: CAD/CAM
Wg Cdr Shahzada Iqbal Sqn Ldr (R) Abdul Naeem Khan

MS (Portland State University) USA MS (Michigan State University), USA
Specialization: Engineering Management Specialization: Propulsion
Wg Cdr Asad Ikram Ms Anila Ishaque Khan

MS (Purdue University) USA MS (IAE-Aix-En-Provence, France) France
Discipline: Electrical Engineering Discipline: Management
Specialization: VLSI, MEMS Specialization: General Management
Wg Cdr Ishaat Saboor Syed Talat Ali

MS (RMCS) UK MS (Kiel University) Germany
Discipline: Explosive Engineering Discipline: Material Science
Specialization: Explosive Ordnance Engineering Specialization: Material Science
Sqn Ldr Iftikhar Ali Sheikh Mr Hasan Jamil Dar

MS (UNSW) Australia MS (Aalborg University) Denmark
Specialization: Telecommunication Specialization: CFD
Sqn Ldr Omer Amin Gp Capt Mian Muhammad Afzal

MPhil (UMIST), UK MSc (Punjab University) Pakistan
Discipline: Mechanical Engineering Discipline: Mathematics
Specialization: CFD/CAA Specialization: Applied Mathematics

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Faculty
Wg Cdr Irfan Majeed Sqn Ldr Nasir Javed
MS (NUST) Pakistan MSc (Quaid-e-Azam University) Pakistan
Discipline: Avionics Engineering Discipline: Chemistry
Specialization: Microwave Specialization: Inorganic Chemistry
Wg Cdr (R) Taimur Qureshi Sqn Ldr Hassan Dad

MS (NUST) Pakistan MSc (Quaid-e-Azam University) Pakistan
Discipline: Mechanical Engineering Discipline: History
Specialization: Structures Specialization: Pakistan Studies
Wg Cdr (R) Muhammad Hanif Sqn Ldr Hamid M. Khan

MSc (University of Karachi) Pakistan MSc (Karachi University) Pakistan
Discipline: Chemistry Discipline: Physics
Specialization: Physical Chemistry Specialization: Nuclear Physics
Wg Cdr (R) Mushtaq Hussain Sqn Ldr Atif Bin Mansoor

MS (UET, Peshawar), Pakistan MS (UET Taxila), Pakistan
Specialization: Design Specialization: Digital Signal Processing
Sqn Ldr Muhammad Ali Naqvi Sqn Ldr Muhammad Aamir Khalil
MS (NUST), Pakistan MS (NUST), Pakistan
Specialization: Aerodynamics/Fluid Mechanics Specialization: Avionics
Sqn Ldr Ahmad Junaid Sqn Ldr Muhammad Sarfraz Khan

MS (NUST), Pakistan MS (NUST), Pakistan
Specialization: Structures Specialization: Avionics
Sqn Ldr Murtaza Nusrat Sqn Ldr Abdul Mateen

MS (NUST), Pakistan MS (NUST) Pakistan
Discipline: Mechanical/Aerospace Engineering Discipline: Electrical Engineering
Specialization: Structures/Solid Modeling Specialization: Microwave

Faculty CAE 69
Sqn Ldr Sadiq Amin Mr Ahmad Waqar Tehami

Discipline: Aerospace Engineering Discipline: Mechanical Engineering
Specialization: Structures Specialization: Structural Design
Flt Lt Fareed Ahmad Mr. Khair-ur-Rehman

MS (NED University) Pakistan M.Phil (Quaid-e-Azam University) Pakistan
Discipline: Mechanical Engineering Discipline: Physics
Specialization: Metallurgy Specialization: Plasma Physics
Flt Lt Ehsan Ellahi Ashraf Mr Shafqat ul Mulk

MPhil (Quaid-e-Azam University) Pakistan MSc (Peshawar University) Pakistan
Discipline: Applied Mathematics Discipline: Electronics
Specialization: Fluid Mechanics Specialization: computer Architecture and Digital Systems
Flt Lt Mirat ul Ain Mr. Jamil Ahmad

MPhil (NUML) Pakistan MS (Peshawar University) Pakistan
Discipline: English Discipline: Computer Science
Specialization: English Language Teaching Specialization: Computer Programming
Mr Muhammad Adeel
MS (NUST) Pakistan
Discipline: Information Technology
Specialization: Computer & Networking

70 Campuses of NUST
National Institute of
Transportation (NIT), Risalpur
NIT is a modern and progressive Civil
Engineering Institute of the country,
the first of its kind, that offers
postgraduate studies in the fields of
transportation, geotechnical, structural
engineering and Water Resources
Engineering. Presently it is in a nascent stage, however, will ultimately
emerge as a centre of excellence of international repute for education,
research and training in transportation and related fields.
The computer facilities and testing laboratories are equipped with the
latest devices/data acquisition systems and are regularly upgraded to
meet the academic / research needs. The induction of highly qualified /
experienced faculty and frequent visit of local / foreign scholars of
eminence offer unique opportunity in technological developments and
broaden the mental horizon of students. With the development of envisaged
infrastructure coupled with modern tools of learning / research and the
diversity of academic programmes, the institute is well on its way to
combat the challenges of next millennium. The institute offers postgraduate
courses only.

Faculty NIT 71
Maj Gen Dr Tariq Mahmood Dr. Farhat Javed

PhD (Michigan State University) Ph.D (Colorado State University) USA
Specialization: Transportation Engineering Specialization: Geotech Engineering
Brig Dr Tayyab Akram Dr. Sajjad Haider

Ph.D (Texas A&M University) USA PhD (National Institute of Applied sciences) France
Specialization: Transportation Engineering (Pavement Material Evaluation) Specialization: Hydraulic Engineering/ Hydroinformatics
Dr Muhammad Nasrullah Khan Dr. Kamran Ahmed

PhD (University of Illinois) USA PhD (Michigan State University) USA
Specialization: Structural Engineering Specialization: Traffic Engineering
Dr Liaqat Ali Lt Col Arshad Aziz

PhD (University of Michigan, Ann Arbor) USA MSc, USA
Discipline: Geotech Engineering Discipline: Civil Engineering
Specialization: Soil Stabilization, Soil Dynamics Specialization: Building Construction Management
Dr M Khaliq ur Rashid Kayani Lt Col (R) Muhammad Ali

PhD (University of Illinois) USA MS (Michigan State University) USA
Dr. William C. Taylor (Visiting Faculty) Mr. Hafeez Ahmad

PhD (Ohio State University) USA M.Phil (University of Liverpool) UK
Discipline: Civil Engineering Discipline: Mechanical Engineering
Specialization: Transportation Engineering Specialization: Hydraulics
Dr. Baladi Y. Gilbert (Visiting Faculty Mr. Shaukat Ali Khan

PhD (Purdue University) USA MS (University of Calgary) Canada
Specialization: Pavement & Foundation Specialization: Structural Engineering

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Faculty
Mr. Shazim Ali Memon Mr. H.F. Gabriel
MS (Asian Institute of Technology) Thailand MPhil/MSc (University of Birmingham) UK
Specialization: Structural Engineering Specialization: Water Resources Management
Mr. Memon Abdul Ahad Mr. Muhammad Riaz

M.Eng (Asian Institute of Technology) Thailand MS (Southbank Univ, London) UK
Discipline: Civil Engineering Discipline: Electrical Engineering
Specialization: Transportation Engineering Specialization: Telecom & Computer Network
Mr. Sardar Khan Mr Zafar Mahmood

MS (Asian Institute of Technology) Thailand MS (Saitama University) Japan
Choudhry Muhammad Rafiq Mr. Tariq Maqsood

MS (Asian Institute of Technology) Thailand MS (Bauhuas Univ, Weimar) Germany
Specialization: Construction Engineering & Maintenance Specialization: Structural Engineering
Mr. Zahid Tauqeer Ahmad Mr. Imran Ullah

MS (Pratt Institute, Brooklyne) USA MPhil (QAU, Islamabad) Pakistan
Specialization: Architecture, & City Planning Specialization: Fluid Mechanics
Mr. Adnan Rauf Malik Col (R) Marwat Khan

MS (University of New South Wales) Australia MS (UET, Lahore) Pakistan
Specialization: Structural Engineering Specialization: Structural Engineering
Mr. Habib-Ur-Rehman Col (R) Sohail Safdar

MS (King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals, Dhahran) Saudi Arabia MS (UET, Lahore) Pakistan
Specialization: Geotech Engineering Specialization: Structural Engineering

Faculty NIT 73
Lt Col Masood Ahmed Maj Syed Waqar Ul Hasan

MS (NUST) Pakistan MS (Punjab University) Pakistan
Specialization: Transportation Engineering Specialization: Mathematics
Lt Col Muhammad Naveed Iqbal Mr Shakil Ahmad

MS (NUST) Pakistan MS (UET, Lahore) Pakistan
Specialization: Transportation Engineering Specialization: Water Resources Engineering
Lt Col (R) Muhammad Iqbal Mr Zulfiqar Ali Khan

MS (UET, Lahore) Pakistan MSc (University of Punjab) Pakistan
Specialization: Structural Engineering Specialization: Engineering Geology
Lt Col (R) Kamran Mushtaq Mr Abdul Qadir Bhatti

MS (NED University) Pakistan MSc (NED University) Pakistan
Specialization: Transportation Engineering Specialization: Structural Engineering
Maj Shahzad Ul Hassan Amir Maj Muhabat Khan

Maj Muhammad Iqbal Maj Shafqat Ali Rao

Mr Muhammad Ali Shaikh Mr Faisal Khurshid

MS (NUST) Pakistan MIT (NWFP Agriculture University) Pakistan
Discipline: Structural Engineering Discipline: Information Technology
Specialization: Finite Element Analysis Specialization: Data Communications/Network

74 Campuses of NUST
Institute of Environmental
Science and Engineering
(IESE), Rawalpindi
In pursuance of NUSTs commitment to provide cost effective engineering solutions to a
variety of national problems, the Institute of Environmental Science and Engineering was
established to deal with the environmental pollution issues in the country. Located at
Headquarters NUST at Tamiz-ud-din Road, Rawalpindi, this institute initiated its first
postgraduate degree programme in July 1996.

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The salient features of the institute are, a curriculum based on the lines of Michigan State University (MSU),
USA, with special reference to the environmental problems of Pakistan, modern environmental labs, a well
stocked library and excellent computer facilities with e-mail/internet access through LAN. Close contacts with
environment related local, national and international agencies (Govt, NGOs, industry etc) exist, and students
showing academic excellence get a chance to complete their degree in US, UK or Australia. The Institute offers
postgraduate programme only.
The student, after completing studies at IESE is expected to translate physical process into systems to destroy
toxic substances, remove pollutants from water, reduce hazardous waste volumes, eliminate contaminants from
the air, and develop/manage water supplies. They would be well trained to resolve problems of providing safe
drinking water, cleaning up sites contaminated with hazardous materials, cleaning and preventing air pollution,
treating wastewater, and managing solid wastes. To prepare students for the above tasks and specialization,
the program is covered through extensive course work followed by thesis or dissertation. At this institute, the
research work is completed under the supervision of foreign qualified and highly experienced faculty members.

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Faculty
Dr. Ishtiaq A. Qazi Dr. Imran Hashmi
Ph.D (University of Aston in Birmingham) UK Ph.D (University of Karachi) Pakistan
Discipline: Environmental Chemistry Discipline: Environmental Sciences
Specialization: Environmental Analysis, Analytical Techniques Specialization: Environmental Microbiology
Dr. Muhammad Anwar Baig Mr. Muhammad Sajjad

Ph.D (University of Arizona) USA MSc (University of Wisconsin, Madison) USA
Discipline: Soil Water & Environmental Science Discipline: Environmental Engineering
Specialization: Pollutant Transport Monitoring and Modeling Specialization: Civil and Environmental Engineering
Dr. Thomas C Vice (Visiting Faculty) Mr. Muhammad Rizwan Aslam

PhD (Michigan State University) USA MS (University of New South Wales) Australia
Discipline: Environmental Engineering Discipline: Environmental Engineering
Specialization: Contaminated Sites Remediation Specialization: Waste Water Treatment
Dr. Zahiruddin Khan Mr Sher Jamal Khan

Ph.D (Colorado State Unviersity) USA MS (Portland State University) USA
Discipline: Environmental Engineering Discipline: Environmental Engineering
Specialization: Water Treatment Specialization: Water Resource Management
Dr Shaukat Farooq Mr. Muhammad Ali Awan

PhD (University of Illinois) USA MPhil (Quaid-e-Azam University) Pakistan
Discipline: Environmental Engineering Discipline: Chemistry
Specialization: Environmental Regulations & Procedures Specialization: Physical Chemistry
Maj Dr Irfan Aslam Miss Swaleha Bano Shigri

PhD (Michigan State University) USA MA (Peshawar University) Pakistan
Discipline: Environmental Engineering Discipline: English
Specialization: Soil - Contaminent Interaction of Organics Specialization: English Literature
Dr. Muhammad Ashraf Gondal (Visiting Faculty)

Ph.D (Rheinischen Friedrich Wilhelms University) Germany
Discipline: Physics (Environment)
Specialization: Laser Physics/Spectroscopy

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Technology (NIIT), Rawalpindi

Since its inception in 1999, NIIT has a strong reputation in
Pakistan and overseas as a provider of career orientated
education and as an Institute with a commitment to research.
NIIT maintains a strong technology base and important links
with industry, complemented by a number of specialist
researchers and innovative research facilities, which attract
a great deal of international interest.
NIIT is now one of a few Institutes of Pakistan whose

responsibilities span the range of programs from
apprenticeships to PhDs. Apart from conducting professional
courses of public interest, the Institute offers Bachelor's Degree in the areas of Information and Communication
Systems Engineering, Information Technology and Electronics Engineering, MS Degree in Information Technology
and PhD in Computer Science. In keeping with this breadth of involvement, the Institute continues to play a leading
role in creating new approaches to knowledge integration between various sectors.
The syllabi and courseware are designed to be flexible and wide-ranging, incorporating the cutting edge as well as
ensuring a firm grasp of core fundamentals. A modular course design, along with high tech lab facilities and several
opportunities for industry training give students the freedom to tailor their learning experience. Education at NIIT is
an enriching experience in more than one ways. With regular sporting, cultural and other extracurricular activities, a
NIITian has opportunities to develop multiple facets of his personality and achieve excellence in diverse fields. At NIIT,
our biggest strength is our faculty. This faculty is selected from the pool of highly qualified and experienced scholars.
Approximately eighty percent of our faculty is qualified from institutes of international repute. Our faculty not only
contribute in teaching but also in research and industrial development, thus letting the Institute serve by imparting
education to the new generation and industry in terms of new ideas/ methods.
Our research is not only limited to academics, but is also focused to serve the needs of local/foreign industry. We
believe that task of educating future generations carries the responsibility to assure that our research benefits

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society at large. In this drive, to forge strong partnership with the local industry, NIIT has undertaken various industrial
projects like development of loom controller for Gul Ahmad Textiles, e-ticketing kiosk for Pakistan Railways in
collaboration with Genesis Solutions Karachi and development of Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA)
for Rastgar (Pvt) Limited Islamabad. One of our success stories is a global launch of SAGE (Scalable Agent Grooming
Environment), a public domain open source multi agent system software developed in collaboration with COMTECH
Japan. The SAGE is currently being taught at three Japanese Universities, which include Tohoku University, Meiyagi
University and Keio University.
We are emerging as an international institution, with ever growing collaborations with top foreign
universities and organizations like Caltech USA, CERN Geneva, Stanford University USA,
COMTECH Japan, University of North Carolina at Charlotte USA, University of Arkansas at
Little Rock USA, University of the West of England UK, Warwick University UK, University
of South Brittney France, Beijing Institute of Technology China and Kyung Hee University
Korea etc. Due to these collaborations, our outstanding students spend quite sometime
abroad during the course of their studies for research and development purposes.
Teaching and learning enhancement is a strategic priority and NIIT is committed to the
transfer of lifelong learning skills. At NIIT, we are devoted to a student -focused education,
expanded local, regional, and global outreach, development of effective information and
educational technology. Creation of an overall image and reputation of distinguished quality
makes NIIT a center of excellence in education and research. Here we believe in challenging
your limits and not limiting your challenges, so you can discover the best in yourself.
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Dr. Arshad Ali Dr Hafiz Farooq Ahmed

Ph.D (University of Pittsburgh) USA PhD (Tokyo Institute of Technology) Japan
Specialization: Optoelectronics & Distributed Computing Specialization: Distributed System
Dr. Richard McClatchey Dr. Sharifullah Khan

Ph.D (University of West England, Bristol) UK PhD (The University of Leeds) UK
Specialization: Research Methodologies & Advanced Database System Specialization: Internet-Scale Distributed Databases
Dr. Kinji Mori (Visiting Faculty) Dr Fauzan Mirza

PhD (Waseda University) Japan PhD (University of London) UK
Discipline: Computer Science Discipline: Information Security
Specialization: Reliable & Maintainable Distributed Computer Systems Specialization: Information Security
Dr. Hiroki Suguri (Visiting Faculty) Dr Muhammad Aamir Shafi

PhD (Iwate Prefectural University), Japan PhD (University of Portsmouth) UK
Specialization: Distributed Computing, Multi-Agent System, Semantic Grid Specialization: High Performance and Parallel
Wg Cdr Dr. S. Muhammad Hassan Zaidi Dr. Saeed Murtaza

Ph.D (University of South Florida) USA Ph.D (Birmingham University) UK
Discipline: Electrical Engineering
Discipline: Physics
Specialization: Modelling & Simulation of High Speed Data
Communication Networks Specialization: Mathematical Modelling and Simulation
Dr. N.D.Gohar Dr Syed Ali Khayam

PhD (ICSTM London), UK PhD (Michigan State University) USA
Specialization: VLSI CAD Specialization: Computer Networking and Communications
Dr. Jamil Raza Air Cdre (R) Mansoor Shaukat

PhD (University of Leeds), UK MS (University of Southampton) UK
Discipline: Electronics Engineering Discipline: Avionics Engineering
Specialization: Signal Processing & Inverse Problems Specialization: Electronic Engineering

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Faculty
Air Cdre (R) Aslam Bazmi Mr Rizwan Ahmed
MA (University of Essex) UK MS (University of Stuttgart) Germany
Discipline: English Discipline: Electrical Engineering
Specialization: English Language & Literature, English Language Teaching Specialization: Communication Engineering & Media Technology
Lt Col (R) Javed Akhtar Malik Mr Muaz Ahmed Khan Niazi

MS (Michigan State University) USA MS (Boston University) USA
Specialization: Computer Engineering Specialization: Cryptography and Al
Wg Cdr (R) Muhammad Ramzan Mr Amir Hayat

MSc (UNSW) Australia MS (George Washington University) USA
Discipline: Communication Engineering Discipline: Computer Science
Specialization: Communication and Signal processing Specialization: Information System Development
Wg Cdr (R) Nasir Mahmood Mr Ejaz Ahmed

MS (BUAA) China MS (UNSW) Australia
Discipline: Computer Simulation Discipline: Computer Science
Specialization: Control, Guidance & Simulation of Flight Vehicle Specialization: Internetworking
Wg Cdr (R) Maqsudul Hassan Khan Mr Saqib Mir

MSc (Cranfield University) UK MS (University of Paris - Sud) France
Discipline: Applied Mathematics Discipline: Computer Science
Specialization: Software Techniques for CAE (Numerical Methods) Specialization: Distributed Computing
Wg Cdr (R) Tauqeer Ahmed Mr Saqib Aziz

MS (Cranfield University) UK MS (McMaster University) Canada
Discipline: Electronics Systems Engineering Discipline: Business Administration
Specialization: System Engineering Specialization: Finance
Mr Nadeem Ahmed Mr Ahsan Ahmed Ch

MS (University of New South Wales) Australia MS (UNSW) Australia
Discipline: Computer Software Engineering Discipline: Information Sciences
Specialization: Computer Networking Specialization: Database Systems

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Mr. Tashfeen Khan Mr Umar Kalim

MS (University of Southern California) USA MS (Kyung University) South Korea
Specialization: Computer Networks Specialization: Distributed Engineering
Mr. Samiullah Baig Mr Ruhullah

MS (Kings College London) UK MS (Asian Institute of Technology) Thailand
Discipline: Computer Science Discipline: Microelectronics
Specialization: Information Processing and Neural Networks Specialization: Nano Technology
Mr. Saad Liaqat Kiayani Mr Awais Shibli

MS (Kyung Hee University) South Korea MS-IT (KTH) Sweden
Specialization: Distributed Systems Specialization: Information Communication Security
Ms. Shamila Kayani Malik Imran Daud

MS (University of East London), UK MS (Royal Institute of Technology) Sweden
Discipline: Internet Engineering Discipline: Computer Science
Specialization: Computer Networks Specialization: Information Communication System Security
Lt Cdr (R) Muhammad Bilal Mr. Ali Tufail

MS (Cranfield University), UK MS (University of Bristol) UK
Discipline: Electronics Discipline: Advance Computing
Specialization: Military Electronics Systems Engineering Specialization: Internet Technology
Mr Ali Sajjad Syed Ali Haider

MSc (Kyung Hee University) South Korea MS (University of Strathclyde) UK
Discipline: Computer Engineering Discipline: Digital Multimedia & Communication Systems
Specialization: Computer Science Specialization: Information Security
Mr Kamran Hussain Zaidi Mr. Nadeem Iqbal

MS (London Metropolitan University) UK MS (Johns Hopkins University) USA
Discipline: Digital Communication Discipline: Electrical Engineering
Specialization: Digital Electronics Specialization: Computers

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Faculty
Mr Saadat Iqbal Mr Shahrzad Khattak
MS (University of Surrey) UK MS (FAST) Pakistan
Discipline: Electrical Engineering) Discipline: Software Engineering
Specialization: Communication Networks Specialization: Distributed System
Mrs Uzma Tariq Abbasi Mr Nauman Ahmed Qureshi

MS (Manchester University) UK MS (NUST) Pakistan
Discipline: Islamic Studies Discipline: Computer Science
Specialization: Modern Islamic Political Thought Specialization: Object Oriented Technologies
Maj (R) Arshad Nazir Mr Usman Khawer

MS (NUST) Pakistan MA (Punjab University) Pakistan
Discipline: Electrical Engineering Discipline: English
Specialization: Telecommunication Engineering Specialization: English Language Teaching
Wg Cdr (R) Naseer Ahmed Ms. Muniba Shams

MSc (University of Karachi) Pakistan MS (Quaid-e-Azam University), Pakistan
Discipline: Mathematics Discipline: Applied Mathematics
Specialization: Applied Mathematics Specialization: Solid/Fluid Mechanics
Sqn Ldr (R) Altaf Ali Ms Ayesha Usman

MSc (University of Peshawar) Pakistan MS (Quaid-e-Azam University) Pakistan
Discipline: Mathematics Discipline: Computer Science
Specialization: Applied Mathematics Specialization: Data Structure & Algorithms
Mr. Aatif Kamal Miss Fakhra Jabeen

MS (University of Punjab) Pakistan MS (M.A Jinnah University) Pakistan
Discipline: Physics Discipline: Information Technology
Specialization: Scientific Software Development Specialization: Software Testing & Reliability
Mr Kamran Munir Miss Sara Shafique

MIT (NUST) Pakistan MBA (NUST) Pakistan
Discipline: Information Technology Discipline: Management Sciences
Specialization: Databases Specialization: Marketing

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Mr Aamir Jelani Mr Zaheer Abbas Khan

MS (UET, Taxila) Pakistan MIT (NUST) Pakistan
Discipline: Electronics Discipline: Information Technology
Specialization: Electronics/Communications Specialization: Network Technologies
Mr Muhammad Atif Ms Sana Khalique

Discipline: Computer Software Engineering Discipline: Information Technology
Specialization: Software Engineering Specialization: Object Oriented Technologies
Mr Abdul Ghafooq Mr Imran Rao

MS IT(NUST) Pakistan MSc (International Islamic University) Pakistan
Discipline: Information Technology Discipline: Computer Engineering/Science
Specialization: Network Technology Specialization: Computer Graphics
Mr Muhammad Umer
MS (National University of Computer & Emerging Sciences) Pakistan
Discipline: Computer Science
Specialization: Computer Science

84 Campuses of NUST
Institute of Geographical
Information System (IGIS)
There was a strong need of qualified GIS experts in
areas of engineering, science, technology and industry
in Pakistan. As there were no full-fledged courses or
degree programmes for people desiring to learn
Geoinformatics, NUST took decision to establish an
institute to train manpower in the field of Geographical
Information Systems. In order to strengthen the field
of GIS and remote sensing and to introduce this system
in policy making and planning, National University of
Sciences and Technology (NUST) established Institute
of Geographical Information Systems. The purpose
of this institute is to serve as an integrated platform
for the support of fundamental GIS capabilities and capacity building in the field of GIS and Remote Sensing in
Pakistan.
With the rapid pace of technological development, evaluation and selection of proper policy, plans, scenarios, or
interventions are very important. In this context, Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
technology has offered a great potential to capture data through variety of earth observation platforms, and
integrate them through their common spatial work station. The term Geographical Information Systems
is currently applied to computerized information storage, processing and retrieval systems that have
hardware and software specifically designed to cope with geographically referenced spatial
data and corresponding attribute information.
The institute is carrying out a number of programs ranging from basic certificate
courses/diploma course and then leading to degree level programs like MS and
Ph.D. IGIS will make good use of its relationship with relevant government
organizations to provide best level of education to its students. The eligibility
for admission at the post-graduate program of IGIS i.e. MS (Remote
Sensing & GIS) is sixteen years of education i.e either Bachelors

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(honours) or Masters degree in relevant disciplines of Engineering, Architecture/Town

Planning, Natural and Applied Sciences as well as Management and Social Sciences.
This gives the institute a good mix of professionals from a variety of fields to enter as
students of this unique program in Pakistan.
IGIS will play an important role in building an enterprise wide Geographic Information
System program capable of efficiently and effectively meeting the present geographic
information needs. IGIS will strategically coordinate human, capital, & fiscal resources;
eliminate data redundancy and duplicate effort, improve by standards base mapping
data quality, accuracy; improve by service the availability, access, and use of geographic
information; facilitate data sharing within the country, other public agencies, and private
business; and to provide application development support.
Key Application Areas

The Geoinformatics and Remote Sensing (GIS&RS) programme offered by IGIS NUST can benefit any organization
in many aspects of management and planning, such as:
n Public Health and Environment
n Disaster Management and Risk Assessment
n Agriculture and Agri-Business
n Urban and Rural Planning
n Governance
n Oil and Gas
n Hydrology and Water Resources
n Pipelines and Utility Networks

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Projects of IGIS
n Training Courses in Geoinformatics / GIS and Remote Sensing
n Mapping of Donor Interventions in Education Sector of Punjab Province
n GIS Facility Management System for F-10 Sector Islamabad.
n Study & Analysis of Solid Waste Management System for F-10 Sector Islamabad
n Geographical Information System Development for Urban Infrastructure Management of Jaranwala Tehsil,
Faisalabad
n Study of Power Distribution Management System F-10 Sector Islamabad.
n A Spatial Information System for Industrial Management in Faisalabad District

Faculty IGIS 87
Air Cdre (R) Mansoor Malik Mr Muhammad Ali Tahir

MS (University of Southampton) UK MSc (University of Nottingham) UK
Discipline: Electronics Discipline: Geographical Information system
Specialization: Digital Control Specialization: Spatial Database, Disaster Management
Dr M. Umar Khan Khattak Mr Osama Bin Saeed

PhD (University of South Carolina) USA MSc (Agri University) Pakistan
Discipline: Earth Sciences Discipline: Computer Science
Specialization: Isotope Geochemistry, Mineralogy and Petrology Specialization: Heterogeneous format Data sharing through internet
Dr Muhammad Raza Mehdi Ms Bushra Naseem Minhas

PhD (University of Karachi) Pakistan MSc (Fatima Jinnah Women University) Pakistan
Discipline: GIS & Urban System Discipline: Environmental Sciences
Specialization: Transportation, GIS and Remote Sensing Specialization: GIS & Remote Sensing
Mr Mubushar Hussain Ms Uzma Rabab

MS (Asian Institute of Technology) Thailand, MS (ITC) The Netherlands MSc (Fatima Jinnah Women University) Pakistan
Discipline: Geoinformation Science & Earth Observation Discipline: Environmental Sciences
Specialization: Remote Sensing & GIS for Urban Planning & Management Specialization: GIS Remote Sensing
Mr Salman Ali Mumtaz

MS (Stuttgart Univ of Applied Sciences) Germany
Discipline: Photogrammetry & Geoinformatics
Specialization: Geoinformation Science, GIS

88 Campuses of NUST Centre for Cyber Technology
& Spectrum Management
(CCT&SM), Islamabad
The mission of CCT&SM is to build a well integrated and supported community of scholars
and researchers which will promote and enable leadership in multidisciplinary approach to
advance Knowledge and Research base in the field of Cyber Security & Spectrum Management,
through integration of efforts by academia, government, defence and industry.
CCT&SM is a postgraduate level research and education centre in the field of Cyber Security.
The Centre conducts courses for the MS/PhD students of Information Security specialty.
However, depending on the availability of seats, postgraduate students from other NUST
colleges specializing in Software Engineering, Computer Engineering and Electrical Engineering
can also join relevant courses for credit.
The centre also conducts comprehensive series of certification courses/tracks. Interested

students can qualify selected certificate courses alongwith practical Exam and Research
paper/seminar to earn diploma in Cyber Security. These courses not only build the knowledge
base of attendees but also are meant to prepare them for designing/upgrading their IT-
network security according to international security standards. CCT&SM provides IT-network
security evaluation, audit and certification facility for defence, Govt. and private enterprises.
The research focus of the centre has resulted in establishment of specialized labs in the field
of cyber security. The Centre is equipped with state-of-the-art High Performance Cluster
(HiPC) Computing Lab, Electronic Design Automation (EDA) Lab, Data Acquisition and
Virtual Instrumentation Lab, Networks Security Lab and Information Security Management
Systems (ISMS) Lab. These labs prepare researchers for solving most challenging issues
in the field of cyber security and spectrum management.

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Air Vice Marshal Saleem Tariq Air Cdre Habeel Ahmad

MS (Air Force Institute of Technology, Ohio), USA ME (Michigan State University) USA
Specialization: Aeronautical Engineering Specialization: Embedded Design
Dr Muhammad Shamim Baig Mr Yasser Sarfaraz Toor

PhD (George Washington University) USA MS (NUST) Pakistan
Discipline: Computer Science Discipline: Software Engineering
Specialization: Hardware & Systems Specialization: Networks Design and Programming
Dr Nazar Abbas Saqib Miss Samin Khaliq

PhD (CINVESTAV-IPN) Mexico MS (NUST) Pakistan
Discipline: Computer Science Discipline: Software Engineering
Specialization: Information Security Specialization: Computer Software Engineering

90 Campuses of NUST Centre for Chemical Engineering &
Material Sciences (CCE&MS)
The Centre for Chemical Engineering and
Material Sciences is established as a center of
excellence for academic research and
development in public and private sector. Its
aim is to attract faculty of outstanding talent and
ability and provide them a supporting and
enabling environment for original and innovative
research as well as to produce highly skilled
engineers, scientists and researchers who
distinguish themselves by professional competence, pragmatic problem solving approach, and organizational abilities.
Almost all process industries require technical personnel having knowledge of Chemical Engineering and/or Material
Sciences. NUST, having an orientation towards defence and strategic academic and research, decided to setup this
centre which, apart from teaching general subjects of Chemical Engineering, will focus on Explosives Chemistry,
Ordnance Engineering and Smart Materials.
The Centre is composed of two Departments: Chemical Engineering and Material Sciences. The Centre is offering
Masters in two fields: Masters in Energetic Materials Engineering and Masters in Materials and Surface Engineering.
Although the centre offers individual masters and research programs, the resources including faculty and laboratory
facilities are shared by both of these programs. A number of state-of-the-art research equipments are available to the
students and researchers of this Centre. These include High Resolution Electron Microscopy (SEM), X-ray Diffraction
(XRD), X-ray Fluorescence (XRF), Fourier Transform Infra Red Spectroscopy (FTIR), Gas Chromatography/Mass
Spectroscopy (GC-MS), Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM), Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DSC) and Thermal
Gravimetric Analysis (TGA)/Differential Thermal Analysis (DTA), to name a few.
The research and teaching activities of the Centre are focused along Advanced Energetic Materials, Chemical Reaction
and Separation Processes, Surface Coatings and Surface Engineering, Ceramics and Glasses, Polymers and
Composites, Bio Materials and Novel Synthesis Techniques.

Faculty CCE&MS 91
Sheikh Mahmood Ahmad (Visiting Faculty) Dr Khairuddin Sanaullah

MSc (Punjab University) Pakistan, PGD (University College London) UK PhD (University Birmingham) UK
Discipline: Chemical Engineering Discipline: Chemical Engineering
Specialization: Chemical Technology Specialization: Fluid Mechanics
Cdre (R) Fazal Elahi (Visiting Faculty) Dr Abid Ghuman

MBA (PIMSAT) Pakistan PhD (Lehigh University) USA
Discipline: Business Administration Discipline: Chemical Engineering
Specialization: Human Resource Management Specialization: Supply Chain Optimization, Photonic Band Gap Materials
Dr Gulfaraz Ahmed Dr Ahmad Shariq

PhD (Stanford University, California) USA PhD (Gottingen University) Germany
Discipline: Petroleum Engineering Discipline: Physical Metallurgy/Metal Physics
Specialization: Microstructural Characterization of Different non Equilibrium
Dr Amir Azam Khan Dr Hassna Rehman Ramay

PhD (Univ of Limoges) France PhD (University of Washington) USA
Discipline: Metallurgy & Materials Discipline: Material Science
Specialization: Ceramic Materials & Surface Treatments Specialization: Biomaterials
Dr Abdul Qadeer Malik Miss Tayyaba Noor

PhD (University of Essex) UK MPhil (Quaid-e-Azam Univeristy) Pakistan
Discipline: Chemistry Discipline: Organic Chemistry
Specialization: Physical Chemistry Specialization: Synthesis & Characterization
Dr Arshad Hussain
PhD (Otto-von-Guericke University) Germany
Discipline: Chemical Engineering
Specialization: Heat & Mass Transfer in Tubuler, Ignorance Memerance

92 Campuses of NUST Centre for Advanced
Mathematics and Physics (CAMP)
To supply much-need human resources in the vital fields of Mathematics and
Physics, in 2004 NUST established this Centre to conduct studies leading to
a PhD degree. In this first phase it will concentrate on Mathematics only, later
extending its activities to Theoretical Physics and then going on to some areas
of experimental Physics. It has an extensive course to study, with a substantial
core of Mathematics and electives form its major thrust areas, which include
Differential Equations, Mathematical Physics and Engineering Mathematics.
This work is followed by a thesis that will contain original research of a high
international level. The emphasis is on providing a broad base of Mathematics
that will enable the students to conduct worthwhile research in some mainstream
area. To attract the best students, who do not have other scholarships for their
studies, substantial scholarships are also provided by NUST.
The Centre has a collaborative agreement for exchange visits of students and
for research collaboration and joint supervision, with the Center for Differential
Equations, Continuum Mechanics and Applications (DECEMA) of the University
of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa already in place and for research
collaboration in Relativistic Astrophysics with the Department of Physics of the
University of Lecce, Lecce Italy collaborative agreement is in process. Other
international and national linkages are also being developed.

Faculty CAMP 93
Dr Asghar Qadir Dr Tayyab Kamran

PhD (London University) UK PhD (Univ of Manchester) UK
Discipline: Mathematics Discipline: Mathematics
Specialization: Relativity Specialization: Pure Mathematics
Dr Sergei Sazhenkov Dr Azhar Iqbal

PhD (Novosibirsk State University) Russia PhD (University of Hull) UK
Specialization: Partial Differential Equations Specialization: Applied Mathematics
Dr Muneer Ahmad Rashid Dr Maqbool Ahmed

PhD (London University) UK PhD (Syracuse University) USA
Discipline: Mathematical Physics Discipline: Physics
Specialization: Mathematical Physics Specialization: Cosmology, Quantum Gravity
Dr Anna G. Petrova Dr Khalid Saifullah

PhD (Novosibersk State University) Russia PhD (QAU, Islamabad) Pakistan
Specialization: Differential Equation Specialization: Mathematics
Dr Rahmat Ali Dr Alexander Fyodorovich Zakharov

PhD (Univ of Glasgow) UK PhD (Moscow State University) Russia
Discipline: Mathematics Discipline: Astrophysics
Specialization: Differential Equations Specialization: Relativistic Astrophysics

94 Campuses of NUST Army Medical College
(AM College), Rawalpindi
Army Medical College is a model institution for medical education in the
country which offers undergraduate and postgraduate courses in medicine
and dental surgery. The graduates from AM College are the pride of
medical profession not only in Pakistan but also throughout the world.
The disciplined environment conducive for scholastic pursuits with limited
intake of students, make the college distinctive among medical colleges
of the country.
The highly qualified and dedicated faculty available in the college pay
individual attention to the students. The college is administered by the
Administrative Division headed by the Principal. The teaching departments
are organised in Basic Medical Sciences Division, Medical Division,
Surgical Division and Laboratory Division. In addition, a department of
Medical Education has been created to oversee the academic activities
of the departments and keep abreast with the modern trends in medical
education.
Education in the clinical subjects is imparted at the affiliated hospitals

and institutes that include Military Hospital (MH), Combined Military
Hospital (CMH), Armed Forces Institute of Cardiology (AFIC), Armed
Forces Institute of Pathology (AFIP), Armed Forces Institute of Transfusion
(AFIT), Armed Forces Institute of Dentistry (AFID), Armed Forces Institute
of Rehabilitation Medicine (AFIRM) and Armed Forces Institute of Urology
(AFIU).

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The programmes offered at Army Medical College are MBBS, BDS and MPhil/PhD in Basic Medical Sciences i.e of
Anatomy, Biochemistry, Physiology, Pharmacology and Pathology.
A very well stocked college library with about 75000 books and 100 different medical journals is located within the
college campus and provides an ideal atmosphere for a quiet study. Besides the books on medical subjects, a good
number of books on general knowledge, sociology, religion and fiction are also available. In addition, one section of
library has been allocated to computer facilities, including internet access for the students as well as for the faculty
members.
College sports committee plans, organizes and

conducts competitions for athletics, cricket, hockey,
football, basket ball, table tennis, squash and body
building. Sufficient indoor facilities exist in the
college campus to carry out these sports activities
on regular basis. A swimming pool adds charm
to the college life. Newly constructed academic
block for department of Physiology and
Biochemistry has started functioning with the latest
state-of-the-art facilities.

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Faculty
PHYSIOLOGY
Maj Gen Muhammad Aslam Maj Khadija Qamar
MBBS, M.Phil, Ph.D (London), FPAMS, FCPS MBBS, M.Phil
Brig Muhammad Mazhar Hussain OPHTHALMOLOGY

MBBS, M.Phil, FCPS
Col Mazhar Ishaq
Lt Col (R) Idrees Farooq Butt MBBS, FRCS (Edin) , FRC Ophth (UK)
MBBS, M.Phil, FCPS
MEDICINE BIOCHEMISTRY
Maj Gen Badshah Khan Brig Abdul Khaliq Naveed
MBBS, FCPS MBBS, MPhil, PhD, FCPS
Maj Gen Muhammad Naeem Khan Col Zubair Ahmed Awan

MBBS, FCPS, DCN (London) MBBS, MPhil
Maj Gen (R) Muhammad Masudul Hasan Nuri Lt Col Nasir Mahmood
MBBS, MCPS, FCPS, MRCP, FACC, FRCP MBBS, MPhil
Brig Abdul Haleem Mr. Ijaz Ahmad

MBBS, FCPS, DN&H (London) MSc, MPhil
Brig Muhammad Iqbal Dr Salik Javed Kakar

MBBS, MRCP, FRCP MBBS, MS (UK)
Lt Col Aslam Khan PHARMACOLOGY & THERAUPEUTICS

MBBS, MRCP, FCPS
Brig M. H. Najmi
Maj Khalid Mehmood Raja MBBS, MPhil, PhD
MBBS, Diplomat American Board
Col Akbar Waheed
ANATOMY MBBS, M.Phil
Brig Liaqat Ali Minhas Ms Bushra Tayyaba Khan
MBBS, M.Phil, FCPS B Pharm, M.Phil
Lt Col (R) Bilal Ahmed Tarin Lt Col Naseem Saud Ahmed
MBBS, MCPS, M.Phil, FCPS MBBS, MPhil
Lt Col Shadab Ahmed Butt Dr M. Munir Ahmad Khan

MBBS, M.Phil MBBS, MCPS, M.Phil

Faculty AM College 97
PATHOLOGY PSYCHIATRY
Brig Azhar Mubarik Brig Mowadat Hussain Rana
MBBS, MCPS, FCPS, Dip RC Path (UK) MBBS, MCPS, FCPS, OJT (UK), MRC Psych (London)
Brig Dilshad Ahmad Khan RADIOLOGY

MBBS, PhD (Chemical Path) Col Shamrez Khan
MBBS, FCPS
Col Shahid Ahmed Abbasi
MBBS, FCPS GYNAECOLOGY & OBSTETRICS
Brig Shahida Akhtar
Col Shahid Jamal MBBS, MCPS, FCPS
MBBS, FCPS
Maj Abeera Chaudhary
Lt Col Lubna Zafar MBBS, FCPS, FRCS, MRCOG
MBBS, FCPS
FORENSIC MEDICINE & TOXICOLOGY E.N.T
Lt Col Safdar Hussain Brig Bashir Ahmed
MBBS, DMJ MBBS, FCPS
Lt Col (R) Syed Mustafa Husssain Uraizy SURGERY

MBBS, MCPS Maj Gen Nasim ul Majid
MBBS, FCPS
Dr Naseer Ahmed Choudhry
MBBS, DMJ, MPhil Brig M. Sultan Muzaffar
MBBS, FCPS
COMMUNITY MEDICINE
Brig Maqsood Ul Hassan Khan Brig Ghulam Rasool Tariq
MBBS, DPH, MCPS, MSc MBBS, FCPS
Col Iqbal Ahmad Khan Brig Ahmed Khan Chaudhry

MBBS, MCPS, DPH, FCPS, MBA MBBS, FCPS
Lt Col (R) Muhammad Ashraf Ch. Brig Ahmad Hussain Mishwani

MBBS, DPH, MSc (Adv Med Adm), MPH (USA), FCPS MBBS, FCPS
Dr Abida Sultana Brig Riaz Anwar Bashir

MBBS, MCPS, FCPS MBBS, FCPS
Dr Tahmina Azhar Col Muhammad Ahmad

MBBS, MCPS MBBS, FCPS

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Faculty
Col Ishfaq Ahmed Col Asad Abbas
MBBS, FCPS MDS, MCPS
Col Sohail Hafeez Col Manzoor Ahmed Manzoor

MBBS, FCPS, FRCS MCPS, MCPS, OJT (UK)
Lt Col Mamoon Rashid Col Iffat Batool Syed

MBBS, FCPS, FRCS BDS, FCPS
Lt Col Irfan Shukar Lt Col Hameed Ullah Jan

MBBS, FCPS, FRCS BDS, MCPS, FCPS
PAEDIATRICS Lt Col Azad Ali Azad

Brig Salman Ali BDS, MCPS, FCPS
MBBS, FCPS
Lt Col Muhammad Kaleem
Brig Najm Ul Hassan BDS, MCPS
MBBS, FCPS
Maj Syed Gulzar Ali Bukhari
DENTISTRY BDS, FCPS
Maj Gen Shahid Shuja Qazi Maj Muhammad Wasim Ibrahim

BDS, MGDS, OJT BDS, FCPS
Brig Zubair Babar Maj (R) Ayub Hassan

BDS, FCPS BDS, MCPS
Brig (R) Muhammad Parwez Chaudhry Dr Muhammad Adeel Riaz

BDS, MCPS BDS, MS (UK)
Dr Irfan Shah Dr Muhammad Shahab Ud Din

BDS, FCPS BDS, MS (UK)
Col Abida Aslam Dr Muhammad Kaleem

BDC, MCPS, OJT (Germany) BDS, MS (UK)

NUST Institute of Management Campuses of NUST 99
Sciences (NIMS), Rawalpindi

NIMS offers undergraduate, postgraduate and M.Phil and PhD studies in Business Administration programme.
Furthermore, specializations are offered in Operations and Technology Management, Finance & Investment, International
Business & Marketing, IT & E-Commerce and Human Resource Management at MBA level and Operations and
Technology Management, Finance and Investment and International Business and Marketing at BBA level. Whereas
M.Phil and Ph.D level specialization fields are Investment and Finance, Management and International Business and
Marketing. These programmes provide an opportunity for individuals to gain internationally recognized qualification
allowing participants from industrial, commercial and government organizations to broaden and develop their specialist
skills in strategic management perspective. NIMS has highly qualified and experienced faculty members who are fully
committed to develop and maintain high standards of academics and research. The faculty members have degrees
from the leading universities from abroad. NIMS selects the students purely on merit and like all other colleges and

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institutes of NUST, the selection is very competitive. On campus, students have access to the latest computer facilities,
well-equipped business library, common rooms, and executive standard classrooms. The programmes offered at NIMS
are M.Phil leading to PhD in Business Administration, MBA, BBA (Hons), postgraduate diploma, and professional
development certificate courses. Interested individuals can also take relevant module(s) as and when offered and
qualify for a certificate.
One of the distinctive features at NIMS is the rigorous training of students in understanding and solving various
business practices through practical projects and oral presentations. Students are involved in projects from the very
first semester, which later on culminates into a research thesis which is mandatory for the completion of their degree
programme.
To provide practical business world exposure and on the job training to our students, they are sent for a mandatory
internship. Students are placed in well-reputed national, multinational, public and private organizations, providing them
with opportunities for growth and experience.
A number of co-curricular activities are arranged off and on campus to provide students with a healthy and positive
outlet from the continuous rigours of academic pressure. Various NIMS clubs and societies arrange the activities such
as debating contests, quiz programmes, dramas and social functions. Students are also encouraged to take part in
local and national events, alongwith arranging and taking part in community activities.

Faculty NIMS 101
Dr. Dilawar Ali Khan Mr. Saeed Haider Kazmi

PhD (University of Wisconsin) USA MBA (Santa Clara University, California) USA
Discipline: Economics Discipline: Business Administration
Specialization: Micro/Macro Economics Specialization: HR Development, Project Management
Dr M. Mahmud Awan (Visiting Faculty)

PhD (Clark University, Worcester) USA Miss Zeenat Jabbar
Discipline: Economics MBA (University of Luton) UK
Specialization: Development Economics Discipline: Business Administration
Specialization: Global Marketing
Dr Tahir Khan Durrani
PhD (Irish University of European Union) Ireland Mr. Zahid Hussain Syed
Discipline: Management Sciences MSc (Michigan State University) USA
Specialization: Enterprise Risk Management Discipline: Civil Engineering
MBA (Michigan State University) USA
Dr Muhammad Hussain Discipline: Business Administration
PhD (Kansas State University), USA Specialization: Finance & Marketing
Discipline: Economics
Specialization: Economics Theory, International & Development Mr. Sabir Husssain Jafri
Economics, Econometrics MS (London Guildhall University) UK
Discipline: Business Administration
Mr Muhammad Taslim Specialization: Fin Regulation & Compliance Management
MS (University of Pittsburgh) USA
Discipline: Industrial Engineering Mr. Syed Haroon Rashid
Specialization: Engineering Management MBA, M.A (Economics) (Kansas State University) USA
Discipline: Finance & Business Administration
Specialization: Banking, Finance, Accounting
Maj (R) Naukhez Sarwar
MBA (Asian Institute of Technology) Thailand & Mr. Imran Nazir
(European School of Management, Oxford) UK MSc (University of Derby) UK
Discipline: Business Administration Discipline: Human Resource Management
Specialization: HRM & Organizational Behavior Specialization: Strategic Management

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Faculty
Mr. Khurram Idress Miss. Ayesha Pervaiz

MBA (Central Queensland University) Australia MPA (Quaid-e-Azam University) Pakistan
Discipline: General Management Discipline: Business Administration
Specialization: Organizational Behaviour & Analysis Specialization: Marketing/Finance
Mr. Muhammad Saad Sarwar Miss Atiya Hanif

MBA (Indiana University of Pennsylvania) USA MPA (Peshawar University) Pakistan
Discipline: Business Administration Discipline: Public Administration
Specialization: Finance Specialization: Management Sciences
Mr. Asif Ali Rahman Miss. Afshan Ahmed

MBA (Asian Institute of Technology) Thailand MBA (Quaid-e-Azam University) Pakistan
Discipline: International Management Discipline: Business Administration
Specialization: Management of Technology Specialization: Finance
Sqn Ldr (R) Mrs Iram Abraar Awan Mr Adeel Anwar

MPhil (Quaid-e-Azam University) Pakistan MS (London Metropolitan University) UK
Discipline: Psychology Discipline: Business Administration
Specialization: Organisational Psychology Specialization: Marketing
Ms. Rozina Shaheen, Mr Asad Amjad

MA (Economics) Karachi University, Karachi, Pakistan MS (University of Sheffield) UK
Discipline: Economics & Finance Discipline: General Management
Specialization: Macroeconomics Specialization: Finance
Mrs. Asfia Obaid

MPA (Quaid-e-Azam University) Pakistan
Discipline: Business Administration
Specialization: Marketing/Finance

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