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Serving the nation since 1947, with the mission:

The University of Sindh, being the second oldest university of the country and a representative of Sindh, the cradle of man
civilization, has a particular message to deliver through high quality education in disciplines of Arts, Humanities, Social
and Natural Sciences, Technology, Law, Management and Emerging Sciences o bring people from darkness to light
without discrimination of caste, creed, gender, geographical boundaries, beliefs, religion or language. The University aims
to promote a culture of inquiry, creativity, critical thinking, free exchange of thoughts, research, unity in diversity, cultural
pluralism and indigenous knowledge among its students and faculty in particular and society in general to produce better
generation and leadership for liberal, prosperous, congenial, harmonious and progressive world.
About this Catalogue Contents
This Catalogue 2011, covers all Morning & Evening programs offered @
Jamshoro aswell as @ Sindh University Laar College at Badin. It has been Vice-Chancellor’s Message 03
compiled to provide you all the necessary information you need to seek admission as University Calendar- Academic Schedule 04
a freshman in the University to pursue Undergraduate (Bachelor)/ Graduate (Master)
studies. It provides information about the choice of the programs available keeping in About the University 05
view the group of subjects studied at the H.S.C. or Bachelor (Pass) level and your Faculties/ Institutes/ Departments 06
performance.
Degree Programs offered 07
The University offers Bachelor degree programs in 52 disciplines including emerging
sciences and new disciplines that promise better career opportunities. Exercise your Authorities of the University 09
choice with due care; while filling the Application Form the subject in which you are University Town, Jamshoro 10
most interested, be numbered #1 and son on.
Students Welfare Programs 11
The Catalogue will serve as a compendium throughout your stay at the University
providing you details of curricula for the degree program you join. Course details will Financial Support for Meritorious
be available with the institute/ department where you enroll. 12
Teaching in the University is conducted under semester system, which is new to many Hostel Facilities 13
of you. The semester system spares you from rot memorizing for once a year General Information: Admission Schedule 17
examination. The system, of course, demands your resolve and commitment to
learning. It is in your interest to familiarize yourself with its working; just one careful Introduction 18
reading will enable you to follow it with success. You will find the details on P- 179. General Regulations 20
Pre-Entry Test is mandatory for admission to all disciplines and programs of the Curricula Organization 33
University under all categories. Enclosed with the ADMISSION FORM is the Sample
Test Paper that would be helpful in your preparation for the Test. Your answer sheet Course Description 36
will be evaluated by Computer readable OMR system. Please study sample Faculty of Arts 37
evaluation sheet at the end of this Test Paper and follow instructions carefully.
Faculty of Commerce 53
Please note that the educational policies and procedures are continually reviewed and
changed in keeping with the educational mission of the University. Consequently this Faculty of Education 63
document cannot be considered binding. The University reserves the right and Faculty of Islamic Studies 69
authority to alter and amend any and all statements contained herein. All MS/M.Phil
programs listed may not be offered. Faculty of Law 74
Compiled & Edited by : Prof. Dr. M. Rais Ahmed
Faculty of Natural Sciences 77
Consultant on Higher Education Faculty of Pharmacy 137
Processed by : Mr. Abid Ali Pathan & Mr. Ammer A. Joyo Faculty of Social Sciences 141
Computer Operator / Programmer
Title by : Mr. Siraj Panhwar & Mr. Abid Ali Pathan
Sindh University Mirpurkhas Campus 175
Photography : Mr. Rashid Ali Silawat Sindh University Laar College @ Badin 177
Printed by : Mr. G. Murtaza Siyal, Manager, S.U. Press Semester Regulations 179
Published by the University of Sindh, Jamshoro / Hyderabad Schedule of Fees 187
Location PLan and Index

 
VICE-CHANCELLOR’S MESSAGE
Dear Students,
I am pleased to welcome the “freshmen” joining the University,
brimming with enthusiasm to pursue higher studies. This
keenness is sharpened with the knowledge that a Bachelor
degree of the University, particularly in one of the emerging fields
will ensure brighter future and will enable them to fulfill their
aspiration of serving for the betterment of the country, the society
and particularly their family.
The University is fully geared to help you shape your future and
turn your dreams into reality. The curricula of all degree programs
are updated to keep them demand oriented. All this aim at
providing new avenues for you to carve out your future. The
University has launched 5-yr. Bachelor of Law degree program
from 2009 session and 4-yr. BS Forestry program from January
2010, besides Postgraduate Diploma in Medicinal Plants.
The University has been endeavouring to expand hostel facilities
as well; presently there are 15 hostels, nine for boys and six for
girls, together providing residences to 3500 Students.
The present enrollment in the University is approximately 20,000
and the University is prepared to accept more to fulfill its
obligation towards community and society at large. Besides,
establishment of Sindh University Laar College at Badin
functioning since 2009 and Sindh University Mirpurkhas Campus
in 2010, Sindh Universiy Campus at Dadu is in active planning
stage, will provide opportunity of pursing higher studies in
selected discipline close to their home in these cities.
The University offers Bachelor Degree programs through its 52
teaching departments, in addition to Master, M.Phil. and Ph.D.
degrees in slected disciplines. The Bachelor degree programs
under the Faculties of Natural Sciences, Social Sciences,
Business Administration & Commerce and as well as in Art &
Design, English and Sindhi are now of 4-year duration, on par
with international system. It would provide broad- based sound
education and widen your vision.
The scope of Evening programs has also been expanded to
include Master’s degree in Telemedicine, E-Health and
E-Commerce where there is ever increasing demand of skilled
manpower. BS Forestry is also an Evening program.
I urge you to make full use of the facilities offered; be regular and
participate whole heartedly in both academic & co-curricular
activities so that when you go out to serve, you contribute for the
betterment of life of common man and help create a society that
is tolerant, pluralistic, prosperous and just, that values ethics,
human dignity & spirit of inquiry. You are the future hope of your
family, the community and the country. Try your best to fulfill their
expectations through dint of devotion to your studies, in
obedience of the Quaid’s saying “Work, work & work”.
May Allah bless you,
Dr. Nazir Ahmed Mughal 
 University Calendar 2011 National Holiday
Academic Schedule Kashmir Solidarity Day ........................................... Feb. 5, 2011
First Semester * Eid-e-Milad- un- Nabi ............................................... Feb. 16, 2011
Hostel Allotment Pakistan Day ........................................................ Mar. 23, 2011
(Limited Hostel accommodation
Independence Day ................................................. Aug. 14, 2011
for fresh batch, available) ............................................... Jan ____, 2011
Orientation for fresh students .............Monday Jan. 01 to Jan. 05, 2011 *Eid-ul-Fitr ..................................................... Aug. 30, 31 2011
Add/Drop(No Change of discipline to b allowed afterwards).Monday Jan. 03 to Jan. 08, 2011
*Eid-ul- Azha ....................................................... Nov. 08-10, 2011
Classess Begin................................................... Tuesday, Jan. 04, 2011
Reading Day......................................................... Friday, Mar.04, 2011 Allama Iqbal Day ................................................... Nov. 09, 2011
Mid Term Test ......................................................... Monday Mar. 07, 2011
Observance of Founder’s Day..........................Wednesday, April 13, 2011 * Youm-e-Ashur ..................................................... Dec. 07-08, 2011
Classes end ..........................................................Thursday, Apr. 28, 2011 (9th, 10th Moharram)
Reading Day for Final Test........................................ Friday, Apr. 29, 2011
Final Test .............................................................. Monday, May 02, 2011 Quaid-e-Azam’s Birthday/ Christmas Day ................... Dec. 25, 2011
Assessment and Frading ....................................... Monday, May 09, 2011
Summer Vacation ................Tuesday , May 10, 2011 to Jul. 31, 2011 Optional Holidays
Convocation (2010) passing out batches)............................ July 2011 Non-Muslims University employees are entitled to avail any three of
Second Semester the following optional Holidays, in a Calendar Year.
Classes start ........................................................Monday, Aug. 01, 2011 01. Shivratri 02. Holi
Reading Day............................................................ Friday, Sept. 23, 2011
03. Easter Sunday 04. Baisakhi
Mid Term Test ....................................................... Monday, Sept. 26, 2011
Classes end ......................................................... Tuesday Nov. 24, 2011 05. Basant Punchami 06. Janam Ashtami
Reading Day.............................................................. Friday, Nov. 25, 2011 07. Durga Puja 08. Dussehra
Final Test .............................................................. Monday, Nov. 28, 2011 09. Devali 10. Guru Nanik Birthday
Final Grading and Assessment ............................... Friday, Dec. 09, 2011
* (Subject to appearance of the moon)
Winter Break ................................. Friday Dec. 16, 2011 to Jan. 01, 2012
Academic Convocation (2011 batches, Tentative) ................Dec. 18, 2011
Announcement of Results.................................................... Dec. 31, 2011

List of holidays for the University of Sindh and

its Affiliated Colleges during the year 2011

about the University ..........
The University of Sindh, the second oldest University of the
country, was constituted under the University of Sindh Act. No. XVII of
1947 passed by the then Legislative Assembly of Sindh. The Act was
subsequently revised and modified in 1961 and later. The Act of 1972 under
which the University is presently functioning provided for greater autonomy
and representation of teachers.
From 1947 to 1951 the University functioned solely as an examining body.
However, after its relocation in Hyderabad in 1951, it started functioning as
a teaching university in pursuit of fulfilment of its charter and mission to
disseminate knowledge. The first teaching department, namely, Department
of Education, raised to the status of Faculty later, was started in view of the
great dearth of trained teachers in the country. The departments of basic
Science disciplines as well as other departments on humanities side were
gradually added by mid fifties.
The development of the presen campus, designated as Allama I.I. Kazi
Campus, at Jamshoro, (now the district), about 18 kilometer from
Hyderabad on the right bank of River Indus, was started in late fifties. Most
of the teaching departments under the Faculty of Science were shifted to
the new campus in 1961, with departments under Faculty of Arts &
Humanities following suite in 1970.
The academic march forward continued with gradual addition of other
teaching departments and now there are 52 full-fledged teaching
institutes/centres/departments functioning under various academic Faculties.
Degree programs in some of the disciplines, e.g., Biotechnology & Genetic
Engineering, Environmental Science, Law (5-yr. degree LLM), Anthropology
& Archaeology and Forestry have been added since 2001. Sindh University
Laar College @ Badin started functioning in 2008, Mirpurkhas campus of the
University has been launched from Jan. 2010.
There are presently 5 Law Colleges and 61 Degree & Post Graduate Public
Sector Colleges and 12 Private Colleges affiliated to the University.
Programs of Studies:
The University teaching institutes/ centres and departments, offer programs
leading to the award of 3- year Bachelor’s (Honours) degree in various
general and basic disciplines on Humanities side, while 4- year Bachelor
degree is offered under the Faculties of Natural Sciences, Social
Sciences and Commerce & Business Administration and in the
Department of Art & Design, English & Sindhi. Degree in Pharmacy
(Pharm-D) and Bachelor of Law degree are of 5-yr. duration.
List of Faculties and the constituent Instituets/ Centres and departments is
shown at page-6. Each Faculty works under the Dean, appointed by the
Chancellor for a term of 3 years.
The Master degree programs are in general of 1- year duration after 3-Yr.
Honours and of 2 -year duration after Bachelor (Pass) degrees. Students
obtaining 4-yr. Bachelor degree are taken directly for M.Phil/ MS. research
studies.
The 2- year Bachelor (Pass) degree programs in Arts, Commerce & Sciences
are conducted through various Degree Colleges affiliated by the University.
The teaching under the Faculty of Law is conducted through the affiliated
professional Law colleges for 3-yr. LL.B. degree. The LL.M. and the 5-yr.
Law degree(D.Jur.) Classes are conducted in the Department of Law @ Elsa
Kazi Campus, Hyderabad.
Degree programs in the Evening shift introduced since 2001 include
Master’s degree in English, 4-yr. BS Chemistry, Computer Science and
Information Technology, Commerce, Master’s degree in Telemedicine, E-
commerce and Multimedia Technology, Business Administration and Public
Administration. Postgraduate Diploma in Information Technology, Computer
Science and Library & Information Science and one-yr. Bachelor and Master
degree programs in Physical Education and many other disciplines.
The 1 year Postgraduate Diploma may lead to admission to Final year
Master’s degree in the relevent discipline.
Faculty of Arts 13. Department of Geography
1. Institute of Arts & Design 14. Department of Microbiology
2. Institute of English Language & Literature 15. Department of Physiology
3. Institute of Languages (Arabic & Persian) 16. Department of Statistics
4. Department of Philosophy 17. Department of Zoology
5. Department of Sindhi Faculty of Pharmacy
6. Department of Urdu 01. Department of Pharmaceutics
Faculty of Commerce & Business Administration 02. Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry
1. Institute of Business Administration 03. Department of Pharmacology
2. Institute of Commerce 04. Department of Pharmacognosy
Faculty of Education Faculty of Social Sciences
1. Department of Curriculum Development & Special Edu. 01. Sindh Development Studies Centre
2. Department of Distance, Continuing and Computer Edu. 02 Pakistan Studies Centre
3. Department of Education 03. Institute of Women Development Studies
4. Department of Educational Management and Supervision 04. Department of Economics
5. Department of Psychological Testing, Guidance & Research 05. Department of General History
6. Department of Science and Technical Education.
06. Department of International Relations
Faculty of Islamic Studies 07. Department of Library Information Science & Archive Studies
1. Department of Comparative Religion & Islamic Culture 10. Department of Mass Communication
2. Department of Muslim History 11. Department of Political Science
Faculty of Law 12. Department of Psychology
1. Institute of Law 13. Department of Public Administration
Faculty of Natural Sciences 14. Department of Sociology
01. Centre for Environmental Science 15. Department of Social Work
02. Centre for Physical Education and Sport Sciences 16. Department of Criminology
03. Centre for Pure & Applied Geology
04. Institute of Biochemistry
05. Institute of Biotechnology & Genetic Engineering
06. Dr. M.A. Kazi Institute of Chemistry
07. Institute of Information & Communication Technology
08. Institute of Mathematics & Computer Science
09. Institute of Plant Sciences
10. Institute of Physics
11. Department of Anthropology & Archaeology
12. Department of Freshwater Biology & Fisheries
 M.A. Islamic Culture
DEGREE PROGRAMS OFFERED  M.A. Muslim History
FACULTY OF ARTS M.Phil
Bachelor Degree 4-Yr. (8- Semester) program FACULTY OF LAW
BFA Art & Design LL.B Law 5-yr. 10 Semester Morning program
B.A. Hons. Sindhi LL.M Law (Evening)
BS. Hons. English Language & Literature
FACULTY OF NATURAL SCIENCES
Bachelor: 3- Yr. degree (Six Semester)
B.A. Hons. Arabic Bachelor Degree Eight Semester programs
B.A. Hons. Philosophy ♦BS (IT) Information Technology
B.A. Hons. Persian ♦∗ BS (CS) Computer Science
B.A. Hons. Urdu Open to H.S.C. Pre-Engineering, Pre-Medical, General
Science & Commerce Groups
Master Degree (Two/Four Semester) BS. Biochemistry
M.A. Arabic BS. Elect. Electronics
M.A. English (Regular & Evening) BS. Botany
M.F.A. Fine Art/ Design BS Forestry (New)
M.A. Philosophy BS. Chemistry
M.A. Persian BS. Freshwater Biology & Fisheries
M.A. Sindhi BS. Genetics
M.A. Urdu BS./B.A Geography
M.Phil Arabi
♦BS Geology
M.Phil Sindhi
BS. Mathematics
FACULTY OF COMMERCE & BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BS. Microbiology
Bachelor Degree (8- Semester) BS. Physics
♦∗ B.Com Hons. Commerce (Morning & Evening) BS. Physical Education
♦∗ B.B.A. Hons. Business Administration BS. Physiology
M.B.A. Business Admn. Regular (2/4 semester) BS. (S.E) Software Engineering
∗ M.B.A. -do- Evening Program (6 Semester) BS. Statistics
BS. Zoology
FACULTY OF EDUCATION BS Telecom. Telecommunication
Bachelor Degree BS Psychology
B.A. (Hons.) Education 6 Semester Program BS Anthropology & Archeology (new program)
B.Ed. Morning & Evening (2 semester) Program after Bachelor
B.Ed. Off Campus (Two years) ♦Programs offered at Mirpurkhas Campus of the University
∗ Programs offered at S.U. Laar College Badin
Master Degree (Two/ Four Semester) B) 2nd Bachelor’s Degree (2- Semester)
M.Ed. Morning & Evening (2- Semester) Programs B.H. P.E Health & Physical Education (Evening)
M.A. Education (4- Semester) Program
M.Phil
Master’s Degree (Two/ Four Semester after 6 sem. Hons/ 2 yrs Pass degree
FACULTY OF ISLAMIC STUDIES
Bachelor Degree (Six Semester) respectively)
B.A. Hons. Comparative Religion M.Sc. Bio-chemistry
B.A. Hons. Islamic Culture
B.A. Hons. Muslim History M.Sc. Biotechnology
M.Sc. Botany
Master Degree (Two/ Four Semester) M.Sc. Computer Science (4- semester)
M.A Comparative Religion MIT Information Technology (6-semester)
M.Sc. e-Commerce (Evening program) M.A. Social Work
M.Sc. Fresh Water Biology & Fisheries M.Sc. Home Economics (Food & Nutrition)
M.Sc./M.A. Geography M.P.A. Public Administration (Morning & Evening)
M.Sc. Home Economics M.Sc. Criminology (Evening)
M.Sc. Chemistry M.A. Women Development Studies
M.Sc. Mathematics M. L.I.S. Library & Information Science
M.Sc Multimedia Tech. (2- semester Evening only) MS/M.Phil Degree (4- Semester after BS. Hons./Master degree)
M.Sc. Physics
MS/Mphil in Bio-Chemistry, Biotechnology, Botany, Chemistry, Computr
M.Sc. Physiology
Science, Electronic, Fresh Water Biology & Fishries, Geology,
M.Sc./ M.A. Psychology
Information Technology, Maths, Physics, Statistics,
M.Sc. Statistics
Telecom,
M.H. P.E. Health & Physical Education (Evening) Zoology.
M.Sc Telemedicine & e-Health (Evening only)
M.Sc. Zoology Postgraduate/Diploma Programs and Short Certificate
FACULTY OF PHARMACY courses offered
Pharm-D. Pharmacy (Ten Semester, Doctor of Pharmacy) a) Postgraduate and other Diploma Courses in:-
Archive Studies Community Work
FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES
Information Technology Computer Science
A) 4- Year Bachelor Degree (8- semester) Library & Information Science Public Administration
B.S Economics Special Education Medicinal Plants
B.S General History b) Diploma Courses
B.S International Relations Business Administration
B.S Mass Communication c) Certificate Courses in Languages
B.S Political Science Arabic Chinese German Persian
B.S Psychology Russian Sindhi Turkish Urdu
NOTE: If number of students enrolled in any diploma/ certificate course is
B.P.A. Public Administration less than 20, then the course shall not be conducted / started.
B.S Social Work
B.S Sociology
B.S Rural Development

Master’s Degree (2/4- Semester after B.A. Hons./Pass degree)

M.A. Economics
M.A. General History
M.A. International Relations
M.A. Mass Communication
MA Pakistan Study
M.A. Political Science
M.A. Psychology
M.Sc. Development Studies
M.Sc. (off campus) Rural Development
M.A. Sociology
 AUTHORITIES OF THE UNIVERSITY
As per Charter of the University, following are the authorities of the University:
1. Senate 2. Syndicate 3. Academic Council
4. Board of Faculties 5. Board of Studies 6. Selection Board
7. Advanced Studies and Research Board 8. Affiliation Committee 9. Finance & Planning Committee
10. Discipline Committee
SYNDICATE
The Syndicate vested with executive authority, presently comprises the following members. The tenure of office of members other than Ex-officio members, is
three years.
11. Mr. Intzar Ali Lashari, Lecturer
Chairman: Prof. Dr. Nazir Ahmed Mughal, Vice-chancellor, Institute of Business Administration, University of Sindh

Members 12. Prof. Ahmed Ali Shaikh, Principal,

Government Sindh Law College, Hyderabad.
1. Prof. Dr. Iqbal Ahmed Panhwar.
Pro-Vice-Chancellor, 13. Mr. Justice Hamid Ali Mirza,
Sindh University Campus @ Mirpurkhas Cheif Election Commission of Pakistan, Islamabad
2. Dr. Sikandar Ali Shoro, M.P.A. Sindh, 14. Mr. Nazar Muhammad Shaikh,
Shoro Hous, Eidgah Road Kotri
51/A/4, Gulshan-e- Faisal, Street # 14-A, Bath Island, Karachi
3. Nominee of the Senate Vacant
15. Dr. Haji Mehmood Memon, Professor Emeritus,
4. Nominee of the Senate Vacant Mehran University of Engineering & Technology, Jamshoro.
5. Secretary Education (or his nominee)
16. Pir Abdul Waheed Jan Sarhandi,
Government of Sindh
Principal, Madarsah Mujadidya, Tando Saindad.
6. The Chairman, (or his nominee)
Higher Education Commission, Islamabad. 17. Prof. Dr. Fahmida Hussain, Chairperson,
Sindhi Language Authority, Near Wahdat Colony, Hyderabad.
7. Prof. Dr. Abdullah Dayo,
Dean, Faculty of Pharmacy
8. Prof. Dr. Anwar Ali Shah G. Syed,
Dean, Faculty of Commerce & Business Administration
9. Syed Abdul Ghaffar Shah, Associate Professor
Department of Plant Sciences, University of Sindh

10. Mr. Khalid Noor Panhwar, Assistant Professor

Department of Public Administration University of Sindh
 UNIVERSITY TOWN JAMSHORO
AT A GLANCE
J amshoro, the site of the largest University residential campus in
the country, situated about 18 km. from Hyderabad on the right
bank of River Indus, was a rather desolate hilly track until 1955
when it was selected for the establishment of Sindh University
Campus. The site was selected to be a University township away
from the humdrum of Hyderabad city which lacked room to meet
the ambitious expansion program of the University.
Interestingly, Jamshoro is virtually the gate-way to the Indus
Valley, now world famous for its civilization and rich cultural
heritage. The Ranikot Fort is located 40 km. to the north of the
campus, in the northward continuation of the same hilly track
which become Laki Ranges, merging with the Khirthars
northwards. Amri, an important archeological site, lies about 15
kms. further north. Sehwan, a well known township lies 25 km. to
the north of Amri. Mancher Lake the largest fresh water lake in
the region, is situated to the west north west of Sehwan.
Travelling about 150 kms. north through the Indus plains brings
one to the site of Moen-jo-Daro, the most important archeological
discovery of the Valley.
The development programs initiated in 1959 have gradually
though slowly borne fruit. Though still in progress, over the years
about 24 teaching blocks, Arts Faculty Building, & Elsa Kazi
Campus housing 52 institutes, departments and centres have been
constructed. Four teaching Blocks have been recently completed
to house new institutes/ departments. Fifteen halls of students
residence provide accommodation in 10 hostels to about 2700
boys and 650 girls are accommodated in five hostels for girls. A
separate hostel has been recently completed for Postgraduate girls
students. A beautiful pavilion-the Hyder Bux Jatoi Pavilion has
been constructed to provide indoor games facility, track for
athletics and sports grounds. Fatima Jinah Gymnasium provides
games and sports facility exclusively for girls. The Institute of
Sindhology building, depicting the cultural heritage of Sindh,
adores the entrance to the campus from the Indus Highway. The
imposing central library building, named after Late Allama I.
I.Kazi, the first Vice-chancellor of the University at Hyderabad,
who conceptualized this campus, serves as a land mark even from
a distance. The campus itself has been named as Allama I.I. Kazi
Campus as a tribute to the great scholar and visionary.
The residential Colony for the faculty and staff of the University
provides on- campus residence to about one third of the
employees. Plans are in hand to expaned the colony and provide
accommodation at the campus to 200 more employees.
The tree lined roads and greenery developed at the campus has
completely transformed the site. The location of Sindh University
sharing the site with the Mehran University of Engineering &
Technology and Liaquat Univesity of Medicine & Health
Sciences/ complex in the neighborhood, has gone a long way in
this transformation to a University township.
The University, because of its easy accessibility, facilitated by the
construction of Super Highway and Hyderabad Bypass, being
about 150 kms. from Karachi and 18 kms. from Hyderabad, has
been able to host a number of International Conferences,
Symposia and Seminars on Science & Education and on
specialized scientific themes. Intervarsity sports competitions and
annual sports meets have become regular features. The museum
and various art galleries of the Institute of Sindhology attract a
large number of visitors.
 STUDENTS’ WELFARE
PROGRAMS
The University deems it obligatory to look after the welfare of the
students admitted to its various programs. All efforts are made to facilitate
students stay at the Campus and provide opportunities for wholesome
development of students personalties. Directorate of Students Affairs has
been established to provide necessary guidance and assistance.
Following additional facilities are available:-
(a) BUREAU OF STUDENTS’ TUTORIAL COUNSELLING AND
GUIDANCE SERVICES (STAGS)
The main purpose of the Bureau is to provide guidance and counselling
to the students of the University of Sindh in solving their personal and
academic problems and guide them in their career-planning in the light of
their aptitudes and abilities.
In addition to personal counselling, it extends academic services and
also emotional, financial, legal and health problems are discussed and
necessary advice is given to the students. Students specially the foreign
students are given orientation about the campus, the hostels, teaching
departments, Seminar Libraries, Allama I.I. Kazi Library, Games & Sports
facilities, the Administration and the Institute of Sindhology and other
important places. The Bureau is also responsible for organising Co-
Curricular activities in collaboration with various Institutes/ Departments of
the University, inter- collegiate debates and Quiz Competitions, in addition
to study tours of students and has been hosting students from other
universities on exchange basis.
(b) MEDICAL FACILITIES
There is one dispensary for students maintained by the University.
Ambulance is also available for students round the clock to meet any
emergency. Medical care is also available in the Dispensary in Hostels, in
late evening hours.
(c) LIBRARY FACILITIES
The University has well stocked text and reference Library named Allama
I.I. Kazi Library, comprising 3,64,812 books including reference and text
books and rare manuscripts. There is a large study area within the Library
where students are able to study in an undisturbed setting. The library has
been centrally airconditioned. It provides cool and congenial atmosphere for
academic pursuite. The Library remains open from morning until late in the
evening. The concerned staff is available to help and guide the students.
Photo-copying service is available within library premises.
Researchers can also benefit from E-mail & Internet facility available at
the Library. A significant addition is the online Digital Library providing
access to 23000 research journals and 45000 reference texts. Students are
advised to become member of the Central Library to be able to borrow text
and other books. Membership fee (Refundable) is Rs. 150/- only .
There are also separate Seminar Libraries in each Teaching
Departments/ Institute/Centre. Internet facility is also available in all
institutes/ departments at nominal payment. Internet facility has been
provided in all hostels.
(d) SPORTS FACILITIES
The University has its own play grounds, indoor courts and stadium for
the students. The Sindh University Sports Board organises regular games
and sports competition. Inter-Collegiate and Inter-versity Tournaments are
held annually, both for girls and boys. Fatima Jinnah Gymnasium for girls, at
the Campus provides facilities exclusively for girls participation in
wholesomes sports activities.
(e) FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
The University grants limited Freeships and Bursaries to the deserving
students on Poverty-cum-Merit basis. The University has instituted two new
Scholarships to be awarded every year to: a)Hundred (100) Scholarships
to meritorious needy students joing the University. and b) fifty (50)
scholarships to students admitted on disabled quota. Dr. Sauer Scholarship
is also awarded to local female students on merit basis.
HEC also offers financial support to meritrious students (see next Page)
(f) SCHOLARSHIPS
Scholarships are also awarded for outstanding prformance by the District
Councils, Directorate of College Education in Sindh and by other Agencies.
(g) QARZ-E-HASNA SCHEME
Qarz-e-Hasna is also given to deserving students under the Qarz-e-Hasna
Scheme, by the Pakistan Banking Council.
 1. Stipend Rs.38000/- per annum.
FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR MERITORIOUS  2. Fees:
NEEDY STUDENTS OFFERED BY HIGHER  Admission, Tuition, Actual Amount payable to the
EDUCATION COMMISSION  Library University of Sindh, Jamshoro.
Higher Education Commission (HEC) has initiated need based and Examination
scholarship program for needy students who have secured
admission in the University of Sindh Jamshoro, in the following Candidates who have secured admission in any one of the above
disciplines for the academic session 2009 and are interested to apply disciplines and need financial support, are required to fill in the
for the above mentioned scholarship. They are advised to visit financial assistance form available with the undersigned.
http://www.usindh.edu.pk and http://www.hec.gov.pk Website or
contact the undersigned for further assistance.
Dr. Abdul Ghafoor Memon
Financial Support for Meritorious Needy Students Assistant Professor,
The programs that are covered include: Focal Person,
Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science
HEC-Meritorious Need & Merit Based Scholarship Program
(1) Pharm_D (5 years)
(2) BS Genetic and Bio-Technology (4 years)

HEC - Japanese Need Based Scholarship Program(JICA)

(3) M.Sc(Prev)(2 Years)
Genetics, Bio-Technology, Bio-Chemistry,
Microbiology, Botany, Chemistry, Environmental
Sciences, Freshwater Biology, Geography, Geology,
Mathematics, Statistics, Microbiology, Physics,
Physiology and Zoology.

(4) M.Com (Prev.) (2 years)

(5) M.A. (Prev.) (2 years)
Public Administration, Psychology, Economics, Mass
Communication, Political Sciences, Sociology,
Social Work, Women Studies and International
Relations.

Scholarship will cover:


HOSTEL FACILITIES
Welcome to Sindh University Hostels at beautiful Jamshoro Campus.
The University provides residential facility to 2700 students in various
Hostels. There are 15 Hostels in all, 10 Hostels are for boys and 5 for girls.
Construction of one Postgraduate Girls and two Undergraduate Hostels (one
for Boys and one for Girls) has been recently completed.
It is the responsibility of the Hostels administration to make your stay
comfortable. The purpose of your stay on the Campus is to equip yourselves
with knowledge and skills to face the challenges which demand disciplined
behavior. To achieve that the Provost, Deputy Provost and Wardens of the
Hostels are available to ensure your wellbeing and resolve your difficulties.
Further, the Hostel authorities have plan to designate Wing Monitors and
Senior House Monitors in every Hostel to address to your immediate or day
to-day problems, e.g., maladjustment with your room-mate or any grievance
concerning food, hygienic conditions, cleanliness and other facilities.
Facilities provided to the Hostlers
1. Food Facility: Fourteen Canteens inside Hostels and one Central
Canteen is setup on main campus which provide meals and tea on
subsidized rates fixed by the Hostels Management.
2. Drinking Water: Clean- bacteria free (U.V. treated) is available in
every Hostel
3. Laundry: Eight Cloths pressing shops being facilitated by a big
Laundry are availabl which serve at subsdized rates.
4. Entertainment/ Academic: Internet facility, T.V. Cable connection
and indoor sports facility.
5. Bus Service: Shuttle Bus service connecting Hostels to th
Jamshoro town and Hyderabad city has ben provided.
6. Bus Service: Shuttle Bus service connecting Hostels to the
Jamshoro town and Hyderabad city has been provided.
Hostel Regulations.
What the student must not do is to avoid getting involved in:
1. Keeping unauthorized persons in the room / seat allotted to a
Hostel resident.
2. Subletting the room / seat allotted to the resident or any other
room lying vacant for any reason.
3. Non payment of Hostel dues during the quarter of the year for
4.
which allotment was given in the Hostel.
Keeping and making use of drugs or other intoxicants except
drugs prescribed by authorized medical expert on account of
illness suffered by the Hosteler.
5. Keeping electric appliances such as refrigerators/air conditioners
T.V., Oven, burners and heaters etc.
6. Parking Cars or other vehicles in places other then the
designated parking lot.
7. Engaging in any immoral or agitational and violent activities or
creating nuisance or disturbing the peace and tranquility on the
campus.
8. Inviting or entertaining female visitors in the Hostel rooms of the
male Hostel.
9. Causing willful damage and or causing damage, acts of
vandalism, removing or damaging Hostel / University property.
10. Barricading stairs, corridors, gates, and other areas in the Hostel
Campus of general use.
11. Staging sit-in, Lockup, occupying Hostel/ warden / administration
offices and employees.
12. Use of abusive language towards other residents or / and
university authorities and employees.
13. Use of Hostel room / premises for group politics, political
assemblies and for purpose, other then those for which they are
meant.
14. Inviting outsiders to address Hostel residents without permission
of the authorities.
15. Pasting of posters / chalking on Hostels / campus buildings /
premises compound-walls or any portion thereof.
16. Inciting parochial, linguistic, sectarian / religious / feelings among
Hostel residents.
17. Staying away from the Hostel premises after 11.00p.m. and
before call for Fajar prayer or for longer periods without prior
permission from higher authorities.
18. Late comers or early departees would be required to sign to
register at the Reception, stating valid reasons for late coming or
early departure.
 19. The Hostel authorities shall reserve the right to search the
personal belonging and baggage of residents at the time of
entering the Hostel or while residing in the allotted
accommodation.
20. Cooking in the Hostel rooms is strictly prohibited.
21. No visitor shall be allowed to meet the residents of Hostels
before 7:00a.m. and after 8:00p.m. He shall have to record his
name and address and signature and time of arrival and
departure in the register kept at reception.
22. No guests are allowed to stay in the hostels at any cost.
23. Student will be self responsible for keeping personal precious
belongings (Mobile phone set, camera, gold, money and
electronic devices etc.) in lockers in their rooms.
24. Students will have to take over and hand over in writing the items (cots, tables,
chairs, ceiling fans, tube lights etc.) available in their room.
25. Without the permission of Hostel Administration dismantling,
replacement or shifting of any item from one room to another
room is strictly prohibited.

PLEASE NOTE:
Hostel accommodation forms are available with the designated
branches of HBL (selling Admission Forms) on payment of Rs. 50/-.
The application forms duly filled-in and completed in all respects, be
submitted in the office of the Provost, Boys Hostels/ Provost, Marui Girls
Hostel, University of Sindh, after seeking admission in the University.
GENERAL
ACADEMIC
AFFAIR
S
 Announcement of list of selected candidates; 01
GENERAL INFORMATION November 2010
to be communicated to selective by post
22

ADMISSIONS
Admission of students to programs offered under various Faculties
Payment of fees by all selected applicants, Quota/General Disciplines 02
of the University is governed under the Regulations framed for this purpose
November 2010 to 15 Novmber 2010
(under Statute 29, Sub sec. I, clause ‘c’ & ‘d’ of the University Act.)
specifying the pre-requisite qualifications etc., allocation of seats in each Final lists of students admitted in programs to be issued 22
discipline on general merit as well as district- wise quota, special quota for November 2010
the wards of the University employees and the degree colleges affiliated to to all Institutes/Centres/Departments, Deans and Provost of Hostels
the University of Sindh, and for students from specially designated areas of
the country. Seats available for fresh admission in various teaching
Orientation Day 03
departments/institutes/centres of the Faculties are enumerated Faculty- January 2011 03
wise.
Commencement of Classess 04
Admission Schedule January 2011 04
NOTE: i. Application Forms for admission are to be submitted at Main
All Campuses
Campus Jamshoro, Mirpurkhas Campus and Laar College at Badin,
where admission is to be sought. Admit Slips should be obtained at th
Bachelor Program
time of submission of Form.
Ma
ster, M. Phil/MS, Programs ii. Applicants for admission initially selected for admission in BHPE /
BFA programs or against sports seats will have to qualify field trial/ aptitude
Call for Admission for all Bachelor (4 yr.) & Hons. (3 yr), BFA Art 01 test before final selection. They should contact the Director concerned.
September 2010 01
September 2010
& Design, Masters (Prev.) and M.Phil/MS Programs

Last date for submission of completed Admission Forms 24

September 2010 24
September 2010
to the ADMISSION CELL as per note at the bottom.

Open House for guidance / information at enterance gate of the University, in

Institute of Sindhology
18 September 2010 to 22 September 2010

Pre-Entry Test for admission in ALL Disciplines @ 24

October, 2010 17 October, 2010
Main Campus, Jamshoro, Mirpurkhas campus & Badin College

Pre-Entry Test Result 24

October, 2010 17 October, 2010
INSTRUCTIONS: 10. Station Road Branch, Dadu 11. Sindh
University Branch, Jamshoro 12. Masjid
PLEASE NOTE THAT LETTER COMMUNICATING YOUR SELECTION WILL BE Road Branch,
MAILED AT YOUR HOME ADDRESS. ANNOUNCEMENT WILL ALSO BE MEDIA, 13. Thatta Branch
RADIO, T.V AND NEWS PAPER. IT CAN ALSO BE CHECKED ON THE

UNIVERSITY WEBSITE www.usindh.ed.pk. PLEASE MAKE SUR THAT THE Shaheed Benazir Bhutto Abad/
ADMISSION & OTHER FEES ARE DEPOSITED WITHIN THE TIME PRESCRIBED.

THERE WILL BE NO 2ND LIST. Nawabshah

ADMISSION FORM FOLDER WITH THE CATALOGUE MADE AVAILABLE Sukkur Region:

FROM MAIN BRANCHES OF HABIB BANK LTD. IN EACH DISTRICT (AS 1. Frere Road Branch Sukkur 2. Ghotki

DETAILED HEREUNDER), BESIDES M/S HABIB BANK LTD. Branch

UNIVERSITY OF SINDH, JAMSHORO BRANCH AND OLD CAMPUS 3. Grain Market Branch, Shikarpur

BRANCH HYDERABAD, ON PAYMENT OF COST OF ADMISSION 4. Quaid-e-Azam Road Branch, Jacobabad 5. Bunder

FORM+ PRE ENTRY TEST FEE, @ RS. 1000/= PER SET (non Road Branch, Larkana 6.

refundable). THROUGH BANK CHALLAN IN THE RESPECTIVE BANK Shahdadkot Branch

BRANCH. 7. Kashmore City Branch 8. Mall Road

Branch, Khairpur Mirs 9.
Hyderabad Region: Naushahroferoz Branch.
1. Sindh University Old Campus Branch , Hyderabad. 2. Tando
Allahyar Branch 3. Karachi Region:
Tando Mohammad Khan Branch 1. Mehran Hotel Branch, Karachi. 2. Malir Cantt.
4. Hala Branch 5. Badin Branch 3.
Branch Gulistan-e-Johar Branch
6. Digri Branch Admission Form be completed carefully in applicant’s own hand
writing; only one form is to be filled, specifying TEN choices of
7. Jinnah Road Branch, Mirpurkhas 8. Dhoronaro Courses of Studies in which admission is desired, numbring in order
of preference, in the column provided for on pag 3
Branch 9.
Sanghar Branch
 For admission on Self Finance basis. They will have to takeup Pre-
EXAMPLE:- for Bachelor’s Program For
admission Test .
Master’s Program
Please mark sure that you cross the appropriate box or boxes at the
(1) BS (Elect.) (1)) top of the Form.
M.Sc. (Previous) Computer Science
To ensure your admission, please submit photostat copy of Bank Challan
(2) B.B.A. (Hons.) (2)
other fee paid, to the Directorate of Admissions office immediately after
M.B.A. (Previous) Regular depositing the fees.
(3) BS (C.S.) Computer Science (3)
Documents to be submitted:
M.P.A. (Previous) etc. i) Pass and Marks Certificates of S.S.C. (Matriculation) examination,
(4) BS English (4) (attested photo copies).

M.A. (Prev.) English, etc ii) Pass and Marks Certificates of H.S.C. (Intermediate) Examination (2
Photostat copies + 1 original).
(5) BS Chemistry / Botany, etc. (5)
iii) Pass, Marks Certificates and Transcript of Graduation Examination
M.A. (Prev.) International Relations (2Photostat copies + 1 original).
(6) BS Econ. iv) Leaving certificate from the College last attended.
Subject to fulfilment of discipline requirements, merit and
availability of seats, candidates will be accepted for any one of
the programs of their choice, IN PREFERENCE ORDER. Choice
of subject for which applicant is not eligible will automatically
stand cancelled. Candidates selected in any course of study,
must deposit fees in time, Non- deposition of fees will deprive
you of your candidature.
COMPLETED ADMISSION FORM WITH NECESSARY DOCUMENTS
AND RECEIPTED CHALLAN OF Rs.. 1000/- TOWARDS COST OF FORM
AND PRE-ENTRY TEST FEE MUST BE SUBMITTED TO THE ADMISSION
OFFICE OF THE UNIVERSITY AT JAMSHORO, BY HAND AND THE
PRINTED RECEIPT ATTACHED WITH ADMISSION FORM BE OBTAINED
DULY SIGNED BY THE CONCERNED OFFICER. CANDIDATE SEEKING
ADMISSION @ SINDH UNIVERSITY MIRPURKHAS CAMPUS, AND S.U.
LAAR COLLEGE @ BADIN, WILL SUBMIT THE FORM IN THE
CAMPUS/COLLEGE OFFICE @ MIRPURKHAS/BADIN.

Students applying against seats provided for admission on Self Finance

basis need NOT deposit any fee in advance. There is NO separate form
v) National Identity Card (Photostat) or copy of “B” form of Registration, if
under 18 years of age.
vi) Four passport size recent photographs duly attested with name written
on back side.
vii) Domicile Certificate of candidate (or of father/ mother if the applicant is
under 18 years of age and his/her name is included in it) and P.R.C.
(Original) to be shown at the time of payment in case of admission to
quota oriented courses of study.
viii) Affidavit and Undertaking duly signed by applicant, his/her father/
guardian and countersigned by First Class Magistrate/ Notary Public on
non-judicial stamp paper of Rs. 30/-
ix) Copy of the Bank challan for Rs. 1000/- (Form+Pre-Entry Test Fee).
x) All the A-level & O-level results should be submitted for equilance
calculation to the Inter Board Committee of Chairman, Islamabad
(IBCC).
Note: Original Pass, Marks & transcript certificate shall not be
returned in any case.
Please note that candidates who apply for admission on the basis
of forged/ fake documents (detected at any stage) shall be
prosecuted under criminal law, besides cancellation of admission.
GENERAL REGULATIONS GOVERNING ADMISSION
a) All admissions shall be provisional until approved by the Vice-
Chancellor.
b) The Vice-Chancellor may refuse admission to the University classes to
any candidate without assigning any reason.
c) A candidate who desires to seek admission in any course of study in the
University must be a National of Pakistan. Foreign nationals may be
considered for admission when nominated/ recommended by the
Ministry of Education/ Ministry of Finance & Economic Affairs Division,
Government of Pakistan.
d) The marks certificates of pre-requisite examination of all the candidates/
students shall be got verified from the concerned Boards/Universities.
The documents verification fees, shall be charged from the students at
the time of admission.
e) A candidate who has passed an examination from a University or a
Board other then the University of Sindh or Board of Intermediate &
Secondary Education, Hyderabad, shall have to obtain Certificate of
Eligibility from the University of Sindh prior to his/ her admission to any
class. However, the Registrar may issue a provisional admission
certificate if he is satisfied that the applicant is prima facie eligible for
admission to this University, AT HIS/HER OWN RISK AND COST and
on the condition that he/ she obtains a final certificate of eligibility within
30 days from date of admission.
f) No student shall at one time join or continue on roll of the two Teaching
Institutes/ Departments/ Centres/ Affiliated Colleges of the University or
any other University or affiliated college for two courses of study in the
same or different Faculties. However, a Post-graduate student on roll of
the University Teaching Institute/ Department/ Centre may join or
continue a Post-graduate Diploma course of the University and/ or the
LL.B. course in a college affiliated to the University subject to eligiblity.
A student of Bachelor (Pass/ Hons.) course may join an undergraduate
Diploma/ Certificate course of the University. Violation of the rule may
lead to cancelation of admissions in all courses of study in which he is
found enroled.
g) A student admitted to any University class as a regular student shall
NOT be eligible to appear at any University Examination as an
EXTERNAL CANDIDATE simultaneously during his/her University
studentship.
h) No student shall be re-admitted without the recommendation of the
Dean of the Faculty concerned and prior permission of the Vice-
Chancellor in case his/her admission is cancelled due to any reason.
Pre- Entry Test
All candidates seeking admission to any 4- Yr./ 3-Yr. Bachelor/ Hons./
Master (prev.) MS/M.Phil program whether as a regular students or under
Self Finance scheme or on sports seats or under employees quota shall
have to take Pre-Entry test as per schedule. The test will be based on
MCQs.
For candidates seeking admission to Bachelor Programs the test shall be
conducted from amongst following subjects studied at H. S. C level:
Commerce, English, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, Physics, Islamic
Studies, Pakistan Studies and General Knowledge (Sample test Paper
enclosed).
For candidates seeking admission to Masters (Previous) program the Test
paper shall have questions covering three components, viz. English (25%),
General Knowledge (15%) and relevant discipline, Faculty wise, e.g.,
Faculty of Natural Science, Social Sciences OR Arts (60%).
Candidate who secures top five positions in Pre-Entry Test for
Bachelor program will be awarded cash prize those students who
seek admission and deposit the fees.
Pre Entry Test for MS/M.Phil candidates will comprise 60% coverage of
the subject, 25% English & 15% simple maths.
For applicants of Mirpurkhas Khas Campus & Laar College @ Badin,
the Test will be conducted at the respective Campus/College.
a. The merit for admissions shall be determined on the basis of Pre-entry
Test score and the total marks obtained in the first attempt as well as
 previous academic record. However, candidates failing in the Pre- c) No change of subject shall be allowed at any stage.
Entry-Test will not be considered for admission in any discipline..
The weightage assigned to the Pre-entry test and previous academic d) The admissions to various Bachelor (Honours) and Master (Prev.)
record will be as under:- professional/ quota-oriented courses of study shall be made in
For Admission to accordance with the Regulations prescribed for the purpose.
Bachelor Master MS/M.Phil
e) The fairness, transparency and correctness in admissions will be
i S.S.C. 10% 10% 10%
monitored and enforced by a committee of Senior Professors of the
ii H.S.C. (adjusted marks) 50% 15% 15%
University appointed by the Vice-chancellor with Director Admissions
iii Bachelor Degree (-do-) — 35% 25%
as its Secretary. Pre-Entry Test will also be conducted under the
iv Pre-Entry Test 40% 40% 40%
supervision of this Committee.
v Interveiw — — 20%
b. In case of improvers/ repeaters, marks shall be deducted as per rules f) A candidate who has passed H.S.C. Science, Commerce or H.S.C.
from the total marks of the candidates in order to prepare the adjusted Home Economics Examination is also eligible for admission to 4-yr.
merit list. This deduction shall not alter the division/ grade of the Bachelor/ B.A. (Hons) program.
candidates.
(i) 05 marks to be deducted if the candidate has appeared second g) Candidates who are interested in seeking admission in the Institute of
time in H.S.C. Examination in order to improve his/ her Division/ Art & Design shall also have to take up Aptitude Test to be conducted
Grade. by the Institute, as per schedule to be announced by the Director.
(ii) In case H.S.C. Examination has not been cleared within the Aptitude Test is also mendatory for admission to the newly introduced
minimum period required for passing the same after passing B.H.P.E. Part-I course of study.
Matriculation Examination, every additional year or part of a year
h) A candidate who has already completed his/her course of study in a
beyond this period shall be treated as candidate’s attempt for the
University Teaching Institute/ Department/ Centre leading to Bachelor’s
purpose of deducting marks irrespective of his/ her having not
(Pass/ Honours) degree shall NOT be eligible for admission to another
appeared in the examination in each year.
or second Bachelor’s (Pass/ Honours) course (except B.Ed./ B.H. P.E.,
(iii) 05 marks shall be deducted from the total marks for the loss of
and Post Graduate Diplomas) in the University Teaching Institute/
each extra year or part thereof.
Department/ Centre.
However, a maximum of 25 marks may be deducted. i) A candidate who has already passed Bachelor’s Pass degree course
(iv) Same rules shall apply if a candidate fails to clear Bachelor degree examination from the University of Sindh or any other university, shall
Examination within the minimum period required for passing such NOT be eligible for admission to another Bachelor’s (Pass/ Honours)
examination after Matriculation Examination. course excepting B.Ed. or B.H. P.E., and Post Graduate Diploma
(v) 05 marks per year shall be deducted from the total marks if the courses programs.
candidate has not passed the pre-requisite examination in the
j) Admission on migration basis from other Universities to this University
preceding year.
shall be considered on the following grounds:
Eligibility & other Rules
a) The student has cleared all the subjects/papers of the last
a) No admission shall be allowed to a candidate who has passed the pre- examination from the parent University.
b) Parents of the student who are Government Officials are posted
requisite examination in Third Division from any Board or University.
within the territorial jurisdiction of the University of Sindh..
b) A student of B.A./ Hons./ B.S/ B.Com. (Hons.) Part-I Class shall be c) Admission on migration basis in the following Quota-Oriented
disciplines will only be permissible under Self Finance Scheme:-
allowed transfer from the University to an affiliated college within three
Business Administration/ Computer Science/ Information
months from the last date of admission, but no transfer from college to
Technology/Telecommunication/ Electronics/ Geology/ Pharmacy/
University is allowed. Public Administration.
REGULATIONS FOR ADMISSION TO BACHELOR DEGREE
PROGRAMS
a) A candidate who has passed the H.S.C. (Intermediate) Examination or
an equivalent examination recognised by the University, is eligible to
seek admission to relevant Bachelor (BS 4-yr./Honours) course
provided that he/she fulfills the requirements of minimum percentage of
marks and other conditions of admission as may be prescribed from
time to time in each subject. The admission shall be purely on merit
basis and subject to the availability of seats in the concerned
subject/course of study and clearance of Pre-Admission Test.
Candidates with Diploma in Associate Engineering will only be
considered for admission to the disciplines under the Faculties of Arts,
Islamic Studies and Social Sciences.
b) Allocation of seats available for fresh admission for various Bachelor
degree programs of general category is shown under each Faculty.
c) In general disciplines where seats are vacant and there is no candidate
having the domicile & P.R.C. from the areas within the jurisdiction of the
University of Sindh, then the same vacant seats be given to the
candidates having the domicile & P.R.C. of Sindh Province outside the
jurisdiction of Sindh University on self finance basis, if the number
exceeds over and above the reserved seats provided (Page 24-25).
d) Every student must inform in writing his choice of the two minor/
supporting subjects to the Director/ Chairperson of the Institute/
Department in which admitted (Major subject) within one week from the
commencement of teaching . The Director/ Chairperson will
communicate the Minor subjects offered to the Admission Cell and the
Controller of Examinations. No change of minor subjects will be allowed
thereafter.
The Director/ Chairperson will also specify minor subjects in appropriate
column on form sent to him/ her by the Director Admissions, for
countersignature.
Bachelor of Art (Hons.) Education 6- Semester Program. This
program introduced since 2006 under the Faculty of Education offers
opportunity of Graduation in Education with wider scope of
employment.
Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) 2-Semester Program
Candidates having Bachelor degree in Arts/ Natural Sciences/ Social
Sciences/ Commerce/ Agriculture or Home Economics with at least Grade
‘C’ or Second Division marks are eligible for admission to the B.Ed.
Program, The Government nominees must have at least 3 years experience
as PST or 1 year as J.S.T in addition to the Bachelor degree (2nd Class).
J.S. T. cadre teachers with a third division may also apply. The session
starts in August every year.
* Bachelor of Health & Physical Education (Hons.)
This program has been introduced from the session 2005, to provide
opportunity to interested candidates to seek professional training in this
highly job oriented discipline.
New Programs
* BS Forestry and Postgraduate Diploma in Medicinal Plants
The University has poineered BS Forestry program to produce skilled
manpower in this significant discipline on the face of growing concern
about eco-system and global weather changes, besides fast depleting
forest cover of the country.
The Diploma program aims at providing systemetic knowledge about
Medicinal Plant s used in both eastern & western Pharmaceutical systems.
ADMISSION TO MASTER’S (PREVIOUS) PROGRAMS
a) A candidate who has passed the Bachelor’s degree examination from
this University or from any other University recognised by it, is eligible to
seek admission to the M.A./M.Sc./ M.Com./ M.B.A./ M.P.A. (Previous)
class provided that he/she fulfils the requirements of minimum
percentage of marks and other conditions of admission as may be
prescribed for each course of study from time to time. Preference will be
given to those candidates who have passed the examination in the
same course of study at the Bachelor’s level. The admissions shall be
purely on merit determined on the basis of Pre-entry Test and previous
academic performance score and subject to the availability of seats in the
concerned course of study. The admission to various graduate (Masters)
quota-oriented courses of study shall be made in accordance with the
Regulations prescribed for the purpose.
b) A candidate who has passed B.Sc./ B. Com. (Pass) Examination is also
eligible for admission to the M.A. (Previous) class if otherwise eligible.
c) Admission to M.A. Fine Art & Design is open only to candidates who
have passed BA Fine Arts (2-yr degree) from this University.
d) A candidate who has passed the B.A. (Pass) Examination in English only
after having passed the Oriental Languages Examination is eligible for
admission to the M.A. (Previous) class only in English or in any of the
subjects which he/ she offered at the Oriental Languages Examination if
otherwise eligible, but the candidates who have passed the B.A. (Pass)
Examination in English and other subjects after passing the Oriental
Languages Examination will be treated at par with other B.A. (Pass)
degree holders for seeking admission to various graduate (Masters)
classes.
e) For admission to M.B.A./ M.P.A. (Regular & Evening Programs) and 5. M.Sc. Development Studies & M.Sc. in Rural Development
M.Sc. Rural Development/Development Studies, selection shall be made M.Sc. Development studies is 2-year program introduced in 1996 to
on merit and result of Pre-Entry Test to be conducted by the Committee cater to candidates having a Bachelor degree in Social Science
duly constituted and approved by the Vice-Chancellor. preferably with a background of Bachelor degree in Economics with
f) A candidate who has already passed M.A./ M.Sc./ M.Com./ M.B.A./ at least ‘B’ Grade or 2nd Division.
M.P.A./ M.L.I.S./ M.Ed./ M.A. Education/ M.Pharmacy/ L.L.M. or any
other Post-graduate examination from the University of Sindh or from any M.Sc. Rural Development, 2- year distance learning program, of the
other University, shall NOT be eligible for admission to a second or Sindh Development Study Centre, University of Sindh, caters to
subsequent Post-graduate degree course in the University Teaching students/professionals working in Rural Devlopment- related fields, with a
Institute/ Department/ Centre/ affiliated college. background of Master’s degree preferably in Social Sciences or B.E./B.Sc.
(Agri.)/ M.B.B.S.
However, admission to MBA Evening as well as MBA Executive program,
as a 2nd Master degree, is permissible. ADMISSION TO PROFESSIONAL AND QUOTA-ORIENTED
COURSES OF STUDY
1. M.A./ M.COM./ M.SC./ M.B.A./ M.P.A. (FINAL) FOR HONOURS AND
1. Admission to the following courses of study shall be made on the basis of
OTHER MASTERS’ PROGRAMS
District-wise urban-rural quota.
For admission to M.A./ M.Com./ M.Sc./ M.B.A./M.P.A. (Final) for
(i) B.B.A. (Hons.) Part-I.
Honours, the candidates, must have passed B.A./ B.Com./ B.Sc./ B.B.A./
(ii) M.B.A. (Previous).
B.P.A. (Honours) with Major in the relevant subject. Admission to M.L.I.S.
(iii) BS.C.S. Part-I Computer Science. (61 students from each group of Pre.
is open to candidates with Postgraduate Diploma in Library and
Engg. Pre-Medical & Commerce)
Information Science.
(iv) M.CS. (Previous) Computer Science.
2. Master of Education (M.Ed.) Program (v) BS(IT) Information Technology Part-I.
Admission for this one year program is open to candidates having a (vi) B.Telecom. Telecommunication Part-I
Bachelor’s Degree in Education (B.Ed./ B.T.) with at least 2nd Division (vii) BS. Electronics Part-I.
(C.Grade) from the University of Sindh or any other University recognized by (viii) B.S. Geology Part-I.
it. Session commences in August. (x) BS Genetics Part-I
(xi) Pharm- D (5-yr. program) First Professional.
3. Master of Arts in Education (M.A.Ed.) Program (xii) B.SW. Engg. Software Engineering Part-I
This 2- year (Morning & Evening) program caters to candidates (xiii) B.P.A. Public Administration Part-I
having Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Arts/ Science/ Agriculture/ (xiv) M.P.A. (Previous) Public Administration
Commerce or Home Economics, preferably with C Grade (2nd
(xv) B.H.P.E. Part-I
Division) marks. Session commences in August.
(xvi) *B.H.P.E. Health & Physical Education (2-Semester program)
4. Master of Health and Physical Education (M.H.P.E) Program (xvii) *M.H.P.E. (2-Semester program)
The one year Master’s degree (M.H.P.E.) program is open to candidates (xviii) LLB 5-Yr. program (82 seats details on page-69 )
who have obtained the B.H.P.E. Degree/ Post graduate Diploma in Physical 2. (a) The District-wise allocation of seats for the Rural and Urban
Education from the University of Sindh or any other University recognized for areas for admission to the above courses of study at Jamsoro
this purpose. Session commences in August. Campu, is shown in the Table in next column.
# District of Domicile Urban Rural Total
 i. Selection for the rural and urban seats of the districts shall be made on
1. Hyderabad 03 01 04 merit basis from amongst the eligible applicants of the same district only.
2. Tando Allahyar 01 01 02 ii. In addition to this quota allocation, the seats as specified under
3. Tando Mohd Khan 01 02 03 “RESERVED SEATS” are also reserved for various categories of the
4. Matairi 01 02 03 candidates, provided such candidates possess the minimum prescribed
5. Badin 01 01 02 qualification.
6. Thatta 01 02 03
iii. The allocation of seats has been DOUBLED for the purpose of
7. Thar 00 03 03 admission to B.B.A. (Hons.) Part-I, M.B.A. (Prev.), M.P.A.(Prev),
8. Mirpurkhas 02 03 05 5-yr, Law Degree and Geology Part-I. For admission to BS Geology Part-
9. Umerkot 00 02 02 I seats have also been increased by 50%.
10. Sanghar 01 01 02 In case of admission to Geology combined merit list will be drawn for Pre-
11. Dadu 02 03 05 Engineering and Pre-Medical and General Science groups.
12. Jamshoro 01 03 04 iv. Ten seats [five for male (3 Rural + 2 Urban) five for female (3 Rural + 2
13. Sh. Benazir Bhutto Abad/Nawabshah 01 02 03 Urban] are reserved for admission to B.B.A. (Hons:) Part-I for the
candidates who have passed H.S.C. in Commerce Group.
TOTAL 15 26 41
For distribution of U/R Quota seats at Mirpurkhas Camps see Page-173. v. Ten seats, five for male (3 Rural + 2 Urban) five for female (3 Rural + 2
Urban) are reserved for admission to M.B.A. (Prev:) for the candidates
(b) Allocation of seats on U/R quota in the districts shown who have passed B.Com. (Pass/ Hons.) examination.
here-under for admission to Business Administration (both for vi. In addition to the district- wise reserved seats for B.H.P.E. and M.H.P.E.
BBA & MBA), Computer Science (all groups BS.CS) Information on quota basis, twenty (20) seats in all for each of the two courses of
Technology, Telecommunication, Electronics, Geology, studies are also reserved for Pakistan nationals on open merit basis.
Pharm-D., B.S. Genetics and Public Administration. also for 5- The session commences in August.
yr Law Degree. vii. The Urban Areas in each district of Sindh are specified as under:-
# District of Domicile Urban Rural Total (Areas within the jurisdiction of University of Sindh)
1. Sukkur 02 02 04
1. Hyderabad District 2. Tando Allah Yar
2. Ghotki 01 01 02 (a) Hyderabad Municipality (a)Tando Allah Yar Municipality
3. Shikarpur 01 01 02 (b) Tandojam Municipality
4. Jacobabd 01 01 02
5. Larkana 01 01 02 3. Tando Muhammad Khan 4. Matairi
6. Kambar/ Shahdadkot 01 01 02 (a) Tando Muhammad Khan Municipality (b) Hala Municipality
7. Kashmore/ Kandhkot 01 01 02 5. Badin District 6. Thatta District
8. Khairpur 01 01 02 (a) Badin Municipality (a) Thatta Municipality
09. Naushahroferoz 01 01 02 (b) Matli Municipality
TOTAL 10 10 20
7. Mirpurkhas District 08. Sanghar District
Note: i. Candidates from all Districts of Sindh Province in excess of the number of (a) Mirpurkhas Municipality (a) Sanghar Municipality
seats shown in the Table above, may be accommodated under Self finance (b) Shahdadpur Municipality
Scheme in Quota- Oriented disciplines on merit basis. (c) Tando Adam Municipality
ii. The allocation of LL.B. 5-Yr. program is shown on page 71.
(d) Sinjhoro Municipality
9. Dadu District
(a) Dadu Municipality
(b) Mehar Municipality
(c) Khairpur Nathan Shah
Municipality
(Areas out of jurisdiction of the University of Sindh)
12. Sukkur District
(a) Sukkur Municipality
(b) Rohri Municipality
14. Khairpur District
(a) Khairpur Municipality
(b) Gambat Municipality
(c) Pir jo Goth Municipality
16. Larkana District
a) Larkana Municipality
(b) Ratodero Municipality
(c) Naudero Municipality
18. Jacobabad District
(a) Jacobabad Municipality
20. Shikarpur District
(a) Shikarpur Municipality
The areas other than those specified above, will be treated as Rural.
Filling-in of the left over seats of quota- oriented courses of
study
10. Jamshoro District
(a) Kotri Municipality
11. Shaheed Benazir Bhutto
Abad/ Nawabshah District
a) Nawabshah Municipality
13. Ghotki District
(a) Ghotki Municipality
(b) Mirpurmathelo M/pality.
15. Naushahroferoz District
(a) Moro Municipality
17. Kambar/ Shahdadkot
(a) Shahdadkot Municipality
(b) Kambar Municipality
19. Kashmore District
(a) Kandhokot Municipality
selected candidate (s) whose seat (s) has/ have fallen vacant due to
non-payment of fees/ difference of fees, if any, for whatever reasons,
shall NOT claim the admission and shall NOT challenge the admission
of any other candidate, selected in his/ her place in the particular or any
other quota- oriented course or general course of study mentioned by
him/her in the Admission Form.
(iv) The candidate/candidates selected against left over seat/seats as in (iii)
above, shall deposit the fees/ difference of fees, if any within 05
(Five) days from the date of announcement of the Selection list. In
case, he/she too fails to make the payment of fees/ difference of fees, if
any, within time limit allowed to him/her, he/she shall lose his/her
admission.
(v) Candidates seeking admission to Quota-oriented courses of studies
must submit Domicile Certirficate of self, or parent if under 18 years of
age and Permanent Residence Certificate.
Availability of general seats for fresh admissions, to various
bachelor’s & masters programs under the university teaching
Faculties, is shown under the respective Faculties.
ALLOCATION OF RESERVED SEATS
1. SPORTS SEATS
2% seats are reserved for admission on sports quota in each disciplain for
BS/BA (Hons.) students.

(i) The seat/ seats left over in any category (Rural/Urban) shall be filled-in a)
from the waiting merit list of the same category of the same district.
However, in case there is no candidate on the merit list of the
concerned category viz. rural or urban as the case may be, then the left
over seat/seats will be filled-in from the merit list of the urban or rural b)
category as the case may be, of the same district. There shall be no
reallocation of the vacant seats from one district to another.
(ii) The left over seat/seats from the categories of reserved seats shall be c)
filled-in by selecting the immediate next candidate (s) from the waiting
list. d)
(iii) As regards (i) above, the left over seat/ seats because of non-payment
of fees/ difference of fees, if any, within prescribed time limit, the
seat/seats shall be filled-in as per procedure prescribed therein and the
Candidates for admission against sports seat are to (___)tick
mark the sports box on the form. They have to qualify Pre-
Entry Test.
Candidates applying against sports seats must fill
Evaluation Proforma alongwith prescribed Admission
Form.
Candidates will have to appear in trial for selection.
Candidates qualifying Pre-Entry Test, will be evaluated on
the basis of their merit/ participation in competitions at
various levels.
2. SEATS FOR CANDIDATES FROM LARKANA, SUKKUR DIVISIONS Two seats in each of the following disciplines/ subjects of various
ON OPEN MERIT BACHELOR AND MASTER:- Bachelor’s/ Master’s degree programs are reserved for the female
candidates domiciled in Sukkur and Larkana Divisions (Upper Sindh).
Number of seats reserved for candidates domiciled in Larkana & Sukkur
1. Business Administration
divisions are shown in table below. The applicant will have to appear and
qualify Pre-Entry Test. 2. Computer Science

Arabic 10 English 10 3. Information Technology

Sindhi 10 Urdu 10 4. Pharmacy

Art & Design 10 Philosophy 10 5. English

Comparative Religion 10 Islamic Culture 10 One seat in each degree program in other General Disciplines is reserved
for female candidates, domiciled in Sukkur and Larkana Divisions.
Muslim History 10 General History 10
The applicant shall be in the first instance, considered alongwith other
Economics 10 Mass Communication 10 candidates on general/ district-wise merit and thereafter girls seats shall be
filled in according to merit and first preference.
International Relations 05 Political Science 10
4. SEATS FOR DISABLED PERSONS
Psychology (Arts & Sc.) 10+10 Public Administration 17
One seat in each course of study is reserved for Disabled persons,
Social Work 10 Sociology 10
domiciled within the jurisdiction of Sindh excluding Karachi.
Anthropology & Arch. 10 Biochemistry 10
The box of “Disabled Persons’ Quota” be ( ) markd on the top of the
Biotechnology M.Sc. 05 Botany 05 Admission Form. Attested photostat copy of the Medical Certificate issued
by the Medical Board to be constituted by the Government, must be
Chemistry BS/ M.Sc. 05+05 FW Biology & Fishries 10 attached with the Admission Form.

Geography 10 Mathematics 05
5. SEATS FOR REAL SONS & DAUGHTERS OF THE EMPLOYEES OF
Microbiology 05 Physics 10
THE UNIVERSITY OF SINDH
Physiology 10 Statistics 05 Ten seats are reserved in each course of study for the real sons &
daughters of the employees of the University of Sindh including employees
Zoology 25 Commerce 08
at the Pakistan Study Centre and Area Study Centre Far East & South East
3. FOR FEMALE CANDIDATES Asia. If any seat of sons/ daughters remained unutilized then Real brother/
sister can also be considered against them.
Ten seats in each degree programs are reserved for female candidates,
Two seats are reserved for Real sons & daughters of employees of the
domiciled within the jurisdiction of the University of Sindh (domicile certificate
University Laar College, Badin.
to be attached).
In case of BSIT, Information Technology, the seats have been allocated for
each H.S.C. group as under:-
 Pre-Engineering 04 Seats
Pre-Medical 04 Seats
Commerce 02 seats
For the purpose of this facility, an employee means a regular employee with
minimum of two years service, retired, deceased or confirmed employee
mainting lien/ deputation/leave with the University. The employees who have
resigned, or were terminated or dismissed, shall not be considered.
The applicants under this category should mark on the top of Admission
Form “Seats for S.U employees” box.
NOTE: All applicants under this category must fulfil the minimum
requirement of Pre-entry test, qualification and percentage of
marks, to be selected from amongst themselves on merit.
The applicant should attach service certificate from the employer in respect
of his/ her father/mother, showing the name, case/surname of the employee
as well as the period of service, issued by the Additional Registrar.
6. SEATS FOR REAL SONS & DAUGHTERS OF THE EMPLOYEES
OF COLLEGES AFFILIATED TO SINDH UNIVERSITY
Two seats in each course of study are reserved on reciprocal basis for real
Sons & Daughters of the Employees of the Government Degree Colleges
and Law Colleges affiliated with the University of Sindh.
The applicant under this category should write on top of the Admission Form
“Seats for employees of Colleges”
NOTE: Admission to any class under the category of “seats for the
employees of the affiliated College to the University of Sindh” will be
considered on production of the service certificate as per following proforma.
Certified that Mr./ Miss ________________________________ S/O, D/O,
________________________________ presently working as ________________ is a regular
employee of this college. His/ Her date of entry in the College service is
__________________________. The candidate Mr./ Miss ________________ S/O, D/O
____________________ is his/her real son/ daughter. His/Her service in the College is more than
2 years.
_____________________ Countersigned by
Signature of the Principal Director of College Education/ Dean, Faculty of Law
Official Stamp Official stamp
7. SEATS FOR NOMINEES OF NORTHERN AREAS
TWO seats in MBA (Previous) and two seats each in B.Ed., M.Ed. and M.A.
(Previous)Education, are reserved for the nominees of Northern Areas.
Application for admission alongwith academic documents must be
channeled through the Director of Education/ Chairman, Nomination Board
Northern Areas, Gilgit.
8. SEATS ON SELF FINANCE BASIS
Twenty five percent seats are available in all courses of studies on self
finance basis for candidates domiciled in Sindh. For candidates from other
provinces of Pakistan five (05) seats are reserved in each department
(except Pharmacy where only 02 seats will be allowed). The fee structure
for candidates from other provinces under this category will be as shown in
the schedule of fees. Candidates for Admission on Self Finance basis will
also have to qualify the Pre-entry Test. No advance payment of
Admission fee is required.
9. RESERVE SEATS FOR NOMINEES FROM BACKWARD AREAS &
OTHER PROVINCES OF THE COUNTRY
a) Nominees of other Provinces of Pakistan
i) One seat in any discipline of the Bachelor Degree Program for one
nominee each of Punjab and N.W.F.P. is reserved in any of the
course of study, for candidate domiciled in that province, whereas
two seats are reserved for the candidates of Balochistan Province..
ii) One seat each for the Master’s Degree Program for nominees of
Punjab and N.W.F.P. is reserved in any of the course of study
including programs of Faculty of Education, for candidate domiciled
in that province, whereas two seats are reserved for the candidates
of Balochistan Province.
W/O
Applications must be channelled through the Department of
Education, Government of the concerned Province.
b) Nominees of Balochistan and Federally Administered Tribal
Areas (FATA)
 5% Seats, in addition to the following are reserved for students from 10. SEATS RESERVED FOR ARMY PERSONNAL(ONLY FOR
Balochistan and Fata areas under the ECNEC spcial program. Selction of MASTER’S DEGREE PROGRAM)
the candidates is to be conducted by the HEC. Two seats are reserved for Army Personnel in the following
disciplines for Masters’ degree program:
RESERVED SEATS FOR FATA AREA
Chemistry, Geography, Mathematics, Statistics, Economics, English,
Program seat in each Program International Relations, Mass Communication, Political Science,
i) B.B.A. (Hons.) Part-I 1 Psychology and Criminology.

ii) M.A. (Previous) English 2

11. NOMINEES OF PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY
iii) M.A. (Previous) General History 1
Two seats for nominees of Pharmaceutical Industries are reserved in
iv) M.A. (Previous) Islamic Culture 1 Pharmacy discipline on Self Finance Basis, at the rate of fees charged from
Foreign nationals.
v) M.Sc. (previous) Chemistry 1
12. SEATS RESERVED FOR FOREIGN NATIONALS
vi) M.Sc. (Previous) Statistics 1
The University allows admission to a limited number of foreign national
vii) M.Sc. (Previous) Zoology 1 students in various disciplines for Bachelor and Master degree programs, at
the recommendations of/ nominations by the Ministry of Education/ Ministry
viii) B.H.P.E. 1 of Finance and Economic Affairs, Government of Pakistan, under Technical
Assistance programs as well as on Self Finance basis.
ix) M.H.P.E 1
a) Seats reserved for Foreign Nationals under Pakistan Technical
x) B.Ed., M.Ed. and M.A. (Prev.) in Education 1 Assistance Program

10 Seats are reserved for admission to Pharm-D under this

Completed applications for admission must be channelled through program for foreign students.
the Ministry of Interior, States and Frontier Regions Division,
b) Seats Reserved for Foreign Nationals
Government of Pakistan, Islamabad.
25 Seats are reserved in each course of study of the University.
c) Nominees of A.J.K. Government
c) Seats Reserved for Foreign Nationals
(i) One seat in any of the courses of the Bachelor Degree
Program, 10 (Ten) seats in Pharm-D (Evening) program are reserved for
foreign Naionals nominated by the HEC, Islamabad.
(ii) One seat in any of the courses of the Master Degree Program.
d) Seats Reserved for Foreign Nationals
(iii) One seat each in B.H.P.E., M.H.P.E., B.Ed. M.Ed. and M.A.
(Prev.) Education program, 03 (Three) seats are reserved for Thai Muslim candidates, two for
students @ Master level and One for teacher at M.Phil/ PhD. level.
is reserved for the nominees of A.J.K. Government. Applications for
admission alongwith academic documents must be channelled
through the Director of Education/ Chairman Nomination Board,
Muzaffarabad, A.J.K.
13. SEATS RESERVED FOR REAL SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF THE b) If a student fails to attend any lecture during the first four weeks of
EMPLOYEES OF NATIONAL CENTRE FOR EXCELLENCE IN the commencement of the semester as per announced schedule, his/
ANALYICAL CHEMISTRY her admission shall stand cancelled automatically without any notice.
Two seats are reserved only for the real sons & daughters of the employees c) (i) Students detained on account of shortage of attendance shall join
of National Centre of Excellence in Analytical Chemistry (excluding quota-
relevant semester program next session to fulfil attendance
oriented courses of studies) of the University of Sindh on merit basis.
Service Certificate of the employee issued by the Director of National Centre requirement.
of Excellence in Analytical Chemistry on the following proforma shall have
be attached with te admission form. The wordings “SEATS FOR CENTRE” (ii) Student whose admission is cancelled on account of zero%
be written on the top of the admission form:- attendance or who is not allowed to appear at the final semester
test for want of shortage of attendance as per “a & b” above, will
Certified that Mr./ Miss _________________________________________ S/O, D/O, W/O be allowed admission in next academic session, without
_________________________________ presently working as ________________ is a regular appearing at the “Pre- Entry Test”, on payment of Admission
employee of thisCentre. His/ Her date of entry in the presently working is and other fees.
___________________________. The candidate Mr./ Miss __________________ S/O, D/O
___________________________ is his/her real son/ daughter. His/Her service in the Centre is (iii) Students failing to successfully complete the coursework
more than 2 years. requirements of Bachelor/ Honours degree program shall
not be allowed to seek provisional admission to Master’s
_____________________
Programs in disciplines under Faculty of Arts & Islamic
Signature of the Director of the Centre Studies.
Promotion of students to the next higher academic session in any program,
Official Stamp
i.e., Honours or Masters, shall be governed by rules framed for this purpose
(see under Semester System Rules in this catalogue).
ATTENDANCE AND OTHER ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS

a) Students are required to maintain 75% attendance in each and every

course of the program, failing which they shall not be allowed to
appear at the final semester tests.

i) Attendance 10 Marks
(as per
breakdown)

ii) Assignment/ Presentation 10 Marks

iii) Mid Term Test (after 8 wks.

of teaching) 30
Marks

iv) Final Semester Test 50 Marks

Appearance in Final Semester Test is mandatory.

 CURRICULA
ORGANIZATION
AND
DESCRIPTION
 CURRICULA Home Economics
Political Science
Group “A”
Economics
International Relations
Health & Phys
Sociology

ORGANISATION
Mass Communication General History Library & Info
English Sindhi Philosophy
Urdu Arabic Religion
The University of Sindh provides degree programming through the Persian Statistics Fine Arts
teaching Institutes/ Departments/ Centres functioning under the Rural Development Studies Women Deve
Faculties of Arts, Commerce & Business Administration, Education,
Islamic Studies, Law, Natural Sciences, Pharmacy and Social The general Pre-requisite qualification for admission to the
Sciences. Bachelor Hons. programs under these Faculties is H.S.C. with Arts/
Science/ Commerce OR Home Economics groups:
The Programs ,their pre-requisites and requirements for the degree
are specified as under:
Pre-Entry Test is mandatory for Admission to Bachelor, 4-Yr. (8 Semester) Bachelor degree program in English and Sindhi
Master’s and MS/M.Phil. Programs in all disciplines. is being introduced from 2009 session. Art & Design are already
conducting 4-yr. degree program. The CH requirement of these
(1) The requirement for the 6- semester Bachelor (Hons.) degree disciplines are in process of approval:
under the Faculties of Arts (except Art & Design, English &
Sindhi), Islamic Studies and Education are 96 credit hours with
curricula organised as under:

The 6- Semester Bachelor (Honours) Curricula comprise

A. General Education Requirements, 4 Semester,
(14)
i) English (8)
ii) Pakistan Studies (1)
iii) Islamic Studies or Ethics for Non-Muslim (1)
iv) Urdu/ Sindhi/ Additional English in lieu of mother
tongue(4)

B: Elective courses- discipline- in which Majoring (Six

semester) (58)

C: Supporting Minors: 2 courses (in each semester) , four

Semester (24)

Total 96 credit hours

The two supporting Minor courses are to be offered from amongst
the under- mentioned Group A & B, one from each group and
excluding the discipline offered as Major. The students must give in
writing their choice of minor subjects, within one week of
commencement of classes, to the Head of the concerned
department to which admitted:
(2) For the 4-yr. (8- Semester) Bachelor degree programs offered by C: Free choice Elective subjects e.g., Fine Arts, Psychology,
the teaching departments under the Faculty of Social Sciences Sociology, Philosophy (Not yet implemented)
Total C.H. for 8-semester
the Course requirements are as under:-
program (18 C.H. per semester) 146 C.H.
A. General Education Courses during 1-4 semester
32 C.H.
Table: Major subjects and disciplines offered as
B. i) Elective Major discipline courses supporting Minor Courses.
91 C.H.
ii) Supporting Minor courses (from Group A & B as Major Minor-I
listed above) 24 C.H. Minor-II (any one)
Botany Zoology
Chemistry/ Bio-Chemistry/ Freshwater Biology/ Physiology
TOTAL 147 CH
Chemistry Physics
(3) For the 4-yr (8- Semester) Bachelors degree programs under the Zoology/ Botany/ Fresh Water Biology/ Physiology
Faculty of Natural Sciences, the requirement is not more than
146 credit hours, with curricula organised as under: Freshwater Biology & Fisheries Zoology
Chemistry/ Bio-Chemistry/ Physiology
The 8- Semester Bachelor Curricula comprise:-
Weightage Genetics Chemistry
Botany/ Physiology/ Microbiology/ Zoology
A. General Education requirements 4 Semester Geography
32 C.H. (For Pre-Engineering)
i) English (12) ii) Chemistry/ Statistics
Pakistan Studies (2) (For Pre-Medical) Geology
iii) Islamic Studies or Ethics (2) iv) Botany/ Chemistry/ Zoology
General Maths (2+2+2=6)
v) Environmetal Science (2) vi)
Statistics & Computer Skills (2)
vii) Civilization (2) viii)
Economics/ Accounting (2)

B: (i) Elective: Major discipline; Eight semester courses

90 C.H.

(ii) Supporting Minors, I & II courses during 1st 4 Semesters

to be offered in consultation with the
24 C.H.
Director/ Chairperson of the Institute/
Department in which majoring, as per combinations listed
below
 Geology (5) The Faculty of Commerce & Business Administration
(For Pre-Engineering) Applied Mathematics offers 4- Yr. (8- semester) B.Com. (Hons.) & B.B.A. (Hons.)
Chemistry/ Physics/ Geography programs followed by 2-yr. M.Com. & M.B.A.
(For Pre-Medical) Statistics (Hons.) programs, equivalent to MS/ M.Phil. in these disciplines.
Chemistry/ Botany/ Physics/ Zoology/ Microbiology
Mathematics Applied Mathematics i) B.Com. (Hons.) 8- Semester program: curricula comprise:
Chemistry/ Geology/ Physics/ Geography a. General Requirements

Microbiology Physiology
Biochemistry/ Biotechnology/ Zoology b. General Education course

Physics Applied c. Professional courses Requirements

Mathematics/Statistics Chemistry/ Geology/
including supporting Minor courses:
Physiology Bio-Chemistry/
Microbiology Biotechnology/ Fresh Water Biology/ Zoology 136 credit hours

Psychology (For Pre-Medical) Physiology ii) The B.B.A. 8- semester program

Bio-Chemistry/ Botany/ Zoology 146 credit hours

(For Pre-Engineering) Statisitics

Bio-chemistry/ Chemistry/ Physics
Statistics Computer Application
Economics/ Business / Public Administration
Zoology Botany
Chemistry/ Fresh Water Biology/ Biochemistry/
Physiology

Note: The students must give in writing their choice of minor

subjects, within one week of commencement of classes, to the
head of the concerned institute/ department to which admitted.

(4) For the 5-yr (10- Semester) Pharm-D degree under the
Faculty of Pharmacy, the minimum requirements are 202 credit
hours, with curricula organised as under:
a. General Requirements 010
credit hours
b. Professional Requiremtns 192 credit
hours

(5) The 5-yr (10-Semester) Law degree (D.Juris) under the

Faculty of Law, requirement is 168 CH
 Course numbers 600- 699 are assigned to all two semester Masters
COURSE DESCRIPTION (after 3-yr. Honours) programs. MBA final year speciliazation courses are
also numbered 700- 799
The curricula organization for all the Bachelor & Master degree programs
under various Faculties are listed in this section, under respective Faculties. d. Masters (2 Semester) Program of Art & Design
Master (two semester) program courses after 8 semester Bachelor
Details of the coursese are available with the concerned department/
degree of the Institute of Art & Design are numbered 700- 799 .
course teachers. Details of Lab. courses (Practicals/ Fieldwork in Natural &
Social Sciences) are also available with the course teacher concerned. e. Masters (4/6 Semester) Program
The relevance of course numbers to level of programs has been specified Course numbers 500 to 699 identify 4- semester Masters (Pass)
Regular programs after 2-yr. Pass Bachelor degree as well as 6-
under Semester Regulations (see at the end of this Catalogue). It is however semester Masters Evening programs.
summerised here for convenience and identification of the level of program.
a. Bachelor Programs f. Under the 4 semester Master programs in general and basic sciences
- 300-309 ‘General education’/ compulsory courses offered during disciplines, students will study courses numbered 500- 599 during 1st
year (Previous, First and Second Semesters) and courses numbered
first & second semester.
600-699 as for Two Semester program after 3-yr. Honours (above)
- 310-319 Major discipline courses to be offered during first & during Third and Fourth Semester (final year).
second semester.
- 320 Supporting Minior-I of 4-yr. BS MS/Mphil (4 semester)
- 350-319 Supporting Minor courses to be offered during first & The 24 CH courses mandatory for MS/M.Phil. program are numbered 800 on
second semester.
In many cases courses numbered 500 to 599 are common to both
- 400-409 Courses offered under ‘General education’/ compulsory
Bachelor (5th & 6th semester) and Masters (1st & 2nd) semester
during third & fourth semester. requirements OR one-yr. Postgraduate Diploma courses.
- 410-419 Major discipline courses to be offered during third & MS/M.Phil (4-Semester)
fourth semester. The 24CH courses mandatory for M.S./M.Phil program are membered
- 420 Supporting Minor-II of 4-yr. BS 800 onward.
- 450-499 Supporting Minor courses to be offered during third &
fourth semester. NOTE: Courses for some of the programs are not in conformity with the
numbering scheme outlined above. The revision of these courses is in hand.
- 500-599 courses to be offered during fifth & sixth semester of
the 4-yr/3-yr. Bachelor Hons. programs including 3rd
Professional Pharm-D. and 5-yr. LL.B.
- 600- 699 7th and 8th semester of the 4-yr. Bachelor degree
programs.
- 700- 799 9th & 10th semester Pharm. D. courses of the Final
Professional under the Faculty of Pharmacy and for 5-
year Law degree program..
b. Bachelor of Education and other Second Bachelor Degree
Programs
Bachelor of Education/ Health & Physical Education and Postgraduate
Diploma Library & Information Science programs are identified by course
nos. 500 to 599.
c. Masters (2 Semester) Programs
 THE FACULTY OF ARTS
The Faculty of Arts was the first Faculty established in the University in 1951. It then comprised all disciplines including Commerce, Education,
Islamic Studies, Humanities, Law and Social Sciences which were later on raised to independent Faculty status. The Faculty offers 4-yr. Bachelor
program in Art & Design, English and Sindhi and 3-yr. (Hons.) program in other disciplines listed hereunder, as well as Master (Hons./ Pass),
M.Phil. and Ph.D. programs.

The present Faculty of Arts comprises:-

1. Institute of Art & Design 2. Institute of English Language & Literature

3. Institute of Languages (Arabic & Persian) 4. Department of Philosophy

5. Department of Sindhi 6. Department of Urdu

PROGRAMS SEATS ALLOCATED

S.# Discipline B.A. (Hons.) M.A.(Prev:)
Part-I
1. Arabic 020 020
2. *English 080 040
3. (*BFA) Fine Art & Design
040 015
4. Persian 020 010
5. Philosophy 020 020
6. *Sindhi 040 060
7. Urdu 060 080
* 4-year Degree program
Institute of Art and Design Bachelor of Arts & Design: 8- semester Program (146)
Pre-requisite H.S.C., Aptitude Test.
The Institute of Art & Design was established as Department of Fine Arts in
1970 at University of Sindh, Jamshoro Campus, with two year bachelor Foundation (First Year) (First Semester)
program i.e BA(Pass) in Fine Arts. In 1985, the syllabus of MA (Pass) in Fine ENG 300 English (3)
Arts was introduced for meeting the needs of job market at that time. In 2005 IS 302 Islamic Studies (2)
the Department of Fine Arts was upgraded as the Institute of Art & FD 310 Introduction to Visual Arts (2)
Design, offering Four-Year Degree Program such as Bachelor of Fine FD 350 Drawing -I (3)
Arts, Bachelor of Design and Bachelor of Art History. The four year BFA
FD 351 Painting-I (3)
Program is designed with emphasis on Studio and research disciplines to
FD 352 Design-I (2)
encourage students for developing their individual style and understanding
of Art. All selected students are enrolled in BFA – I for studying the FD 354 Sculpture-I (2)
foundation courses. Thereafter, in second year (BFA – II), students are
allowed to choose one of the disciplines as major. After having completed (Second Semester)
four years BFA in any of the major area of studies, students may opt M. Phil
leading to Ph.D in Art & Design, for further research and specialization in ENG 301 English (3)
respective major field of studies. PS 303 Pakistan Studies (2)
FD 313 History of Cultures (2)
Abbreviation Of The Courses/Titles. FD 360 Drawing –II (3)
FD = BFA-I (Foundation Courses) FD 363 Computer Graphics-I (2)
BFA = (Bachelor of Fine Arts) FD 353 Drafting (2)
BD = (Bachelor of Design) FD 365 Textile Design-I (3)
a. Communication Design
b. Textile Design BFA –II FINE ARTS (MAJOR) (First Semester)
BAH = (Bachelor Art History)
Engl 400 English (3)
The faculty comprises:-
BHATTI MUHAMMAD ALI, Professor & Director Sind 402 Urdu/Sindhi (2)
M.A. (Punjab) 1977, M.F.A. (Edinboro) 1991, Ph.D. (Ohio) 1998 FA 411 Introduction to History of Art (2)
KHASKHELI GHULAM QASIM, Asstt. Professor (Classical to contemporary)
M.A. (S.U) 1994
FA 415 Drawing -III (3)
KHILJI NAIMATULLAH, Asstt. Professor
M.A. (S.U) 1994
FA 416 Painting –III (3)
FA 417 Ceramic and Glazed Pottery (2)
PIRZADO ANJUM JAWAID, Asstt. Professor
M.A. (Punjab) 1973 FA 419 Printmaking-I (2)
BALOCH WAHEEDA BANO, Lecturer (on study leave)
(Second Semester)
M.A. (S.U) 2000 Engl 401 English (3)
JAMALI, NADIR ALI, Lecturer Sind 402 Urdu/Sindhi (2)
B.F.A (NCA Lahore) – 1996 FA 413 Introduction to Islamic Art and Design (2)
FA 425 Drawing-IV (3)
RASHDI PIR NAJEEBULLAH, Lecturer (on study leave) FA 426 Painting-IV (3)
M.A. (S.U) 1998
FA 427 Sculpture-II (2)
SHIAKH, ERUM FAZAL, Lecturer FA 429 Digital Painting (2)
B.D (Communication Design),CEAD (MUET) 2004
BFA –III FINE ART (MAJOR) (First Semester)
 Engl 401 English (3)
FA 502 Contemporary Art of Pakistan and India (2) Sind 402 Urdu/Sindhi (2)
FA 503 History of Western Art-I (2) CD 413 Introduction to Islamic Art & Design (2)
(Greek and Roman) CD 436 Computer Graphics-II (3)
FA 550 Drawing-V (3) CD 437 Typography (2)
FA 551 Painting-V (3) CD 438 Drawing for Design-II (2)
FA 553 Sculpture-III (3) CD 439 Communication Design-I (3)
FA 554 Printmaking-II (3)
BD –III COMMUNICATION DESIGN (MAJOR) (First Semester)
CD 509 Psychology (2)
(Second Semester) CD 510 History of Design-I (2)
CD 570 Computer Graphics-III (3)
FA 522 History of Western Art-II (Early Christian to Renaissance) (2) CD 574 Communication Design-II (3)
FA 523 Materials and Techniques (2) CD 575 Printing & Publishing (3)
FA 560 Drawing-VI (3) CD 576 Photography –I (3)
FA 561 Painting-VI (3)
FA 565 Printmaking-III (3) (Second Semester)
FA 566 Miniature Painting-I(3) CD 512 Advertising and Marketing (2)
FA 567 Internship(2) CD 514 Media Study Skills (2)
CD 580 Computer Graphics-IV (3)
CD 585 Communication Design-III(Mini Thesis) (3)
BFA –IV FINE ART (MAJOR) (First Semester) CD 586 Packaging-I (3)
CD 587 Photography-II (3)
FA 600 History of Western Art-III (17th Century to 19th Century Art) CD 588 Internship (2)
(2) BD –IV COMMUNICATION DESIGN (MAJOR) (First Semester)
FA 602 Art and Society (Seminar) (2) CD 609 History of Design-II (2)
FA 650 Drawing-VII (4) CD 611 Marketing and Management (2)
FA 651 Painting-VII (4) CD 672 Communication Design-V (4)
FA 654 Miniature Painting-II (4) CD 673 Animation (4)
FA 655 Sculpture IV (4) CD 674 Packaging-II (4)
(Second Semester) CD 675 Computer Graphics-V (4)
FA 604 History of Western Art-IV (20th Century Art) (2) (Second Semester)
FA 661 Thesis Project (12)
CD 612 Communication Design (Seminar) 02
FA 663 Written Thesis & Viva voce (2)
CD 681 Thesis Project (12)
BD –II COMMUNICATION DESIGN (MAJOR) (First Semester)
CD 683 Written Thesis & Viva Voce CH 02
Engl 400 English (3)
Sind 402 Urdu/Sindhi (2) BD –II TEXTILE DESIGN (MAJOR) (First Semester)
CD 411 Introduction to History of Art (2) Engl 400 English (3)
(Classical to Contemporary) Sind 402 Urdu/Sindhi (2)
CD 431 Calligraphy (2) TD 411 Introduction to History of Art (2)
CD 432 Computer Graphics-I (3) (Classical to Contemporary)
CD 434 Drawing for Design-I (2) TD 449 Dye Techniques-I (2)
CD 435 Graphic Design-I (3) TD 450 Textile Designing-I (3)
TD 451 Weaving-I (2)
(Second Semester) TD 452 Print Design-I (2)
 F A 415 Drawing -III (3)
(Second Semester) F A 416 Painting -III (3)
Engl 401 English (3) AH 451 Art and Crafts of Indus Valley Civilization-I
Sind 402 Urdu/Sindhi (2) (4)
TD 414 Introduction to Fibers (2)
TD 453 Textile Design-II (3) 2nd Semester
TD 454 Weaving-II (3) Eng 401 English (2)
TD 455 Dye Techniques-II (2) SIND/ URDU 402 Sindhi/Urdu (2)
TD 456 Print Design –II (2) F A 425 Drawing-IV (3)
F A 426 Painting-IV (3)
BD –III TEXTILE DESIGN (MAJOR) (First Semester) AH 455 Introduction to History of Western Art (3)
TD 503 History of Textile Design-I (2) AH 455 History of Art and Craft in Pakistan (3)
TD 504 Psychology (2) AH 456 Contemporary Art of Pakistan and India (3)
TD 579 Block Printing (3) Third Year 1st Semester
TD 580 Textile Design-III (CAD) (3) AH 525 History of Islamic Art and Design-I- 622 AD to 1200 AD (4)
TD 581 Weaving-III (3) AH 526 Egyptian Art and Architecture (4)
TD 582 Embroidery (3) AH 527 Art and Craft of Indus Valley Civilization-II (4)
(Second Semester) AH 528 Mughal Miniature Painting (4)
TD 508 Textile Technology (2)
TD 509 History of Textile Design-II (2) 2nd Semester
TD 590 Fashion Illustration –I (3) AH 530 Traditional Materials and Techniques of Visual Arts (3)
TD 591 Textile Design-IV(CAD) (3) AH 531 Greek Art (4)
TD 592 Screen Printing (3) AH 532 Roman Art (4)
TD 593 Weaving –IV (3) AH 533 Early Christian and Byzantine Art (4)
TD 594 Internship (2) AH 534 Indian Art, various schools, (3)
BD –IV TEXTILE DESIGN (MAJOR) (First Semester)
TD 614 History of Textile Design –III (2) Fourth Year 1st Semester
TD 615 Marketing & Merchandising (2) AH 625 History of Islamic Art and Design-II- 1200AD to 1600 AD (4)
TD 685 Field Work Project (4) AH 626 Renaissance Art (4)
TD 686 Weaving –V (4) AH 627 Baroque and Rococo Art (4)
TD 687 Textile Design-V (CAD) (4) AH 628 Early 19th Century Art Movements (4)
TD 688 Fashion Illustration-II (4)
2nd Semester
(Second Semester) AH 629 Impressionism and Post Impressionism (4)
TD 503 History of Textile Design-I (2) AH 630 Early 20th Century Art (4)
TD 618 Textile Design Seminar (2) AH 631 Post Modernism and Contemporary Art (4)
TD 696 Thesis Project (12) AH 632 Thesis Project (6)
TD 698 Written Thesis and Viva Voce (2)
Master of Arts in Fine Arts: 4- Semester Program (66)
Art History (Major) Pre-requisite, B.A (Pass) Fine Arts Degree.
Second Year 1st Semester
ENG 400 English (3) 1st Semester
SIND/ URDU 402 Sindhi/Urdu (2) F A 500 History of Muslim Painting/Architecture – I (3)
F A 410 History of South Asian Arts and F A 501 History of Western Art (3)
Design (2) F A 502 Painting (4)
 F A 503 Drawing (3) FAE 415 Drawing -III (3)
F A 500 Sculpture – III (3) FAE 416 Painting -III (3)
F A 505 Graphic Design- Printmaking (3) FAE 417 Sculpture-III (2)
FAE 418 Design-III (2)
2nd Semester
4th Semester
F A 506 History of Muslim Painting/Architecture – II (3)
ENGL 401 English (3)
F A 507 Painting (4)
SIND 402 Urdu/Sindhi (2)
F A 508 Drawing (3)
FAE 404 History of Western Art (Survey) (2)
F A 509 History of Western Art (3)
FAE 425 Drawing-IV (2)
3rd Semester
FAE 426 Painting-IV (2)
F A 600 Sculpture – IV (3)
FAE 427 Sculpture-IV (2)
FA 601 History of Western Art (3)
FAE 428 Design-IV (2)
FA 602 Painting (4)
FAE 429 Final Exhibition and Viva Voce (3)
FA 603 Drawing (3)
M.A in Art Education 4 – Semester (Evening Program) (66)
First Year 1st Semester
4th Semester
ARTED 501 History of Pakistani Art and Artists (3)
FA 604 History of Western Art (3)
ENGL. Remedial English
FA 605 Graphic Design – II (3)
FA 606 Painting Thesis (8) ARTED 502 Drawing-I (3)
FA 607 Drawing (3) ARTED 503 Painting-I (3)
FA 608 Final Exhibition (2) ARTED 504 Basic Design (3)
FA 609 Comprehensive Viva – Voce (2) ARTED 505 Introduction to Computer Graphics (3)
2nd Semester
ARTED 506 Introduction to Islamic Art and Design(3)
B.A. (Pass) Fine Arts 4 – Semester (Evening Program) (72)
ENGL. Remedial English (N/C)
1st Semester ARTED 507 Drawing-II (3) 3
FAE 301 Introduction to Art (3) ARTED 508 Painting II (Illustration) (3)
ENGL 300 English (3) ARTED 509 Introduction to Printmaking (3)
IS 302 Islamic Studies (2) ARTED 510 Computer Added Design (3)
FAE 305 Drawing -I (3)
Second Year 3rd Semester
FAE 306 Painting-I (3)
ARTED 601 Introduction to Indian and Mughal Art (3)
FAE 307 Sculpture-1 (2)
FAE 308 Design-I (2) ARTED 602 History of Arts and Crafts of Sindh (3)
ARTED 603 Drawing-III (3)
2nd Semester
ENGL301 English (3) ARTED 604 Painting-III (3)
FAE 303 History of Art (Indo-Pakistan) (3) ARTED 605 Sculpture and Ceramics (3)
PS 303 Pakistan Studies (2) ARTED 606 Traditional Arts and Crafts (3)
FAE 311 Drawing -II (3) 4th Semester
FAE 312 Painting -II (3) ARTED 607 Introduction to Western Art (3)
FAE 313 Sculpture-1I (2) ARTED 608 Drawing-IV (3)
FAE 314 Design-II (2) ARTED 609 Painting-IV (3)
3rd Semester ARTED 610 Introduction to Photography (3)
ENGL 400 English (3) ARTED 611 Written Thesis (3)
SIND 402 Urdu/Sindhi (2) ARTED 612 Final Exhibition and Viva Voce (3)
FAE 403 Arts & Crafts of Pakistan (3)
Institute of English Language & Literature
 ABBAS SAMINA, Lecturer
The Institute of English Language & Literature was established in 1953 as M.A. 2004, (S.U)
Department of English. It has produced a good number of scholars,
ANSARI KOMAL, Lecturer
intellectuals, teachers, journalists and officers, personnel of higher caliber,
M.A. 2002, (S.U)
who served and are serving at the Federal and Provincial level in Pakistan.
The Department, since its inception, has produced 4 Ph.Ds. The Institute ANSARI SANAULLAH, Lecturer
M.A. 2001, (S.U)
has admitted first batch of 20 M.Phil. students for two semester coursework.
The Institute also offers M.A. English program in the evening. BUGHIO FARAZ ALI, Lecturer (on study leave)
M.A. 2000 (S.U)
The Institute has introduced 4-yr. Bachelor (Hons.) English program as of
MEMON SHUMAILLA, Lecturer
2009 session, replacing the earlier 3-yr. Hons. program. The syllabi revised M.A. 2006 (S.U)
as per HEC Curriculum Committee proposal, have been recommended for
adoption by the Board of Studies of Faculty of Arts and await assent of PANHWAR ABDUL HAMEED, Lecturer
other statutory bodies. In addition the Institute has started Masters in M.A. 2001 (S.U)
Linguistics from the year 2009.
RAJANI ISHRAT, Lecturer
M.A. 2002, (S.U)
The faculty comprises:- SHAIKH AMBREEN, Lecturer (on study leave)
M.A. 2002, (S.U)
MEMON Dr. RAFIQUE AHMED, Professor & Director
SOOMRO ABDUL FATAH, Lecturer (on study leave)
M.A. (SU) 1990, M.Ed. TESOL 1995, Ph.D. 2006, TESOL (Leeds), UK M.A. 2000, (S.U)

ANSARI ARIFA, Assoc. Professor UMRANI TARIQUE, Lecturer (on study leave)
M.A. 1999, (S.U)
M.A. (S.U) 1977
UMRANI, SUMERA, LECTURER
OTHO NARGIS RAZA, Asstt. Professor M.A. (S.U) 2005
M.A. (S.U), KADRI, Shafqat, Lecturer (on study leave)
M.A English Literature (S.U) 2004, M.A Linguistics, (KU) 2006
BALOCH GHULAM HYDER, Asstt. Professor
BS English: 4-Yr. (8- Semester) Program (133)
M.A. (S.U) 1979
Pre-requisite: H.S.C. or equivalent: Pre-Entry Test.
PANHWAR FARIDA YASMEEN, Asstt. Professor (on study leave)
M.A. (S.U) 1988
FIRST YEAR
1st Semester
SHAH SYED ISMAIL, Asstt. Professor (on study leave) ENGL 300 Functional English-I (3)
M.A., M.A. Pol. Sc., B.Ed. (S.U) & Pgd. ELT (AIOU), ELC (UK) ENGL 310 Introduction to Literature-I (3)
SHAH SYED SHARAF ALI, Asstt. Professor (on lien) ENGL 312 Introduction to Linguistics -I(3)
M.A., M.Ed., M.B.A., LL.B (S.U), M.A. (Notts.) Minor-I & II (3,3)
ISL. 300 Islamic Studies (2)
BURIRO GHULAM ALI, Asstt. Professor (on study leave) 2nd Semester
M.A. (S.U) 1995 ENGL 301 Functional English-II (3)
ENGL 311 Introduction to Literature-II (3)
SANGI MUHAMMAD KHAN, Asstt. Professor ENGL 313 Introduction to Linguistics –II (3)
M.A. 1994, Ph.D. 2009 (S.U)
 Minor-1& II (3, 3) ENGL 606 Drama-II (3)
PAK. 302 Pakistan Studies(2) ENGL 607 Poetry-II (3)
SECOND YEAR ENGL 608 Prose-II (3)
1st Semester ENGL 609 Major Literary Movements (3)
ENGL 400 Functional English-III (3) ENGL 610 Comprehensive Viva Voce (3)
ENGL 410 History of English Language-I (3)
ENGL 412 Listening and Speaking Skills (3) Master of Arts in Language and Linguistics 4- semester Program (66)
Minor-I & II (3, 3) Pre-requisite; Bachelor degree with Major in English
402/ 403 Sindhi/ Urdu Compulsory (3)
2nd Semester 1st Semester FIRST YEAR
ENGL 401 Functional English-IV (3) ENGL 500 Language Learning Theories (3)
ENGL 411 History of English Language-II (3) ENGL 501 Lexcical Studies (3)
ENGL 413 Reading & Writing Skills (3) ENGL 502 Psycholingulstics (3)
Minor-I & II (3, 3) ENGL 503 Phonolog and Phonetics (3)
Citizenship Foundation Compulsory (3)
ENGL 504 English Syntax (3)
THIRD YEAR
1st Semester 2nd Semester
ENGL 500 Language Learning Theories (3) ENGL 505 English Language Teaching (ELT) (3)
ENGL 501 Lexical Studies (3) ENGL 506 Semantics and Pragmatics (3)
ENGL 502 Psycholinguistics (3) ENGL 507 English for Specific Purpose (ESP) (3)
ENGL 508 Sociolinguistics (3)
ENGL 503 Phonology and Phonetics (3)
ENGL 504 English Syntax (3) ENGL 509 Issues in Applied Linguistics (3)
2nd Semester 1st Semester SECOND YEAR

ENGL 505 English Language Teaching (3) ENGL 600 Syllabus Design (3)
ENGL 506 Semantic and Pragmatics (3) ENGL 601 Testing & Evaluation (3)
ENGL 507 English for Specific Purpose (ESP) (3) ENGL 602 Micro Teaching-I (Listerning and Speaking) (3)
ENGL 508 Sociolinguistics (3) ENGL 603 Varieties of English (3)
ENGL 509 Issues in Applied Linguistics (3) ENGL 604 Research Methodology (3)

FOURTH YEAR 2nd Semester

1st Semester ENGL 605 Material Development (3)
ENGL 600 History of English Literature-I (3) ENGL 606 Stylistics (3)
ENGL 601 Drama-I (3) ENGL 607 Micro Teaching-II (Reading & Writing Skills) (3)
ENGL 602 Poetry-I (3) ENGL 608 Pedagogical Grammar (3)
ENGL 603 Prose-I (3) ENGL 609 Dissertation (3)
ENGL 604 Prosody and Literary Terms (3) ENGL 610 Comprehensive Viva-Voce (3)
Master of Arts in English: 2-Yr. (4_ semester) Program, Regular &
2nd Semester Evening (66)
ENGL 605 History of English Literature-II (3) Pre-requisite; Bachelor (Pass) degree preferably with English as one of the
elective subjects.
 ENGL 500,505 History of English Literature (4, 4) B. Arabic Requirements: (58)
ENGL 501,506 Drama (4, 4) AR 310,311 Language & Literature-I (4, 4)
ENGL 502,507 English Poetry (1340 to 1770 A.D) (4, 4) AR 410,411 Language & Literature-II (4, 4)
AR 412,413 Recitation Conversation and Translation (4, 4)
ENGL 503,508 English Poetry from 1770 todate (4, 4) AR 501,506 Classical Poetry with Historical Background and
ENGL 504,509 English Prose (4, 4) Criticism-II (3, 3)
ENGL 600,604 Literary Criticism (4, 4) AR 502,507 Modern Literature with Historical Background and
Criticism (3, 3)
ENGL 601,605 Western Literature (4, 4) AR 503,508 History of Arabic Literature (4, 4)
ENGL 602,606 Fiction (4, 4) AR 504-509 Translation from Arabic into English and vice versa (3, 3)
ENGL 603,607 Literary Essay (4, 4) AR 505-510 Seerah Nabaviah (3, 3)
AR 530 Comprehensive Viva-Voce (2)
ENG L 608 Comprehensive Viva-Voce (2)
MS/M.Phil in English: 4 Semester program (40) C. Supporting Minor I & II Courses (24)
Curricula with the Director one each from Group ‘A’ and ‘B’

INSTITUTE OF LANGUAGES Master of Arts (for Hons.) in Arabic: 2- semester program (34)
Institute of Languages was founded in 1970, merging the departments of Pre-requisite; B.A. (Pass) with major in Arabic.
Arabic and Persian established in 1952. In addition to regular Bachelor,
Master and M.Phil./Ph.D. degree programs in Arabic and Persian languages, AR 600,601 Religious Literature (4,4)‘
the Institute also offers Diploma Certificate courses in Arabic, Persian, AR 602,603 Modern Arabic Literature (4,4)
Sindhi, Urdu, Japanese, Chinese, Russian, German, French, Turkish. It has AR 604,605 Philology (4,4)
produced 15 Ph.Ds. and presently 16 candidates are enrolled for AR 606,607 Essay OR Monograph (4,4)
M.Phil/Ph.D. Over the years, the faculty of the Institute has published a large AR 630 Comprehensive Viva-Voce
number of research articles and books in various Annual/ Bi-Annual and
Quarterly Research Journals/ Magazines, etc. Master of Arts in Arabic: Four semester program (66)
Pre-requisite; B.A.. (Pass), preferably with Arabic as one of the elective
The faculty comprises:- subjects or Sanad-ul-Faragh, awarded by a recognized Madarsah.
SHAIKH HAFIZ ABDUL GHANI, Professor & Director
M.A. 1983, LL.B. 1984, M.A. I. C. 1987, M.A. I/ Fazil Dars-e- Nizami 1976 & Ph. D. (S.U.) 1993.
Students admitted to this two year program, will study the following AR 500-
QADRI MADAD ALI, Professor (on contract) 510 courses during First and Second Semester, and AR 600 to AR 630
Ph.D (UK) 1968
courses listed above in common with M.A. after Honours during the 3rd &
CHANNA HAFIZ SHABIR, Lecturer 4th semester.
M.A., 1984, Ph.D.1993 (S.U) AR 501,502 Classical Poetry with Historical Background
Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Arabic; 6-semester program (96) and Criticism (4, 4)
Pre-requisite H.S.C. (or Fazil-e- Arabi) preferably with Arabic as elective AR 503,504 Modern Literature with Historical Background
subject and Criticism (4, 4)
AR 505,506 History of Arabic Literature (4, 4)
A. General Requirements: (14)
AR 507-508 Translation from Arabic into English and vice versa (4, 4)
ENG 300,301 English (2)
AR 509-510 Seerah Nabaviah (4, 4)
ENG 400,401 English (2)
AR 600 to 630 as for M.A. (Hons.)
IS 302 Islamic Studies (1)
PS 303 Pakistan Studies (1)
Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Persian: 6- semester program (96)
402 Urdu/ Sindhi/ Additional English in lieu of mother
tongue (4) Pre-requisite H.S.C. or equivalent qualification.
 Pre-requisite; Bachelor degree, peferably with Persian as one of the elective
A. General Requirements: (14) subjects.
ENG 300,301 English (2)
ENG 400,401 English (2) PERS 501, 506 Persian Grammar and Translation
IS 302 Islamic Studies (1) PERS 502, 507 Persian Classic Prose
PS 303 Pakistan Studies (1)
PERS 503, 508 Persian Classical Poetry
402 Urdu/ Sindhi/ Additional English in lieu of mother
tongue (4) PERS 504, 509 Modern Persian Literature
PERS 505, 510 Contribution of Prose writers and Poets of Sindh
B. Persian Requirements: (58) twards Persian Literatures &
PERS 310,311 Persian Prose, Poetry & Grammar (4, 4)
PERS 601 to 660 as for M.A. for (Hons.)
PERS 410,411 Persian Prose, Poetry & Grammar (4, 4)
M.Phil. in Arabic: 4-Semester Program (40)
PERS 412,413 Persian Literature & Grammar (4, 4)
PERS 501,506 Persian Grammar & Translation (3,3) Pre-requisite: M.A. Arabic or equivalent qualifications; Pre-Admission Test
PERS 502,507 Persian Classical Prose (3, 3) Coursework requirement:

PERS 503,508 Persian Classical Poetry (3, 3) 1st Semester

PERS 504, 509 Modern Persian Literature (4, 4) AR 800 Research and Research Methods (4)
PERS 505,510 Contribution of Prose Writers and Poets of Sindh AR 801 History of Pre-Islamic and Islamic Arabic Literature
towards Persian Literature(3, 3) (from 5th Century to 661 A.D) (4)
PERS 530 Comprehensive Viva-Voce (2) AR 802 History of Arabic Prose (from 661 A.D to 1798 A.D) (4)
AR 803 History of Arabic Poetry (from 661 A.D to 1798 A.D)
C. Supporting Minor I & II Courses (24) (4)
One each from Group ‘A’ and ‘B’ 2nd Semester
AR 804 History of Modern Arabic Literature (from 1798 A.D to
Master of Arts (Honours) in Persian: 2-Semester (34) 2002 A.D) (4)
AR 805 Arabic Language in Pakistan (from 644 A.D to 2002
Pre-requisite; Bachelor degree with major in Persian. A.D) (4)
PERS 601, 651 Persian Speaking, Writing & Translation of Persian 2nd to 4th Semester
PERS 602, 652 A Literary History of Persian AR 895 Research on Approved topic. Thesis/ Dissertation and
Defense.
PERS 603, 653 Pre-Islamic History of Persian Literature in Iran &
Arabia Department of Philosophy
PERS 604, 654 Persian Essay or Monograph The Department was established in 1952-53 with Late Prof. K.A. Hameed,
PERS 660 Comprehensive Viva-Voce Ph.D. (Berlin) as its first Chairman. Dr. Waheed Ali Farooqui, Dr. S.A. Rahim
Master of Arts in Persian: Four semester Program (66) and Mr. Fareeduddin Shaikh followed later. The Department has been
imparting instructions in almost all branches of Philosophy with
specialization in such diverse subjects as Philosophy of Science, Sufism, PHIL 516 Existentialism-I OR Shah Latif of Bhit-I (3)
Philosophy of Language, Existentialism and Logic, etc. PHIL 518 Existentialism-II OR Shah Latif of Bhit-II (3)
The faculty comprises: PHIL 530 Comprehensive Viva-Voce (2)
LEGHARI, SALMA BEGUM, Asst: Prof. & Incharge
M.A. 1993 (S.U) C. Supporting Minor Courses I & II (24)
MUGHERI AYAZ HYDER, Lecturer One each from Group ‘A’ and ‘B’
M.A. (S.U)
Master of Arts in Philosophy: Four semester Program (66)
TALPUR MUZAFFAR ALI, Lecturer
M.A. (S.U) Pre-requisite; Bachelor degree preferably with Philosophy as one of the
elective subjects, Pre-Entry Test.
Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Philosophy: 6-semester program (96)
Pre-requisite: H.S.C. or equivalent with 45% minimum marks.
PHIL 500,502 History of Philosophy (4, 4)
A. General Requirements: (14) PHIL 504,506 Metaphysics & Epistemology (3, 3)
ENG 300,301 English (2, 2) PHIL 508,510 Moral Philosophy (3, 3)
ENG 400,401 English (2, 2) PHIL 532,534 History of Arts (3, 3)
IS 302 Islamic Studies (1) PHIL 516,518 Muslim Philosophy (3, 3)
PS 303 Pakistan Studies (1) PHIL 608,610 Contemporary Philosophy (4, 4)
402-403 Urdu/ Sindhi/ Additional English in lieu of mother
PHIL 612,614 Existentialism OR Shah Latif of Bhit (4, 4)
tongue (4)
PHIL 628,630 Logic & Scientific Method (4, 4)
B. Philosophy Requirements: (58) PHIL 632, 634 Philosophy of History (4, 4)
PHIL 310 History of Philosophy-I (4) PHIL 640 Comprehensive Viva-Voce (2)
PHIL 312 History of Philosophy-II (4)
PHIL 410 Metaphysics & Epistemology-I (4) Department of Sindhi
PHIL 412 Metaphysics & Epistemology-II (4) The Department of Sindhi was established in the tenure of Vice Chancellor
PHIL 414 Contemporary Philosophy-I (4) Allama I.I Kazi, at the Old Campus Hyderabad, in 1952. Dr. N.A. Baloch
PHIL 416 Contemporary Philosophy-II (4) became the first Head of the Department. The Department was shifted to
PHIL 500 Logic & Scientific Methods-I (4) Allama I.I. Kazi Campus, Jamshoro in 1971. This department has an
PHIL 502 Logic & Scientific Methods-II (4) impressive history in education and research, it has produced some
Scholars of world repute. 46 Ph.D and 6 M.Phil studies have been carried
PHIL 504 Moral Philosophy-I (3)
out to-date. The department has been publishing research journals with
PHIL 506 Moral Philosophy-II (3) different names in different periods such as Sookhri, Saughat, Poorab and
PHIL 508 Philosophy of Religion-I (3) Parkh and Keenjher, the last one being published since 1987. These
PHIL 510 Philosophy of Religion-II (3) journals carry significant importance in the field of Sindhi Language and
PHIL 512 Muslim Philosophy-I (3) Literary research. The department has established Shah Abdul Latif
PHIL 514 Muslim Philosophy-II (3) Research Cell and Lectures under Professor Muhram Khan Lecture Series
are held regularly to promote research.
The department has introduced 4-yr. Bachelor (Hons) Sindhi program, ENG 301 English (3)
replacing the earlier 3-yr. (Hons) program. The syllabus for 4 yr. Bachelor PS 303 Pakistan Studies (2)
degree has been recommended by the Board of studies, Faculty of Arts, and SIND/SC 308 Sindhi Computing-II (3)
is under process of approval by other statutory bodies. SIND 312 Forms of Sindhi Prose-I (Drama, Novel) (4)
Minor-A (3)
The faculty comprises:-
Minor-B (3)
KHUWAJA NOOR AFROZ, Professor & Chairperson B.A (Hons) P-II
M.A. 1976, Ph.D. 1997 (S.U)
1st Semester
BUGHIO MUHAMMAD QASIM, Professor & Dean ENG 400 English (3)
M.A. 1976, LL.B. 1980, M.A. Jour. 1981 (S.U) & Ph.D. (Essex) 1994
SIND 402 Sindhi Compulsory (2)
HUSSAINI SAHAR IMDAD, Professor, SIND 406 Sindhi Computing-III (3)
M.A. 1972, Ph.D. 2005 (S.U)
SIND 410 Forms of Sindhi (Clasical Poetry-I) (2)
MIRZA QAMAR JEHAN, Professor SIND 411 Forms of Sindhi Prose-I (Travelogues Letters Diaries (2)
M.A. 1978 & Ph.D. 1983 (S.U)
Minor-A (3)
MUFTI TEHMINA, Professor
M.A. 1975 & Ph.D.1995 (S.U) Minor-B (3)
2nd Semester
HAKRO MUHAMMAD ANWAR, Assoc.. Professor
M.A. (S.U), Ph.D. (SALU) 1996 SIND 412 Modern Poetry (2)
JUNEJO ABDUL AHAD, Asstt.Professor
SIND 413 Forms of Sindhi Prose-II (Autobiography/ Biography) (2)
M.A. (SALU)1993 SIND/SC 408 Sindhi Computing-IV (3)
ENG 401 English (3)
KAKA NAWAB ALI, Lecturer SIND 403 Sindhi Compulsory (Short Stories & Modern Poetry) (2)
M.A. (S.U) 2003
Minor-A (3)
MIRBAHAR MUHAMMAD ISHAQ, Lecturer Minor-B (3)
M.A. (S.U) 1998
PITAFI SHAZIA, Lecturer B.A (Hons) P-III
M.A. (K.U) 2004
1st Semester
SAYED NOOR MUHAMMAD SHAH, Lecturer SIND 501 Classical Poetry-I (3)
M.A. (S.U) 1997
SIND 502 Folk Literature (Prose Forms) (4)
SIND 503 Literary Criticism-I (3)
Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Sindhi: 4-Yr. (8- semester) program (146) SIND 504 Aruzi Poetry-I (4)
Pre-requisite: H.S.C. or equivalent. Pre- Entry Test SIND 505 Evaluation of Modern Poetry (4)
B.A (Hons) P-I 2nd Semester
1st Semester SIND 506 Classical Poetry-II (3)
ENG 300 Remedial English (3) SIND 507 Folk Literature-II (Poetry) (4)
IS/ET 302 Islamic Studies or Ethics for non Muslims (2) SIND 508 Literary Criticism-II (4)
SIND/SC 306 Sindhi Computing-I (3) SIND 509 Aruzi Poetry-II (3)
SIND 310 Introduction to Sindhi Literature (4) SIND 510 Modern Poetry-II (4)
Minor-A (3)
Minor-B (3)
2nd Semester B.A (Hons) P-IV
1st Semester SIND 603 Form of Sindhi Prose (4)
SIND 601 Shah Latif (4) SIND 604 Sindhi Translations of world literature (4)
SIND 602 Linguistics-I (4) SIND 605 Research Methodology (2)
SIND 603 Evaluation of Sindhi Prose-I (4) 2nd Semester
SIND 604 Sindhi Translations of world literature (3)
SIND 606 Vadantic Poetry (4)
SIND 604 Research Methodology (3)
SIND 607 Sindhi Linguistics (4)
2nd Semester SIND 608 Evaluation of Sindhi Prose (4)
SIND 605 Vadantic Poetry (4) SIND 609 Global trends of literature (4)
SIND 606 Linguistics-II (4) SIND 610 Monograph (2)
SIND 607 Evaluation of Sindhi Prose-II (4) SIND 611 Comprehensive Viva-Voce (2)
SIND 608 Global trends of literature (4) MS/M.Phil in Sindhi: 4 Semester Program (40)
SIND 609 Monograph (2)
SIND 610 Comprehensive Viva-Voce (2)

Master of Arts (Pass) Sindhi, Four Semester program (66)

Pre-requisite; Bachelor degree, preferably with Sindhi as one of the Department of Urdu
elective subjects.
The Department of Urdu started functioning in the academic year 1952-53,
at the University of Sindh, Elsa Kazi Campus, Hyderabad. Its first chairman
M.A (Previous) was Professor Qazi Ghulam Murtaza. Later Prof. Dr. Ghulam Mustafa Khan
1st Semester took over as chairman. M.Phil & Ph.D. Research was started in 1956. The
SIND 501 Forms of Classical Poetry-I (3) First Annual Journal “Sareer-e-Khama” was first published in 1960. The
SIND 502 Folk Literature (Prose Forms) (4) other Research Journal “TAHQIQ”, that has achieved the reputation and
outstanding fame as a literary journal was first published in 1987. The
SIND 503 Literary Criticism (3)
department is proud to mention that 8 volumes of “Sareer-e-Khama” and 18
SIND 504 Aruzi Poetry (4) volumes of “THAQIQ” have been published to- date. The Department has
SIND 505 Forms of Modern Poetry (4) awarded one D.Litt., 66 Doctoral & 8 M.Phil Degrees to date; Some of the
recipients are noted scholars. Out of 66 Doctoral Degrees awarded in urdu,
2nd Semester 40 Ph.D Scholars were supervised by (Late) Dr. Ghulam Mustafa Khan. This
is the second highest number in University of Sindh. At present research is
Sind 505 Evaluation of Classical Poetry (3) being carried out for 8 Doctoral & 16 M.Phil Degree studies.
SIND 506 Folk Literature (Poetry) (4)
SIND 507 Literary Criticism-II (4) The Department carries out different literary functions from time to time.
Recently two seminars were organised successfully. In addition to this,
Sind 508 Evaluation of Aruzi Poetry-II (3)
seminar on “Dr. Ghulam Mustafa Khan” is also arranged regularly each year,
Sind 509 Evaluation of Modern Poetry-II (4) while under “Dr. Najam-ul-Islam Lecture Series”, eminent scholars from all
over the country are invited to deliver lecture.
M.A (Final)
The faculty comprises:
1st Semester
SIND 601 Shah Latif (4) SYED JAVED IQBAL, Professor & Chairman
M.A. 1987, M.Phil., Ph.D. 2002 (S.U)
SIND 602 General Linguistics (4)
JILANI ATIQ AHMED, Asstt. Professor URD 601 Usool-e-Tahqiq: (3)
M.A. (S.U) 1978 URD 606 Ibtedaee Farsi: (3)
MIRZA SALEEM BAIG, Asstt. Professor URD 602 Urdu Adab Bisveen Sadi Main (Shairi): (3)
M.A. (S.U) 1986 URD 607 Urdu Adab Bisveen Sadi Main (Nasr): (3)
PATHAN RAFIQUE AHMED, Asstt. Professor URD 603 Iqbal Ka Khosoosi Mutalaa-I (4)
M.A. 1991 (S.U) URD 608 Iqbal Ka Khosoosi Mutalaa -II (4)
URD 604 Urdu Ke Adabi Tazkire Aur Lughat Navesi: (4)
ABIDA HUMA, Lecturer URD 609 Hali Aur Akbar Ka Khusoosi Mutalaa/ Monograph (4)
M.A. 2002 (S.U)
Master of Arts in Urdu: 4-r semester Program Regular (68)
PATHAN FAREEDUDDIN, Lecturer Pre-requisite; Bachelor degree preferably with Urdu as one of the elective
M.A. 1999 (S.U) subjects.
URD 500 Tareekh-e-Zuban -o- Adab-e-Urdu (I): (4)
Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Urdu 3-Yr. (6- Semester) program(96)
URD 505 Tareekh-e-Zuban -o- Adab-e-Urdu-I (4)
A. General Requirements: (14)
URD 501 Afsanvi Adab-I (3)
ENG 300,301 English (2,2)
URD 506 Afsanvi Adab-II (3)
ENG 400,401 English (2,2)
URD 502 Asaleeb-e-Nasr-e-Urdu-I (3)
IS 302 Islamic Studies (1)
URD 507 Asaleeb-e-Nasr-e-Urdu-II (3)
PS 303 Pakistan Studies (1)
URD 503 Urdu Shairi Classiki Ahad Main-I (4)
URD 402,403 Urdu Lazmi, Hissa-e-Nasar (2, 2)
URD 508 Urdu Shairi Classiki Ahad Main-II (4)
B. Urdu Requirements: (64)
URD 504 Pakistani Zubanoon Ke Classiki Shairi Adab Ka Tanqidi
URD 310 Muntakhib Adab, Hissa-e-Nazm: (4)
Mutalaa: (3)
URD 350 Shairi Hissa-e- Awal (3)
URD 509 Ibtedaee Arabi: (3)
URD 312 Muntakhib Adab, Hissa-e-Nasr: (4)
URD 600 to 630 as for M.A. (Hons.)
URD 350 Shairi Hissa-e- Dovom (3)
URD 410 Qadeem Adab, Hissa-e-Nazm-I: (4)
URD 412 Qadeem Adab, Hissa-e-Nasr-I: (4)
URD 411 Jadeed Adab, Hissa-e-Nasr-II (4)
URD 413 Islah-e-Zuban-o-Imla-II: (4)
URD 510 Tareekh-e-Zuban -o- Adab-e-Urdu-I (4)
URD 515 Tareekh-e-Zuban -o- Adab-e-Urdu-II (4)
URD 511 Afsanvi Adab-I (3)
URD 516 Afsanvi Adab-II: (3)
URD 512 Asaleeb-e-Nasr-e-Urdu-I (3)
URD 517 Asaleeb-e-Nasr-e-Urdu-II (3)
URD 513 Urdu Shairi Classiki Ahad Main-I (4)
URD 518 Urdu Shairi Classiki Ahad Main-II (4)
URD 514 Pakistani Zubanoon Kay Classiki Shari Adab Ka Tanqidi
Mutalaa: (3)
URD 519 Ibtedaee Arabi: (3)
C. Supporting Minor I & II Courses (24)  
One each from Group ‘A’ and ‘B’
Master of Arts (Hons.) in Urdu: 2- semester Program (34)
Pre-requisite; Bachelor degree with Urdu major.
URD 600 Tanqeed-I: (3)
URD 605 Tanqeed-II (3)
 FACULTY OF COMMERCE &
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
The Faculty of Commerce and Business Administration was established in 1989, with Late Professor Yaqoob Ansari as its first Dean.
The Faculty comprises Institute of Commerce that had been functioning as department under the then Faculty of Arts since 1963, (raised to the
status of the Institute in 2000) and the Institute of Business Administration functioning since 1979. Prof. Dr. Anwar Ali Shah G. Syed is presently
the Dean of the Faculty.

1. Institute of Commerce
2. Institute of Business Administration

Programs offered & Seats available

in Morning Program

Business Administration Commerce

B.B.A. 4-yr. M.B.A. B.Com. 4-yr. M.Com.

122 122 100 50

Evening Program
--- 300 120 50
Institute of Commerce JAMALI NOOR MUHAMMAD, Professor & Director
M.Com. (S.U) 1983, Ph.D. (HUK) 2001

Department of Commerce established in the year 1963 at Old Campus, AGHA RIAZ HASSAN, Assoc. Professor
M.Com. (S.U) 1978
Hyderabad, was shifted to Allama I.I. Kazi Campus in 1970. It has been
functioning in its new premises close to the Institute of Business SHAIKH KHALID HUSSAIN, Assoc. Professor
M.Com. (S.U) 1981, Ph.D (KU) 2004
Administration (IBA) of the University, since 1999 and has been recently
upgraded as Institute of Commerce. SHAIKH MANZOOR AHMED, Assoc. Professor
M.Com. (S.U) 1975
The Institute has introduced 4 years B-Com (Hons.) as of 2007 session. The
B.Com (Hons.) 4-yr. program is of 8- semester, of 136 CH, covering 45 ABRO MUHAMMAD HAFEEZ, Asstt: Professor
M.Com. (S.U) 1991
courses. The candidate after successful completion of the course will be
eligible for job in BPS 17 in Public/ Private Organizations as per Federal BHATIA ANEEL KUMAR, Asstt. Professor
M.Sc. Computer Sc. (S.U) 1991
Government Notification. The 4-yr. degree is equivalent to old M.Com.
Degree in status and job requirement. Two- year M.Com. (Pass) program CHANDIO JAWED AHMED, Asstt: Professor (on study leave)
M.Com. (S.U)
with specialization in Marketing, Accounting and Finance is to continue also.
The objective of the 4-year degree program is to train graduates who may HALEPOTO JAMSHED ADIL, Asstt: Professor (on study leave)
M.Com. (S.U) 1998
compete with graduates from any other institution globally:-
At the end of the program the students will be able to:- JAMALI GHULAM RASOOL, Asstt. Professor
M.Com. 1983, LL.B (S.U) 1991
• Evaluate different financial proposal by exhibiting strong
JHATIYAL ASHIQUE ALI, Asstt. Professor (on study leave)
theoretical knowledge and quantitative techniques. M.Com. (S.U) 1998
• Establish an accounting system for a new concern or handle the KANASRO HAKIM ALI , Asstt. Professor
accounts of any on- going concern. M.Com. 1983 (S.U), Ph.D. (SALU) 2008
• Have a broader understanding of corporate, legal and business KAZI MUMTAZ AHMED, Asstt: Professor
affairs. M.Com. (S.U) 1998

• Understand the modern business scenario. KAZI NUSRAT FATIMA, Asstt: Professor
M.Com. (S.U) 1991
• Provide strong managerial, interpersonal and negotiation skills. MAHESAR HAKIM ALI, Asstt: Professor
• Conduct research independently. M.Com. (S.U) 2001
SHAIKH NAJIA, Asstt: Professor
• Comprehend business and economic environment. M.Com. (S.U) 2001
SIDDIQUI MEHTAB BEGAM, Asstt: Professor
This Institute has been imparting quality education. Courses have been M.Com. (S.U) 2001
designed to equip students with professional skills and knowledge to take
SOOMRO MUNEERUDDIN, Asstt: Professor
their place as leaders in the world of Business, Commerce or any other M.Com. 1984, LL.B.1989 (S.U), Ph.D. (HUK) 2006
profession they may choose to pursue. The faculty of the Institute has to BHABAN ASHFAQUE AHMED, Lecturer
their credit good number of publications in the Research Journals of national M.Com. (S.U) 2001
repute. The curriculum as noted above is relevant to the changing needs of MEMON SADIA, Lecturer
society. M.Com. (S.U) 2006
The Institute has well- equipped Computer Laboratory with latest software to
provide training to the students. It has an excellent Seminar Library with B.Com. (Hons) 4-Yr. (8- semester) Program, Regular & Eve. (136)
6500 text and reference books on Management, Marketing, Accounting, Pre-requisite; H.S.C. Arts/ Science/ Commerce/ Diploma in Commerce, with
Finance, Economics and others. The Institute also offer at least 45% marks. First preference to candidates with Commerce
2-yr M.Phil program in Commerce background and to Diploma holders with 55% score; Pre-Entry Test.

The faculty comprises:- 1st Semester 1ST YEAR

 COM 301 Principles of Accounting-I (4) COM 604 Electronic Commerce (E-Commerce) (3)
COM 302 Introduction to Business (3) COM *Field of Specialization Paper-I (3)
COM 303 Micro Economics (3) 8th Semester
COM 304 Business Mathematics (3) COM 651 Human Resource Management (3)
COM 305 Functional English (3) COM 652 International Business (3)
COM 306 Islamic Studies (2) COM 653 Strategic Management (3)
2nd Semester COM 654 Business Internship Report and Viva Voce (6)
COM 351 Principles of Accounting-II (4) COM *Field of Specialization Paper-II (3)
COM 352 Business Statistics (3) COM Comprehensive Viva-Voce (3)
COM 353 Macro Economics (3) Elective: Select any 2 courses, one in each semester in final year, from the
COM 354 Writing Skill (3) following Field of Specialization
COM 355 Computer Application in Business (4)
COM 356 Pakistan Studies (2) 1. Accounting
3rd Semester 2ND YEAR COM 701 Advanced Accounting and Practice
COM 401 Advanced Accounting-I (4) COM 702 Public Sector Accounting
COM 402 Business Law (3) COM 703 Advanced Auditing
COM 403 Economy of Pakistan (3) COM 704 Cost Accounting Application
COM 404 Income Tax Law (3)
COM 405 Money & Banking (3) 2. Finance
4th Semester COM 721 Islamic Finance
COM 451 Advanced Accounting-II (4) COM 722 Corporate Finance
COM 452 Auditing (3) COM 723 Project Management
COM 453 Cost Accounting (3) COM 724 Specialized Financial Institutions
COM 454 Custom and Sales Tax (4) COM 725 International Finance
COM 455 Business Communication & Report Writing (3) COM 726 Treasury and Fund Management
3. Marketing
5th Semester 3RD YEAR COM 741 International Marketing
COM 501 Principles of Management (3) COM 742 Marketing Management
COM 502 Principles of Marketing (3) COM 743 Retail Management
COM 503 Managerial Economics (3) COM 744 Marketing Communication
COM 504 Financial Management (3) COM 745 Marketing Research
COM 505 Research Methods in Business (3) COM 746 Hotel and Restaurant Management
6th Semester 3. Banking
COM 551 Logic and Arguments (3) COM 761 Banking Law & Practice
COM 552 Total Quality Management (3)
COM 762 International Banking
COM 553 Accounting Information System (3)
COM 763 Treasury and Fund Management
COM 554 Entrepreneurship (3)
COM 764 Regulation of Financial Institutions
COM 555 Advanced Cost and Management Accounting (3)
COM 765 Marketing of Financial Services
COM 556 Research Project Report and Viva Voce (3)
COM 766 Islamic Banking
7th Semester 4TH YEAR
COM 601 Organizational Behaviour (3) Master of Commerce: M.Com. Four semester Program (60)
COM 602 Operations and Production Management (3) Pre-requisite: B. Com. (Pass) degree. Pre-entry test
COM 603 Investment and Portfolio Management (3)
M.Com. Previous courses: -
 COM 501 Management (3) MS/M.Phil in Commerce: 2 years (4 Semester) program
COM 511 Fundamentals of Marketing (3) Pre-requisite: B.Com (Hons) 4-yr, M.Com., Pre-Entry Test.
COM 521 Quantitative Techniques for Business(3) 1st Semester
COM 531 Managerial Economics (3) COM 800 Philosophy of Social Sciences (4)
COM 541 Business Communication & Technical Writing (3) COM 801 Advanced Research Methodology (4)
COM Computer Applications to Business (NC) COM 802 Inferential Statistics (4)
COM 551 Computer Applications to Business (3) COM 803 Computer Techniques in Business (4)
COM 561 Financial Management (3) 2nd Semester
COM 571 International Business (3) COM 804 Issues in Contemporary Business (4)
COM 581 Company Law & Secretarial Practices (3) COM 805 Corporate Governance (4)
COM 591 Human Resource Management (3) 3rd to 4th Semester
COM 895 Research on approved topic, Thesis & its
Final year courses: defence.
COM 600 Internship Report & Viva-Voce (3)
COM 601 Research Methods in Business (3)
Institute of Business Administration
COM 611 Organizational Behaviour (3) The Institute of Business Administration, University of Sindh, formerly
COM 621 Advanced Cost & Management Accounting (3) Institute of Business Studies (IBS), was established in 1979 under the
dynamic leadership of Late Professor Nabi Bakhsh Daudpota. Initially
COM 643 Investment Analysis & Portfolio Management (3)
housed in the Allama I.I. Kazi Library Building of the University, it was later
COM 651 Production & Operation Management (3) shifted to its present premises in 1984 and redesignated from IBS to
COM 661 Business Policy (3) Institute of Business Administration in 1999
COM 671 Management of Public Enterprises (3)
The total number of students in morning and evening programs in various
B. Specialization requirements: Any TWO Courses to be offered from any classes is close to 1890. The IBA has thoroughly updated its curricula under
one of the fields listed hereunder: the revised scheme of studies; new grading system has also been
1. Accounting introduced from the year 1999-2000, to bring the grading at par with the
COM 631 Advanced Accounting Theory & Problems leading Business Schools of the country.
COM 632 Governmental Accounting The Institute offers 4- year Bachelor Degree- BBA (Hons.) program from
COM 681 Advanced Auditing Problems 2007 onward with specialization in Finance, Marketing, Information
COM 682 Cost Accounting for selected Industries Technology and Human Resource Management. The IBA also offers MBA
2. Finance direct degree (2-year 4 Semester Master’s program) in its regular morning
COM 641 Islamic Principles of Finance program with specialization in Finance, Marketing, Management Information
System, Human Resource Management and Accounting.
COM 642 Banking Management
COM 691 Project Management I.B.A. also offers Two years six semester MBA evening program specially
COM 692 Specialized Financial Institutions designed for in-service personnel and for those who desire to seek better job
3. Marketing opportunities.
COM 645 Marketing Management The faculty comprises:-
COM 646 Retailing Management
ZARDARI KHAIR MUHAMMAD, Assoc. Professor & Director
COM 695 Advertising M.Com. 1978 (S.U), M.B.A. 1985 (Leeds), LL.B. 1977 (S.U)
COM 696 Marketing Research
COM 697 Hotel & Restaurant Management SYED ANWAR ALI SHAH G. SYED , Professor & Dean
M.Com. 1975, LL.B. 1981 (S.U), M.B.A. (Leeds) 1984, Ph.D. 1989 (Wales)
CHANNA NIZAMUDDIN, Asstt. Professor SHAH NAVEED KARIM BUX, Lecturer
M.Sc. Computer Sc. (S.U) 1993, Ph.D. (China) 2006 M.B.A. (S.U)
SHAIKH AHSANUL HAQ, Lecturer
GOPANG NAZIR AHMED, Asstt. Professor M.B.A. (S.U)
M.B.A. (S.U) 1984

JARIKO MUSHTAQUE ALI, Asstt. Professor SHAIKH MARIA AIJAZ, Lecturer

M.B.A (S.U) M.B.A. (S.U)

KAZI ZAHID HUSSAIN, Asstt. Professor SHAIKH SANOBER REHMAN, Lecturer

M.B.A. (S.U) 1987 M.B.A. (S.U)

KHOSO IMAMUDDIN, Asstt. Professor
M.B.A (S.U), Ph.D. (Japan) 2008
MEMON MUHAMMAD, Asstt. Professor
M.B.A (S.U) 1993
MEMON MUHAMMAD MIAN, Asstt. Professor (on study leave)
M.B.A. (S.U)
PARMAR VISHNU, Asstt. Professor
M.B.A. (S.U) 1992
PATHAN MUHAMMAD ASLAM, Asstt. Professor
M.B.A. (S.U) 1984
SYED NAVEED KARIM BUX SHAH, Lecturer
M.B.A. (S.U)
Bachelor of Bussiness Administration (BBA) 4-yr (8-semester) program
(146)
Pre-requisite:- H.S.C. with at least 50% aggregate marks. Candidates with
Intermediate Arts must have offered one of the Social Science subjects as
elective at H.S.C. level.
Admission on district U/R quota basis, 122 seats available as per
details on page # 25.

SHAH ABDUL SATTAR, Asstt. Professor A. Bussiness Administration Core Courses Requirements:
M.B.A. (S.U) 1st Semester First Year
SHAH AISHA BASHIR, Asstt. Professor BUS 301 Freshman English-I (3)
M.B.A (S.U) BUS 302 IT in Business (3)
BUS 303 Pakistan Studies and Islamic Studies (1,2)
SHAH SOBIA SHAFAQ, Asstt. Professor BUS 304 Business Mathematics (3)
M.B.A. (S.U)
BUS 305 Fundamentals of Accounting (3)
SHAH SHAMAIL, Asstt. Professor (on study leave) BUS 306 Fundamentals of Business (3)
M.P.A. (S.U)

LASHARI INTZAR ALI, Lecturer 2nd Semester

M.Sc. Computer Sc. (S.U) BUS 310 Freshman English-II (3)
BUS 311 Logic (3)
MEMON SEEMA, Lecturer BUS 312 Financial Accounting (3)
M.B.A. (S.U)
BUS 313 Project Management (3)
MEMON SHOAIB KARIM, Lecturer BUS 314 Micro Economics (3)
M.Sc. Computer Sc. (S.U) BUS 315 Auditing (3)
QURESHI FIZA, Lecturer
M.B.A. (S.U) 1st Semester Second Year
BUS 401 Oral Communication (3)
QURESHI SAIMA, Lecturer BUS 402 Business Statistics (3)
M.B.A (S.U) BUS 403 Public Enterprise Management (3)
RIND HINA, Lecturer BUS 404 Cost Accounting (3)
M.B.A. (S.U) BUS 405 Macro Economics (3)
BUS 405 Principles of Insurance (3)
 specialization in two major areas (bi-major) have to choose two courses from
2nd Semester one specialization and two from other.
BUS 410 Laws of Business and Taxation (3)
BUS 411 Statistical Inferences (3) Areas of Concentration/ Specialization:
BUS 412 Fundamentals of Marketing (3) Elective courses numbered BUS 615 to BUS 686 are to be offered from the
BUS 413 Pakistan Economy (3) courses listed here:
BUS 414 Business Ethics (3)
Marketing
BUS 415 Money & Banking (3)
BUS 615 Sales Management
1st Semester Third Year BUS 616 Export Marketing
BUS 501 Principles of Management (3) BUS 617 Integrated Marketing Communication
BUS 502 Marketing Management (3) BUS 618 Global/ International Marketing
BUS 503 Business Planning and Policy (3) BUS 619 Seminar in Marketing
BUS 504 SME’s (3) BUS 620 Personal Selling
BUS 505 Business Finance (3) BUS 621 Brand Management
BUS 506 Business Communication (3) BUS 622 Cyber/ Internet Marketing
BUS 623 Services Marketing
2nd Semester BUS 624 Industrial Marketing
BUS 510 Organizational Behavior (3) BUS 625 Retailing/ Retail Management
BUS 511 Operations/ Production Management (3) BUS 626 Marketing of IT Products
BUS 512 E- Commerce (3) BUS 627 Marketing Research
BUS 513 Industrial Relations (3) BUS 628 Inventory Management
BUS 514 Managerial Economics (3) BUS 629 Consumer Behavior
BUS 515 Business Research Methods (3)
Finance
1st Semester Fourth Year BUS 630 International Finance Management
BUS 601 Financial Management (3) BUS 631 Financial Statement Analysis
BUS 602 Human Resource Management (3) BUS 632 Seminar in Finance
BUS 603 Consumer Behaviour (3) BUS 633 Corporate Finance
BUS 604 Total Quality Management (TQM) (3) BUS 634 Investment and Portfolio Management
BUS 605 Elective-I (3) BUS 635 Insurance Management
BUS 606 Elective-II (3) BUS 636 Risk Management
BUS 637 Treasury and Funds Management
2nd Semester BUS 638 Islamic Banking and Finance
BUS 610 Entrepreneurship (3)
BUS 611 International Business (3) Management
BUS 612 Management Information system (MIS) (3) BUS 639 Organizational development
BUS 613 Elective- I (3) BUS 640 Change Management
BUS 614 Elective-II (3) BUS 641 Crises Management
BUS 690 Business Internship: 6-8 weeks (3) BUS 642 Comparative Management
BUS 643 Knowledge Management
B. Elective Courses BUS 644 Project Management
For specialization in the areas identified hereunder students are required to BUS 645 Health Care Services Management
offer four courses from the area of concentration, selecting two courses in BUS 646 Education Management
first semester and two in second semester. Students wishing to pursue BUS 647 NGO’s Management
BUS 648 Environmental Management BUS 685 International Hospital Management
BUS 649 Hospital Management BUS 686 Understanding Hospital Financial Management
BUS 650 Logistic Management
BUS 651 Operation Management Master of Business Administration for Hons. 2- Semester Program (34)
BUS 652 Small and Medium Enterprises Management Pre-requisite: B.B.A. 3-yr. Honours degree
Information Technology
BUS 653 Computer Networking A. Core Courses Requirements:
BUS 654 Operating System 1st Semester
BUS 655 Expert System and Artificial Intelligence BUS 611 Management Information System
BUS 656 System Analysis and Design BUS 612 Financial Management
BUS 657 Seminar in MIS BUS 613 Methods in Business Research
BUS 658 Soft Quality Management (SQM) Elective-I
Elective-II
Banking
BUS 659 Banking Law and Practice 2nd Semester
BUS 660 International Banking BUS 661 Human Resource Management
BUS 661 Consumer Banking BUS 662 Marketing Management
BUS 662 Credit Analysis and Investment Banking BUS 663 Cost & Management Accounting
BUS 663 Banks Management Elective-I
BUS 664 Seminar in Banking Elective-II
BUS 670 Business Internship Report
Hotel Management Comprehensive Viva-Voce
BUS 665 Hotel Services Marketing
BUS 666 Hotel Financing and Budgeting B. Areas of Concentration:
BUS 667 Food and Beverages Management Courses under any ONE area of concentration/ fields of specialization
BUS 668 Hospitality Management identified here, are to be offered for M.B.A. (Final Honours side as well
BUS 669 Events/ Conferences Management as M.B.A. Direct Programs) as Electives in consultation with the Director
Human Resources Management of the Institute.
BUS 670 Recruitment and Selection Marketing
BUS 671 Training and development BUS 701, 751 Marketing Communications
BUS 672 Personal Management BUS 702, 752 Retail Management
BUS 673 Managerial skills BUS 703, 753 Consumer Behaviour
BUS 674 Compensation Management BUS 704, 754 International Marketing
BUS 675 Leadership and Team Management BUS 705, 755 Export Marketing
BUS 676 Micro Organizational Dynamics BUS 706, 756 Industrial Marketing
BUS 677 Labour Laws in Pakistan BUS 707, 757 Sales Management
BUS 678 Training Intervention in Job skills BUS 708, 758 Personal Selling
BUS 709, 759 Brand Management
Health Services Management BUS 710, 760 Business Planning & Policy, E-Marketing
BUS 679 Introduction to Health Services in Pakistan BUS 711 E- Business
BUS 680 Management in Health System
BUS 681 Health Care Facility Planning Finance
BUS 682 Supply Chain Management BUS 712, 761 Corporate Finance
BUS 683 Health Communication BUS 713, 762 Analysis of Financial Statements
BUS 684 Total Quality Management for Hospital Services BUS 714, 763 International Financial Management
BUS 715, 764 Investment Theory & Practice BUS 750, 799 Personal Growth and Development
BUS 716, 765 Security Analysis M.B.A. Four semester Morning Program (72)
BUS 717, 766 Portfolio Management Pre-requisite:- Candidates with Bachelor degree from a recognized
BUS 718, 767 Investment Banking Institution/ University, with at least Second Class or equivalent GPA score in
BUS 719, 768 Project Evaluation B.A., B.Sc. B.E., BS., B.Com., M.B.B.S., B.E. (Agriculture) BCS., BCIT, BPA
BUS 720 Risk Management (Hons.) or equivalent degree in any discipline, are eligible to compete; if
BUS 721 Credit Analysis selected they wilhavetosubmitPassorHonoursCertificate/Degreebeforepaymentoffees.
Admission on district U/R quota basis, 122 seats available as per
Management Information System (MIS)
details on page # 24.
BUS 722, 769 M-Commerce, Web Designing
BUS 723, 770 Computer Programming C ++ A. Core Courses Requirements:
BUS 724, 771 JAVA Programming 1st Year
BUS 725, 772 System Analysis and Design BUS 511 Management
BUS 726, 773 Data Base Management Systems BUS 512 Financial Accounting
BUS 727, 774 Expert System, Management of Computer System
BUS 513 Mathematics and Statistics for Management
BUS 728, 775 Oracle
BUS 514 Managerial Communications
BUS 729, 776 Artificial Intelligence
BUS 515 Economics (Micro and Macro)
Management BUS 516 Computer Orientation & Packages
BUS 730, 777 Strategic Management BUS 517 Functional/ Remedial English
BUS 731, 778 Multinational Business Management BUS 561 Organizational Behaviour
BUS 732, 779 Hotel and Tourism Management BUS 562 Total Quality Management (T.Q.M)
BUS 733, 780 Production Management BUS 563 E-Commerce
BUS 734, 783 Operations Management BUS 564 Managerial Economics
BUS 735, 784 Industrial Management, Comparative Management BUS 565 Enterpreneurship
BUS 736, 785 Logistics Management BUS 566 SMEs
BUS 737, 784 Business Planning & Policy, Industrial Management
BUS 738, 787 Factory Management 2nd Year
BUS 734, 781 Company Law and Secretarial Practices BUS 611 Management Information System
BUS 739, 786 Business Planning and Policy BUS 612 Financial Management
BUS 613 Methods in Business Research
Accounting
BUS Elective-I
BUS 739, 788 Industrial Accounting
BUS Elective-II
BUS 740, 789 Income Tax Accounting
BUS 661 Human Resource Management
BUS 741, 790 Accounting Information Systems
BUS 742, 791 Advanced Auditing BUS 662 Marketing Management
BUS 743, 792 Advanced Accounting BUS 663 Cost and Managementl Accounting
BUS Elective-I
Human Resource Management BUS Elective-II
BUS 744, 793 Industrial Relations BUS 670 Business Internship Report as partial requirement for
BUS 745, 794 Strategic Human Resource Management M.B.A.Degree.
BUS 746, 795 Public Enterprise Management
BUS 747, 796 Human Resource Planning B. Areas of Concentration:
BUS 748, 797 Training and Development
BUS 749, 798 Japanese Model of HRM
 Four Courses under any one of the fields of specialization identified for
M.B.A. (2 semester program above) to be offered as Electives in
consultation with the Director of the Institute.

M.B.A. Evening Six semester 2- year Program (69)

Pre-requisite:- Bachelor degree with 45% marks and subject to qualifying
Aptitude Test and Interview. The course is open only to candidates
domiciled in Hyderabad, Mirpurkhas, Sukkur or Larkana divisions.

A. Core Courses Requirements:

BUS 511 Management
BUS 512 Financial Accounting
BUS 514 Managerial Communications
BUS 516 Computer Orientation & Package
BUS 513 Maths. & Statistics for Management
BUS 514 Economics
BUS 563 Organizational Behavior
BUS 564 Enterpreneurship
BUS 561 Managerial Economics
BUS 562 Total Quality Management
BUS 565 Data Communication & Networks
BUS 566 Project Management
BUS 611 Management Information System
BUS 612 Financial Management
BUS Elective-I
BUS Elective-II
BUS 661 Human Resource Management
BUS Elective-I
BUS Elective-II
BUS 662 Marketing Management
BUS 669 Research Monograph
BUS 670 Business Internship Report
BUS 620 Comprehensive Viva-Voce

B. Areas of Concentration
Four Courses under any one of the fields of Specialization listed under the
M.B.A. (Morning) program above, are to be offered as Electives in
consultation with the Director.
THE FACULTY OF EDUCATION
The Faculty of Education started as the “Department of Education”, the
first teaching department of the university in 1951-52, achieved its Faculty
status in 1989. It has provided thousands of trained graduate teachers to the
educational sector not only in Sindh but also in other parts of Pakistan. The
programs offered by the Faculty include B.A. (Hons) Education, B.Ed., M.Ed.
and M.A. Education (Morning/Evening), M.Phil./Ph.D. and Diploma in
Education. Admission to two semester B.Ed. and M.Ed. programs and 4
semester M.A Education is held in July for Fall Spring, Session
commence from August each year. However B.A. (Hons) Education 6-
semeter program and M.A.(Hons.) Education 2- semester program run
concurrent with other University programs i.e. January – December.

The component departments of the Faculty are:-

- Department of Curriculum Development and Special Education
- Department of Distance, Continuing and Computer Education
- Department of Education
- Department of Educational Management and Supervision
- Department of Psychological Testing, Guidance and Research
- Department of Science & Technical Education

Programs offered Seats available

B.A. (Hons.) Education 040+5=45

B.Ed. (Morning Program) 300

B.Ed. (Evening Program) 300

B.Ed. Distance Education 1800

M.Ed. (Morning Program) 150

M.Ed. (Evening Program) 150

M.A. (Hons.) Education 030

M.A. Education (Morning) 050

M.A. Education (Evening) 050

M.Ed. Distance Education 1000

Introduction KHAN SALEHA PARVEEN, Asstt. Professor,
M.A. Education 1990, Ph.D. 2007 (S.U.)
The departments comprising the Faculty, together provide a broad base of BURIRO IMAM BUX, Lecturer
general teacher education at Bachelor level, and offer opportunity at Masters M.A. (English) 2000 M.Ed. 2001, (S.U)
level of specialization in one or more disciplines to attain mastery in the art CHCHAR ZUBAIR AHMED, Lecturer
and science of teaching. M.Sc. Physics 1997, M.Ed. 200a (S.U)
The graduate and post graduate programs B.Ed. / M.Ed. / M.A. Ed./
GOPANG ABDUL SATTAR, Lecturer
M.Phil./Ph.D. of the Faculty are conducted jointly by the component M.A. (English) 1993, M.Ed. 2000 (S.U)
departments.
SHAH SHAKEELA, Lecturer
Specifically the teacher education programs are designed to provide M.A. English Lit. 2001, M.Ed. 2003 (S.U)
opportunities to in-service and would-be-teachers to accomplish mainly the
following: Department of Educational Management & Supervision
ALMANI ABDUL SATTAR, Asstt. Professor & Incharge Chairman
To plan for instruction by formulating objectives in terms of student
M.Ed. 1990, M.A. Econ. 1990 & M.B.A. 1991(S.U), Ph.D. (HU)
outcomes which are observable and measurable;
MESSO MUHAMMAD SHAFI, Asstt. Professor
To select and organize content appropriate to specified objectives in M.A. Eco. 1993, M.Ed. 1996 (S.U)
ways that are consistent with the logic of that content and the needs of PANHWAR UZMA, Lecturer
the learners; M.A. (Sindhi), M.Ed. (S.U.), M.Phil. 2007 (HU)

To become competent in selecting and using those instructional SIDDIQUI ABIDA, Lecturer
M.Ed. 1996, M.A. (Urdu) 1998 (S.U.)
materials, media and strategies that enable individual students to
succeed in educational programs; SHAH AHSANULLAH, Lecturer
M.A. (Sindhi) 1999, M.A. Sociology, M.Ed. (S.A.L.U)
To acquire skills in evaluating learning outcomes within an educational
setting; Department of Psychological Testing, Guidance & Research

The faculty comprising each department is listed hereunder:-
Department of Science and Technical Education
JAFRI SYED IFTIKHAR HUSSAIN, Asstt. Professor & Incharge Chairman
M.Sc. Statistics 1987, M.A. Education 1994, LLB 1988, Ph.D 2007(S.U)
SIYAL NABI BUX, Asstt. Professor
M.Sc. Botany 1973 & M.Ed. 1990 (S.U)
MUNSHI PARVEEN, Professor, Chairperson & Dean
M.A. Economics 1981 & M.Ed. (Gold Medalist) 1986 (S.U), Ph.D. 2003 (H.U.)
MUGHAL FARZANA, Asstt. Professor,
M.A. Pol. Sc, 1990, B.Ed. 1991 M.Ed (S.U) 1993
SOOMRO NAZAR HUSSAIN, Assistant Professor (on study leave)
M.Sc. (S.U) 1997, M.Ed. Psy. (Edinboro) 2004
BANO SHAISTA, Lecturer
M.Ed. (S.U)

SOLANGI SULTANA, Asstt. Professor BHATTI TARIQUE, Lecturer

M.Ed. 1983 & M.A. Econ. M.Sc, 1987, M.Ed 2006 (SU)

KHOWAJA ZUHRA KHATOON, Lecturer MIRZA NIDA, Lecturer

M.Sc. Physics 1996, M.Ed. 2001, (S.U) M.A. English Lit. 2006, M.Ed. 2003 (S.U)

NOORANI LUBNA, Lecturer SHOAIB MOHSIN ALI, Lecturer

M.A. 2000, M.Ed. 2001(S.U) M.Sc, 1987, M.Ed 2006 (SU)

Department of Curriculum Development & Special Education Department of Distance, Continuing and Computer Education
KAMBOH MOHAMMAD ASLAM, Asstt. Professor & Incharge Chairman PANHWAR UZMA, Lecturer & Incharge Chairperson
M.Ed. 1984 & M.A. Islamic Culture 1985 (S.U) M.A. (Sindhi), M.Ed. (S.U), M.Phil. 2007 (HU)
 ED 485 Environmental Education (4)
ABBASI KAMRAN, Lecturer
B.C.S (Hons) 2005 (S.U) ED 501 Educational Technology (3)
CHACHAR ZUBAIR AHMED, Lecturer
M.Sc. Physics 1997, M.Ed. 2001 (SU) ED 507 Teaching of Minor-I School Subject (3)
SIDDIQUI SAMINA ZAFAR, Lecturer ED 509 Educational Psychology (3)
M.Sc. (S.U) 1993
ED 510 Research Techniques (3)
SOOMRO SAIRA, Lecturer
BCS (S.U) 2005 ED 516 Teaching of Minor-II School Subject (3)
SUMERA IRUM, Lecturer
M.Sc. (Computer Sc.) 1997, B.Ed. 2007 (SU)
ED 506 Educational Management & Supervision (3)
SAHITO ZAFARULLAH, Research Associate ED 507 Educational System Analysis & Design (3)
M.Phil in Education (S.U), M.Ed, MBA, M.A(Political Sc)
ED 509 (A) & (B) Teaching Skill & behavior Dev I &II +Annual Lesson (6)
Department of Educatiom
ED 511 Comprehensive Viva (3)
KHUWAJA MUMTAZ, Asstt. Professor & Incharge Chairperson C. Supporting Minor I & II courses (24)
M.Sc. Zoology (SU) & M.Ed. (KU)
One, each from Group A & B courses to be offered in consultation with the
BALADI ANJUM, Lecturer
M.Ed., M.A. Urdu (SU) 2003
Dean, Faculty of Education / Incharge of the Program.
Minor Subjects
Bachelor of Arts (Hons.) in Education 6- Semester Morning Program
(96) Group A Group B
Pre-requisite: H.S.C. with 45% marks: Pre-Entry Test. Home Economics Health & Physical Education
A. General Requirements: (14)
Economics Psychology
ENG 300,301 English (2, 2)
Political Science Sociology
ENG 400,401 English (2, 2)
International Relation Social Work
IS 302 Islamic Studies (1)
Mass Communication Public Administration
PS 303 Pakistan Studies (1)
General History Muslim History
402 Urdu/ Sindhi/ Additional English in lieu of mother
tongue (4) English Religion
B. Education Subject Requirements: (58) Sindhi Islamic Culture
ED 310 Perspective of Education (4) Urdu Fine Arts
ED 312 School Organization and Classroom Management (4) Arabic Gen Math ematics
ED 410 Human Development & Learning (4) Gen. Science
ED 411 Educational Measurement & Evaluation (4) M.A. (Hons) in Education 2-Semester Program (42)
ED 413 Curriculum & Instruction (4) Core Courses Requirement (24 C.H)
ED 416 Computer II Statistical Package (4) Each Course of 3 C.H
 ED 617 Human Resource Management (3) d. Educational and Psychological Testing (Department of PTGR)
ED 640 Curriculum Development and Implementation (CDI) (3) ED 632 Statistics in Education (SE)
ED 644 Education in Pakistan: Problems, Issues and Trends (EPPIT) ED 633 Examination System in Pakistan (ESP)
(3) ED 634 Construction, Administration and Analysis of Test Items
ED 625 Statistics in Educational Research (3) (CAATI)

ED 623 Management Information System (3) ED 635 Measurement and Achievement, Aptitude, Interest (MAAI)

ED 645 pedagogical Skills (PS) (3)

e. Adult and Continuing Education (Department of DCCE)
ED 646 Psychological Testing and Guidance (PTG) (3)
ED 658 Understanding Adults (UA)
ED 648 Computer Application (3)
ED 659 Community Studies (CS)
b) Professional Courses/ Fields of Specialization (12 C.H)
ED 660 Teaching Of Adults (TA)
Candidates will select any one field of specialization comprising four courses
from the following fields of specialization offered one by each department, in ED 661 Modern Trends In Adult And Continuing Education (MTACE)
consultation with the Dean, Faculty of Education and Incharge Department
of Education according to the availability. f. Human Resource Management
ED 671 School Personnel Management
a. Science Education (Department of STE)
ED 672 Training and Development
ED 608 Science Education Curriculum Development (SECD)
ED 673 Leadership and Managerial Skills
ED 609 Teaching Skills and Content (TSC)
Ed 674 Human Development Planning
ED 610 Research Methods and Techniques in Science Education
(RMTSE)
C) Fieldwork (06 C.H) Second Semester)
ED 611 Construction and Administration of Test in Science Education
(CATSE)
ED 649 Research Thesis (03 C.H)
b. Educational Administration/ Management (Department of EMS)
ED 616 Comparative Study of Educational Administration (CSEA) Students are required to work on a research thesis and submit it by
ED 617 Elementary/ Secondary School Supervision (ESS) the end of the 2nd semester. They also have to appear for viva-voce

ED 618 Modern Approaches in Class-room Management (MACM) Examination and defend their thesis.

ED 619 Educational Policies and Planning I Pakistan (EPP)

ED 670 Fieldwork
c. Curriculum Development (Department of CDSE)
ED 624 School Curriculum in Pakistan (SCP) This is a practical course based on the application of the field of
ED 625 Modern Research and Trends in Curriculum (MRTC) Specialization offered by each department. Every student has to go
ED 626 Evaluation of Curriculum (EC) through the practical work under the supervision of his/ her teacher.

ED 627 Curriculum, Design and Development (CDD) At the end of the practical work a committee of three senior faculty
members including chairperson/ Incharge of the department will
 jointly evaluate the students for their conduct and output during the
field work.
M.Phil in Education 4- Semester Program (40):
Pre-requisite M.Ed./M.A. Edu., Pre-Admission Test.
Core Courses: 1st Semester
ED 800 Research Methods – I (4)
ED 801 Research Methods- II (4)
ED 802 Psychological Perspective & Issues in Education (4)
ED 803 Issues in Curriculum (4)

2nd Semester
ED 804 Education in Pakistan: Trends & Issues (4)
ED 805 Educational Management & Leadership (4)

2nd to 4dth Semester

ED 895 Research on approved topic, Thesis/ Dessertation and
its Defence.
 FACULTY OF ISLAMIC
STUDIES

The Faculty of Islamic Studies was established in June, 1994. It

comprises the following 2 departments, that were earlier functioning
under the Faculty of Arts:-

1. Department of Comparative Religion & Islamic Culture

(Established 1952)

2. Department of Muslim History

(Established 1953)

PROGRAM OFFERED

Discipline Seats Available

Bachelor Master

1. Comparative Religion 30 20

2. Islamic Culture 50 80

3. Muslim History 50 50
Department of Comparative Religion and IC 504, 553 Arabic Language and Literature (3, 3)
IC 560 Comprehensive Viva-Voce (2)
Islamic Culture C. Supporting Minor I & II Courses (24)
This department is the second oldest teaching department of the University, One each from Group ‘A’ and ‘B’
established in 1952. It offers Honours and Postgraduate Degree programs in
the disciplines of (i) Comparative Religion and (ii) Islamic Culture. It has Master of Arts (Honours) in Islamic Culture, 2- Semester Program (34)
produced 14 Ph.Ds in the subject of Islamic Culture since its inception. This Pre-requisite; Bachelor (Hons.) degree with major in Islamic Culture.
is the highest number of Ph.Ds. produced in any discipline in the University.
IC 600, 601 Islamic Jurisprudence & Principles of Jurisprudence (4, 4)
The faculty comprises:- IC 602, 603 Comparative Religion (4,4)
KHAN HAFIZ MUNIR AHMED, Assoc., Professor & Chairman IC 604, 605 Arabic Language and Literature (4, 4)
M.A. Is. Cult. 1992, M.A. Arabic 1993, Ph.D. 1997 (S.U)
IC 606, 607 Elective: Any of the following: (4,4)
BHUTTO SANAULLAH, Professor & Dean 1. Philosophy and Scholasticism
M.A. (KU) 1976, M. Phil (Madinah Uni. K.S.A.) 1987, Ph.D. (SU) 1997 2. Islam and Science
KHAN MUHAMMAD ANWAR, Professor 3. Islamic Ethics and Tasawwuf
M.A. (Is.Cul.), M.A. (M.H), LLB, Ph.D. 1998 (S.U) IC 610 Comprehensive Viva-Voce (2)
RIND, BASHIR AHMED, Asstt. Professor
M.A. (S.U) 1997, Ph.D. 2007 Bachelor of Arts Honours in Comparative Religion: 6- semester
program (96)
USMAN NAJAMA, Asstt. Professor
M.A. (S.U) 1976 Pre-requisite H.S.C., Pre-Entry Test.
KANDHARO, MUKHTIAR AHMED, Lecturer A. General Requirements: (14)
M.A. (Khp. U) 2000, M.A. Usool-e-Aldin (Is. U) 2004 ENG 300,301 English (2, 2)
NIZAMUDDIN, Lecturer ENG 400,401 English (2, 2)
M.A. (S.U) 1996 IS 302 Islamic Studies (1)
PS 303 Pakistan Studies (1)
Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Islamic Culture: 6- Semester program (96)
402 Urdu/ Sindhi/ Additional English in lieu of mother
Pre-requisite: H.S.C., Pre-Entry Test.
tongue (4)
A. General Requirements: (14) B. Comparative Religion Requirements: (58)
ENG 300,301 English (2, 2)
REL 310, 311 Study of Islam OR Study of Religions (4, 4)
ENG 400,401 English (2, 2)
IS 302 Islamic Studies (1) REL 410, 412 History of Religions(4, 4)
PS 303 Pakistan Studies (1) REL 414, 416 Islamic Culture & Civilization (4, 4)
402 Urdu/ Sindhi/ Additional English in lieu of mother REL 500, 501 Philosophic, Psychological Study of Religions (4,
tongue (4) 4)
B. Islamic Culture Requirements: (58) REL 502, 503 Socio-Ethical Rational and Sufistic Study of Religion (4,
IC 310, 349 Islamic Culture & Civilization (4, 4) 4)
IC 410, 449 Study of Holy Quran and Hadith (4, 4) REL 504, 505 Comparative Religions (4, 4) OR
IC 450, 499 FIQH, Islamic History (4, 4) REL 506, 507 Study of Islam (4, 4)
IC 500, 549 The Holy Quran (4, 4) REL 508, 509 Social, Political and Cultural Movements in the History
IC 501, 550 Hadith (3, 3) of Muslims (4, 4)
IC 502, 551 Islam and Modern Economic Thought (3, 3) REL 510 Comprehensive Viva-Voce (2)
IC 503, 552 Seerat-un- Nabi (PBUH) (3, 3)
C. Supporting Minor I & II Courses (24) IC 805 Contemporary Issues of Islamic World (4)
One each from Group ‘A’ and ‘B’
2 4 Semester
nd th

Master of Arts (Hons) in Comparative Religion 2- semester program

IC 895 Research on approved topic, Thesis/ Dessertation and
(34)
its defense (16).
Pre-requisite; Bachelor degree with Major in Religion.
REL 600, 601 Religious Ethics and Morality (4, 4) Department of Muslim History
REL 602, 603 Religious Sociology (4, 4)
REL 604, 605 Philosophy of Religion (4, 4) The Department of Muslim History was established in the year 1952-53 at
REL 606, 607 Special Study of Islam (4, 4) Old Campus, now Elsa Kazi Campus, Hyderabad. In September 1971 the
REL 610 Comprehensive Viva-Voce (2)
Department of General History and Muslim History were merged under the
Master of Arts in Comparative Religion: Four semester Program (66) name of Department of History. In 1978 again the Departments were
Pre-requisite; Bachelor degree preferably with Religion as one of the elective
bifurcated and the Department of Muslim History became an independent
subjects; Pre-Entry Test .
department. The departmen offers B.A.(Hons.), M.A. and M.A. (Hons.) in
REL 500, 501 Philosophic- Psychological Study of Religion (4, 4)
REL 502, 503 Socio- Ethical, Rational and Sufistic Study of Religion (4, Muslim History.
4)
This department is imparting quality education and teaching programs are
REL 504, 505 Comparative Religions (4, 4) OR
REL 506, 507 Study of Islam (4, 4) revised and updated as per requirement of the society.
REL 508, 509 Social Political and Cultural Movements in the History of
Muslims (4, 4) The department offers 59 courses at Honours and Graduate level. M.Phil
& courses at Postgraduate level will be started from the next session. This
REL 600 to REL 610 above department with the help of qualified faculty members is providing upto date
M.Phil. in Islamic Culture: 4- Semester Program (40) knowlede of the various subjects of History of the Muslims from the advent
Pre-requisite: M.A. in Islamic Culture or equivalent qualification of Islam upto the History of freedom Movement of akistan.
That program comprise 6 (Six) courses of 24 CH during 1st and 2nd
semester and research thesis of 16 CH as outlined hereunder: The faculty comprises:

1st Semester BUGHIO MIR MUHAMMAD, Professor & Chairman

M.A. (S.U) 1972
IC 800 Methodologies and Modes Research (4)
LEGHARI MUHAMMAD ALI, Lecturer
IC 801 Tafseer and Uloom-ul-Quran (4) M.A. (S.U)

IC 802 Hadith (4) SOLANGI FARZANA, Lecturer

M.A. (S.U)
IC 803 Fiqh (Islamic Law and Jurisprudence) (4)
PATHAN SHAHZOR KHAN, Visiting faculty
2nd Semester M.A. (S.U)

IC 804 Comparative Religion

One Research Assoticate
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Muslim History: 6-semester program (96) Pre-requisite; Bachelor (Hons.) degree with major in Muslim History.
Pre-requisite: H.S.C; Pre-Entry Test MH 601 History of Muslim Rule in Eastern Europe (Ottoman Empire)--I
(4)
A. General Requirements: (14)
MH 651 The Ottoman Empire from Salim-II to Mustafa-III (4)
ENG 300,301 English (2, 2)
ENG 400,401 English (2, 2) MH 602 History of Muslim Political Thought and Administration-I (4)
IS 302 Islamic Studies (1) MH 652 History of Muslim Political Thought and Administration-II (4)
PS 303 Pakistan Studies (1)
MH 603 History of Modern Muslim World-I: Iran, Turkey (4)
402, 403 Urdu/ Sindhi/ Additional English in lieu of
mother tongue (4) MH 653 History of Modern Muslim World-II: Egypt, Saudi Arabia (4)
B. Muslim History Requirements: (58) MH 604 History of Muslim Institutions-I (4)
MH 311- 351 History of Holy Prophet (S.A.W)and his blessing to Mankind MH 654 History of Muslim Institutions-II (4)
(4)
MH 326- 376 History of Pious Caliphs (Khulafai Rashdin) (4) MH 660 Comprehensive Viva-Voce (2)
MH 411- 452 History of Banu Ummayad upto Umar-II, 661- 861 AD. (4)
MH 426 Later Ummayyads and Abbasids Movements upto Mutawakill M.A. in Muslim History: Four semester Program (66)
(4)
Pre-requisite; Bachelor degree, peferably with Muslim History as one of the
MH 412 History of the Muslim Rule in Western Europe (Muslims in elective subjects. Pre-Entry Test.
Spain) upto downfall of Ummayads of Spain-I(4)
MH 427 History of Muslim Rule in Spain Abdul Rehman-III (-II) (4) M.A. (Previous) courses

MH 502 History of Holy Prophet (S.A.W.) and his blessings to Mankind MH 506, 556 History of the life and Teachings of Holy Propher &
(4) Pious Caliphs (3, 3)
MH 552 The Pious Caliphs (Khulfa-e- Rashdin, R.A) (4) MH 507, 557 History of Ummayads of Damascus & Abbasids of
MH 503 History of Muslim Rule in South East Asia (Indo- Pakistan), Baghdad (4, 4)
711-1857 A.D (3)
MH 508, 558 History of Sindh: (712-1843) A.D; (3, 3)
MH 504 History of Sindh (712- 1843 (AD) (3)
MH 554 History of Sindh-II (3) MH 509, 559 History of Freedom Movement of Pakistan-I (1857-
1947); (3, 3)
MH 505 History of Freedom of Pakistan-I from 1857-1947 AD (3)
MH 555 History of Freedom Movement-II (3) MH510,560 HistoryofMuslimHistoriography-I(3,3)
MH 506 Muslim Historiography-I (3) Core courses Requirements: Final Two Semesters
MH 556 Muslim Historiography-II MH 601 History of Muslims in Eastern Europe (Ottoman Empire) upto
MH 560 Comprehensive Viva-Voce (2) Suleman “The Mgnificient (4)
C. Supporting Minor I & II Courses (24) MH 651 Sokeli Ministers upto abolition of Caliphate (4)
One each from Group ‘A’ and ‘B’ MH 602 History of the Muslim Rule in Western Europe: Muslim in
Spain-I (4)
Master of Arts Honours in Muslim History: 2- semester program (34)
 MH 652 History of the Muslim Rule in Western Europe-II: (4)
MH 604 History of Modern Muslim Countries-I Iran, Turkey (4)
MH 654 HistoryofModernMuslimCountries-IIEgypt, Saudia Arabia (4)
MH 660 Comprehensive Viva-Voce (2)

Optional courses Requirements:

MH 606 History of Muslim Institutions
MH 656 Social Institutions (4) OR
MH 605 Muslim Political Thought and Administration-I (4)
MH 655 Muslim Political Thought and Administration-II (4)
 FACULTY OF LAW
The Faculty of Law of the University of Sindh is among the Faculties
established as early as 1950 under the University of Sindh Act 1947 with
such outstanding personalities as Hon’ble Justice Tayabji as its first Dean.
However, it remained practically dormant as the LL.B. teaching was
conducted through Govt. Law Colleges affiliated to the University. It was
revived in 1989 through the statutes framed under 1972 Act of the University
of Sindh.

With increasing demand for legal Education new Law Colleges have been
established in the private sector as well. Presently 5 law colleges (2 in Public
& 3 in Private Sector) within the jurisdiction of the University are affiliated to
it, offering 3-yr LL.B. degree as per Regulations of the Pakistan Bar Council.
With growing demand for experts and highly qualified professionals, under
the changing socio-political scenario, it was felt that legal Education at
Master’s level be imparted. The University of Sindh therefore, established
the Department of Law in July 2005 to offer two year LL.M. program.

The University has also pioneered the introduction of 5-yr. Bachelor of Law
degree program, that would fulfill the long-felt demand to produce full time
educated professionals, to meet the challenges in the global context. The 1st
batch was inducted in Oct. 2008 and teaching commenced in February
2009. Details of seats available on urban/rural and quota basis & other
categories are shown hereunder:-

5-yr LL.B. (D.Juris) Program

S# Category No. of seats reserved

01 District-wise U/R Quota, merit 82
02 Seats for Upper Sindh Districts 40
03 Female candidates 10
04 Disabled Person 01
05 Employee Quota 05
06. Under Self Finance Scheme (25%) 30

LL.M. Program 50
Institute of Law QURESHI KARIM BUX
LAGHARI, ALI RAZA
The Department of Law was Established in the Universitys of Sindh in 2005 PANHWAR MOHAMMAD MURAD
as it was felt since long that Legal Education at Master’s level be imparted at
the University to produce experts and highly qualified professionals in the 5-yr. Law degree: (D.Juris) program (168)
field of law. The department was officially inaugurated by the then Chief Pre-requisite: H.S.C with at least 45% marks and Pre-Entry Test.
Justice Sindh High Court, late Justice Sabihuddin Ahmed and L.L.M Classes Total seats 168 including 82 seats on Urban/ Rural quoa basis, 25% on Self-
were started under evening program. Finance, 40 for Upper Sindh and reserve seats for Girls & Employees quota
etc.
Mr. Mohammad Yousuf Laghari the founder Chairman of the Department 1st Semester FIRST YEAR
also became the founder Director, on upgradation of the department as the ENG 301 English Language-I (3)
Institute on 15-10-2008. LAW 302 Pakistani Culture and Society (3)
LAW 303 Introduction to Jurisprudence-I (3)
LAW 304 Fundamentals of Social Sciences (3)
It was felt by the masses that legal education at bachelors level should be LAW 305 Legal System of Pakistan (3)
imparted on full time basis by regular faculty members in morning. The HEC LAW 306 Law of Contract-I (3)
also included introduction of 5-yr Law degree in its programs, to improve he
2nd Semester
quality of legal education in the counry. The Idea received tremendous
ENG 307 English Language-II (3)
response and the very first 5 year law degree program started its first
IS/ ET 308 Islamic Studies/ Ethics for Non Muslims (3) I
session of studies from 2009 at the University of Sindh.
LAW 309 Introduction to Jurisprudence-II (3)
ECO 310 Fundamentals of Economics (3)
F A C U L T Y : LAW 311 Constitutional History of Pakistan (3)
LAW 312 Law of Contract-II (3)
The Institute of Law is privileged to have services of highly qualified and 3rd Semester SECOND YEAR
expert visiting faculty to teach Master and Bachelor candidates LAW 401 Public International Law-I (3)
The faculty comprises: LAW 402 Constitutional Law-I (Comparative) (3)
MATH 403 Basic Mathematics (3)
LAGHARI MUHAMMAD YOUSIF, Director ST 404Science and Technology (3)
Law 405 Equity and Trust (3)
SHAIKH AHMED ALI, Professor & Dean
4th Semester
MEMON ABDUL HAMEED, Professor LAW 406 Public International Law-II (3)
BALOCH MUHARRAM G. LAW 407 Constitutional Law-II (PAK) (3)
LAW 408 Islamic Jurisprudence (3)
CHANNA GHULAM MUSTAFA LAW 409 Civil Liberties & Human Rights (3)
AFTAB AHMED SHAIKH, Professor LAW 410 Law of Torts (3)
JETHANAND JHAMAT MAL 5th Semester THIRD YEAR
LAW 501 Administrative Law (3)
TALPUR ZAMIN HUSSAIN, LAW 502 Commercial Law (3)
LL.M (London) , Ph.d Scholar ( Wales)
LAW 503 Criminal Law (3)
SAHITO GUL MUHAMMAD LAW 504 Legal Argument and Reasoning (3)
LAGHARI, ZAHEERUDDIN, Rtd Sessions Judge LAW 505 Optional * (3)
SOOMRO ARSHAD HUSSAIN 6th Semester
 LAW 506 Conflict of Laws (3) Course requirements
LAW 507 Labour and Employment Laws (3) LL.M. (Previous)
LAW 508 Law of Property (3) Comparative Study of World Constitutions
LAW 509 Legal English (3) Shariat Law
LAW 510 Optional * (3) Human Rights
LAW 511 Optional * (3) Comparative Study of Islamic and Western Jurisprudence
7th Semester FOURTH YEAR
LL.M. (Final)
LAW 601 Company Law-I (3)
During the final year study candidates are to select the two courses from
LAW 602 Banking Law (3)
subjects mentioned hereunder. The topic of the full research course as well
LAW 603 Law of Civil Procedure -I (3)
as short thesis shall be decided in consultation with the course Supervisor.
LAW 604 Optional * (3)
Shipping, Marine, Admirality and Carriage of Goods by Sea Law
LAW 605 Optional * (3)
Labour, Services, Individual Employment and Industrial Relations Law
8th Semeste
Banking, Finance, Financial Markets, Investment Banking and Insurance
LAW 606 Company Law-II (3)
Law
LAW 607 Business Law (3)
Taxation Law
LAW 608 Law of Civil Procedure-II (3)
Company Law, Corporate Insolvency, Liquidation and Corporate Finance
LAW 609 Interpretation of Statutes (3)
International Law
LAW 610 Optional * (3)
Qanun-e- Shahadat
LAW 611 Optional * (3)
Criminology
9th Semeste FIFTH YEAR Mergers, Acquisitions and Competition (Anti-Trust Law)
LAW 701 Law of Criminal Procedure-I (3)
LAW 702 Law of Evidence-I (3)
LAW 703 Pleadings and Conveyancing (3)
LAW 704 Research Methodology (3)
LAW 705 Research Project * (3)
LAW 706 Optional * (3)
10th Semeste
LAW 707 Law of Criminal Procedure-II (3)
LAW 708 Law of Evidence-I (3)
LAW 709 Moot cases and Role Playing (3)
LAW 710 Optional * (3)
LAW 711 Optional * (3)
LAW 712 Research Projects (3)
Project will continue in two semesters of the final year
* Optional subjects
1. Revenue Law 2. Municipal Law
3. intellectual Property Law 4. Cyber Law
5. Taxation Law 6. Human Rights
7. Environmental Law 8. Energy Law
9. Town Planning Law 10. International Economic Law
11. International Hum. Law 12. World Trade Organization
LL.M. 2-Year degree: Evening program on Self Fincnce basis
Pre-requisite: LL.B. degree
 FACULTY OF NATURAL
2. Bio-chemistry 060 055
3. Biotechnology - 030
a) *Genetics 061 -

SCIENCES
4. Botany 085 075
5. Forestry 050 - (Evening)
6. Chemistry 090 060 (also Evening)
The Faculty of Natural Sciences is one of the two oldest Faculties, established in
7. * Information Tech. 061 070 (also Evening)
1953, starting with Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics departments with addition of
8. *Computer Science 183 065 + 50 (also Evening)
Botany (1954), Zoology and Geography (1955) and followed by Geology in 1956. The
9. E-Commerce - 070 (Evening)
Faculty has expanded further over the years and now comprises two Centres, seven
10. *Electronics 061 -
Institutes and seven teaching departments with Anthropology & Archeology being
11. Environmental Science - 030
the latest addition. It is the largest Faculty of the University, with 60% of the total
12. FW Biology & Fisheries 050 060
students enrolment. Most of the departments/ institutes and their faculty have been
13. Geography 120 060
actively involved with research. “Sindh University Science Research Journal is a
14. *Geology 189 -
regular publication of the Faculty since 1965 with contributions from the faculty
15. Mathematics 120 060
members as well as renowned national scholars.
16. Multimedia Tech. - 070 (Evening)
The Faculty also enjoys the distinction of being the first among Public Sector 17. Microbiology 055 -
Universities of the country to introduce 4-yr Bachelor degree (B.S) program for all the 18. Physics 090 060
disciplines; The 4-yr study provides thorough grounding in the major disciplines 19. Physical Edu.& Sports 061* - (Evening)
alongwith broad-based knowledge in relevant fields, e.g., General Maths courses for 18. Physiology 060 040
Biology students or vice versa, besides courses under social science, e.g economics, 19. Psychology 030 040
civilization, etc. 20. *Software Engineering 061 070
21. Statistics 090 060
  22. *Telecommunication 061 -
23. Zoology 085 075
Constituent Centres/Institutes/ Departments 2 Semester Program
01. Centre for Physical Education and Sports Sciences
02. Centre of Environmental Science BHPE - MHPE 061*+20** 061*+20**
03. Centre for Pure & Applied Geology *Admission on district, urban/rural quota basis
04. Institute of Bio-chemistry **Open merit seats on all Pakistan basis in addition to Quota allocation.
05. Institute of Biotechnology & Genetic Engineering
06. Dr. M.A. Kazi Institute of Chemistry
07. Institute of Information & Communication Technology
08. Institute of Mathematics & Computer Science
09. Institute of Physics
10. Institute of Plant Sciences
11. Department of Anthropology & Archaeology
12. Department of Freshwater Biology & Fisheries
13. Department of Geography
14. Department of Microbiology
15. Department of Physiology
16. Department of Statistics
17. Department of Zoology

Programs offered & Seats available

S.# Discipline BS M.Sc./
MCS (Pass) 1.
Anthropology &
Archaeology 050 -
Centre for Physical Education & Sport Sciences KEERIO MARYAM, Demonstrator (Girls)
M.H.P.Ed. (SU)

The Centre for Health & Physical Education, established in 1990, has been Bachelor of Science in Health & Physical Education: 4-Yr. (8-Semester)
recently redesignated as “Centre for Physical Education & Sport Sciences” Program (175)
and placed under the Faculty of Natural Sciences. Starting with the Master’s
degree program “Master of Health and Physical Education” (M.H.P.E), the Pre-requisite: HSC with 45% marks, sports participation to be given
first batch was admitted in August, 1991. Later, the two semester Bachelor preference. Pre-Entry Test and Aptitude Test. Session January to
degree program was also introduced to provide manpower skilled in Physical December.
Education to cater to the growing demand in secondary schools, colleges, First Year
universities and other national organizations. In addition, the Centre has 1st Semester
introduced BS HPE 4 year degree program in Health & Physical Education ENG 300 English (3)
from the academic session 2005. The Centre also provides advance IS 302 Islamic Studies/Ethics for Non- Muslims (2)
research oriented educational preparation for students who desire to pursue CS 306 Computer Skills (3)
M.Phil., Ph.D. studies in Physical Education & Sports Sciences. HPE 310 (Major) Foundation of Physical Education (4)
HPE 350 (Minor-I) Basic Human Anatomy (3)
The Centre started publication of its Research Journal, “The Shield”- HPE 351 (Practical) Skills in Table Tennis, Squash and Tennis games
Research Journal of Physical Education and Sports Science in 2006. Four (3)
volumes have been issued and Vol. 05,2010 is in press. The HEC has HPE 352 (Practical) Skills in Athletics Track events (Sprints) (3)
granted the approval and initially placed it in “Z” category. This is the first HPE 353 (Practical) Skills in Gymnastic (Apparatus Work) (3)
ever publication in this field in Pakistan.
2nd Semester
The faculty comprises:- ENG 301 English (3)
PS 303 Pakistan Studies (2)
QURESHI YASMEEN IQBAL, Professor & Director STAT 308 Statistics (3)
M.A., M. H. P.Ed., Ph.D. (SU) 2004
HPE 312 (Major) Intrroduction to Exercise Physiology (3)
ANSARI MUHAMMAD AKRAM, Asstt. Professor HPE 354 (Minor-I) Introduction to Psychology (3)
M.H.P.Ed. (S.U) 1992 HPE 355 (Practical) Skill in Badminton, Net Ball and Hand ball games
(3)
GHORI SONIHA ASLAM, Asstt. Professor
M.B.B.S, (SU) M.Phil HPE 356 (Practical) Skills in Athletics (Throws events) (3)
HPE 357 (Practical) Skills in Gymnastic (Apparatus Work) (3)
MUGHAL MEHMOOD-UL-HASSAN, Asstt. Professor Second Year
M.B.B.S, M.Phil 2009(SU) 1st Semester
QAMBRANI MUHAMMAD RAFIQUE, Asstt. Professor ENG 400 English (3)
M.H.P.E. SIND/URD 402 Sindhi/Urdu (2)
GMATHS/GEO 406/ General Mathematics/ Geography/ Culture &
SHAH AKHTAR ADIL, Asstt. Professor Civilization (3)
M.B.B.S (S.U)
SYED ASIM HUSSAIN, Asstt. Professor HPE 410 (Major) CurriculumDevelopmentinPhysicalEducation(4)
M.H.P.E. HPE 450 (Minor-I) Human Biology (Basic Physiology) (3)
HPE 451 (Pract:) Skill in Basket ball, Foot ball and Shooting ball
SOOMRO JAWAID ALI, Lecturer games (3)
M.H.P.E. HPE 452 (Pract:) Skills in Athletics Track events (Long races) (3)
HPE 453 (Pract:) Skills in Gymnastic (Floor Work) (3)
BAJWA MUHAMMAD SHAHBAZ, Demonstrator (Boys)
M.H.P.Ed. (SU) 2nd Semester
ENG 401 English (3)
 SIND/URD 403 Sindhi/Urdu (2) HPE 654 Comprehensive Viva-Voce (3)
RD/GS/ 408 Rural Development / General Science/ HPE 655 Research Project and Viva-Voce (3)
(3) HPE 607 (Pract:) Skills of Gymnastics Apparatus (Advanced) (2)
ENVI 408 Environmental Science (3) HPE 608 (Pract:) Specialization in Selected Games OR
HPE 412 (Major) Health Education (4) Athletics OR Gymnastics (3)
HPE 454 (Minor-I) Sports Sociology (3)
Bachelor of Health & Physical Education (BHPE): 2- Semester Evening
HPE 455 (Pract:) SkilsinHockey,CricketandVolleyballgames(3)
Program (62)
HPE 456 (Pract:) Skills in Athletics (Field events) (3)
HPE 457 (Pract:) Skills in Gymnastic (Floor Work) (3) Pre-requisite:- B.A. / B.Sc. / B.Com. of the University of Sindh or equivalent
Third Year degree of any other recognized University with 34% score. Preference to
1st Semester candidates with evidence of participation in National/ Provincial/intervarsity/
HPE 501 Introduction to Sports Injuries (3) Intercollegiate/ District level sports competitions. Aptitude test essential.
HPE 502 Sports Psychology (3) Applicants with 3rd division serving as PTI, PET or DPE in public sector
HPE 503 Sports Management (3) institions, having 10 year experernces, can also be considered. Session
HPE 504 Science of Track and Field (3) January to December.
HPE 505 (Pract:) Teaching Methods and Demonstration-I (2) Admission on district U/R quota basis on seats available as per
HPE 506 (Pract:) Skills of Gymnastics Floor (Advanced) (2) Regulation (P-25) besides 20 seats on All Pakistan basis.
HPE 507 (Pract:) Specialization in Selected Games OR Athletics
OR Gymnastics (3) 1st Semester

2nd Semester HPE 501 Foundation of Physical Education (3)

HPE 551 Sports Injuries, Management & Rehabilitation (3) HPE 502 Research Project (3)
HPE 552 Physical Education for Handicapped (3)
HPE 553 Bio- Mechanics of Sports (3) HPE 503 Science of Track and Field (3)
HPE 554 Rules of Games & Sports (3) HPE 504 Basic Anatomy & Physiology (3)
HPE 505 (Pract:) Teaching Methods and Demonstration-II (2) HPE 505 Curriculum Development in Physical Education
HPE 508 (Pract:) Skills of Gymnastics Floor (Advanced) (2) (3)
HPE 509 (Pract:) Specialization in Selected Games OR Athletics
OR Gymnastics (3) HPE 506 Environmental Science (3)
Fourth Year
1st Semester Practicals
HPE 601 Sports Medicine (3)
HPE 602 Test,Measurement&EvaluationinPhysicalEducation(3) HPE 507 Skills in Games & sports (Outdoor & Indoor) (3)
HPE 603 Research Methods of Physical HPE 508 Skills in Athletics (Track & Field) (3)
Education (3)
HPE 604 Sports Nutrition (3) HPE 509 Skills in Gymnastic (Apparatus & Floor work) (3)
HPE 605 Skills of Gymnastics Apparatus HPE 510 Teaching Methods & Lesson Planning (3)
(Advanced) (2)
HPE 606 (Pract:) Specialization in Selected (3) 2nd Semester
Games OR Athletics OR Gymnastics.
HPE 655 Research Projects (3) HPE 511 Physical Education for Handicapped (3)

2nd Semester HPE 512 Studies in Health Education (3)

HPE 651 Application of Medicine in Sports (3) HPE 513 Biomechanics of Sports (3)
HPE 652 Sports Administration & Planning (3)
HPE 653 Physiology of Sports (3) HPE 514 Rules of Games & Sports (3)
 HPE 515 Research Method in Physical Education (3) Practicals
HPE 516 Research Project (Evaluation + Viva-Voce) (3) HPE 615 Specialization in Selected Games (Outdoor & Indoor) (4)
HPE 616 Specialization in Selected Events of Track & Field (3)
Practicals
HPE 617 Specialization in Selected Events of Gymnastics (3)
HPE 517 Skills in Games & Sport (outdoor & Indoor) (3) (Apparatus & Floor Work)
HPE 518 Skills in Athletics (Track & Field) (3) HPE 618 Comprehensive Viva-Voce (3)
HPE 519 Skills in Gymnastic (Apparatus & Floor work) (3)
HPE 520 Teaching Methods and Lesson Planning (3) M.Phil. in Physical Education: 4- Semester Program (40)
HPE 521 Comprehensive Viva-Voce (2) Pre-requisite: MHPE degree & Pre-Admission Test.
Master of Health & Physical Education (MHPE): 2- Semester Evening
Program (54) 1st Semester
HPE-800 Research Methods in Physical Education (4)
Pre-requisite:- BHPE degree or equivalent. Pre-Entry/ Apptitude Tests HPE-801 Administration & Management in Physical Education
1st Semester (4)
HPE 601 Philosophy of Physical Education (3) HPE-802 Application of Medicines in Sports (4)
HPE 602 Nutrition for Sports (3) HPE-804 Environmental Science (4)
HPE 603 Test, Measurement and Evaluation in Physical Education. (3)
2nd Semester
HPE 604 Sports Injuries & Management (3)
HPE-803 Sports Psychology (4)
HPE 605 Research Methods in Physical Education (3)
HPE-804 Specialization in selected games, Athletics, &
HPE 606 Research Project (2) Gymnastics (4)

Practicals
2nd to 4th Semester:
HPE 607 Specialization in Selected Games (Outdoor & Indoor) (4) HPE-895 Research study, Thesis and its defense
HPE 608 Specialization in Selected Events of Track & Field (3)] Centre for Environmental Science
HPE 609 Specialization in Selected Events of Gymnastics (3) Environmental Science is an integration of knowledge from the disciplines of
biological, physical and social sciences for understanding the human
(Apparatus & Floor Work)
environment and the impact of human activities upon the environment. In
recent years, there has been enormous progress in understanding the
2nd Semester natural environment and the changes that occur as a result of human
activities. These changes in our natural environment have caused an
HPE 610 Sports Psychology (3)
alarming situation at all levels of the world community and it is feared that we
HPE 611 Physiology of Sports (3) may reach to a catastrophic end in near future. Hence, UN and the
HPE 612 Sports Medicine (3) governments of both developed and underdeveloped world are keen about
the solutions of environmental problems / issues and measures to check the
HPE 613 Administration and Management in Physical Education (3)
degradation of environment. This can only be achieved if we develop the
HPE 614 Research Project (Evaluation +Viva-Voce) (2)
capability to assess the impact of degradation of environment, their causal ENVS 511 Field Work (2)
factors and possible counter measures. ENVS 512 Functional English
The significance of this world wide problem initiated the study of 2nd Semester
environmental science, which enables us to consider the solutions and to ENVS 520- 521 Applied Statistics- I (2,1)
find how these problems are interrelated to each other. It also provides ENVS 522- 523 Biology- II (3,1) OR
ability to monitor and manage the impacts of human activities scientifically ENVS 524- 525 Mathematics-II (3,1)
involving all related disciplines. In view of the growing significance of ENVS 526- 527 Environmental Chemistry- II (3,1)
environmental studies and the vast scope it offers for employment, ENVS 528- 529 Environmental Geology (3,1)
University of Sindh has established this “Center of Environmental Science” ENVS 530- 531 Environmental Geography(2, 1)
that presently offers Master Degree in Environmental Science.The Centre ENVS 532 Remedial English
has also started 4-semester M.Phil. program. 21 M.Phil. students completed 3rd Semester
their coursework and have been assigned research topics. Second batch of ENVS 600- 601 Environmental Microbiology (3,1)
21 students of M.Phil. has started their coursework. Three students have ENVS 602- 603 Ecology & Environment- II (3,1)
been awarded M.Phil. degree. ENVS 604- 605 Environmental Engineering (3,1)
During the study of the 4- semester Master degree program students cover a ENVS 606 Environmental Economics & Sociology (3)
wide range of topics centered on Physics, Chemistry, Biology (basic biology ENVS 608- 609 Applied Statistics (2, 1)
and ecology in particular), geography geology, law, management, civil 4th Semester
engineering, mathematics, economics and even archaeology. This range of ENVS 610 Environmental Impact Assessment (2)
subjects, coupled with m o d e r n data acquisition, analysis, and ENVS 612 Environmental Planning, priorities (2)
extensive use of computer, along with background in physical and biological ENVS 614 Remote sensing & GIS (3)
sciences provide a strong base for students to cope with environmental ENVS 616 Biodiversity,ConservationPrinciples&practices(3)
problems. ENVS 620 Compulsory Research Project & Viva- voce (10)
The faculty comprises: M.Phil. in Enviromental Sciences: 2-yr, 4- Semester Program (40)
BALOCH MUSHTAQUE AHMED, Professor& Director Pre-requisite: M.Sc. in relevant discipline & Pre-Entry Test
M.Sc. (SALU. KHP) 2005, M.Phil. (Surrey) 1979
1st Semester
MAHAR AMANULLAH, Lecturer
M.Sc. (S.U), Ph.D. (QAU) 2007 ENVI 800 Environmental Science and Impact Assessment (4)
02 Research Associates ENVI 801 Research Methodology
Master of Science in Environmental Science: 4 Semester ENVI 802 Fundamentals of Earth Sciences
Program (74) ENVI 803 Elective: Any one from the list hereunder:
Environmental Chemistary
The 2- year M.Sc. study is spread over 18 credit hours coursework in each
semester, with 10 CH research project in the final semester; the Project Environmental Health and Safety
report/ dissertation of 10,000 words is to be submitted by the end of the 4th Sustainable Management of Natural Resources
semester for evaluation. Environmental Physics
Population Dynamics and the
Pre-requisite: B.Sc Pass/ Hons (or its equivalent) degree in any science
subject, with second class, Pre- Entry Test. Environment
1st Semester
ENVS 500 Environmental Science - Problems & Issues (4) 2nd Semester
ENVS 502- 503 Biology- I (3,1) OR ENVI 804 Environmental Biology (4)
ENVS 504- 505 Mathematics-I (3,1)
ENVI 805 Elective: Any one from list, related to:
ENVS 506- 507 Environmental Chemistry- I (3,1)
ENVS 508, 509 Ecology & Environment- I (3,1) Meteorology
 G.I.S. & Remote Sensing SOLANGI SARFRAZ HUSSAIN, Professor & Director
M.Sc. (S.U) 1983, Ph.D. (Wales) 1992
Water Resource Management BROHI IMDAD ALI, Professor
Environmental Auditing M.Sc. (S.U) 1981 Ph.D. (Hiroshima) 1993

Plant systematics & Environment AGHEEM MUHAMMAD HASSAN, Asstt. Professor

M.Sc. 1988 (S.U), Ph.D. 2008 (Peshawar)
2nd to 4th Semester
LAGHARI AMANULLAH, Asstt. Professor
ENVI 895 Research Study on approved topic. Thesis/ M.Sc. (S.U) 1983, Ph.D. (Peshawar) 2006
Dessertation & Defense.
BABLANI SAEED AHMED, Asstt. Professor
M.Sc. (Q.A U.) 1986, M.Phil. (Trondheim) 1995
Note: Elective subjects to be offered with minimum 03 students offering
the course. PATHAN MUSHTAQUE AHMED, Asstt. Professor
Centre for Pure & Applied Geology M.Sc. (S.U) 1988, M.Phil (BU) 2005

SIDDIQUI IMDADULLAH, Asstt. Professor

The Department of Geology was established in 1956 at Elsa Kazi Campus, Hyderabad and M.Sc. (S.U) 1983, M.Phil 1999, Ph.D. 2007 (Peshawar)
was shifted to Allama I.I. Kazi Campus, in June 1961, where it was temporarily lodged in the
Chemistry Block. In 1971, it was shifted to its present premises which has since then been DARS HUMAIRA, Lecturer (on leave)
expanded and a new block along with an Auditorium added to it in 1992. The availability of the M.Sc. 1998 (S.U)
additional space has comparatively eased accommodation problem and complete new
GHURYANI SAMINA, Lecturer.
laboratories have been set in the newly constructed block.
MSc. 2002 (S.U)
It has been upgraded as Centre for Pure and Applied Geology in March 2006 with the HAKRO ASGHAR ALI ALIAS DAHAR, Lecturer
approval of the Academic Council as a part of the University’s Mega Project. The department MSc. 2002 (S.U)
produced a monograph on “Geology of Sindh” in addition to bibliographies pertaining to the
various regions of Pakistan. It has completed a number of research projects, e.g. “China Clay KHAN HUMAIRA NAZ, Lecturer
(Nagar Parkar)” financed by PSF “Clay Deposits of Sindh” sponsored by PCSIR, “Glass Sand M.Sc. 2001 (SU)
resources of Sindh” and “Resistivity Survey for Ground water in Kohistan Area, district Dadu,
LASHARI RAFIQUE AHMED, Lecturer
sponsored by UNICEF. Recently hydrogeological studies on two research projects funded by M.Sc. 2001 (SU)
the HEC & P.S.F. have been completed. One research project, Paleoenvironmental study of
lower Goru Formation in the subsurface of Lower Indus Basin, Pakistan, sponsored and MARKHAND AKHTAR HUSSAIN, Lecturer
funded by P.S.F has been undertaken. Besides the Centre also underlook contractual M.Sc. 2003(SU)
projects on a Feasibility study of Granite deposit of District Tharparkar Sindh and Dimension
Stone in Dadu, Jamshoro and Thatta. The studies have been recently completed. MASTOI ABDUL SHAKOOR, Lecturer.
MSc. 2002 (S.U)

The Centre for Pure & Applied Geology, has started program of internship training of final year MEMON MUHAMMAD KASHIF, Lecturer.
students with various Oil Companies operating in the country. It has brightened job prospects MSc. 1998 (S.U)
for capable students.
SAHITO ALI GHULAM, Lecturer
The Centre has re-introduced M.Phil / Ph.D. program as of 2003 session. Presently eighteen M.Sc. 1992 (S.U)
SAMON MUHAMMAD KASHIF, Lecturer
students are working for their M.Phil / Ph.D. studies. Earlier two candidates earned their Ph.D. M.Sc. 2002 (SU)
degrees and three M.Phil. students completed their studies during 1980’s, under Prof. Dr. M.
Rais Ahmed. WARAR MASHOOQUE ALI, Lecturer
MSc. 2004 (S.U)
The faculty comprises:-
USMANI PARVEEN AKHTAR, Professor (on contract) GEOL 510-511 Igneous & Metamorphic Petrology (2-1)
M.Sc.1972, M.Phil. 1981, Ph.D. 1985 (S.U)
6th Semester
One Research Associate
GEOL 512- 513 Geophysics (2- 1)
BS. Geology: 4-yr. (8- Semester) Program (146) GEOL 514- 515 Sequence Stratigraphy (2- 1)
Pre-requisite; H.S.C. (Pre-Engineering/ Pre-Medical/ General Science) with GEOL 516- 517 Remote Sensing & GIS (2- 1)
at least 45% aggregate marks. GEOL 518 519 Field Geology & Sedimentary Petrology (2- 1)
Admission on district U/R quota basis, 189 seats available as per GEOL 520-521 Economic Geology (2- 1)
details on page # 25. GEOL 522 Geological Field Work-II (3)
1st Semester
7th Semester
ENGL 300 English- I(3)
ISST/ETH 300 Islamic Studies/Ethics (2) GEOL 600- 601 Geology of Pakistan (2- 1)
MATH 300 Mathematics- I (3) GEOL 602- 603 Petroleum Geology (2- 1)
GEOL 310- 311 General Geology (3-1) GEOL 604- 605 Environmental Geology (2- 1)
CHEM/PHYS320- 321 Chemistry/ Physics-I (2- 1) GEOL 606- 607 Engineering Geology (2- 1)
GEOL 608-609 Hydrogeology (2- 1)
2nd Semester
ENGL 301 English- II (3) GEOL 610-611 Micropaleontology & Bio-Stratigraphy (2- 1)
PKST 301 Pakistan Studies (2)
MATH 301 Mathematics- II (3) 8th Semester
CHEM/PHYS 322- 323 Chemistry/ Physics-II (2- 1) GEOL 612- 613 Special Paper-I (3- 1)
GEOL 322- 323 Petrology and Geomorphology (3-1) GEOL 614- 615 Special Paper-II (3- 1)
GEOL 620 Thesis Field Work (10)
3rd Semester Comprehensive Viva Voce (2)
ENGL 400 Communication Skill (English- III) (3)
MATH 400 Mathematics- III (3) List of subjects that can be offered as special papers in consultation with the
CHEM/PHYS 422-423 Chemistry/ Physics (2- 1) Director of the Centre, available with the Centre Offce.
GEOL 410- 411 Paleontology (2- 1)
MS/M.Phil. in Geology: 2-yr, 4- Semester Program (40)
GEOL 412- 413 Stratigraphy (3-1)
4th Semester Pre-requisite: BS/ M.Sc. Geology, Pre- Entry Test
ENGL 401 Tech Report Writing English- IV (3)
STAT 401 Computing & Geostatistics (3) 24 CH course work and Research on approved topic.
CHEM/PHY 422- 423 Chemistry/ Physics-IV (2-1)
GEOL 414-415 Crystallography, Optical Mineralogy and During first semester four compulsory courses will be taught and in second semester two
Petrography (3- 1) optional courses will be taught in the relevant field of specialization from the following list of
GEOL 402 Geological Field Work-I (2) courses.

5th Semester 1st Semester Core courses

GEOL 800 Research Methodology & Report writing
GEOL 500- 501 Geo Tectonics (2-1)
GEOL 801 Advance Sedimentology
GEOL 502- 503 Structural Geology (2- 1) GEOL 802 Geology and Geodynamics of Pakistan
GEOL 504- 505 Sedimentology (2- 1) GEOL 803 Carbonate Sedimentology
GEOL 506- 507 Geochemistry (2- 1)
GEOL 508- 509 Mineralogy (2- 1)
2nd Semester: Two courses may be offered from any one of the following GEOL.840 Bio-stratigrphy
field of specialization.
GEOL.841 Advanced Foraminifera
Petrolium Geology
GEOL. 805 Petroleum Exploration GEOL.842 Advanced Ostrocodes
GEOL. 806 Reservoir Geology
GEOL. 807 Sequencde Stratigraphy GEOL.843 Palynology
GEOL. 808 Basin Analysis Institute of Biochemistry
GEOL. 809 Petroleum Geology of Pakistan
Biochemistry is a vibrant & dynamic discipline. It is related to almost all the
GEOL. 810 Well Logging
life sciences. it has developed into a major field with huge range of
applications. Without biochemistry background & knowledge, a thorough
Sedimentology
understanding of health & well being is not possible. The sound knowledge
GEOL.811 Applied Sedimentology of biochemistry can help the central concerns of the biomedical sciences.
GEOL.812 Sedimentology & Stratigraphy
GEOL.813 Sequence Stratigraphy The Institute of Biochemistry, University of Sindh, was established in August
GEOL.814 Basin Analysis 1999 with the main objective of promoting research in the areas of nutrition
& clinical Biochemistry.
Environmental Geology The Institute has been offering 4 semester Master & M.Phil programs in
GEOL.827 Geo-environment & Geological hazards Biochemistry. The 8 semester BS. (Biochemistry) program has been
GEOL.828 Geo-Informatics introduced from the 2003 session. The faculty imparts teaching & research
GEOL.829 Medical Geology work. At present, Thirteen (13) scholars are pursuing research studies for
GEOL.830 Environmental Impact Assessment M.Phil & Ph.D degrees.
GEOL.831 Environmental laws and standards Biochemistry is also an excellent minor subject option for students majoring
Geophysics in biological sciences, such as, Physiology, Microbiology, Psychology, etc.
GEOL.832 Gravity and Magnetic methods The Institute has well developed research laboratories where techniques like
Fourier Transform/ Infrared Spectrometry (FTIR), Electrophoresis, Flame
GEOL.833 Seismic methods and seismic stratigraphy Photometry, Micro-lab, etc are being performed. In addition, the institute has
its own Diagnostic & research laboratory which serves to the local population
GEOL.834 Radiometric and electrical methods
as well.
GEOL.835 Borehole geophysics
Proud to be Biochemist. We explore secrets of life. A degree in
Biochemistry will give the tools to succeed in the 21st century.

Hydrogeology The faculty comprises:

GHANGHRO ALLAH BUX, Assoc. Professor & Director
GEOL 836 Applied Hydrogeology M.Sc. 1988, Ph.D. 1999 (S.U)

GEOL.837 Hydrogeophysics CHANNA NASEEM, Assoc. Professor

M.Sc. 1993, Ph.D. 2006 (S.U.)
GEOL.838 Water quality and groundwater contamination KHAN MUHAMMAD YAKOOB, Asstt. Professor
M.Sc. 1979, Ph.D. 1996 (S.U)
GEOL.839 Groundwater development and management
ABRIJO MUHAMMAD ACHER, Lecturer
BS. (S.U) 2007

Micropaleontology/ Biostratigraphy ANSARI IBTESSAM, Lecturer

M.Sc. (S.U) 2003
 ISST 400 Civilization (2)
GHANGHRO ABDUL WAHEED, Lecturer
BS. (S.U) 2007
MATHS 400 General Mathematics (3)
BIOC 410- 411 General Biochemistry-III (3, 1)
KAZI MEHAR ALI, Lecturer PHSL 420- 421 Physiology (2, 1) Minor-I (Compulsory)
BS (SU) 2006 CHEM/MICR 420-421 Chemistry/ Microbiology (2, 1) Minor-II
KHANZADA BEENISH SUHAIL, Lecturer (Supporting)
BS. (S.U) 2007

MEMON FARAH NAZ, Lecturer 4th Semester

M.Sc. (S.U) 1997 ENG 401 English (3)
STAT 401 Statistics & Computer Skills (3)
MANGI AUTIF HUSSAIN, Lecturer
BS (S.U) 2006 ENVS 401 Environmental Science (2)
BIOC 412- 413 General Biochemistry-V (3, 1)
MIAN MANSOOR ALI AFSAR, Lecturer PHSL 422-423 Physiology (2, 1) Minor-I (Compulsory)
M.Sc.
CHEM/MICR 422-423 Chemistry/ Microbiology (2, 1) Minor-II
SHAH AFSHEEN, Lecturer (Supporting)
M.Sc. (S.U) 2001
WATTO FEROZA, Lecturer 5th Semester
M.Sc. 1995, M.Phil. 2002, Ph.D. 2006 (S.U)
BIOC 500-501 Cell Ultra Structure and functions (3,2)
MEMON ALLAH NAWAZ , Professor (on contract) BIOC 502-503 Metabolism-I (3,2)
M.Sc. 1972, M.Phil. 1984, Ph.D. 1990 (S.U)
BIOC 504-505 Metabolism-II (3,1)
Two Research Associates BIOC 506-507 Biochemical & Molecular Genetics (3,1)
BS. Biochemistry: 4- Year (8 Semester) Program (146) 6th Semester
Pre-requisite: H.S.C. with Pre-Medical Group: Pre-Entry Test. BIOC 508-509 Biochemical Communication (3,2)
A. General Requirements: BIOC 510-511 Nutrition & Dietetics (3,2)
BIOC 512-513 Biochemical Techniques-I (3,1)
1st Semester BIOC 514-515 Biochemical Techniques-II (3,1)
ENG 300 English (3)
7th Semester
PS 304 Pakistan Studies (2)
BIOC 600-601 Clinical Biochemistry (3,2)
MATHS 300 General Mathematics (3)
BIOC 602-603 Immunichemistry (3,2)
BIOC 310-311 General Biochemistry-I (3, 1)
BIOC 604-605 Recombinant DNA and related Techniques (3,1)
PHSL 320-321 Physiology (2, 1) Minor-I (Compulsory)
BIOC 606-607 Skills & Research Methodology & Report Writing (3,1)
CHEM/MICR 320-321 Chemistry/ Microbiology (2, 1) Minor-II
(Supporting) 8th Semester
2nd Semester BIOC 608 Current Trends in Biochemistry (3)
ENG 301 English (3) BIOC 609 Environmental Biochemistry (3)
ISST 301 Islamic Studies (2) BIOC 610 Special Paper-I (2)
MATHS 301 General Mathematics (3) BIOC 611 Special Paper-II (2)
BIOC 312-313 General Biochemistry-II (3, 1) BIOC 612 Comprehensive Viva-Voce (2)
PHSL 322-323 Physiology (2, 1) Minor-I (Compulsory) BIOC 613 Thesis (8)
CHEM/MICR 322-323 Chemistry/ Microbiology (2, 1) Minor-II
(Supporting) Students shall study any two of the following courses as Special Paper-I & II
in the final semester. The courses are to be offered in consultation with the
3rd Semester Director and will depend upon the current needs and the faculty
ENG 400 English (3)
specialization. The course contents will include the current state of BIOC 612 Practicals (Related to Theories) (4)
knowledge in the specific field based on review of research publications.
2nd Semester
1. Advanced Nutrition and Dietetics BIOC 605 Biochemical Techniques-II (Compulsory-I) (3)
2. Advanced Enzymology BIOC 606 Xenobiotics (Compulsory-II) (3)
BIOC 613 Immunochemistry (Optional-I) (3)
3. Biochemistry of Drugs and their Resistance
BIOC 614 Disorder of Biological Systems (Optional-II) (3)
4. Advances in Recombinant DNA techniques
BIOC 615 Practical (Related to Theories) (4)
5. Plant Biochemistry BIOC 616 Comprehensive Viva-voce (2)
6. Biochemical aspects of Haemotology
7. Human Biochemistry & Diseases 1st Semester
8. Cell and Tissue Culture Nutrition (34)
C. Supporting Minor- I courses (12) BIOC 600 Biochemical Techniques-I (Compulsory-I) (3)
Minor- II, elective (12): BIOC 601 Skill and Research Methodology (Compulsory-II) (3)
BIOC602 IndustrialProcessingofEdibleOils&Sugars(Optional-I)(3)
Master of Science in Biochemistry: 4- semester program (66) BIOC 603 Food Processing and Preservation (Optional-II) (3)
BIOC 604 Practicals (Related to all Theories) (4)
Pre-requisite: Bachelor degree with chemistry and any biology subject 2nd Semester
preferably with Biochemistry with minimum 50% score. BIOC 605 Biochemical Techniques-II (Compulsory-I) (3)
A. Courses Requirements for 1st & 2nd semester (M.Sc. Prev.) BIOC 606 Xenobiotics (Compulsory-II) (3)
BIOC 607 Meat Science (Optional-I) (3)
1st Semester BIOC 608 Milling, Backing and Quality Assurance (Optional-II) (3)
BIOC 500-501 General Biochemistry-I (3,1) BIOC 609 Practicals (Related to all Theories) (4)
BIOC 616 Comprehensive Viva-voce (2)
BIOC 502-503 General Biochemistry-II (3,1)
BIOC 504-505 Cell and Molecular Biology (3,1) 1st Semester
BIOC 506-507 Biostatistics and Computer Applications in Biochemistry Advanced Biochemistry (34)
(3,1) BIOC 600 Advanced Bio-Analytical Instrumentation-I (3)
2nd Semester BIOC 605 Advanced Bio-Analytical Instrumentation-II (3)
BIOC 508-509 Metabolism-I (3,1) BIOC 618 Advanced Biochemistry – I (3)
BIOC 510-511 Metabolism-II (3,1) BIOC 619 Advanced Biochemistry – II (3)\
BIOC 512-513 Nutrition and Dietetics (3,1) BIOC 620 Advanced Biochemistry – III (3)
BIOC 514-515 Clinical & Physical Biochemistry (3,1) 2nd Semester
BIOC 621, 625 Advanced Biochemistry Practicals (4-4)
B. Courses Requirements for 3rd & 4th semester (M.Sc. Final). BIOC 622 Advanced Biochemistry –IV (3)
Specialization requirements:- BIOC 623 Advanced Biochemistry – V (3)
The candidates are to offer any one of the specialization mentioned BIOC 624 Advanced Biochemistry – VI (3)
here under:- BIOC 616 Comprehensive Viva-Voce (2)

1st Semester
Clinical Biochemistry (34)
BIOC 600 Biochemical Techniques-I (Compulsory-I) (3)
BIOC 601 Skill and Research Methodology (Compulsory-II) (3)
BIOC 610 Clinical Biochemistry (Optional-I) (3)
BIOC 611 Metabolic Disorders (Optional-II) (3)
MS/M.Phil. in Biochemistry 4- Semester Program (40)
Pre-requisite: BS/M.Sc., in Biochemistry, Pre-Entry Test
1st Semester
BIOC 800 Research Methodology & Biostatistics (4)
 BIOC 801 Application of Techniques to Biomolecules (4) on Biotechnology and two National training courses on Biotechnological
BIOC 802 Applied Biochemistry & Microbiology (4) techniques.
BIOC 803 Advanced Endocrinology & Nutritional care in Health &
Diseases (4) The main goal of the Institute of Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering is
2nd Semester teaching and research.
BIOC 804 Applied Clinical Biochemistry (4) To train needed scholars and researchers in the field of
BIOC 805 Food Biochemistry (4) Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering and provide skilled
manpower to the country
2nd to 4th Semester
To promote the sciences of Biotechnology and Genetics in the
BIOC 895 Research on approved topic, Thesis and its Defense
country, through organizing symposium, training courses,
(16)
correspondence, publication of scientific research journal and
Institute of Biotechnology & Genetic Engineering books and articles.

The Centre For Advanced Studies in Biotechnology, established in January The Institute is presently offering following degrees programs:-
2002 was upgraded to Institute in April 2003. The setting up of a separate
Institute of Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering gave a fresh impetus to B.S. in Genetics (8 Semesters)
the development of the multidisciplinary field of modern biotechnology and M.Sc. in Bio-Technology (4 Semesters),
Genetics. In present days the boundaries of Biotechnology and Genetics are M.Phil & Ph.D. studies in Biotechnology
expanding with fantastic speed and their topic areas are turning into
independent fields of specialization. Biotechnology is broadly defined as a Experienced and competent faculty including visiting faculty with expertise
fusion be tween natural sciences (such as biology, biochemistry and and long experience in the area, are presently conducting teaching and
genetics) and technological fields . The necessity of Biotechnology was felt research programs. Plans are in hand to induct qualified faculty shortly.
years back and in this regard Enzyme and Fermentation Research
The faculty comprises:-
Laboratory was established in the Institute of Chemistry in 1989. During this
period, Eight (08) Ph.D. and Four (04) M.Phil degrees were awarded DAHOT MUHAMMAD UMER, Professor & Director
besides completion of Twelve (12) Research Projects sponsored by National M.Sc. 1980, Ph.D. 1989 (S.U)
and International funding agencies. So far One hundred and sixty (160)
research articles have been published by the faculty in National and BHUTTO MUHAMMAD AQEEL, Lecturer
International Journals. M.Sc., 2002 (S.U)

The challenge of 21st Century among other things would require advance IKRAM-UL-HAQ, Lecturer
and applied research activities to promote and contribute to the scientific, M.Sc., (UAF), M.Phil. (NIBGE-UAF)
technological and economic development of the country. KHUSHK IMRANA, Lecturer
M.Sc., 2001 (S.U)
The newly established Institute in near future will provide research facilities
in the areas of Plant Biotechnology, Industrial Biotechnology, healthcare, MUHAMMAD RAFIQ, Lecturer
environment Biotechnology and Genetics. The Institute has established M.Sc., (BZU), M.Phi. (PU) 2002
International linkage & collaboration with highly reputed research
NAQVI S. HABIB AHMED, Lecturer
Laboratories and Institute, e.g., Institute of Biochemistry & Biophysics, M.Sc. Ph.D. (S.U) 2005
University of Tehran, Iran and State key Laboratory of Bioreactor
Engineering, East China University of Science & Technology, Shanghai, QURESHI ABDUL SATTAR, Lecturer
China, Institute of Organic Chemistry & Biochemistry, University of Bonn and M.Sc. 2001 (S.U)
Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Bath, U.K. and HEJ Four Research Associates
Research institute, University of Karachi to overcome its resource Master of Science in Biotechnology: 4- Semester Program (66)
constraints. So far the Institute has organized three International Symposia
Pre-requisite: Bachelor degree with Chemistry and any biological science 2nd Semester
subject, with a minimum of 45% score: Pre-Entry Test. BIOT-808 Bioprocess Engineering (3,1)
BIOT-810 Current Issues in Biotechnology (3,1)
1st Semester FIRST YEAR
BIOT 500- 501* Fundamentals of Biotechnology (2- 1)
2nd to 4th Semester
BIOT 502- 503 Organic & Physical Chemistry (3- 1)
BIOT 504- 505 Cell & Molecular Biology (2- 1) BIOT-895 Research on approved topic; Thesis/Dissertation and
its Defense
BIOT 506- 507 Biological Chemistry (2- 1)
BIOT 508- 509 Biostatistics application in Biotechnology (2- 1)
BS Genetics: 4-Year (8- Semester) Program (146)
2nd Semester
BIOT 510- 511 Fermentation Biotechnology (3- 1) Pre-requisite: H.S.C. Pre-Medical or General Science group with Biology,
BIOT 512- 513 Basic Microbiology (2- 1) Pre-Entry Test.
BIOT 514- 515 Molecular Genetics (2- 1) Admission on district U/R quota basis, 61 seats available as per details
BIOT 516- 517 Metabolism (3- 1) on page # 24.
BIOT 518- 519 Computer Application in Biotech. (2- 1) 1st Semester FIRST YEAR
ENGL 300 English (3)
1st Semester SECOND YEAR PKST 302 Pakistan Studies (2)
BIOT 600- 601 Genetic Engineering (3-1)
MATH 304 Mathematics (3)
BIOT 602- 603 Tools & Techniques in Biotechnology (3- 1)
GENT 310- 311 Cell Biology (3, 1)
BIOT 604- 605 Agriculture & Food Biotechnology (2- 1)
350- 351 Minor-I, Theory & Practical (2, 1)
BIOT 606- 607 Animal Cell & Tissue Culture (2- 1)
352- 353 Minor-II, Theory & Practical (2, 1)
BIOT 608- 609 Enzyme Technology (2-1)
PHSL/MICR/BIOC/BOTN/ZOOL/FWBF
2nd Semester 320-321 Physiology, Microbiology, Biochemistry,
BIOT 610 Research Methodology (3) Botany, Zoology, Fresh Water Biology &
BIOT 612- 613 Biodiversity & Environment Biotechnology (2- 1) Fisheries (2,1)
BIOT 614- 615 Plant Cell & Tissue Culture (2- 1) 2nd Semester
BIOT 616- 617 Medical Biotechnology (2- 1) ENGL 301 English (3)
BIOT 618 Biotechnology Business Application (3) ISST 302 Islamic Studies (2)
BIOT 619 Research Project in lieu of Practicals & optional MATH 306 Mathematics (2)
subject (3)
GENT 312, 313 Fundamentals of Genetics (3, 1)
BIOT 620 Comprehensive Viva Voce 2
356- 357 Minor-I, Theory & Practical (2, 1)
MS/M.Phil. in Biotechnology: 4- Semester Program (40)
358- 359 Minor-II, Theory & Practical (2, 1)
Pre-requisite: BS/ M.Sc. Biotechnology, Pre- Entry Test
PHSL/MICR/BIOC/BOTN/ZOOL/FWBF
1st Semester 322-323 Physiology, Microbiology, Biochemistry,
BIOT-800 Protein Structure, Function and Engineering (3,1) Botany, Zoology, Fresh Water Biology &
BIOT-802 Hormones and Growth Factors (3,1) Fisheries (2,1)
BIOT-804 Blood Chemistry and Diseases (3,1) 1st Semester SECOND YEAR
BIOT-806 Advance Molecular Genetics (3,1) ENGL 400 English (3)
 CIVZ 400 Civilization (2) 2nd Semester
MATH 400 Mathematics (3) GENT 610 Development & Behavioral Genetics (3)
GENT 410, 411 Molecular Genetics (3, 1) GENT 612 Approaches to Scientific Investigations (3)
450- 451 Minor-I, Theory & Practical (2, 1) GENT 614 Special Topics in Genetics (3)
452- 453 Minor-II, Theory & Practical (2, 1) GENT 615 Research Project OR Optional courses (9)
PHSL/MICR/BIOC/BOTN/ZOOL/FWBF GENT 616 Comprehensive Viva-Voce (2)
420-421 Physiology, Microbiology, Biochemistry,
Optional Subjects:-
Botany, Zoology, Fresh Water Biology &
GENT 618 Germplasm Resources
Fisheries (2,1)
GENT 620 Cell & Tissue Culture
2nd Semester
GENT 622 Aqua Culture
ENGL 401 English (3)
GENT 624 Gene Technology
ENVS 401 Environmental Genetics (2)
GENT 626 Genomic
STAT 401 Biostatistics (3)
GENT 628 Bioinformatics
GENT 412, 413 Principles of Breeding (3, 1)
MS. M.Phil. in Genetics: 4- Semester Program (40)
456- 457 Minor-I, Theory & Practical (2, 1)
458- 459 Minor-II, Theory & Practical (2, 1) Pre-requisite: BS/ M.Sc. Genetics, Pre- Entry Test
422-423 Physiology, Microbiology, Biochemistry, 1st Semester
Botany, Zoology, Fresh Water Biology & GENT 800 Molecular Immunology & Virology (3,1)
Fisheries (2,1)
GENT 802 Hormonal Genetics (3,1)
1st Semester THIRD YEAR
GENT 804 Clinical Genetics (3,1)
GENT 500, 501 Fundamentals of Biotechnology (3, 1)
GENT 502, 503 Cytogenetics (3-1) GENT 806 Advanced Molecular Genetics(3,1)
GENT 504, 505 Biochemistry-I (3, 1)
2nd Semester
GENT 506, 507 Microbial Genetics (2, 1)
GENT 508, 509 Computer Applications in Genetics (2, 1) GENT 808 Biosafety and Bioethics (3,1)
GENT 810 Instruments & Techniques In Genetics (3,1)
2nd Semester
GENT 510, 511 Fermentation Biotchnology (3, 1) 2nd to 4th Semester
GENT 512, 513 Biochemistry-II BIOT 895 Research on approved topic; Thesis/ Dissertation and
GENT 514, 515 Quantitative & Population Genetics (3, 1) its Defense
GENT 516, 517 Evolution and Biodiversity (2, 1)
GENT 518, 519 Human Genetics (2, 1)
1st Semester FOURTH YEAR
GENT 600, 601 Genetic Engineering (3, 1)
GENT 602, 603 Tools & Technique in Genetics (3. 1)
GENT 604, 605 DNA Finger Printing & Mol. Diagnostics (3, 1)
GENT 606, 607 Induced Mutagenesis (2, 1)
GENT 608, 609 Enzyme Technology (2, 1)
 BHATTI ABDUL GHAFOOR, Professor
M.Sc 1975., Ph.D. 1990 (S.U)
KHASKHELI GHULAM QAUDIR, Professor
M.Sc. 1985 , Ph.D. 1991 (S.U)
MEMON MUHAMMAD ASLAM, Professor
M.Sc.1975, M.Phil. 1984, Ph.D. 2000 (S.U)
SHAIKH MUHAMMAD SULEMAN, Professor
M.Sc. (S.U) 1974 , Ph.D. (Moscow State) 1984
VASANDANI ABDUL GHAFFAR, Professor
M.Sc. , Ph.D. 1987 (S.U)

Dr. M.A. Kazi Institute of Chemistry MASTOI GHULAM MURTAZA, Assoc. Professor
M.Sc. 1991, Ph.D. 2003 (S.U)
Department of Chemistry, founded in 1953 has the distinction of being the
BUGHIO MUHAMMAD NAWAZ, Asstt. Professor
very first department under the then Faculty of Science established at the M.Sc. 1976, M.Phil. 1987 (S.U)
Elsa Kazi Campus of the University in Hyderabad. The department was
KHAN HUMERA ASAD, Asstt. Professor
shifted to Allama I.I. Kazi Campus, Jamshoro in 1961. The status of the
M.Sc. 2002, Ph.D. 2008 (S.U)
department was raised to that of the Institute of Chemistry in 1967. The
Institute was named as Dr. M.A. Kazi Institute of Chemistry in 1999 after its QURESHI MUHAMMAD SHAFIQUE, Asstt. Professor
M.Sc. (S.U) 1990
founder Chairman & Director (Late) Professor Dr. Mumtaz Ali Kazi.
HULIO AHMED ALI, Lecturer
The Institute has been offering undergraduate, graduate and doctoral M.Sc. 2000 (S.U)
research programs in Analytical, Organic, Inorganic, Physical and Natural
IBUPOTO ZAFFAR HUSSAIN, Lecturer
Products Chemistry. Since its inception the Institute has catered to the M.Sc. (H) (SALU) 2001
human resources requirements of the country in general and the region in
LEGHARI ABDUL JABBAR, Lecturer
particular. The graduates of this Institute are holding key posts in the country M.Sc. 1993, M.Ed. 2001, M.Phil. 2002 (S.U)
as well as abroad.
MALLAH ARFANA BEGUM , Lecturer
The Institute also has the distinction of two of its graduates (i) Late Prof. Dr. M.Sc. (QAU) 1998, M.Phil. (SU) 2002
Zafar Hassan Zaidi and (ii) Prof. Dr. M.Y. Khuhawar, having been admitted MEMON GHULAM ZOHRA, Lecturer
to the degrees of Doctor of Science (D.Sc.) by the University of Leeds and M.Sc. 2003, Ph.D 2008 (S.U).
the University of Birmingham, U.K. respectively, for their outstanding
MEMON NUSRAT NAEEM, Lecturer
contributions towards research in their fields of specialization. M.Sc. (SAL) 2001
The Institute presently offers 4-yr., B.S. Chemistry program both in the MUGHAL MOINA AKHTAR, Lecturer
Morning as well as Evening, besides 2-yr. M.Sc., MS/ M.Phil and Ph.D. M.Sc. 1993, M.Phil. 2003 (S.U)
programs. SYED AMBREEN SHAH, Lecturer
M.Sc. (S.U) 2001
The Institute has to- date awarded 52 Ph.D. degrees in addition to a large
number of M.Phils., since the introduction of doctoral research program in PANHWAR QADEER KHAN, Lecturer
1961. M.Sc. (S.U) 2004
RIND MOULA BUX, Chemical Analyst
The Institute has 24 spacious and well equipped laboratories with highly M.Sc. 1986, M.Phil. 2000 (S.U)
qualified faculty.
SAMEJO MUHAMMAD QASIM, Lecturer
The present faculty comprises: M.Sc. 2003 (S.U)

QURESHI ABDUL SHAKOOR, Professor & Director SIYAL ALI NAWAZ, Lecturer
M.Sc. (S.U) 1975 , Ph.D. (Leipzig) 1983 M.Sc. 2008 (QAU)
ABBASI UBEDULLAH, Professor (on Contract)
M.Sc. (S.U) 1970; M.Sc. 1976 (U.K) , Ph.D. (Salford) 1978 2nd Semester
KHUHAWAR MUHAMMAD YAR, Professor (on Contract) ENGL401 English-IV (3)
M.Sc. (S.U) 1971, Ph.D. 1977, D.Sc. (Birmingham) 1998 ENVI 401 Environmental Sciences (2)
MEMON SIKANDER ALI, Professor (on Contract) MATH 401 Mathematics-IV (3)
M.Sc. (S.U) 1970, Ph.D. (London) 1982 COMP 401 Computing in Chemistry (NC)
MEMON MUHAMMAD USMAN, Professor (on Contract) CHEM 412- 413 Organic Chemistry (3,1)
B.Sc.(H) 1972; M.Sc(S.U) 1973, Ph.D (Japan) 1984 PHYS 422- 423 Physics-IV (2,1)
BOZDAR RASOOL BAKHSH, Professor (Visiting faculty) ZOOL/BOT/PHYS/FWBF/
M.Sc. 1976 , Ph.D. (S.U) 1991 STAT/GEOG/
GEOL 422- 423 Zoology/ Botany/ Physiology/ Fresh Water Biology
BS. Chemistry: 4-yr. (8-semester) Morning/ Evening program (146)
& Fisheries/ /Statistics/ Geography/ Geology (2, 1)
Pre-requisite: H.S.C. with Pre-Medical or Pre-Engineering Group: Pre-Entry
Test.
1st Semester Third Year
1st Semester First Year CHEM 500- 501 Inorganic Chemistry-II (3+1)
ENGL 300 English-I (3)
CHEM 502- 503 Organic Chemistry-II (3+1)
PKST 300 Pakistan Studies (2)
CHEM 504- 505 Physical Chemistry-II (3+1)
MATH 300 Mathematics - I (3)
CHEM 310- 311 Analytical Chemistry (3,1) CHEM 506- 507 Analytical Chemistry-II (3+1)
PHYS 320- 321 Physics-I (2, 1) CHEM 508 Industrial Chemistry-I (2)
ZOOL/BOT/PHYS/FWBF
STAT/GEOG/ 2nd Semester
GEOL 320- 321 Zoology//Botany//Physiology/ Fresh Water Biology & CHEM 510- 511 Inorganic Chemistry-III (3+1)
Fiisheries/ Statistics, Geography/ Geology (2, 1) CHEM 512- 513 Organic Chemistry-III (3+1)
2nd Semester CHEM 514- 515 Physical Chemistry-III (3+1)
ENGL 301 English-II (3) CHEM 516- 517 Analytical Chemistry-III (3+1)
ISST/ETHS 301 Islamic Studies (2) CHEM 518 Chemistry in Industry-II (2)
MATH 301 Mathematics II (3) Fourth Year
CHEM 312-313 Physical Chemistry-I (3,1)
PHYS 322- 323 Physics-II (2,1) Specialization courses: Choose any one of the field “a” to “d” for
ZOOL/BOT/PHYS/FWBF/ specialization during 7th & 8th semester
STAT/GEOG/ a. Analytical Chemistry
GEOL 322- 323 Zoology/ Botany/ / Physiology// Fresh Water Biology & 1st Semester
Fisheries/ Statistics/Geography/ Geology (2,1) CHEM 600 Miscellaneous Methods of analysis (4)
1st Semester Second Year CHEM 602 Seperation Techniques (4)
ENGL 400 English-III (3) CHEM 604 Atomic Emission Spectroscopy (4)
MATH 400 Mathematics- III (3) CHEM 605 Advanced Pracical (4)
CIVZ 400 Civilization (2) 2nd Semester
CHEM 410-411 Inorganic Chemistry-I (3,1) CHEM 606 Hyphenated Techniques (4)
CHEM 608 Molecular Fluorescence Methods (4)
PHYS 420- 421 Physics-III (2,1)
CHEM 610 Thermal Methods and the Automation in Analysis(4)
ZOOL/ BOT/PHYS/FWBF/
CHEM 611 Advanced Practical/Project (4)
STAT/GEOG/ CHEM 612 Comprehensive Viva-Voce (4)
GEOL 420- 421 Zoology/ Botany/ Physiology// Fresh Water Biology b. Inorganic Chemistry
& Fisheries/ Statistics/ Geography/ Geology (2, 1)
 1st Semester in any of the fields, i.e., Analytical, Inorganic, Organic or Physical Chemistry.
CHEM 620 Instrumental Methods of Analysis (4) Pre-Entry Test.
CHEM 622 Reaction Mechanism and Bonding Anomalies (4) A. Chemistry requirements for 1st & 2nd semester (CH 36).
CHEM 624 Application of Inorganic Compounds OR Bio-Inorganic 1st Semester
Chemistry (4) CHEM 500, 501 Inorganic Chemistry-II (3+1)
CHEM 625 Advanced Practical (4) CHEM 502, 503 Organic Chemistry-II (3+1)
2nd Semester CHEM 504, 505 Physical Chemistry-II (3+1)
CHEM 626 Organometallic Chemistry (4) CHEM 506, 507 Analytical Chemistry-II (3+1)
CHEM 628 Magneto Chemistry (4) CHEM 508 Industrial Chemistry-I (2)
CHEM 630 Nuclear Chemistry (4) 2nd Semester
CHEM 631 Advanced Pracical,/Project (4) CHEM 510, 511 Inorganic Chemistry-III (3+1)
CHEM 632 Comprehensive Viva-Voce (4) CHEM 512, 513 Organic Chemistry-III (3+1)
c. Organic Chemistry CHEM 514, 515 Physical Chemistry-III (3+1)
1st Semester CHEM 516, 517 Analytical Chemistry-III (3+1)
CHEM 640 Reaction Mechanism (4) CHEM 518 Industrial Chemistry-II (2)
CHEM 642 Molecular Re-arrangements (4) B. Chemistry requirements for 3rd & 4th semester (CH 36):
CHEM 644 Spectroscopy (4) Elect any one of the fields “a” to “d” for specialization, as specified on
CHEM 645 Advanced Practical (4) prepage for BS Chemistry 7th & 8th Semester curricula.
2nd Semester M.Phil/ MS. in Analytical Chemistry: 4- Semester Program (40)
CHEM 646 Natural Products Chemistry (4) 1st Semester
CHEM 648 Lipids, Proteins and Synethic Drugs (4) CHEM 800 Laser and Emission Spectroscopy (3,1)
CHEM 650 Application of Organic Chemistry (4) CHEM 802 Radioanalytical Methods (3,1)
CHEM 651 Advanced Practical./Project (4) CHEM 804 Environmental Analysis (3,1)
CHEM 652 Comprehensive Viva-Voce (4) CHEM 806 Electroanalytical Analysis (3,1)
d. Physical Chemistry 2nd Semester
1st Semester CHEM 808 Chromatographic Techniques/Thermal methods (3,1)
CHEM 660 Polymer Science (4) CHEM 810 Quality Assurance, Automated (3,1)
CHEM 662 Spectroscopy (4) 2nd to 4thSemester
CHEM 664 Thermodynamics & Electrochemistry (4) CHEM 895 Research on approved topic. Thesis/ Dissertation and its Defense
CHEM 665 Advanced Practical. (4)
2nd Semester M.Phil/ in Inorganic Chemistry: 4- Semester Program (40)
CHEM 666 Radiation Chemistry (4) 1ST Semester
CHEM 668 Surface Chemistry (4) CHEM 800 Solid State Chemistry (3,1)
CHEM 670 Chemical Kinetics (4) CHEM 802 Group Theory (4)
CHEM 671 Advanced Practical/Project (4) CHEM 804 Chemistry of Organometallic Compounds (3,1)
CHEM 672 Comprehensive Viva-Voce (4)
CHEM 806 Medicinal uses of Transition Metals/Inorganic compounds (3, 1)
* Odd number courses are Labs.
2ndSemester
M.Sc. Chemistry- Four semester (Morning & Evening) Program (CH 72) CHEM 804 Photochemical reactions of transition metals (3,1)
This program is open to students who have obtained 2- year B.Sc. (Pass) CHEM 805 Applied Transition metal catalytic chemistry (3,1)
degree with Chemistry. Candidates who posses B.Sc. (Pass) degree 2nd to 4thSemester
without optional subject of Chemistry are not eligible for admission. The CHEN 895 Research study on approved topic. Thesis/ Dissertation and
courses during the first 2 semesters outlined here are general advanced defense (16)
level courses. The final two semesters provide opportunity for specialization .Phil/ MS in Organic Chemistry 4- Semester Program (40)
1st Semester ARSCS 895 Research on approved topic, Thesis and its Defense
CHEM 822 Modern Trends in Organic Synthesis (3,1) (16)
CHEM 824
CHEM 826
Advanced Stereochemistry (3,1)
Advanced Natural Products (3,1)
Institute of Information and Communication
CHEM 828 Advanced Spectroscopy (3,1) Technology
2nd Semester Phenomenal and rapid development of technology led the University of
CHEM 830 Organic Polymer Chemistry (3,1) Sindh to establish independent “Institute of Information Technology”,
CHEM 832 Organic Photochemistry (3,1) bifurcating the former Institute of Physics and Technology working since
2nd to 4thSemester 1979, to extend its scope as a beacon for Information Technology education
CHEN 895 Research study on approved topic. Thesis Dissertation and at national and international levels. Recently the Institute has been re-
defense (16) designated as Institute of Information and Communication Technology
M.Phil/ MS. in Physical Chemistry 4- Semester Program (40) (IICT). The Institute imparts cutting-edge education with outstanding quality
1st Semester through its highly qualified faculty at graduate and postgraduate levels to
CHEM 834 Physical Chemistry of high polymers (3,1) produce top-notch professionals in core ICT related disciplines.
CHEM 836 Quantum Chemistry (3,1)
CHEM 838 Advanced Chemical Kinetics (3,1) Programs are run jointly by the four component disciplines of Electronics,
CHEM 840 Photochemistry (3,1) Telecommunications, Information Technology and Software Engineering.
2ndSemester The institute is offering 8-semesters programs, BS Information Technology,
CHEM 842 Surface Chemistry (3,1) BS Telecommunications, BS Electronics and BS Software Engineering. The
CHEM 844 Nuclear and Radiochemistry (3,1) 8-semesters Bachelor degrees lead to 4-semester MS programs in the
3nd to 4thSemester respective disciplines.
CHEN 895 Research study on approved topic, Thesis/ Dissertation and In addition, the Institute has introduced Evening programs in the disciplines
defense (16) of Information Technology BS(IT), Software Engineering BS(SE) , M.Sc
INSTITUTE FOR ADVACNED RESEARCH STUDIES IN CHEMICAL Telemedicine and E-Health, M.Sc E-Commerce, M.Sc Multimedia, two-years
SCIENCES MIT for BSIT(Pass), and one year Post Graduate Diploma in Information
The Institute is specially established in 2009, to promote Research & Chemical Sciences, to Technology.
supplement facilities available at Dr. Kazi Institute of Chemistry and to maximize utilization of The Institute aims to produce graduates with learning outcomes necessary
facilities available in the Central Resource Laboratories of the University. to design hardware and software systems, apply the technologies effectively
Prof. Dr. M.Y. Khuhawar Ph.D, DSc (Birm.) Director of the Institute. for diverse environments, adopt analytical and logical approach, and foster
MS/M.Phil. in Chemical Sciences 4- Semester Program (40) independent judgment and ability to work cooperatively with others.

Pre-requisite: BS/ M.Sc. in Chemistry, with good 2nd class, Pre- Entry Test Institute also offers MS, M.Phil and Ph.D degree programs and has been
1st Semester enrolling students since its inception in addition to its Bachelor level
programs. The faculty continues its quest to publish research work in
ARSCS 810 Molecular and Atomic Spectroscopy and its
Journals of National and International repute.
Applications (4)
ARSCS 811 Advanced Organic Chemistry (4) The Institute is well furnished with all required infrastructure of excellent
ARSCS 812 Separation Tecniques (4) learning including state-of-art computer, electronics, and communication
ARSCS 813 Research Methodology and Statistics for Chemists (2) laboratories connected to information cyberspace via PERN link of 32MB
bandwidth, spacious class rooms with multimedia facilities, the information
ARSCS 814 Thermal Methods for Analasis (2)
resource, computerized internal library, located within the premises of IICT
2nd Semester
with abundant and latest editions of books, journals and magazines related
ARSCS 815 Aautomated Methods of Analysis (3)
to the disciplines being offered and provides facilities for indoor and outdoor
ARSCS 816 Recent Development in Inorganic Chemistry (3)
co-curricular and extra co-curricular activities of students.
ARSCS 817 Physical Chemistry of Polymers (2)
2nd to 4th Semester
The present faculty Comprises: BCIT 2002 (S.U)

ISMAILI IMDAD ALI, Professor and Director HUMRANI NAYAB (Engg), Lecturer
M.Sc Electronics (SU) 1985, DIC and Ph.D (Imperial College, UK) 1996 BE Electronics 2008 (MUET)

KHOUMBATI KHALIL –UR- REHMAN, Professor HUSSAIN AAMIR (Engg), Lecturer

M.Sc. Computer Technology (S.U) 1990, Ph.D (Brunel) 2005 BE Electronics 2008 (MUET)

ABBASI HAJI KHAN, Assoc. Professor KHUSHK KOUSAR PARVEEN, Lecturer

M.Sc Computer Technology (S.U) 1976 M.Sc Computer Technology 1998 (S.U)
KUMAR AMEET (Engg), Lecturer
SHAIKH ASAD ALI, Assoc. Professor M.E (IT) (M.U.E.T.)
M.Sc Electronics (S.U) 1979, M.Sc Computer Engg. (Clarkson, USA) 1991, PhD (S.U), 2006
LEGHARI AHMED KHAN, Lecturer
ABBASI SHAZIA., Asstt. Professor BCS 2003 (S.U)
M.Sc Télécommunication 1997 (S.U)
LAGHARI SHEERAZ, Lecturer
BHUTTO ARIFA, Asstt. Professor BS Information Technology 2005 (S.U)
M.Sc Computer Technolgy 1997 (S.U)
MAHESAR ABDUL WAHEED, Lecturer
KUMBHAR MUHAMMAD ASLAM, Asstt. Professor BCS 2004 (S.U)
M.Sc Télécommunication 1997 (S.U) MEMON BISHARAT RASOOL, Lecturer
LACHHMAN DAS, Asstt. Professor (on Study Leave) BS Software Engg. 2005 (S.U)
M.Sc Computer Technology (S.U) 1991 MEMON MUDDASIR AHMED (Engr), Lecturer
LARIK SHAHID HUSSAIN, Asstt. Professor BE Electronics 2008 (MUET)
M.Sc Computer Technology 1991 (S.U) NIAZ HUSSAIN ARIJO, Lecturer (on Study Leave)
BCIT 2002 (S.U)
MEMON SHAHZAD AHMED, Asst. Professor (on study leave)
M.Sc Electronics 1999 (S.U) RAJAR NAZISH BASIR, Lecturer
BS IT 2005 (S.U)
MEMON NISAR AHMED, Asst. Professor SOOMRO ARJAMAND BANO, Lecturer
M.Sc Telecommunication 1999 (S.U) BCIT 2002 (S.U)

PATHAN KAMRAN TAJ, Asst Professor (on Study Leave) SOOMRO WASEEM JAVAID, Lecturer
M.Sc Computer Technology 1999 (S.U) M.Sc. Electronics 2001 (S.U)

SEEHAR LUBNA MUSTAFA, Asstt. Professor SOOMRO ALTAF MAZHAR (Engr), Lecturer
M.Sc Computer Technology (S.U) 1978 BE Electronics 2008 (MUET)
SHAH AZHAR ALI, Asstt. Professor (on Study Leave)
M.Sc, Electronics and M-Phil (S.U) Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT): 4- Year
8 Semesters Morning and Evening Program (144)
SHAH RAZA HUSSAIN, Asstt. Professor
M.Sc Electronics 1991 (S.U) Pre-requisite: H.S.C Pre- Engineering / Pre-Medical / Commerce / General
SHORO GHULAM MUSTAFA, Asstt. Professor Science with Physics and Computer background, with at least 45%
M.Sc Electronics 1997 (S.U) aggregate marks, Pre-Entry Test.
UJAN MUZAFFAR HUSSAIN Alias IMRAN ANWAR Asst. Professor Admission on district U/R quota basis, 61 seats available.
BE Computer Systems (MUET, 1994)
FIRST YEAR
BHATTI ZEESHAN, Lecturer 1st Semester
BCS(H) 2004 (S.U)
ENG -300 English Composition and Comprehension (3)
DAHRI KAMRAN, Lecturer PS-303 Pakistan Studies (1)
BS Software Engg. 2005 (S.U)
ITEC-310-311 Basic Electronics (3, 1)
HAKRO DIL NAWAZ, Lecturer ITEC-312 -313 Programming Fundamentals (3, 1)
 ITEC -314 -315 Introduction to Information Technology (2, 1) ITEC-614 Organizational Behavior (3)
ITEC-316 Calculus and Analytical Geometry (3) ITEC-616 Technology Management (3)
ITEC-618-619 Human Computer Interaction (2,1)
2nd Semester
ENG-301 English Communication Skills (3) 8th Semester
IS-302 Islamic Studies/Ethics (2) ITEC-620-621 System Administration (2, 1)
. . . -305 Elective I -Non Technical (2) ITEC-622-623 IP Telephony (2, 1)
ITEC-318-319 Electronic Circuit Design (3,1) ITEC-624 Computer Vision and Image Processing (3)
ITEC-320-321 Object Oriented Programming Paradigm (3,1) ITEC-626 Network Management and Security (3)
ITEC-322 Linear Algebra (3) ITEC-628 Information Systems (3)
SECOND YEAR ITEC-630 Project (6)
3rd Semester List of Electives Courses - Non Technical (2)
ENG- 400 English Technical and Business Writing (3) 1. Foundation of Physical Education (HPE)
. . . -402 Elective II - Non Technical (2) 2. Health Education (HPE)
ITEC-410-411 Digital Logic and Computer Architecture (3, 1) 3. Basic Concepts of Psychology (PSY)
ITEC-412-413 Java Programming (3, 1) 4. Civilization (CIV)
ITEC-414-415 Data Structures and Algorithms (3, 1) 5. Principles of Economics (ECON)
ITEC-416-417 Telecommunication Systems (2, 1) 6. Natural Resources Management (DS)
4th Semester 7. Personality Theories (PSY)
ITEC-418 Discrete Structure (3) 8. Industrial Psychology (PSY)
ITEC-420-421 Programming in Assembly and Microprocessor 9. Introduction to Behavioral Sciences (PA)
Organization (3, 1) 10. Total Quality Management (PA)
ITEC-422 Professional Practice (3) 11. Introduction to Sociology (SOC)
ITEC-424 System Analysis and Design (3) 12. Fundamentals of Criminology (CRM)
ITEC-426 Probability and Statistics (3) 13. Philosophy (PHLO)
14. Environmental Sciences (ENVS)
THIRD YEAR
Note: Elective Courses are offered on the availability of faculty.
5th Semester
ITEC-510-511 Visual Programming (3, 1) Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering: BS (SE) 4- Year
ITEC-512-513 Introduction to Software Development (2, 1) 8 Semesters Morning and Evening Program (144)
ITEC-514-515 Database Systems (3, 1) Pre-requisite: H.S.C Pre- Engineering or General Science group with
ITEC-516-517 Computer Communication and Networks (2, 1) Mathematics, Physics and Computer background, with at least 45%
ITEC-518-519 Web Engineering (3, 1) aggregate marks, Pre- Entry Test.
6th Semester Admission on district U/R quota basis, 61 seats available.
ITEC-520-521 Operating Systems (3, 1) FIRST YEAR
]ITEC-522-523 Wireless Communication and Protocols (2, 1) 1st Semester
ITEC-524 Advance Database Systems (3) ENG-300 English Composition and Comprehension (3)
ITEC-526-527 Multimedia Technology (3, 1) PS-303 Pakistan Studies (1)
ITEC-528 Principles of Management (3) SENG-310-311 Basic Electronics (3,1)
FOURTH YEAR SENG-312-313 Programming Fundamentals (3, 1)
SENG-314-315 Introduction to Information Technology (2, 1)
7th Semester SENG-316 Calculus and Analytical Geometry (3)
ITEC-610-611 Software Engineering Project Management (3, 1) 2nd Semester
ITEC-612-613 Computer Graphics (2, 1) ENG-301 English Communication Skills (3)
 IS-302 Islamic Studies/Ethics (2) SENG-622-623 Software Testing and Development (2, 1)
. . . -305 Elective I - Non Technical (2) SENG-624-625 Software Design and Architecture (2, 1)
SENG-318-319 Electronics Circuit Design (3, 1) SENG-626-627 Software Project Management (3, 1)
SENG-320-321 Object Oriented Programming Paradigm (3, 1) SENG-628 Data Security and Encryption (3)
SENG-322 Linear Algebra (3) SENG-630 Project (6)
SECOND YEAR
3rd Semester List of Electives Courses - Non Technical (2)
ENG -400 English Technical and Business Writing (3) 1. Foundation of Physical Education (HPE)
. . . -402 Elective II - Non Technical (2) 2. Health Education (HPE)
SENG-410-411 Digital Logic and Computer Architecture (3, 1) 3. Basic Concepts of Psychology (PSY)
SENG-412-413 Java Programming (3, 1) 4. Civilization (CIV)
SENG-414-415 Data Structures and Algorithms (3, 1) 5. Principles of Economics (ECON)
SENG-416-417 Telecommunication Systems (2+1) 6. Natural Resources Management (DS)
7. Personality Theories (PSY)
4th Semester 8. Industrial Psychology (PSY)
SENG-418 Discrete Structure (3) 9. Introduction to Behavioral Sciences (PA)
SENG-420-421 Assembly Language and Microprocessor 10. Total Quality Management (PA)
Organization (3,1) 11. Introduction to Sociology (SOC)
SENG-422 Professional Practice (3) 12. Fundamentals of Criminology (CRM)
SENG-424 System Analysis and Design (3) 13. Philosophy (PHLO)
SENG-426 Probability and Statistics (3) 14. Environmental Sciences (ENVS)
THIRD YEAR Note: Elective Courses are offered on the availability of faculty.
5th Semester Bachelor of Science in Telecommunication Technology (BS
SENG-510-511 Visual Programming (3, 1) Telecommunication): 4-yr. 8 Semesters Morning Program (142)
SENG-512-513 Client Server Technology (2, 1)
SENG-514-515 Data Base Systems (3, 1) Pre-requisite: H.S.C Pre- Engineering or General Science group with
SENG-516-517 Computer Communication and Networks (2, 1) Mathematics, Physics and Computer background, with at least 45%
SENG-518 Formal Method (3) aggregate marks, Pre- Entry Test.
SENG-520-521 Software Construction (2,1) Admission on district U/R quota basis, 61 seats available.

6th Semester FIRST YEAR

SENG-522-523 Introduction to Software Development (2,1) 1st Semester
SENG-524 Advance Database Management System (3) ENG-300 English Composition and Comprehension (2)
SENG-526 Software Engineering Economics (3) PS-303 Pakistan Studies (1)
SENG-528-529 Operating Systems (3, 1) TELE-310-311 Circuit Analysis (3,1)
SENG-530 Personal Software Process (3) TELE-312-313 Introduction to Information Technology (2, 1)
TELE-314-315 Computer Programming C++ (3, 1)
FOURTH YEAR TELE-316 Calculus and Analytical Geometry (3)
7th Semester 2nd Semester
SENG-610-611 Software Requirement Engineering (2, 1) ENG-301 Communication Skills (2)
SENG-612-613 Computer Graphics (2, 1) IS-302 Islamiyat/ Ethic (2)
SENG-614-615 Practical Software Engineering (2, 1) TELE-318-319 Electronics Devices (3, 1)
SENG-616 Software Quality Assurance (3) TELE-320-321 Digital Electronics (3, 1)
SENG-618-619 Human Computer Interaction (2, 1) TELE-322-323 Tele communication Systems (2, 1)
SENG-620 Artificial Intelligence and Computer Vision (2) TELE-324 Linear Algebra and Differential Equations (3)
8th Semester
 SECOND YEAR TELE-628-629 Digital Communications (2, 1)
3rd Semester TELE-630 Project (6)
ENG-400 English Technical and Business Writing (2)
Bachelor of Science in Electronics (BS Electronics) 4- Yr. (8-
TELE-410-411 Digital Logic Design (3, 1)
Semester) Morning Program (144)
TELE-412-413 Advance Computer Programming (2,1)
TELE-414 Probability and Statistics (3) Pre-requisite: H.S.C Pre- Engineering or General Sciences with
TELE-416-417 Wave Propagation and Antenna Theory (2, 1) Mathematics, Physics and Computer background, with at least 45%
TELE-418-419 Analog Communication (2, 1) aggregate marks, Pre- Entry Test.
Admission on district U/R quota basis, 61 seats available.
4th Semester
TELE-420-421 Data Structure and Algorithms (2, 1) FIRST YEAR
TELE-424 Electromagnetic Field and Theory (3) 1st Semester
TELE-422-423 Data Communications and Computer Networks (3, ENG-300 English Composition and Comprehension (2)
1) PS-303 Pakistan Studies (1)
TELE-426-427 Measurement and Instruments (3, 1) ELE-310-311 Basic Electronics (3, 1)
TELE-428 Engineering Management (3) ELE-312-313 Computer Programming C++ (2, 1)
ELE-314-315 Introduction to Information Technology (2, 1)
THIRD YEAR ELE-316 Calculus and Analytical Geometry (3)
5th Semester ELE-318-319 Electronic Workshop (1,1)
TELE-510 Signal and Systems (3)
TELE-512 Computer Architecture (3) 2nd Semester
TELE-514-515 Data Base Systems (2, 1) ENG-301 Communication Skills (2)
TELE-516-517 Multimedia Systems (2, 1) IS-302 Islamic Studies/Ethics (2)
TELE-518 Microwave Engineering (3) ELE-322 Linear Algebra and Differential Equations (3)
TELE-520 Communication Protocols (3) ELE-324-325 Telecommunication Systems (2, 1)
ELE-326-327 Engineering Mechanics (2,1)
6th Semester ELE-328-329 Semiconductor Material and Devices (3,1)
TELE-522-523 Satellite Communications (2,1) SECOND YEAR
TELE-524 Digital Signal Processing (3) 3rd Semester
TELE-526 Complex Variables and Transforms (3) ENG-400 English Technical and Business writing (2)
TELE-528-529 Parallel/Distributed Computing (2,1) ELE-410-411 Digital Electronics (2, 1)
TELE-530-531 Control Systems (2, 1) ELE-412-413 Digital Logic Design (3, 1)
TELE-532 Telecommunication Policies and Regulation (2) ELE-414-415 Advance Computer Programming (2, 1)
FOURTH YEAR ELE-416 Engineering Statistics (3)
7th Semester ELE-418-419 Electrical Machines (2, 1)
TELE-610-611 Mobile and Wireless Communications (2, 1)
TELE-614 Telecom Transmission and Switching Techniques 4th Semester
(3) ELE-420-421 Data Structure and Algorithms (2, 1)
TELE-616 Computer Vision and Image Processing (2) ELE-422-423 Electronic Devices and Circuits (3, 1)
TELE-618-619 Optical Fiber Communication (3, 1) ELE-424-425 Measurement and Instruments (3, 1)
TELE-620-621 Network Management Systems (3, 1) ELE-426-427 Computer Aided Engineering Drawing (2, 1)
TELE-622-623 IP Telephony (2, 1) ELE-428-429 Wave Propagation and Antenna Theory (2, 1)
8th Semester THIRD YEAR
TELE-622 Network Security (3) 5th Semester
TELE-624 Radar Systems (3) ELE-510-511 Opto Electronics (2, 1)
TELE-626 Microprocessor Interfacing Techniques (2,1) ELE-512 Computer Architecture (3)
 ELE-514-515 Integrated Circuits (2, 1) MIT 622 Mobile Cellular Communication and WAP (2, 1)
ELE-516-517 Data Base Systems (2, 1) MIT 624 Organizational Behavior (2)
ELE-518 Electromagnetic Field and Theory (3) MIT 626-527 Multimedia Technology (2, 1)
ELE-520-521 Data Communications and Computer Networks MIT 628 Real Time Systems (3)
(3,1) MIT 630 Micro-Computing Systems (2)
6th Semester
SECOND YEAR
ELE-522-523 Microprocessor Architecture and Assembly
Programming (3,1) 3rd Semester
ELE-524 Engineering Management (3) MIT 710 Compiler Construction (3)
ELE-526-527 Microprocessor Interfacing Techniques (2, 1) MIT 712 Human Computer Interaction (3)
ELE-528 Complex Variable and Transform (3) MIT 714 Design of Real Time Softwares (3)
ELE-530 Digital Signal Processing (3) MIT 716 Advanced Data Base Systems (3)
ELE-532 Signal and Systems (3) MIT 718-719 Internetworking Protocols (2, 1)
4th Semester
FOURTH YEAR
MIT 720 e-Commerce (3)
7th Semester
MIT 722 Datawarehouse and Mining (3)
ELE-610 Network Analysis (3)
MIT 724 Programming Languages (3)
ELE-612 Numerical Methods (3)
MIT 726 Project (6)
ELE-614-615 Control Systems (2, 1)
MS./ M.Phil. in Information Technology: 2-yr, 4- Semester Program (40)
ELE-616 Very Large Scale Integration (3)
Prec-Requisite: BS/M.Sc. in the relevant discipline Pre-Entry Test/ Interview:
ELE-618-619 Mobile and Wireless Communications (2,1)
ELE-620-621 Power Electronics (2, 1)
1st Semester
8th Semester IT 800 Advanced Networking (4)
ELE-620 Robotics (3) IT 802 Computer Vision (4)
ELE-622 Information Theory and Communication Systems IT 804 Research Methods (4)
(3) IT 806 Designing and Modeling (4)
ELE-624 Computer Vision and Image Processing (3)
ELE-626-627 Microprocessor and Microcontrollers (2, 1) 2nd Semester
ELE-628 Project (6) IT 808 Management Information system Applications (4)
IT 810 Neural Networks (4)
Master of Information Technology (MIT) 2-year (4 Semester) Program
(60) 2nd to 4th Semester
Pre-requisite: BSIT (Pass) candidates from affiliated colleges with minimum IT 895 Research on approved Topic. Thesis Dissertation and
50% aggregate marks or 2.0 CGPA , its Defense.
pre-entry test. Master of Science in Electronic Commerce (M.Sc E-Commerce)
1st Semester 1-Yr. ( 2-Semesters) (35)
MIT 610 Theory of Operating Systems (3) Pre-requisite B.Sc (Hons) Communication Technology/
MIT 612 Design and Analysis of Algorithms (3) Telecommunications, Computer Technology or Electronics, BCIT//BCS, BS
MIT 614-615 Client Server Technology (2,1) (IT), MSc (Computer Science) and B.E. Electronics/Computer System
MIT 616-617 Software Engg. Project Management (2, 1) Engineering, with 50% minimum aggregate marks
MIT 618 IP Telephony (3)
In this program various technologies associated with e-commerce will be
2nd Semester studied, in order to develop an understanding of how organizations can
MIT 620 Human Resource Management (2)
utilize these technologies in the achievement of business benefits. The MT 618 Digital Communication (3)
course will guide through: 2nd Semester
• Introduction, definition and business goals MT 620 Information and Project Management ( 3)
• The internet, internet tools and the internet industry MT 622 Virtual Reality (3)
• World-wide web concepts, technology and applications MT 624 Formal Methods and Software Engg: (3)
• The e-commerce environment and technologies, security and legal MT 626 Digital Image Processing ( 3)
issues. Mt 628 Project (5)
1st Semester
M.Sc Telemedicine and e-Health: 2-Year Evening Program (40)
EC 610-611 Internetworking Protocols (3, 1) Pre-requisite: MBBS, BDS, B-Pharmacy, BS/BSC Medical Technology/ Bio-
EC 612-613 Multimedia Systems (3, 1) Technology/ Biochemistry/ Microbiology/Telecommunication/ Computer
EC 614-615 Commercial Website Design (3, 1) Science/ Software Engineering/Information Technology, Physiology and BE
Computer Systems, Electronics, Zoology and Botany,
EC 616 Internet Information Management (3) First Semester
EC 617 Electronic Commerce, Introduction and Issues (3) TMED 510-511 Healthcare Informatics (2, 1)
TMED-512 Knowledge, Information and Data (2)
EC 619 Web Server Techniques (3)
TEMD 514-515 Telemedicine Devices (2, 1)
2nd Semester TEMD 516-517 Clinical Systems (2, 1)
EC 620 Browser-based Interactive Systems (3) TEMD-518 Telemedicine and e-Health (3)
TEMD-520 Remote Healthcare (3)
EC 621 E-Commerce Support Tools (3)
Second Semester:
EC 622 Advanced E-Commerce (3) TEMD 522-523 Communication and Networks (2, 1)
EC 623 Project and Thesis (5) TEMD 524-525 Knowledge Discovery and Data mining (2,1)
TEMD-526 Information Processing in Healthcare (3)
TEMD-527 Healthcare Information Resources Management (3)
M.Sc in Multimedia Technology 1 Yr. (2 Semesters) (35) TEMD-528 Patient Informatics (3)
Third and Fourth Semester:- Students will carry out research project work
Pre-requisite: B.Sc (Hons) Communication Technology/ TEMD-618 Research Project (8)
Telecommunications/ Computer Technology, Electronics, BS (IT/BCS, M.Sc Note: The students who complete courses of two semesters only, will
(Computer Science) and B.E Electronics/ Computer System Engg/ Electrical be awarded Diploma in Telemedicine and e- Health and the
Engg., with 45% minimum aggregate marks. students who opt for one year research project, after two-
semester taught courses, will be awarded M.Sc in Telemedicine
The aim of the M.Sc in Multimedia Technology is to provide education in the and e-Health on successful completion.
fundamentals of computing and digital communications as applied to Postgrad. Diploma in information Technology: 2-semester 1-year (40)
multimedia systems and networks, while introducing some background in the Pre-requisite: B.Com, B.B.A, B.Sc (Pass) Physics. Mathematics, Statistics,
management of IT. This will be coupled with significant practical components Chemistry, Functional Mathematics, B.E all disciplines with minimum 45%
in both the hardware and software aspects of digital communications. aggregate marks.
1st Semester
1st Semester PGD- 510-511 Introduction to Information Technology (3, 1)
MT 610-611 Digital networks and Protocols (3, 1) PGD-512-513 Fundamentals of Algorithm and C (3, 1)
PGD-514-515 Digital Electronics (3, 1)
MT 612-613 Multimedia Systems (3, 1)
PGD-516-517 Introduction to Operating systems (2, 1)
MT 614-615 Digital Audio and Video (3, 1) PGD-518 Fundamental of Mathematics (3)
MT 616 Information and coding (3) PGD-520 Financial Accounting (2)
 • Modeling & Simulation of Power
2nd Semester
PGD-522-523 Object Oriented Programming (3, 1) • Advanced Statistics Analysis
PGD-524-525 Data Communication and Networking (3, 1)
PGD-526-527 Introduction to Database (2, 1) • Relational Database Management System
PGD-528-529 Visual Programming (3, 1) • Management Information Systems
PGD-530 Calculus (3)
PGD-532 Fundamentals of Management (2) • Computer Vision

Note: In case the number of students seeking admission in any discipline is • Power Electronic Devices’
less than 20, then the classes will not be started. • Numerical Analysis
MS./ M.Phil. in Electronics: 4- Semester Program (40) • Network Security & Quality of Service
Prec-Requisite: BS/M.Sc. in the relevant discipline Pre-Entry Test/ Interview:
1st Semester MS./ M.Phil. Telecommunication: 4- Semester Program (40)
ELEC 800 Advanced Digital Signal Processing (4) Pre-Requisite: BS/M.Sc. in the relevant discipline; Pre-Entry Test, Interview:
ELEC 802 Advanced Digital system (4) 1st Semester
ELEC 804 Elective-I TELEC 800 Advanced Data Communication (4)
ELEC 806 Elective-II TELEC 802 Advance DSP & Filter (4)
TELEC 804 *Elective-I
2nd Semester
TELEC 806 *Elective-II
ELEC 808 Elective-III
2nd Semester
ELEC 810 Elective IV
TELEC 808 *Elective-III
TELEC 810 *Elective IV
2 to 4 Semester
nd th
2nd to 4th Semester
ELEC 895 Research on approved Topic. Thesis Dissertation and
TELEC 895 Research on approved Topic. Thesis Dissertation and
its Defense 16.
its Defense.
Elective: * List of Electives available with the Director
• Data Communication & Networking Institute of Mathematics & Computer Science
• Intelligent Control
The Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science was established in 1986
• Automation and Robotics by upgrading the Department of Mathematics founded in 1953. At present its
major components are: Mathematics and Computer Science. The Institute
• Communication Management developed its research programs for M.Phil. and Ph.D. degrees in 1991 and
has been enrolling students since then. This is in addition to the Bachelor
• DC Motor Drivers and Control
and Master programs both in Mathematics and Computer Sceicnes.
• Biomedical Instrumentation The pre-requisite for the Bachelor Program in Computer Science has been
• Advanced Analogue Circuits extended to include Pre-Engineering, Pre-Medical, General Science and
Commerce groups of H.S.C. The Institute also offers BS Computer
• Instrumentation & Process Control Science program in the Evening, besides Diploma and short courses in
Computer Science, developing Computer awareness among academic and
• Research Methods administrative staff, students and masses.
• Advanced Control System
The Institute has been updating and revising course contents to keep its MEMON ALI AKBER, Asstt. Professor
degrees market oriented. M.Sc. (S.U) 1974

The curricula listed here have been recently updated under the revised MEMON ASLAM PERVAIZ, Asstt. Professor
scheme; the 4-yr Bachelor degrees have been designated as Bachelor of M.Sc. (S.U), M.Phil (SZABIST)
Science (Mathematics) OR Bachelor of Science Computer Science BS
MEMON FARHAT NOUREEN, Asstt. Professor (on study leave)
(CS). However, 3- year B.C.S. (Pass) degree can also be availed. M.Sc. (S.U)
The Institute offers this BS.(CS) degree program separately for the students
MEMON FAIZ MUHAMMAD, Asstt. Professor
with Pre-Engineering, Pre-Medical (including General Science) and M.Sc. (S.U)
Commerce background.
The faculty comprises: MEMON KAMALUDDIN, Asstt. Professor
M.Sc. (S.U) 1979
SHAIKH NOOR AHMED, Professor & Director NIZAMANI. QURAT-UL-AIN, Asstt. Professor (on study leave)
M.Sc. (S.U) 1976, M.Phil. (QAU) 1986, Ph.D. (S.U) 1996 M.Sc. (S.U)
SHAIKH ABDUL WASIM, Asstt. Professor
CHANDIO MUHAMMAD SALEEM, Professor M.Sc. (S.U) 1990, Ph.D. (China) 2006
M.Sc. (S.U) 1985, Ph.D. (Brunel) 2002
MEMON RIAZ AHMED, Professor SOOMRO ABDUL KARIM, Asstt. Professor
M.Sc. (S.U) 1986, Ph.D. (Shanghai) 1993 M.Sc. (S.U) 1987
SOOMRO ABDUL SATTAR, Professor
M.Sc. (S.U) 1986, Ph.D. (China) 1994
BROHI KAMRAN, Lecturer (on study leave)
M.Sc. (S.U)
MEMON MANZOOR AHMED, Assoc. Professor
M.Sc. (S.U) 1973, M.Phil. (I.U. Bhawalpur) 1988 CHANNA NAJMA NAWAZ, Lecturer
ABBASI ISSA, Asstt. Professor (on study leave) BCS. (S.U) 2005
BE (MUET)
CHANDIO AFTAB AHMED, Lecturer
BALOCH MUJEEB-U-REHMAN MAREE, Asstt. Professor BS (CS) 2005 (S.U)
M.Sc. (S.U) 1988, Ph.D (China) 2006
CHANDIO FIDA HUSSAIN, Lecturer (on study leave)
BROHI ABDUL WAHID, Asstt. Professor M.Sc. (S.U)
M.Sc. (S.U) 1975
CHANDIO SHAHMURAD, Lecturer
HUSSAINI NAZISH NAWAZ, Asstt. Professor BSIT. (S.U) 2005
M.Sc. (SU)
JAT SADAF NASEEM, Lecturer (on study leave)
M.Sc. (S.U)
JALBANI SHAMSUDDIN, Asstt. Professor
M.Sc. (S.U) 1985
KALHORO ZUBAIR AHMED, Lecturer
M.Sc. (S.U) 2005
KEERIO AYAZ, Asstt. Professor (on study leave)
M.Sc. (S.U)
KHOWAJA ZOHRA AHSAN, Lecturer (on study leave)
KEERIO HAYAT, Asstt. Professor (Transferred to Laar College, Badin) M.Sc. (S.U)
M.Sc. (S.U) 1988
KHUHRO ZAINUL ABDIN, Lecturer (on study leave)
M.Sc. (S.U)
KUNDNANI DOULAT RAM, Asstt. Professor
M.Sc. (S.U) 1982 KIRAN WAHAB, Lecturer
M.Sc. (S.U)
MEMON ABDUL GHAFOOR, Asstt. Professor
M.Sc. (S.U) 1988, Ph.D (China) 2006 KOREJO IMTIAZ ALI, Lecturer (on study leave)
M.Sc. (S.U)
 ENGL 301 English-II (3)
LAGHARI GULSHER, Lecturer ISST/ETHS 301 Islamic Studies/Ethics (2)
BSIT (S.U) 2005
ENVS/PHSL/
MALKANI YASIR ARFAT, Lecturer (on study leave) FACC 301 Environmental Sciences /Physiology/
M.Sc. (S.U) Organization Behavior/ Financial
Accounting (3)
MALLAH MUHAMMAD RAFIQUE, Lecturer MATH 321 Mathematics- II (4)
M.Sc. (S.U)
MATH 322 Applied Mathematics- II (3)
MEMON KASHIF, Lecturer PHYS/CHEM/GEOG/
M.Sc. (S.U) 2006 GEOL322- 323 Physics/Chemistry/Geography/
Geology (2- 1)
NANGRAJ ABDUL REHMAN, Lecturer
BCS. (S.U) 2005
1st Semester SECOND YEAR
NIZAMANI HYDER ALI, Lecturer (on study leave) ENGL 400 English- III (3)
M.Sc. (S.U), m.pHIL. (SZABIST) ENVS/PHSL/
FACC 400 Environmental Sc. /Physiology/ Organization
PATOLI MUHAMMAD ZEESHAN, Lecturer (on Study leave)
M.Sc. (S.U)
Behavior/ Financial Accounting (2, 1)
MATH 410 Mathematics- III (3)
RAJANI MEENA KUMARI, Lecturer (on Study leave) MATH 412 Mathematics- IV (3)
M.Sc. (S.U) MATH 420 Applied Mathematics- III (3)
PHYS/CHEM/GEOG/
RAJPAR NOOR JEHAN, Lecturer (on study leave) GEOL420- 421 Physics/Chemistry/Geography/Geology (2,
M.Sc. (S.U)
1)
NIZAMANI SARWAT, Lecturer
M.Sc. (S.U) 2nd Semester
ENGL 401 English IV (3)
BS. (Mathematics) 4- Yr. (8-semester) program (146) ENVS/PHSL/
Pre-requisite: H.S.C. Pre-Engineering/General Science group with FACC 401 Environmental Sc. /Physiology/ Organization
Mathemaics/ Arts Group with Mathematics as elective subject; Pre-Entry Behavior/ Financial Accounting (2, 1)
Test MATH 414 Mathematics- V (3)
MATH 416 Mathematics- VI (3)
1st Semester FIRST YEAR MATH 422 Applied Mathematics- IV (3)
PHYS/CHEM/GEOG/
ENGL 300 English I (3)
GEOL422- 423 Physics/Chemistry/Geogr./Geology (2, 1)
PKST 300 Pakistan Studies (2) 1st Semester THIRD YEAR
ENVS/PHSL/ MATH 500 Real Analysis- I (3)
FACC 300 Environmental Sciences /Physiology/ Organization MATH 501 Algebra- I (3)
Behavior/FinancialAccounting(2,1) MATH 502 Complex Analysis (3)
MATH 310 Mathematics-I (4) MATH 503 Analytical Dynamics- I (3)
MATH 320 Applied Mathematics (3) MATH 504 Differential Equation (3)
PHYS/CHEM/GEOG/ MATH 505 Differential Geometry (3)
GEOL320- 321 Physics/Chemistry/Geography/ 2nd Semester
Geology (2- 1) MATH 506 Real Analysis- II (3)
2nd Semester MATH 507 Algebra- II (3)
 MATH 508 Measure Theory (3) MATH 507 Algebra-II
MATH 509 Analytical Dynamics- II (3) MATH 508 Measure Theory
MATH 510 Algebraic Topology (3) MATH 509 Analytical Dynamics -II
MATH 511 Numerical Analysis- I (3) MATH 510 Numerical Methods
1st Semester FOURTH YEAR MATH 511 Algebra Topology
MATH 601 Mathematical Statistics & Probability (3)
MATH 602 Fluid Mechanics (3)
MATH 603 Rings & Fields (3) 1st Semester SECOND YEAR
MATH 604 Numerical Analysis- II (3) MATH 601 Functional Analysis
MATH 606 Methods of Mathematical Physics (3)
MATH 602 Numerical Analysis
MATH 608 Econometrics (3)
MATH 603 Mathematical Statistics & Probability
2nd Semester MATH 605 operational Research
MATH 600 Functional Analysis (3)
MATH 609 Fluid Mechanics
MATH 605 Operation Research (3)
MATH 607 Optimization Technique (3) MATH 611 Rings & Fields
MATH 609 Tensor & Advance Differential Geometry (3)
MATH 610 Integral Equations (3) 2nd Semester
MATH 611 Numerical Solution of P.D.E (3)
MATH 612 Comprehensive Viva Voce (2) MATH 606 Methods of Mathematical Physics
MATH 608 Optimization Techniques
M.A./ M.Sc. in Mathematics: Four semester Program (68) MATH 610 Econometrics
This Masters Program provides opportunity to students to acquire MATH 612 Tensor & Advanced Diff. Geometry
specialization in order to meet specific career requirements, specially in MATH 613 Integral Equations
teaching. The program is particularly significant for students with 2 year B.A./ MATH 633 Numerical Solution of Partial Diff. Eqs.
B.Sc. Pass degree from the affiliated colleges where specialized subject MATH 651 Comprehensive Viva Voce
experts are generally wanting. The Masters program of 4 semester duration M.Phil./ MS. in Mathematics 4- Semester Program (40)
for B.A./ B.Sc. (Pass) candidates who join as students of M.Sc. (Previous)
has been designed accordingly. Pre-requisite: BS/ M.Sc. in Maths, with good 2nd division, Pre- Entry Test
Pre-requisite; B.Sc./ B.A. (Pass) degree with Mathematics as one of the MATHS 800 Research Methodology (4)
elective subjects. Pre-entry Test. MATHS 801 Mathematical Analysis Real, Complex, Functional (4)
MATHS 802 Electiv-I (4)
1st Semester MATHS 803 Elective-II (4)
2nd Semester
MATH 500 Real Analysis-I MATHS 804 Advanced Numerical Analysis (4)
MATH 501 Algebra-I MATHS 805 Elective-I (4)
MATH 502 Complex Analysis
MATH 503 Analytical Dynamics -I 2nd to 4th Semester
MATH 504 Differential Equations MATHS 895 Research on approved topic, Thesis/ Dissertation and
MATH 505 Differential Geometry its Defense (16)
Elective courses
2nd Semester Two Elective Courses from the list available with the Director are to be
offered in 1st Semester and one in 2nd Semester, subject to availability of
MATH 506 Real Analysis-II faculty; minimum 3 students are to offer the course.
 MATH 401 Advanced Calculus & Integral Transforms (P.E)/
Linear Algebra & Analytical Geom. of 3 D (P.M) (3)
Computer Science Programs COMP 414- 415 Computer Organization & Assembly Language
BS Computer Science: 4yr. (8- Semester) Morning & Evening Program (3, 1)
(146) COMP 416 Database System (3)
Pre-requisite; H.S.C. Pre-Engineering, Pre- Medical, Commerce (including MATH 417 Digital Logic Design (3)
General Science : Student who studied Maths as a subject of General
Science Group will be treated as Pre-Engineering while those who studied 1st Semester THIRD YEAR
Biology will be taken as Pre-Medical), Maths., Physics and Commerce COMP 500 Software Engineering (3)
background with at least 45% aggregate marks. Pre-Entry Test. COMP 501 Computer Architecture (3)
COMP 502 Numerical Analysis (3)
Admission in Morning Program on district U/R quota basis, 61 seats COMP 503 Statistics and Probability (3)
available for each group of H.S.C.
COMP 504 Oracle SQL (3)
1st Semester FIRST YEAR COMP 505 Oracle FundamentaI-I/ PL/SQL (3)
ENGL 300 Remedial English-I (3)
PKST 300 Pakistan Studies (2) 2nd Semester
MATH 300 Calculus & Ana Geom. (P.E)/ Algebra & Elementry COMP 511 Data Communication (3)
Trigonometry (P.M) (3) COMP 512 Computer Graphics-I (3)
COMP 310 Introduction to Computer Science (3) COMP 513 Automata Theory (3)
COMP 311- 312 Computer Programming (C Language) (3) COMP 514 Analysis of Algorithms (3)
COMP 313 Basic Electronics (3) COMP 515 Oracle Fundamental-II/ Form-I and Form-II (3)
COMP 516 Oracle Performance and Designing/ Reports (3)
2nd Semester
ENGL 301 Remedial English-II (3)
1st Semester FOURTH YEAR
ISST/ETHS301 Islamic Studies/ Ethics (2)
COMP 600 Operating System (3)
MATH 301 Differential Equation & Vector Analysis (P.E)/ Basic
COMP 601 Computer Graphics-II (3)
Calculus & Analytical Geo. of 2D (P.M) (3)
COMP 602- 603 Visual Programming (2, 1)
BUAD 301 Financial Accounting & Management (3)
COMP 604 Computer Construction (3)
COMP 314- 315 Fundamentals of Algorithms (3, 1)
COMP 605- 606 Computer Networks (2, 1)
COMP 316 Electronic Circuit (3)
COMP 607 Artificial Intelligence (3)
1st Semester SECOND YEAR
ENGL 400 English-I (3) 2nd Semester
MATH 400 Linear Algebra & Analytical Geom. of 3D (P.E)/ COMP 611 Web Programing (Elective-I) (3)
Calculus & Trigonometry (P.M) (3) COMP 612 Scientific Modeling & Simulation (Elective-II) (3)
PSYC 410 Psychology (3) COMP 613 Software Project (6)
COMP410 Data Structure (3) COMP 614 Comprehensive Viva Voce (4)
COMP 411- 412 Object- Oriented Programing (Java) (3, 1)
COMP 413 Discrete Mathematics (3) MCS Master of Computer Science: 2-Yr. 4- Semester program (60)
Pre-requisite: BCS 3-yr. candidates from affiliated Colleges with at least 45%
2nd Semester marks. Pre-Entry Test.
ENGL 401 English-II (3)
BUAD 401 Human Resource Management (3) 1st Semester FIRST YEAR
 COMP 601 System Programming (3) M.Sc. Computer Science: Four semester Program (72)
COMP 603 Parallel and Distributed Processing (3) Pre-requisite: (1) Pre-entry Test (2) B.Sc. (Pass) with Mathematics (Pure)
COMP 605 Visual Programming (3) and Physics or Statistics or B.C.S. or P.G.D. in Computer Science or B.E
COMP 607 Modern High Level Programming Language Elective-I (Electronics /Electrical/Computer Systems)
(3)
COMP 609 Computer Networks (3) A. Core courses Requirements:
2nd Semester 1st Semester
COMP 604 Simulation & Modeling/ Elective-II (3)
COMP 501 Introduction to Computers (3)
COMP 606 Expert System/ Elective-III (3)
COMP 502, 503 Pascal Programming (2,1)
COMP 608 Computer Vision/ Elective-IV (3)
COMP 504 Operations Research (3)
COMP 610 Computer Interfacing/ Elective-V (3)
COMP 505, 506 Micro Computer Packages (2,1)
COMP 612 Multimedia & Hypermedia System/ Elective-VI (3)
COMP 507, 508 Digital Logic (2,1)
1st Semester SECOND YEAR COMP 509 Numerical Analysis (3)
COMP 701 Theory of Computation (3) 2nd Semester
COMP 703 Web Engineering (3)
COMP 705 Object Oriented Analysis and Design (3) COMP 551 System Analysis and Design (3)
COMP 707 Advanced Database System (3) COMP 552 Data Structure-I (3)
COMP 709 Advanced Operating System/ Elective-VII (3) COMP 555 Programming Language Concepts (3)
COMP 556 Computer Architecture (3)
2nd Semester COMP 557, 558 Visual Basic (2, 1)
COMP 702 Theory of Programming Languages (3)
COMP 704 Software Project Management (3) M.Sc. (FINAL)
COMP 706 Data Warehousing and Data Mining (3) 1st Semester
COMP 708 Project Report (4)
COMP 710 Comprehensive Viva-Voce (2) COMP 601 Data-Structure-II (3)
Elective Subjects: COMP 602 Discrete Mathematics (2)
1. Modern High Level Programming Languages COMP 603 Operating System (3)
2. Computer Vision COMP 604, 605 C Programming (2,1)
3. Computer Interfacing COMP 606 Management Information System (2)
4. Multimedia and Hypermedia System
2nd Semester
5. Advanced Operating Systems
6. Network Security COMP 660 Artificial Intelligence (2)
7. Network Programming COMP 651 Data Communication and Network (2)
8. Software Development Methodologies COMP 652 Data Base Management System (3)
9. Mobile Communications COMP 654 Formal Languages and Automata Theory (2)
10. Neural Networking COMP 655 Project and Viva Voce (4)
11. Cryptography MS/ M.Phil/ in Computer Science: 4- Semester Program (40)
12. Data compression algorithms Pre-requisite: BS/ M.Sc. in Computer Science, Pre- Entry Test
13. Advanced Computer Architecture
1st Semester
NOTE: The Director may revise/modify list of Elelctives depending on the
market requirement/ advancement in the subject and availability of Core courses
expert faculty. COM 815 Research Methodology (4)
 COM 821 Theory of Computation (4) KALHORO MUHAMMAD SIDDIQUE , Professor
M.Sc. (S.U), Ph.D. (Brunel), 1999
COM 823 Advanced Computer Operating system (4)
COM 824 Elective-I SHAH SYED INAYATULLAH, Professor
M.Sc. (S.U) 1985, M.Sc. Surrey 1991, Ph.D. (London) 1996
2nd Semester
COM Elective-II MARI RIAZ HUSSAIN, Asstt. Professor (on study leave)
COM Elective-III M.Sc. (SU), 1999

MEMON IRFAN ALI, Lecturer, Asstt. Professor

Elective courses M.Sc. (QAU), 1993
One Elective to be offered in 1st Semester and Two in 2nd Semester list of NIZAMANI ALTAF HUSSAIN, Asstt. Professor (on study leave)
M.Sc. (SU), 1996
elective courses available with director minimum 3 students are to offer the
course, subject to availability of faculty. SHAH SYED GUL SHER, Asstt. Professor
M.Sc. (S.U) 1987
2nd to 4th Semester
SHAIKH NEK MUHAMMAD, Asstt. Professor
COM 895 Research on approved topic, Thesis and its Defense M.Sc. 1993, Ph.D. 2007 (QAU)
(16)
ABBASI MAZHAR ALI, Lecturer
Institute of Physics M.Sc. (SU), 2001

Institute of Physics (formerly Department of Physics) is one of the BHUTTO WASEEM AHMED, Lecturer
M.Sc. (SU), 2004
oldest departments (established in1955) of University of Sindh at
Jamshoro. It was upgraded and named as Institute of Physics and HALEPOTO IMRAN ALI, Lecturer
BS (SU), 2006
Technology in 1979. In 1997 Physics and Technology disciplines
were separated and given independent status as Departmant of KHASKHELI MURAD ALI, Lecturer
Physics and Institute of Information Technology. Departmant of M.Sc. (SU), 1999

Physics was again upgraded to the present status of Institute of OAD GUL BAHAR, Lecturer
Physics offering specilization in four disciplines: Condensed matter M.Sc. (SU), 2001
and Materials Physics, Medical Physics, Experimental High Energy RIND MUHAMMAD AKHTAR, Lecturer (on study leave)
Physics and Plasma Physics. M.Sc. (SU), 2000

SOOMRO ABDUL MAJID, Lecturer

The Institute offers courses at undergraduate and graduate levels. M.Sc. (SU), 2005
The faculty of the Institute is highly qualified and experienced in
SOOMRO FATIMA NISAR, Lecturer (on study leave)
above mentioned areas of Physics. Courses offered both at BS (SU), 2006
undergraduate and graduate level are regularly updated in order to
impart latest knowledge to the students for serving in various fields. SOOMRO MUHAMMAD YOUSUF, Lecturer
M.Sc. (SU), 2003
The Institute has started M.Phil/M.S program in Condensed Matter &
Materials Physics, Experimental High Energy Physics, and Medical BS. Physics: 4-year/ 8-Semester Program (146)
Physics. This program opens the door of hi-tech for Pakistani and
Pre-requisite; H.S.C. with Pre-Engineering/General Science Group with
International students. Maths & Physics, and Pre- Entry Test.
1st Year
The faculty comprises:
1st Semester
ENGL 300 English I (3)
MUGHAL AKHTAR HUSSAIN, Professor & Director
M.Sc. (S.U) 1983, Ph.D. (Brunel), 1991 PKST 300 Pakistan Studies (2)
MATH 300 Mathematics- I (3) [compulsory]
 PHYS 310-311 Mechanics- I, Waves & Optics (3 +1) 2nd Semester
MATH 320 Applied Math (3) / PHYS 508 Methods of Mathematical Physics - II (3)
STAT 320+321 Statistics (2 + 1) [optional] PHYS 509 Modern Physics Lab-II (2)
CHEM/GEOL 320-321 Chemistry/Geology (2 + 1) [optional] PHYS 510 Thermal & Statistical Physics (3)
PHYS 511 Statistical Physics Lab (2)
2nd Semester PHYS 512 Electrodynamics II (3)
ENGL 301 English II (3) PHYS 513 Computer Programming Lab (1)
ISST/ETHS 301 Islamic Studies/Ethics (2) PHYS 514 Digital Electronics (3)
MATH 301 Mathematics- II (3) PHYS 515 Digital Electronics Lab (1)
PHYS 312-313 Mechanics-II & Thermodynamics (3+1)
MATH 322 Applied Math(3) / 4th Year
STAT 322+ 323 Statistics- II (2+1) 1st Semester
CHEM/GEOL 322- 323 Chemistry/Geology (2 + 1) PHYS 600 Solid State Physics- I (3)
PHYS 601 Solid State Physics Lab (2)
2nd Year PHYS 602 Atomic & Molecular Physics (3)
1st Semester PHYS 603 Atomic & Molecular Physics Lab (2)
ENGL 400 English- III (3) ]PHYS 604 Computational Physics / Medical Physics – I* (3)
CIVZ 400 Civilization (2) PHYS 605 Computational Physics Lab / Medical Physics Lab* (1)
MATH 400 Mathematics- III (3) PHYS 606 Quantum Mechanics- I (3)
PHYS 410-411 Electricity & Magnetism-I, Modern Physics-I (3 + PHYS 607 Detector Development Lab (1)
1) 2nd Semester
MATH 420 Applied Math(3) / PHYS 608 Solid State Physics- II (3)
STAT 420 - 421 Statistics- III (2 + 1) PHYS 609 Lasers and X-Rays Lab (2)
CHEM/GEOL 420-421 Chemistry/ Geology (2 + 1) PHYS 610 Nuclear Physics (3)
PHYS 611 Nuclear Physics Lab (1)
2nd Semester PHYS 612 Quantum Mechanics II (3)
ENGL 401 English- IV (3) PHYS 613 Computer Programming Lab (1)
ENVS 401 Environmental Science (2) PHYS 614 Condensed Matter & Materials Physics / Health Physics/
COMP 401 Computer Skills (3) High Energy Physics / Plasma Physics (3)
PHYS 412-413 Electricity & Magnetism-II, Modern Physics-II (3 PHYS 614 Medical Physics – II* (3)
+ 1) PHYS 615 Health Physics Lab / Medical Physics Lab* (2)
MATH 422 Applied Math (3) / STAT 422- 423 Statistics- IV PHYS 620 Comprehensive Viva Voce (2)
(2+ 1)
CHEM/GEOL 422- 423 Chemistry/Geology (2 +1) Note: 1. PHYS: 614* is compulsory only for PHYS: 604* and not allowed to
opt PHYS: 614, others may opt any one of PHYS: 614.
3rd Year M.Sc. (Pass) Physics Four Semester Program (74)
1st Semester Pre-requisite; H.S.C. with Pre-Engineering, 2-years B.Sc. (Pass) with
PHYS 500 Methods of Mathematical Physics - I (3) Physics, Mathematics (PURE) &
PHYS 501 Modern Physics Lab-I (2) Chemistry / Statistics as optional subjects; Pre- Entry Test.
PHYS 502 Classical Mechanics (3)
PHYS 503 Spectroscopy lab (2) M.Sc (Previous) 1st Semester
PHYS 504 Electrodynamics- I (3)
PHYS 505 Computer Programming Lab (1) PHYS 500 Methods of Mathematical Physics - I (3)
PHYS 506 Electronics (3) PHYS 501 Modern Physics Lab-I (2)
PHYS 507 Electronics Lab. (1) PHYS 502 Classical Mechanics (3)
 PHYS 503 Spectroscopy lab (2)
PHYS 504 Electrodynamics- II (3) Note: 1. PHY:614* is compulsory only for students offering Medical Physics
PHYS 505 Computer Programming Lab (1) PHY:604* and not allowed to opt PHY: 614; others may opt any
PHYS 506 Electronics (3) one of PHY: 614.
PHYS 507 Electronics Lab. (1)

2nd Semester MS/ M.Phil. in Physics: 2-yr, 4- Semester program (40)

PHYS 508 Methods of Mathematical Physics - II (3) Pre-requisite: BS/M.Sc. in Physics with good 2nd division score, Pre-Entry
PHYS 509 Modern Physics Lab-II (2) Test
PHYS 510 Thermal & Statistical Physics (3) 1st Semester
PHYS 511 Statistical Physics Lab (2) Core courses
PHYS 512 Electrodynamics II (3)
PHY 800 Condensed Matter and Materials Physics (4)
PHYS 513 Computer Programming Lab (1)
PHYS 514 Digital Electronics (3) PHY 802 Medical Physics (4)
PHYS 515 Digital Electronics Lab (1) PHY 804 Gaseous Detectors (4)
PHY 806 Wave Guides and Guided Waves (4)
M.Sc (Final) 1st Semester
2nd Semester
PHYS 600 Solid State Physics- I (3)
Condensed Matter and Materials Physics
PHYS 601 Solid State Physics Lab (2)
PHYS 602 Atomic & Molecular Physics (3) PHY 808 Techniques in Materials Science (4)
PHYS 603 Atomic & Molecular Physics Lab (2) PHY 810 Research Methodology and Computer Awareness/
PHYS 604 Computational Physics / Medical Physics – I* (3) Application (4)
PHYS 605 Computational Physics Lab / Medical Physics Lab* (1) Medical Physics
PHYS 606 Quantum Mechanics- I (3) PHY 812 X-Ray and Radionuclide Imaging Physics (4)
PHYS 607 Detector Development Lab (1) PHY 814 Radiotherapy Physics
2nd Semester
Electromagnetic Waves and Radiating System
PHYS 608 Solid State Physics- II (3)
PHY 820 Methods of Mathematical Physics (4)
PHYS 609 Lasers and X-Rays Lab (2)
PHY 822 Electrodynamics (4)
PHYS 610 Nuclear Physics (3)
PHYS 611 Nuclear Physics Lab (1)
Experimental High Energy Physics
PHYS 612 Quantum Mechanics II (3)
PHY 824 Calorimetry (4)
PHYS 613 Computer Programming Lab (1)
PHY 826 Detection system (4)
PHYS 614 Condensed Matter & Materials Physics / Health Physics/
High Energy Physics / Plasma Physics (3)
2nd to 4th Semester
PHYS 614* Medical Physics – II* (3)
PHY 895 Research on approved topic, Dissertation Defense
PHYS 615 Health Physics Lab / Medical Physics Lab* (2) (16)
PHYS 620 Comprehensive Viva Voce (2)
Institute of Plant Sciences SHAH SYED ABDUL GHAFAR, Assoc. Professor
M.Sc. 1974, M.Phil. 1988 (S.U)

University of Sindh is the second oldest university of Pakistan. Botany and KHOWAJA ASHRAF BANO, Asstt. Professor
Mathematics were the first among the science subjects in which the post M.Sc. (S.U) 1974
graduate teaching was started in the University of Sindh in 1954.
MEMON MAH-E-JABEEN, Asstt. Professor
M.Sc. M.Phil (S.U)
Mr. S.W.S Qadri, the then Professor of Botany at the Government College
Hyderabad was engaged by the University to initiate the teaching. Only 4 MEMON RABIA ASMA, Asstt. Professor
students took admission. By the grace of Allah now we have a faculty of 18 M.Sc. Ph.D (SALU)
members and about 400 students studying at the Institute of Botany, now PIRZADA ABDUL JABBAR, Asstt. Professor
Institute of Plant Sciences. M.Sc. (SAL), M.Phil. 2003, Ph.D. (S.U) 2008

SHAHANI PIRSUMAL H., Asstt. Professor

The faculty includes 1 Emeritus Professor, 04 Professors, 1 Associate M.Sc. (S.U) 1975
Professor, 5 Assistant Professors and 7 Lecturers. The Institute has well
equipped laboratories, herbarium and a small botanic garden. ABRO SAEED AKHTER, Lecturer
M.Sc. (SALU), M.Phil.
The Institute has introduced M.Phil / Ph.D. program since 1965. So far many JAKHAR ALI MURAD, Lecturer
scholars have obtained their M.Phil and Ph.D. degree in Botany. After M.Sc. (SALU)
Chemistry, Botany is second in awarding M.Phil and Ph.D. degrees in
Science Faculty. The Institute is committed to provide advance knowledge MANGI JAMALUDDIN, Lecturer
M.Sc. (S.U)
about plants to the students and society at large.
PANHWAR MAH-E-JABEEN, Lecturer (on study leave)
The Institute of Plant Sciences offers program leading to the Bachelor of M.Sc. (S.U)
Science / Master of Science programs in Botany and Master of Philosophy
and the Doctor of Philosophy degree in different sub-disciplines including QURESHI SADAF TABASUM, Lecturer
M.Sc. (S.U), M.Phil. (QAU)
Plant Taxonomy, Physiology , Phycology , Mycology, Genetics and
Paleobotany. BS Forestry 4-yr. degree has been introduced as Evening SHAH NABILA, Lecturer
M.Sc. (S.U)
program from 2010 session, in addition to Postgraduate Diploma in
Medicinal Plants. SOOMRO NOOR UL AIN, Lecturer
M.Sc. (S.U)
Students are urged to take courses which provide a broad background in
HASSANY SYEDA SALEHA, Professor (on Contract)
Botany as well as in other Natural Sciences, in addition to the training in M.Sc. (S.U) 1972, M.Sc. (Sydney) 1979, Ph.D. (S.U) 1988
special areas. BS. Botany 4-Year (8- semester) Program (146)
The faculty comprises: Pre-requisite; H.S.C. with Pre-Medical Group: Pre-entry Test

SHAIKH WAZIR, Professor & Director 1st Semester

M.Sc. 1972 (S.U), Ph.D. (Kar) 1990 ENGL 300 English- I (3)
RAJPUT MUHAMMAD TAHIR, Professor & Dean PKST 300 Pakistan Studies (2)
M.Sc. 1972, M.Phil. 1976 (S.U), Ph.D. (Sydney) 1980, F.L.S. MATH 300 Mathematics I (P.M) (3)
ARAIN BASIR AHMED, Professor BOTN 310- 311 Diversity of Plants (3, 1)
M.Sc. 1975, M.Phil. 1987, Ph.D. 1996 (S.U) ZOOL 320- 321 Zoology (2,1)
ARBANI SHAHNAWAZ, Professor Emeritus CHEM 320- 321 Chemistry (2, 1)
M.Sc. (S.U), Ph.D.(Moscow State)
2nd Semester
MANGRIO SHER MUHAMMAD, Professor ENGL 301 English II (3)
M.Sc., Ph.D. 2002 (SU) ISST/ETHS 301 Islamic Studies/Ethics (2)
MATH 301 Mathematics- II (P.M) (3)
 BOTN 312- 313 Systematics, Anatomy & Development (3,1) BOTN 614- 615 Special Paper-I* (3,1)
ZOOL 322- 323 Zoology-II (2,1) BOTN 616- 617 Special Paper-II* (3, 1)
CHEM 322-323 Chemistry-II (2,1) BOTN 618 Research Project (4)
BOTN 620 Comprehensive Viva Voce (3)
3rd Semester *Special paper will be taught according to the expertise available in the
ENGL 400 English- III (3) Institute.
MATH 400 Mathematics- III (3)
CIVIZ 400 Civilization (2)
BOTN 410- 411 Cell Biology, Genetics & Evolution (3,1) Master of Science in Botany: 4- semester Program (72)
ZOOL 420- 421 Zoology-III (2, 1) Pre-requisite; B.Sc. (Pass) degree with Botany as one of the elective
CHEM 420- 421 Chemistry-III (2, 1) subjects; Pre-Entry Test.

4th Semester BOTN/ 500 to BOTN/ 522 courses for BS 8- semester listed above are
ENGL 401 English- IV (3) offered during 1st and 2nd Semester and during the 3rd and 4th semester,
STAT 401 Statistics & Computer Skills (3) courses (BOT 601- 620) are to be offered as per specialization
EVIS 401 Environmental Science (2) requirements, in consultation with the Director.
BOTN 412- 413 Plant Physiology & Ecology (3,1)
ZOOL 422- 423 Zoology-IV (2, 1) * Lab Courses
CHEM 422- 423 Chemistry (2,1) M.Phil/ MS. in Botany: 2-yr, 4- Semester Program (40)
5th Semester Pre-requisite: Minimum good second class BS/ M.Sc. degree in Botany; Pre-
BOTN 500- 501 Biostatistics (2,1) Admission Test.
BOTN 502- 503 Bacteriology & Virology (2,1)
BOTN 504- 505 Phycology and Bryology (2,1)
1st Semester: Core courses:-
BOTN 506- 507 Mycology and Plant Pathology (2,1)
BOTN 508- 509 Diversity of Vascular Plants (2, 1) BOTN 800 Research Methodology (3,1)
BOTN 510- 511 Plant Systematics (2, 1) BOTN 802 Plant Taxonomy (3,1)
BOTN 804 Plant Physiology (3,1)
6th Semester BOTN 806 Advanced Genetics (3,1)
BOTN 512- 513 Plant Anatomy (2, 1)
2nd Semester: Optional Subjects (8):
BOTN 514- 515 Biodiversity & Conservation (2,1)
BOTN 516- 517 Plant Biochemistry (2,1) 2 courses to be selceted from the following and research project will
BOTN 518- 519 Plant Ecology-I (2, 1) be started.
BOTN 520- 521 Plant Physiology (2, 1) BOTN 808 Paleobotany (4)
BOTN 522 Research Methodology & Phyotechnology/ Kitchen BOTN 810 Phycology (4)
Garden (3) BOTN 812 Mycology and Environment (4)
7th Semester BOTN 814 Palynology (4)
BOTN 600- 601 Molecular Biology (2, 1) BOTN 816 Applied Plant Anatomy (4)
BOTN 602- 603 Paleobotany & Palynology (2,1)
BOTN 604- 605 Plant Ecology-II (2, 1) 2nd to 4th Semester
BOTN 606- 607 Plant Physiology-I (2, 1) BOTN 895 Research on approved topic, Thesis and its Defense
BOTN 608- 609 Genetics-I (2,1) (16)
BOTN 610- 611 Environmental Biology (2,1)
BS. Forestry 4-Yr. (8- semester) Evening Program (146)
8th Semester Pre-requisite; H.S.C. with Pre-Medical Group: Pre-entry Test
BOTN 612- 613 Genetics-II (2,1)
1st Semester FRST 512- 513 Tree Breeding and Improvement (2, 1)
ENGL 300 English- I (3) FRST 514- 515 Principles and practices in Silviculture (2, 1)
PKST 300 Pakistan Studies (2) FRST 516- 517 Nursery Management (2, 1)
MATH 300 Mathematics I (P.M) (3)
FRST 310- 311 Dendrology (3, 1) FRST 518- 519 Saline Forestry(2, 1)
FRST 312- 313 Forest Biodiversity & Conservation (2,1) FRST 520- 521 Tree Seed Technology (2, 1)
FRST 314- 315 Soil Science (2, 1) FRST 522- 523 Forest Ethnobotany (2,1)
2nd Semester
ENGL 301 English- II (3) 7th Semester
ISST/ITHS 301 Islamic Studies/ Ethics (2) FRST 600- 601 Foprest Protection (2, 1)
FRST 302 Forest Economics (3)
FRST 320- 321 Forest Environment & Ecology (3, 1) FRST 602- 603 Forest and Rangeland Management (2, 1)
FRST 322- 323 Tree Anatomy (2,1) FRST 604- 605 Practices in Silviculture (2, 1)
FRST 324- 325 Plant Biochemistry (2, 1) FRST 606- 607 Fertility of Forest Soils and Nutrient Management
(2, 1)
3rd Semester FRST 608- 609 Logging and Ergonomics (2, 1)
ENGL 301 English- III (3) FRST 610- 611 Forest Surveying & Roads (2,1)
FRST Geography & World Forestry System (2)
Postgraduate Diploma in Medicinal Plants: 1-Yr. (2- semester) Program
FRST Forest Statistics (3)
(30)
FRST 410- 411 Genetics and Tree Breeding (3, 1)
Pre-requisite; B.Sc. (with Botany as an elective subject) BS (Botany),
FRST 412- 413 Forest Pathology and Entomology (2, 1) B.Pharm, M.B.B.S. and B.Sc. (Forestry) with minimum 45% aggregate
FRST 414- 415 Rangeland Management (2,1) marks.

4th Semester 1st Semester

ENGL Communicative English (3)
DMP 101 Elements of Herbology (3)
FRST GIS and Remote sensing (2)
DMP 102 Ethanomedicinal studies and Medicinal Plants (2)
FRST Environmental Science (3)
DMP 103 Raw Material Resource and Collection, Primary health
FRST 420- 421 Tree Physiology (3, 1) care and herbs (3)
FRST 422- 423 Forest Resources of Pakistan (2, 1)
DMP 104 Phytochemistry and Pharmacological Screening of
FRST 424- 425 Wild Life Management (2,1) herbal drugs (3)
5th Semester DMP 105 Practical course on identification of mdicinal plants,
Phytochemistry, Processing and Value (3)
FRST 500- 501 Forest Products and Utilization (2, 1)
FRST 502- 503 Agroforestry (2, 1) 2nd Semester
FRST 504- 505 Apiculture and Lac Culture (2, 1)
DMP 201 Herbal Raw Material processing and their products (3)
FRST 506- 507 Forest Medicinal and Aromatic Plants(2, 1)
FRST 508- 509 Forest Biotechnology (2, 1) DMP 202 Quality Control and Phytochemical methods project
work (3)
FRST 510- 511 Wood Science and Tecchnology (2,1)
DMP 203 Project Work (3)
6th Semester
 DMP 204 Practical course on herbal classical drug preparation, Combined BS. I & II Anthropology and Archaeology Requirement
quality control (3)
Department of Anthropology & Archaeology 1st Semester
ENGL 300
FIRST YEAR
English (3)
Anthropology and Archaeology is an integration of knowledge of the past PKST 301 Pakistan Studies (2)
and present of mankind. Anthropology deals with evolution of man, societies COMP 302 Computer Skills (3)
and cultures, while Archaeology is the study of prehistoric civilization and ARCH 350 Introduction to Archaeology (Minor) (3)
societies. While the discipline of Anthropology covers the study of man, GEOG 352 Human Geography / Geology (Minor) (3)
Archaeology is concerned with the past life style, culture and civilization of ANTH 310 Introduction to Anthropology (Major) (4)
man.
2nd Semester
The establishment of this department fulfills a long felt desire of scholars and ENGL 303 English (3)
intellectuals, to which has now been added the demand of Government and ISST/ETHS 304 Islamic Studies / Ethics (2)
NGOs for professionals in order to explore, save and preserve relics and COMP 305 Computer Skills (3)
archeological sites which are being destroyed by human and natural factors. ARCH 354 Introduction to Prehistoric Archaeology
The University of Sindh has therefore, established the Department of (Minor) (3)
Anthropology and Archaeology to produce trained professionals in GEOG 356 Environmental Geography (Minor) (3)
Anthropology and Archaeology. ANTH 312 Kinship and Social Organization (Major) (4)
This department is imparting knowledge of both the disciplines from 1st Semester SECOND YEAR
academic session, 2008, by introducing the BS 4-year (8-semester) program ENGL 400 English (3)
in Anthropology and Archaeology. During the first four semester students will STAT 401 Statistics in Social Sciences (2)
study common core courses and after that, in 3rd year they will study major MATH 403 General Math (3)
courses in either Anthropology or Archaeology. The degrees will be ARCH 450 Field Archaeology (Minor) (3)
accordingly awarded in the respective subject, i.e., BS Anthropology or BS SOCL 452 Sociology (Minor) (3)
Archaeology. ANTH 410 Anthropological Theories (4)
The faculty comprises:-
2nd Semester
KAZI MUHAMMAD MUKHTIAR, Professor & Chairman,
M.A (KU), B.Ed. (SU), MA. Archaeology (Cantab) 1978 CIVZ 405 Mesopotamian and Indus Civilizations (3)
STAT 406 Statistics Analysis of Field Data (3)
LAGHARI MOHAMMAD HANIF, Lecturer MATH 408 General Math (2)
MSc Anthropology (SAL) 1989 ARCH 454 Theories in Archaeology (Minor) (3)
SOCL 456 Sociology of Pakistan (Minor) (3)
SHAR MANIK MUSTAFA, Lecturer
MSc Anthropology (SAL), 2001 ANTH 412 Economics Anthropology (Major) (4)
BS. Anthropology (Option)
SOCHI SUNEEL KUMAR, Lecturer
MSc Anthropology (SAL), 2001 1st Semester THIRD YEAR
WASSAN MOHAMMAD RAFIQUE, Lecturer ANTH 500 Political Anthropology (4)
MSc Anthropology (QAU), 2004 ANTH 501 Medical Anthropology (3)
One Research Associate ANTH 502 Anthropology of Religion (3)
BS. Anthropology & Archaeology: 8- Semester Program (146) ANTH 503 Linguistic Anthropology (4)
ANTH 504 Physical Anthropology (4)
Pre-requisite; H.S.C. with Pre-Engineering / Pre-Medical/General Science
Group; Pre-entry Test.
2nd Semester
 ANTH 510 Anthropology of South Asia (4) ARCH 602 Muslim Architecture of Pakistan and India (4)
ANTH 511 Ethnological Study of Pakistan (4) ARCH 603 Muslim Calligraphy, Painting and Minor Arts & Crafts (3)
ANTH 512 Urban Anthropology (4) ARCH 604 Muslim History of Pakistan and India (3)
ANTH 513 Anthropology of Art and Music (3)
ANTH 514 Women and Development (3) 2nd SEMESTER

1st Semester FOURTH YEAR ARCH 610 Internship with report writing and presentation in a
Seminar (6)
ANTH 600 Philosophical Anthropology (4)
ARCH 611 Research Project based on field study with Report
ANTH 601 Social Change and Development (4)
writing and presentation in a Seminar (6)
ANTH 602 Research Methods in Anthropology (4)
ARCH 612 Research Design & Review of Relevant Literature (6)
ANTH 603 Migration and Globalization (3)
ARCH 613 Defense (2)
ANTH 604 Applied Anthropology (3)
Department of Fresh Water Biology and Fisheries
2nd Semester
The department was first conceived as a section of the Department of
ANTH 610 Research Design and Review of Relevant Literature (6)
Zoology. Then in 1973, the Department of Fresh Water Biology & Fisheries
ANTH 611 Field Data Collection (6) was established as an independent department at Allama I.I. Kazi Campus,
ANTH 612 Seminar (2) Jamshoro.
ANTH 613 Thesis (4)
ANTH 614 Defense (2) Initially sharing accommodation with Department of Botany, the department
shifted to its new building in January 1993. Since then it has further
BS Archaeology (Option) expanded with addition of new labs. and classrooms.

The Department conducts BS, M.Sc. programs and MS/ M.Phil. and Ph.D.
1st SEMESTER THIRD YEAR degree pograms by course studies and reseach . It has produced three
ARCH 500 Field Archaeology (4) M.Phil and four Ph.D. since its inception and a number of scholars are
ARCH 501 World Civilizations-I (4) presently registered for M.Phil. Ph.D. studies. The department has provided
ARCH 502 Ancient Art and Architecture (4) well qualified personals in the market for Government and Private Sectors in
ARCH 503 Archaeological Conservations (3) fisheries and agriculture etc.
ARCH 504 Tourism in Pakistan (3)
The faculty comprises:-

2nd SEMESTER SAHITO GULSHAN ARA, Professor & Chairperson

M.Sc. 1974, Ph.D. , 1997 (S.U)
ARCH 510 Management of Cultural Heritage (3)
ARCH 511 World Civilization-II (4) ABBASI ABDUL RASOOL , Professor
M.Sc. (S.U) 1983 & Ph.D. (Wales) 1990
ARCH 512 Indus Civilization (4)
ARCH 513 Ancient Religions of Pakistan and India (3) BALOCH WAZIR ALI, Professor
M.Sc. (S.U) 1987, MS 1995 & Ph.D (Japan) 1998
ARCH 514 Research Methodology (4)
NAREJO NAEEM TARIQ, Professor
M.Sc. 1987, M.Phil., 1997 (S.U), Ph.D. (Dhaka) 2003
1st SEMESTER FOURTH YEAR
LASHARI KHALID HUSSAIN, Asstt. Professor
ARCH 600 Paleography and Epigraphy (4) M.Sc. 1995, M.Phil. 2002, Ph.D. 2009 (SU)
ARCH 601 Numismatics (4)
MAHAR MUKHTAR AHMED, Asstt. Professor FWBF 410- 411 Ichthyology-II
M.Sc. 1995, Ph.D. 2004 (SU)
*FWBF 450-451 Fish Farming (2,1)
BARADI WARYANI, Lecturer CHEM/BIOC/
M.Sc (SU)., M.Phil. (K.U) 2008
PHSL420- 421 Chemistry/Biochemistry/Physiology (2-1)
LAGHARI MUHAMMAD YOUNIS, Lecturer
M.Sc., M.Phil. 2008 (SU) 4th Semester
LASHARI PUNHAL KHAN, Lecturer ENGL 401 English- IV (3)
M.Sc., M.Phil. 2008 (SU)
STAT 401 Statistics & Computer Skills (3)
SOOMRO ANILA NAZ, Lecturer
M.Sc. 1998 (SU), MS 2007 (Japan) ENVS 400 Environmental Sciences (2)
FWBF 414- 415 Fishery Biology & Pond Fish Culture (3-1)
BS Fresh Water Biology & Fisheries: 4-Yr (8- Semester) Program (146) ZOOL 422- 423 Zoology (2-1)
Pre-requisite; H.S.C. with Pre-Medical Group: Pre-Entry Test *FWBF 452-453 Fishing Techniques (2-1)
CHEM/BIOC/
1st Semester
PHSL422- 423 Chemistry/Biochemistry/Physiology (2-1)
ENGL 300 English I (3)
PKST 300 Pakistan Studies (2)
5th Semester
MATH 300 Mathematics- I (3)
FWBF 500- 501 Fish Systematic (3-1)
FWBF 310- 311 Ichthyology (3-1)
FWBF 502- 503 Ecology (3-1)
ZOOL 320- 321 Zoolog(2-1)
FWBF 504- 505 Zooplankton (3-1)
*FWBF 350-351 Ichthyology-I (2-1)
FWBF 506- 507 Algology(3-1)
CHEM/BIOC/
PHSL 320- 321 Chemistry/Biochemistry/ Physiology (2-1) 6th Semester
FWBF 508- 509 Fish Anatomy (3-1)
2nd Semester
FWBF 510- 511 Limnology (3-1)
ENGL 301 English- II (3)
FWBF 512- 513 Freshwater Invertebrates (3-1)
ISST/ETHS 301 Islamic Studies/Ethics (2)
FWBF 514- 515 Aquactic Bacteria & Fungi (3-1)
MATH 301 Mathematics- II (3)
FWBF 312- 313 Hydrobiology (3-1)
Specialization Groups for 7th & 8th Semester:-
ZOOL 322- 323 Zoology (2-1)
*FWBF 352- 353 Aquatic Ecology (2-1) Aquaculture
CHEM/BIOC/ FWBF 600 Biology of Fish Growth
PHSL322- 323 Chemistry/Biochemistry/Physiology (2-1) FWBF 602 Aquaculture
FWBF 604 Integrated Fish Culture
3rd Semester
FWBF 606 Aquarium Management
ENGL 400 English- III (3)
FWBF 608 Fisheries Biology
MATH 400 Mathematics- III (3) FWBF 610 Pond Fish Culture
CIVZ 400 Civilization (2) FWBF 612 Fish Hematology/health management
 FWBF 614 Estuarine Fisheries M.Phil/ MS. in Freshwater Biology & Fisheries: 4- Semester Program
Fisheries Sciences (40)
FWBF 606-607 Biology of Fish Growth Pre-requisite: BS/ M.Sc. in Freshwater Biology & Fisheries, Pre-Entry Test
FWBF 608-609 Hatchery Management 1st semester
FWBF 610-611 Fish Diseases
FWBF 800 Advanced Aquaculture-I (4)
FWBF 612-613 Larval and Fish Nutrition
FWBF 614-615 Economics and Marketing FWBF 802 Ecotoxicology (4)
Water Quality Management FWBF 804 Advanced Phytoplanktonology (4)
FWBF 600 Physico-Chemical Properties of Lake. FWBF 806 Lake Management
FWBF 602 Eutrophication of Aquatic System. 2nd semester
FWBF 604 Wetland Ecosystem and Biodiversity
FWBF 808 Advanced Aquaculture-II (4)
FWBF 606 Environmental Impact on Aquatic System
FWBF 608 Water Quality Assessment FWBF 810 Research Methodology (4)
FWBF 610 Fresh Water Pollution 2nd to 4th Semester
FWBF 612 Ecology Of River FWBF 895 Research Study on approved topic, Thesis and its
FWBF 614 Estimation Of Pond Productivity Defence
Lake Management
FWBF 600 Limnology of Lake. Department of Geography
FWBF 602 Limnoplanktonology:
FWBF 604 Macrophytes: The Department was established in Hyderabad in 1955 with Prof. M.M.
FWBF 606 Lake Fish and Fisheries: Memon as its first Chairman and was shifted to its own building at the
Allama I. I. Kazi Campus, Jamshoro in 1970.
FWBF 608 Fish health and conservation:
FWBF 610 Stock Assessment in Lake: The Department offers BS & M.A./M.Sc. as well as M.Phil degrees. Some of
FWBF 612 Recreational management of lake: the special courses offered in the Department are Settlement Geography,
FWBF 614 Fishery Technology: Regional Planning, Bio-Geography, Desert Morphology, Environmental
Geography and GIS. Recently a new practical Soil and Water Analysis has
Specialization Curricula for 7th & 8th Semester under revision, await Academic
been introduced.
Council approval.
* Odd numbered courses are Lab courses/Practicals It has fullfledged cartographic section. Its seminar library contains more
M.Sc. Fresh Water Biology and Fisheries: 4- Semester program (66) than 3500 books.
Pre-requisite; B.Sc. (Pass) with Botany- Zoology/ Botany/ Chemistry/ The faculty comprises:-
Zoology- Chemistry as elective subjects.
DHANANI MUHAMMAD RAFIQUE, Assoc. Professor & Chairman
M.Sc. (K.U) 1976, M.Sc. (A.I.T Bangkok) 1989
A. M.Sc. (Previous) requirements:
JUNEJO SHAFIQUE AHMED, Lecturer
FWBF 500 to FWBF 515 as per BS 5th & 6th Semester of bv BS M.Sc. (S.U) 1996, M.Phil (Peshawar) 2008
AND
KHAN SHAISTA NAZ, Lecturer
FWBF 600 to 618 as per 7th & 8th Semester of BS Program M.Sc. (S.U) 1998,
* Optional for other major subjects LEGHARI MUHIB ALI, Lecturer
M.Sc. (S.U) 1997
 GEOL 422-423 Geology
MEGHWAR SUJOMAL, Lecturer (on study leave)
STAT/CHEM/ZOOL/
M.Sc. (S.U) 1998
BOTN 422- 423 Statistics/ Chemistry/Zoology/Botany
SAADULLAH RAHOOJO, Lecturer
M.Sc. (S.U) 2000 5th Semester
GEOG 500 Geomorphology
BS. Geography: 4-Yr (8- Semester) Program (146 ) GEOG 501 Identification of Rocks & Minerals Lab
Pre-requisite; H.S.C. with Pre-Engineering / Pre-Medical/General Science GEOG 502 Climatology
Group; Pre-entry Test. GEOG 503 Interpretation of Weather Map Lab
GEOG 504 Oceanography
1st Semester GEOG 505 El. Cartographic Technique / Water Analysis
ENGL 300 English I (3) GEOG 506 Economic Geography
PKST 300 Pakistan Studies (2) GEOG 507 EL. Quantitative Techniques Lab
MATH 300 Mathematics I (3)
GEOG 310- 311 Physical Geography I (3-1) 6th Semester
GEOL 320- 321 Geology (2- 1) GEOG 508 Biogeography
STAT/CHEM/ZOOL/ GEOG 509 Map Projection (Lab)
BOTN/ FWB 320- 321 Statistics/ Chemistry/Zoology/Botany/ GEOG 510 Soil Geography
Fresh water Biology & Fisheries (2- 1) GEOG 511 Carto. Techniques & Comp. tech Lab
GEOG 512 Settlement Geography
GEOG 513 Instrumental Surveying Lab
v2nd Semester
GEOG 514 Coastal Morphology OR 516
ENGL 301 English II (3)
GEOG 515 Advanced Quantitative Techniques Lab
ISST/ETHS 301 Islamic Studies/Ethics (2)
GEOG 516 Political Geography
MATH 301 Mathematics II (3)
GEOG 312- 313 Physical Geography II (3- 1) 7th Semester
GEOL 322- 323 Geology (2- 1) GEOG 600 Environmental Geography
STAT/CHEM/ZOOL/ GEOG 601 Research Method Lab
BOTN 322- 323 Statistics/ Chemistry/Zoology/Botany/Fresh water GEOG 602 Desert Morphology OR 604
Biology & Fisheries (2- 1) GEOG 603 Topographic Map & Aerial Photograph (Interpreation) Lab
GEOG 604 Population Geography
3rd Semester GEOG 605 Cartographic Tech & Comp. Tech Lab
ENGL 400 English III (3) GEOG 606 Plant Geography OR 608 OR 610
MATH 400 Mathematics III (3) GEOG 607 Soil Water Analys
CIVZ 400 Civilization (2) GEOG 608 Urban Geography OR
GEOG 410- 411 Human Geography (3- 1) GEOG 610 Rural Geography
GEOL 420- 421 Geology (2- 1) GEOG 612 Hydrogeography OR
STAT/CHEM/ZOOL/ GEOG 614 Agricultural Geography OR
BOTN 420- 421 Statistics/ Chemistry/Zoology/Botany (2- 1) GEOG 616 Manufacturing Geography
4th Semester 8th Semester
ENGL 402 English- IV (3) GEOG 620 Geographic Thought
STAT 402 Statistics & Computer Skills (3) GEOG 621 Landfrom: Field Work Lab. OR 623 OR 625
ENVS 402 Environmental Science GEOG 622 Regional Geography of South Asia
GEOG 412 Geography of Pakistan GEOG 623 Urban Landuse Survey Lab.
GEOG 413 Diagram & Distribution Maps GEOG 624 Geography of Pakistan
 GEOG 625 Rural/ Agricultural Landuse Survey Lab. for expansion and efforts are in hand to meet the community requirements
GEOG 626 Transportation Geography OR 630 more efficiently.
GEOG 627 Remote Sensing Lab
GEOG 628 Zoo Geography The faculty comprises:-
GEOG 629 GIS
GEOG 630 Regional Planning AGHA ASAD NOOR, Assistant Professor & Incharge
GEOG 640 Comprehensive Viva Voce M.Sc.(S.U), M.Phil. (QA.U), Ph.D. (SU), 2008

M.Sc. Geography: 2-Yr. (4- semester) Program (66) PORGAR ABDUL SATTAR, Assistant Professor
Pre-requisite; Bachelor (Pass) degree in any subject. M.Sc. (S.U) 1974

GG 500 Geomorphology (3) FAROOQUI MUNNAZA SHARIF, Lecturer

M.Sc. (S.U)
GG 502 Climatology (3)
GG 504 Oceanography (3)
KHUSHIK FARYAL AHMED, Lecturer
GG 506 Economic Geography (3) M.Sc. (SAL)
GG 508 Biogeography (3)
GG 510 Soil Geography (3) MEMON SHAISTA BANO, Lecturer (on study leave)
GG 512 Settlement Geography (3) M.Sc. (S.U)
GG 514 Coastal Morphology (3) OR
GG 516 Political Geography (3) MIRJAT ABDUL NABI, Lecturer
M.Sc. (SAL)
Lab courses
NIMERTA KUMARI, Lecturer
GG 501 Identification of Rocks and Minerals (1) M.Sc. (S.U)
GG 503 Interpretation of Weather maps (1)
GG 505 El. Cartographic Techniques PATOLI ATIF AHMED, Lecturer (on study leave)
GG 507 El. Quantitative Techniques (1) M.Sc. (S.U)
GG 509 Map Projection (Lab) (1) SHAIKH BUSHRA, Lecturer (on study leave)
GG 511 Cartographic Techniques & Comp. Tech. (1) M.Sc. (S.U)
GG 513 Instrumental Surveying (1)
GG 515 Advanced Quantitative Techniques (1) SHAGUFTA JABEEN, Lecturer (on study leave)
M.Sc. (S.U)
AND
GG 600 to GG 640 as for final year B.S. (Geography) above.
SAUKHYO MAL, Lecturer
Department of Microbiology M.Sc. (SAL)

Microbiology is one of the recent additions to the degree programs being TUNIO SARFRAZ ALI, Lecturer (on study leave)
offered by the University in professionally significant and job oriented M.Sc. (S.U)
disciplines. Not only in life sciences but demand for skilled manpower in this
specialization has recently increased manifold in health sciences and other 01 Reserch Associate
organizations.
BS. Microbiology: 4-Yr. (8- Semester) Program (146)
The Bachelor degree program in Microbiology was in fact initiated in 1995.
The department has shifted to its newly constructed building in February Pre-requisite; H.S.C. with Pre-Medical Group: Pre-Entry Test
2008. Earlier functioning in Botany premises it was faced with acute
shortage of accommodation. The newly built premises provides opportunity FIRST YEAR
1st Semester THIRD YEAR
ENGL 300 English- I (3) 5th Semester
PKST 300 Pakistan Studies (2) MICR 500- 501 Microbial Anatomy & Physiology (3- 1)
MATH 300 Mathematics- I (3) MICR 502- 503 Bacterial Genetics (3- 1)
MICR 310- 311 General Microbiology-I (3- 1) MICR 504- 505 Plant Microbiology (3- 1)
PHSL 320 Human Physiology (2- 1) MICR 506- 507 Soil Microbiology (3- 1)
BIO/BOTN/
ZOOL320- 321 Biochemistry/Botany/Zoology (2- 1) 6th Semester
MICR 508 509 General Virology (3- 1)
2nd Semester
MICR 510- 511 Bio- Statistics (3- 1)
ENGL 301 English- II (3)
MICR 512- 513 Envi: Microbiology & Public Health (3- 1)
ISST/ETHS 301 Islamic Studies/Ethics (3)
MICR 514- 515 Microbial Diagnostic Chemistry (3- 1)
MATH 301 Mathematics- II (3)
FOURTH YEAR
MICR 312- 313 General Microbiology- II (3- 1)
PHSL 322 Human Physiology (2- 1) Specialization: Choose any one of the field “A” or “B” during 7th and
8th semester.
BIO/BOTN/
ZOOL322- 323 Biochemistry/Botany/Zoology (2- 1) A. Clinical Microbiology
SECOND YEAR 7th Semester
3rd Semester MICR 600- 601 Industrial Microbiology (3- 1)
MICR 602- 603 Medical Bacteriology (3- 1)
ENGL 400 English- III (3)
MICR 604- 605 Dermatology (3- 1)
CIVZ 400 Civilization (2) MICR 606- 607 Clinical Hematology & Parasitology (3- 1)
MATH 400 Mathematics- III (3) MICR 608-609 Molecular Biology & Genetic Engineeing (3-1)
MICR 410- 411 General Immunology (3- 1)
PHSL 420- 421 Human Physiology (2- 1) 8th Semester
MICR 610- 611 Food & Dairy Microbiology (3- 1)
BIO/BOTN/
MICR 612- 613 Medical Virology (3- 1)
ZOOL420- 421 Biochemistry/Botany/Zoology (2- 1)
MICR 614- 615 Antimicrobial Agents (3- 1)
MICR 616- 617 Clinical Bacteriology (3-1)
4th Semester
MICR 618 Mini Research Project &
ENGL 401 English- IV (3) Comprehensive Viva Voce or Additional Course (4)
ENVS 400 Environmental Sciences (2)
Industrial Microbiology
STAT 401 Statistics & Computer Skills (3)
7th Semester
MICR 412- 413 Microbial Taxonomy (3- 1)
MICR 620- 621 Food Microbiology (3- 1)
PHSL 422- 423 Human Physiology (2- 1)
MICR 622- 623 Pharmaceutical Microbiology (3- 1)
BIO/BOTN/ MICR 624- 625 Cell Biology (3- 1)
ZOOL422 Biochemistry/Botany/Zoology (2- 1) MICR 626- 627 Microbial Enzyme Technology (3- 1)
MICR 628-629 Introductory Microbial Technology (3-1)
 BHATTI RASHIDA, Asstt. Professor & Incharge
8th Semester M.Sc. Zoology (S.U) 1975
MICR 630- 631 Industrical & Applied Microbiology (3- 1) SEEHAR GHULAM MUSTAFA, Professor (on contract)
M.Sc. Zoology (S.U) 1972 & Ph.D. (Glasgow) 1978
MICR 632- 633 Principles & Applications of Biotechnology (3- 1)
MICR 634- 635 Cell & Tissue Culture Tecnology (3- 1) CHUGHTAI LATAFAT ALI, Asstt. Professor
M.Sc. Physiology (S.U) 1982
MICR 636- 637 Bioinformatics & Protein Structure Function(3-1)
MICR 638 Mini Research Project & JOKHIO RUKHSANA, Asstt. Professor
Comprehensive Viva Voce or Additional Course (4) M.Sc.Physiology (S.U) 1983, Ph.D. (S.U) 2000

Department of Physiology LEGHARI ZULFIQAR ALI, Asstt. Professor (on study leave)
M.Sc. S.U) 1997
Before the establishment of Physiology as an independent department,
Physiology was a section of Zoology. Later in 1974 it was started as a full- MAHESAR HIDAYATULLAH, Asstt. Professor
fledged department and shifted to its present premises. Presently there are M.Sc. 1984, Ph.D 2009 (S.U)
13 teaching staff members. It has well equipped labs and a seminar library
having more than 2500 books catering to the needs of the students and the MEMON FEHMIDA, Asstt. Professor
teachers alike. Tissue Culture & Moclecular Biology Lab. has been M.Sc. (S.U) 1984
established in the department, besides computer lab. providing extensive SHAIKH JIANDO, Asstt. Professor
internet access facility to Undergraduate / Postgraduate students M.Sc. (S.U) 1984
and researchers.
SHAIKH MUHAMMAD AKBAR, Asstt. Professor
The department offers the B.S. (Physiol) and M.Sc. programs with the M.Sc. (S.U) 1982
following special courses: Neuro & Sensory Physiology, Molecular
SOOMRO ABDUL LATIF, Asstt. Professor
Genetics, Cardiovascular system, Haematology, Endocrine System, M.Sc. (S.U) 1984
Reproductive & Developmental Physiology, Bioinformatics and Patho-
Physiology. TALPUR ABROO NAZI, Asstt. Professor
M.Sc. (S.U) 1995

Presently research studies are in progress on the following projects: KHAND AFTAB AHMED, Lecturer
M.Sc. (S.U) 1999
1. Study of blood and selected Haemodynamic parameters
MUGHAL ZAIB-UN-NISA, Lecturer (on study leave)
during and after stress leading to heart diseases. M.Sc. S.U) 2004
2. Lead toxicity among occupationally exposed subjects.
3. Study of Haematological Parameters and Prevalence of SAMOO ATTA MUHAMMAD, Lecturer
M.Sc. (S.U) 2005
Anaemia in Pragnant women and General population.
4. Genetic factors involved in type-2 diabtes mellitus in the WARSI, JAMSHED AHMED, Lecturer
M.Sc. (S.U) 2000
population of Hyderabad Sindh (Pakistan).
ZAI JAWAID AHMED, Lecturer
The faculty members are actively engaged in research and M.Sc. (S.U) 1997
publishing their research work in well reputed national journals and One Research Associate
have also presented their research work in various scientific BS. Physiology: 4- Yr. (8- Semester) Program (146)
conferences/congress held in the country. Pre-requisite; H.S.C. with Pre-Medical Group, Pre-Entry Test

The faculty comprises:- 1st Semester

ENGL 300 English I (3)
 PKST 300 Pakistan Studies (2) PHSL 508- 509 Cell and Tissue Culture Techniques (3- 1)
MATH/ BIO-300 Mathematics- I (3)
PHSL 310- 311 Fundamentals of Physiology I (3- 1) 6th Semester
BIOC/MICR 320- 321 Biochemistry/ Microbiology (2- 1) PHSL 510- 511 Musculo- skeletal System (3- 1)
ZOOL/FWBF /
PHSL 512- 513 Haematology (3- 1)
BIOT 320- 321 Zoology / F-W. Biology / Biotechnology (2- 1)
PHSL 320- 321 Fundamentals of Physiology I (Minor) (2- 1) PHSL 514- 515 Cardiovascular System (3- 1)
PHSL 516- 517 Pulmonary System (2- 1)
2nd Semester PHSL 518- 519 Diagnostic / Clinical / Psychophysiology (2- 1)
ENGL 301 English- II (3)
ISST/ETHS 301 Islamic Studies (2) 7th Semester
MATH 301 Mathematics- II (3) PHSL 600- 601 Gastroenteropancreatic System (3- 1)
PHSL 312 - 313 Fundamentals of Physiology- II (3- 1)
PHSL 602- 603 Excretory System & Acid Base Balance (3-1)
BIOC/MICR 322- 323 Biochemistry/ Microbiology (2- 1)
ZOOL/FWBF / PHSL 604 Physiological Techniques (2)
BIOT 322- 323 Zoology / F-W. Biology / Biotech. (2- 1) PHSL 606- 607 Endocrine System (3- 1)
PHSL 322- 323 Fundamentals of Physiology II (Minor) (2- 1) PHSL 608- 609 Reproductive & Developmental Physiology (3- 1)

3rd Semester 8th Semester

ENGL 400 English- III (3)
PHSL 610 Bioinformatics & Computer Application (2)
CIVZ 400 Civilization (2)
MATH 400 Mathematics- III (3) PHSL 612- 613 Environmental Physiology (2- 1)
PHSL 410- 411 Cell Biology and Plant Physiology (3- 1) PHSL 614- 615 Physiology of Health Fitness & Exercise (2- 1)
BIOC/MICR 420- 421 Biochemistry/ Microbiology (2- 1) PHSL 616 Radiation Biology (1)
ZOOL/FWBF / PHSL 618 Behavioral Physiology (3)
BIOT 420- 421 Zoology / F-W. Biology / Biotechnology (2- 1) PHSL 620- 621 Patho- Physiology (3-1)
PHSL 420- 421 Cell Biology (Minor) (2-1) PHSL 622 Comprehensive Viva-Voce (2)
M.Sc. Physiology: 2- Yr. (4- semester) Program (74)
4th Semester
ENGL 401 English- IV (3) Pre-requisite:- B.Sc. (Pass) with Botany/ Zoology/ Microbiology as one of
the elective subjects OR after passing 2nd year (Hons.) with Physiology as
MATH 401 Mathematics-IV (3)
ENVS 401 Environmental Science (2) Minor subject.
PHSL 412- 413 Medical Physiology (3-1)
BIOC/MICR 422- 423 Biochemistry/ Microbiology (2- 1) 1st Semester
ZOOL/FWBF / PHSL Fundamental of Physiology-I (N.C)
PHSL 500- 501 Neurophysiology & Sensory Physiology (3, 1)
BIOT 422- 423 Zoology / F-W. Biology / Biotechnology (2- 1)
PHSL 502- 503 Biostatistics (2,1)
PHSL 422-423 General Biology (Minor) (2-1) PHSL 504- 505 Molecular Genetics (2, 1)
PHSL 506- 507 Fundamental Pharmacology (3, 1)
5th Semester PHSL 508- 509 Cell and Tissue Culture Techniques (3, 1)
PHSL 500- 501 Neuro+ Sensory Physiology (3- 1)
PHSL 502- 503 Biostatistics (2,1) 2nd Semester
PHSL Fundamental of Physiology-II (N.C)
PHSL 504- 505 Molecular Genetics (2- 1)
PHSL 510- 511 Musculo Skeletal System (3, 1)
PHSL 506-507 Fundamental Pharmacology (3- 1) PHSL 512- 513 Haematology (3, 1)
 PHSL 514- 515 Cardiovascular System (3, 1) seven (07) Research Scholar are enrolled for M.Phil. program and two (02)
PHSL 516- 517 Pulmonary System (2, 1) ar pursuing Ph.D. studies in Statistics.
PHSL 518- 519 Diagnostic / Clinical / Psychophysiology (2, 1)
The faculty comprises:-
3rd Semester
PHSL 600- 601 Gastroenteropancreatic System (3, 1) RAJPUT RAJA MUHAMMAD ILYAS, Professor & Chairperson
PHSL 602- 603 Excretory System & Acid Base Balance (3, 1) M.Sc. 1975, LL.B. 1975, Ph.D. 2008 (S.U)
PHSL 604 Physiological Techniques (2)
SHAH SYED MEHBOOB ALI, Professor
PHSL 606- 607 Endocrine System (3, 1) M.Sc. (S.U) 1974, Ph.D. (Bukharest) 1980
PHSL 608- 609 Reproductive & Developmental Physiology (3, 1)
TALPUR GHULAM HYDER, Professor
4th Semester M.Sc. (S.U) 1986 & Ph.D. (Shinghai Sc. & Tech. Univ.) 1994
PHSL 610 Bioinformatics & Computer Application (2) MEMON AZIZULLAH, Assoc. Professor
PHSL 612- 613 Environmental Physiology (2, 1) M.Sc. (S.U) 1975
PHSL 614- 615 Physiology of Health Fitness & Exercise (2, 1) CHANDIO JAVED IQBAL, Asstt. Professor
PHSL 616 Radiation Biology (3) M.Sc. (S.U) 1989
PHSL 618 Behavioral Physiology (3)
PHSL 620- 621 Patho-Physiology (3, 1) JUNEJO ISHTIAQUE AHMED, Asstt. Professor
PHSL 622 Comprehensive Viva-Voce (2) M.Sc. (S.U) 1989

Department of Statistics RIND UMED ALI, Asstt. Professor

M.Sc. (S.U) 1990
The Department started functioning in 1964 and within three years, it
became a full-fledged department. In 1972, it was merged with the SOOMRO IMDAD HUSSAIN, Asstt. Professor
Department of Mathematics. In July 1978 it was separated again. Since M.Sc. (S.U) 1987
then, it has been working as an independent department, offering 4-year
DAUDPOTA MOHAMMAD RAFIQUE, Lecturer
BS. (Statistics), M.Sc. and Diploma programs. The M.Phil/ Ph.D. programs M.Sc. (S.U) 1998
have been introduced from the 2002 session and presently seven Research
students are working for research degrees. GILL NAZIA PARVEEN, Lecturer
M.Sc. (S.U) 2001
The department has well equipped Computer Laboratories and senior
qualified and trained faculty. The importance of Statistics is growing day by
day in every field of life and there is increasing demand for trained and One Research Associate
qualified personnel.
BS. Statistics: 4-Yr. (8- Semester) Program (146)
There are numerous public and private organizations in Pakistan where
qualified manpower in Statistics is needed. The job opportunities are Pre-requisite:- H.S.C. with Pre-Engineering/ General Science Group with
available at Government level in the Statistics Division and its four Maths & Physics. Pre- Entry Test.
departments, i.e., Federal Bureau of Statistics, Population Census
Organization, Agricultural Census Organization, Pakistan Institute of 1st Semester
Training and Research, Bureau of Statistics and other organizations at ENGL 300 English I (3)
provincial level. ISST/ETHS 300 Islamic Studies/Ethics (2)
MATH 300 Mathematics I (P.E) (3)
A number of Research Papers on different Statistical topics have been STAT 310- 311 Statistics I (3, 1)
published by the faculty in National and International Journals. In addition, COMP 320- 321 Computer Fundamental (2- 1)
ECON 320 Basic Economics- I (3)
 Forecasting (Optional) (3- 1)
2nd Semester STAT 620 Comprehensive Viva (2)
ENGL 301 English- II (3) * odd number courses are Labs
PKST 301 Pakistan Studies (2) Specializations
MATH 301 Mathematics- II (P.E) (3) In view of the rapid expansion in the discipline, the department offers
STAT 312- 313 Statistics- II (3- 1) opportunity to study any field of specialization as optional subject. The fields
COMP 322- 323 Computer Application (2- 1) identified here and the courses listed under each are to be opted and
ECON 322 Basic Economics- II (3) studied both by BS 4-Yr. students from 5th semester onward as well as
3rd Semester MSc. Statistics students.
ENGL 400 English- III (3)
MATH 400 Mathematics III (P.E) (3) Statistics
CIVZ 400 Civilization (2)
STAT 410- 411 Applied Statistics I (3) 1st Semester THIRD YEAR
COMP 420- 421 Computer Skills/Programming (2- 1) STAT 500-501 Statistical Methods-I (3, 1)
BUAD/PUAD 420 Business/Public Administration (3) STAT 502-503 Probability and Probability Distributions-I (3, 2)
STAT 504-505 Sampling and Survey Methods-I (3, 1)
4th Semester STAT 506-507 Data Processing & Statistical Computing-I (3, 2)
ENGL 401 English- IV (3)
ENVS 400 Environmental Science (2) 2nd Semester
MATH 401 Mathematics IV (P.E) (3) STAT 508-509 Statistical Methods-II (3, 1)
STAT 412- 413 Applied Statistics II (3- 1) STAT 510-511 Probability and Probability Distributions-II (3, 2)
COMP 422- 423 Computer Skills/Programming (2- 1) STAT 512-513 Sampling and Survey Methods-II (3, 1)
SOCL/PSYC 422 Sociology/Psychology (3) STAT 514-515 Data Processing & Statistical Computing-II (3, 2)
5th Semester
STAT 500- 501 Decision Theory (Optional) (3-1 ) 3rd Semester FOURTH YEAR
STAT 502- 503 Probability & Probability Distribution-I (3- 2) STAT 600-601 Statistical Inferences-I (3, 2)
STAT 504- 505 Population Studies- I (Optional) (3- 1) STAT 602-603 Regression Analysis & Econometrics-I (3, 2)
STAT 506- 507 Design and Analysis of EXP-I (3- 2) STAT 604-605 Operation Research (3,1)
STAT 606-607 Time Series Analysis & Forecasting-I (3, 1)
6th Semester
4th Semester
STAT 508- 509 Linear Model & Reg. Analysis (opt.) (3- 1)
STAT 608-609 Statistical Inferences-II (3, 2)
STAT 510- 511 Probability & Probability Distribution-II (3- 2)
STAT 610-611 Regression Analysis & Econometrics-II (3, 2)
STAT 512- 513 Population Studies- II (opt.) (3- 1)
STAT 612-613 Design Experiment-II (3,1)
STAT 514- 515 Design and Analysis of EXP.- II (3- 2)
STAT 614- 615 Time Series Analysis & Forecasting-II (3, 1)
7th Semester STAT 616 Research Project (in lieu of CVV) (3)
STAT 600- 601 Statistical inference I (3- 2)
STAT 602- 603 Sampling & Survey Method I (3- 2) Operations Research
STAT 604- 605 RegressionalAnalysis&Econometrics(Opt.)(3-1) 1st Semester THIRD YAR
STAT 606- 607 Data Processing & Stat. Computing (Opt) (3- 1) STAT 500-501 Statistical Methods-I (3, 1)
STAT 502-503 Probability and Probability Distributions-I (3,2)
8th Semester STAT 504-505 Sampling and Survey Methods-I (3, 1)
STAT 608- 609 Statistical inference- II (3- 2) STAT 506-507 Data Processing & Statistical Computing-I (3,2)
STAT 610- 611 Sampling & Survey Method- II (3- 2) 2nd Semester
STAT 612- 613 Operation Research (Opt.) (3- 1) STAT 508-509 Statistical Methods-II (3, 1)
STAT 614- 615 Stochastic Process/ Time Series Analysis & STAT 510-511 Probability and Probability Distributions-II (3,2)
 STAT 512-513 Sampling and Survey Methods-II (3, 1) Pre-requisite:-B.Sc. (Pass) degree with Mathematics/ Statistics as elective
STAT 514-515 Data Processing & Statistical Computing-II (3,2) subject.

3rd Semester FOURTH YEAR 1st Semester

STAT 600-601 Statistical Inferences-I (3, 2)
STAT 500-501 Statistical Methods-I (3,1)
STAT 602-603 Regression Analysis & Econometrics-I (3, 2)
STAT 502-503 Probability & Probability Distributions-I (3-2)
STAT 604-605 Operations Research (3, 1)
STAT 504- 505. Sampling and Survey Methods-I (3-1)
STAT 606-607 Stochastic Process (3, 1)
STAT 506- 507 Data Processing & Statistical Computing-I (3-2)
4th Semester
2nd Semester
STAT 608-609 Statistical Inferences-II (3, 2)
STAT 610-611 Regression Analysis & Econometrics-II (3, 2) STAT 508-509 Statistical Methods-I (3-1)
STAT 612-613 Human Resources Management-II (3, 1) STAT 510-511 Probability & Probability Distributions -II (3-2)
STAT 614-615 Queuing Models (3, 1) STAT 512-513 Sampling and Survey Methods-II (3-1)
STAT 616 Research Project (in lieu of Viva- Voce) (2) STAT 514-515 Data Processing & Statistical Computing-II (3-2)

Population Sciences 3rd Semester

STAT 600-601 Statistical Inferences-I (3-2)
1st Semester THIRD YEAR
STAT 602-603 Regression Analysis & Econometrics-I (3-2)
STAT 500-501 Statistical Methods-I (3,1) STAT 604-605 Design of Experiment-I (3-1)
STAT 502-503 ProbabilityandProbabilityDistributions-I(3,2) STAT 606-607 Time Series Analysis & Forecasting-I (3-1)
STAT 504-505 Sampling and Survey Methods-I (3,1)
STAT 506-507 DataProcessing&StatisticalComputing-I(3,2) 4th Semester
STAT 608-609 Statistical Inferences-II (3-2)
2nd Semester STAT 610-611 Regression Analysis & Econometrics-II (3-2)
STAT 508-509 Statistical Methods-II (3,1) STAT 612-613 Design of Experiment-II (3-1)
STAT 510-511 Probability and Probability Distributions-II (3,2) STAT 614-615 Time Series Analysis & Forecasting-II (3-1)
STAT 512-513 Sampling and Survey Methods-II (3,1) STAT 616 Research Project (in lieu of Comp. Viva-Voce) (2)
STAT 514-515 Data Processing & Statistical Computing-II (3,2) MS/M.Phil in Statistics: 4-Semester Program (40)

3rd Semester FOURTH YEAR Pre-requisite: BS/ M.Sc. in Statistics and Pre-Entry Test
STAT 600-601 Statistical Inferences-I (3,2)
1st Semester
STAT 602-603 Regression Analysis & Econometrics-I (3,2)
STAT 604-605 Population Studies (PS) (3,1) Core Courses
STAT 606-607 Techniques of Demographic Analysis (PS) (3,1)
STAT 800 Research Methodology & Computer Applications (4)
4th Semester
STAT 608-609 Statistical Inferences-II (3,2) STAT 802 Advance Theory of Statistics (4)
STAT 610-611 Regression Analysis & Econometrics-II (3,2)
STAT 612-613 Population and Environment (PS) (3,1) Optional Courses: Two courses to be offered from the following:-
STAT 614-615 Nuptiality & Fertility (PS) (3,1) STAT 804 Applied Demography (4)
STAT 616 Research Project (in lieu of Viva-Voce) (2)
* odd number courses are Labs STAT 806 Experimental Designs (4)
STAT 808 Topics in Survey Sampling (4)
M.Sc. Statistics: 2-Yr. (4- semester) Program (66)
 STAT 810 Advance Econometrics (4) DHAREJO ALI MURTAZA, Professor
M.Sc. 1973, Ph.D. 2006 (SU)
GACHAL GHULAM SARWAR,, Professor
2nd Semester M.Sc. (S.U) 1989 & Ph.D. (U.K) 2002
Optional Courses: Two courses to be offered from the following:- MEMON NASREEN, Professor
M.Sc. (S.U) 1985, Ph.D. (Kar.) 2002
STAT 812 Operations Research (4)
PITAFI KARIM DAD, Professor
STAT 814 Statistical Inference & Decision Analysis (4) M.Sc. (S.U) 1974 & Ph.D. (Nottingham) 1991

STAT 816 Linear Models & Non Linear Models (4) SHAIKH AZRA ANJUM, Professor
M.Sc. (S.U) 1975 & M.S. (Tuskegee) 1985, Ph.D. (SU) 2004
STAT 818 Multivariate Analysis (4) SOOMRO NAHEED SULTANA, Professor
M.Sc. 1976, Ph.D. 2001 (S.U)
KEHAR AIJAZ ALI, Assoc: Professor
2nd to 4th Semester M.Sc. (S.U) 1977

STAT 895 Research on approved topic, Thesis and its Defence MUGHAL MUFFARAH, Assoc. Professor
(16) M.Sc. (S.U) 1973

Note:- Optional will be offered, subject to the availability of qualified staff SHAH SYED ANWAR ALI, Assoc. Professor
and minimum number of 3 candidates offering the course. M.Sc. (S.U) 1976

Department of Zoology KAKA NAHEED, Asstt. Professor

M.Sc. 1994 & Ph.D. 2002 (S.U)
The Department was established in 1956. It was shifted at the Allama I.I.
Kazi Campus, Jamshoro in 1961 and to its present premises in 1965. Two of QADRI AYAZ HUSSAIN, Asstt. Professor
M.Sc. (SU) 1995
its new laboratories were constructed in 1993 and were named after the
former Chairman, Late Prof. S. Ishfaque Hussain Shah who died of heart SHAIKH GHULAM SHABIR, Asstt. Professor
failure on August 27, 1991. M.Sc. (S.U) 1976
Since its inception, the department had been imparting instructions for the 3-
SINDHI MEHTAB, Asstt. Professor (on study leave)
year B.Sc. (Hons.) courses and one/ two year M.Sc. degree programs. 4-yr. M.Sc. (S.U) 1992, M.Phil. 2000 (Q.A.U)
BS Program has been introduced since 2003. It has been disseminating
specialized knowledge in the five fields of Entomology, Parasitology, SOOMRO MAHMOODUL HASSAN, Asstt: Professor
Vertebrate Biology, Endocrinology and Genetics. The Department also M.Sc. (S.U) 1974.
offers programs leading to M.Phil and Ph.D degrees in these specialized
fields. It has produced 12 Ph.Ds. and 40 M.Phil. since its inception. Present TAHIRA JABEEN, Asstt: Professor
M.Sc. (S.U) 1989; M.Phil. (SU)
enrolment in the Department is 600 including M.Phil/ Ph.D. students.
The department has been progressing steadly and at present it is the BHUGHIO BARKAT ALI, Lecturer
second largest department in the Faculty of Natural Sciences University of M.Sc (S.U)1993
Sindh. MALIK SAMINA, Curator-cum-Lecturer
The faculty:- M.Sc. (su) 1993

Presently the faculty comprises 6 Professos, 4 Associate Professors, 4 SHAH NADIR ALI, Lecturer
Assistant Professors and 3 Lecturers 1 Museum Curator-cum-Lecturer. M.Sc (S.U) 1999

SHAIKH SHAMSUDDIN AHMED, Professor & Chairman SHAIKH FARHEEN, Lecturer

M.Sc. (S.U) 1974, Ph.D. (Q.A.U) 1990 M.Sc (S.U) 2000
WAGAN MUHAMMAD SAEED, Professor (on contract) 5th Semester
M.Sc. 1970, Ph.D. 1976 (S.U) ZOOL 510- 511 Evolution & Principles of Systematics (3- 1)
KHAN MUNIF, Professor (on contract)
M.Sc. 1970, Ph.D. 1976 (S.U)
ZOOL 502- 503 Cell & Molelcular Biology (3- 1)
ZOOL 504- 505 Physiology (3- 1)
ASHOK KUMAR, Assoc. Professor (on contract) ZOOL 506 Animal Behaviour (2)
M.Sc. 1974, M.Phil. 1982 (S.U) PSY 522 Psychology (2)
B.S Zoology 4-Yr. (8- Semester) Program (146) 6th Semester
Pre-requisite:- H.S.C. with Pre-Medical,/ General Science Biology Group, ZOOL 508- 509 Biological Techniques (3- 1)
Pre-Entry Test ZOOL 500- 501 Development Biology (3- 1)
1st Semester ZOOL 512- 513 Biochemistry (3- 1)
ENGL 300 English I (3) ZOOL 514- 515 Ecology (2, 1)
MATH 300 Mathematics (P.E)/(P/.M) I (3) ZOOL 516 Wildlife (2)
PKST 300 Pakistan Studies (2) 7th Semester
ZOOL 310- 311 Principle of Animal Life-I (3- 1) ZOOL 600- 601 Economic Zoology(2-1)
BOTN 320- 321 Botany (2- 1) ZOOL 602- 603 Immunology (2- 1)
PHYSO/FWBF/ ZOOL 604- 605 Genetics (3- 1)
CHEM/BIOCHEM ZOOL 606- 607 Special Paper-I (3- 1)
320- 321 Physiology/F-W Biology/Chemistry/ Biochemistry -I ZOOL 608 Research Project (6)
(2- 1) 8th Semester
2nd Semester ZOOL 610- 611 Zoogeography & Paleontology (3- 1)
ENGL 301 English- II (3) ZOOL 612- 613 Biotechnology (3, 1)
ISST/ETHS 301 Islamic Studies/ Ethics (Non Muslims) (2) ZOOL 614- 615 Vector Biology (2- 1)
BIOS 306- 307 Biostatisics (2, 1) ZOOL 616- 617 Special Paper-II (3-1)
ZOOL 312- 313 Principle of Animal Life-II (3- 1) ZOOL 620 Comprehensive Viva-Voce (2)
BOTN 322- 323 Botany -II (2- 1) M.Sc. Zoology: 2-Yr. (4- semester) Program (66)
PHYSO/FWBF/ Pre-requisite:-B.Sc. (Pass) degree with Zoology as one of the elective
CHEM/ BIOCHEM subjects. Pre-Entry Test.
322- 323 Physiology/F-W Biology/Chemistry/Biochemistry -
II(2- 1) A. Coursework requirements for 1st & 2nd Semester (Previous).
3rd Semester ZOOL 500-501* Evolution & Principles of Systematic Zoology (4)
ENGL 400 English- III (3) ZOOL 502-503 Environmental Biology (4)
COMP 406- 407 Introduction to Computer (2, 1) ZOOL 504-505 Genetics (4)
ZOOL 410- 411 Animal Diversity (3- 1) ZOOL 506-507 Physiology & Animal Behaviour (4)
BOTN 420- 421 Botany-III (2- 1) ZOOL 508-509 Developmental Biology (4)
PHYSO/FWBF/ ZOOL 510-511 Animal Diversity & Wild Life (4)
CHEM/ BIOCHEM ZOOL 512-513 Genetics & Biostatistics (4)
420- 421 Physiology/F-W Biology/Chemistry/Biochemistry (2- ZOOL 514-515 Zoogeography & Paleontology (4)
1) B. (a) Core courses for 3rd & 4th Semester (Final Year)
4th Semester ZOOL 600-601 Biotechnology (4)
ENGL 401 English- IV (3) ZOOL 608- 609 Immunology & Economic Zoology (4)
ZOOL 412- 413 Animal Diversity-II (3- 1) ZOOL 616 Comprehensive Viva-Voce (2)
ZOOL 414- 415 Animal Form & Function-I (3, 1) (b) Specialization Requirements:
ZOOL 416- 417 Animal Form & Function-II (3, 1) Any ONE of the following Groups is to be offered.
BOTN 422- 423 Botany-IV (2- 1) Endocrinology Group (24)
 ZOOL 602- 603 Neuroendocrinology Specilization
ZOOL 604- 605 Metabolic Endocrinology Entomology
ZOOL 606- 607 Reproductive Endocrinology ZOOL 804 Principles of Insect Morphology and Physiology (4)
ZOOL 610- 611 Pathological Endocrinology ZOOL 806 Integrated Pest Management (4)
ZOOL 612- 613 Clinical Endocrinology ZOOL 808 Insect Classification (4)
ZOOL 614- 615 Pharmacological Endocrinology ZOOL 810 Insect Ecology and Embryology (4)
Entomology Group (24) Parasitology
ZOOL 602- 603 General Principles of Insect Morphology & Physiology ZOOL 812 General Parasitology
ZOOL 604- 605 Classification of Insects ZOOL 814 Protozoology
ZOOL 606- 607 Agricultural Entomology ZOOL 816 Helminthology
ZOOL 610- 611 Vector Biology & Insect Control ZOOL 818 Vector Biology
ZOOL 612- 613 Principles of Insect Ecology & Embryology Endocrinology
ZOOL 614- 615 Acarology ZOOL 820 Endocrinology-I
Genetics (24) ZOOL 822 Endocrinology-II
ZOOL 602- 603 Cyto-genetics ZOOL 824 Endocrinology-III
ZOOL 604- 605 Molecular Genetics ZOOL 826 Endocrinology-IV
ZOOL 606- 607 Population Genetics & Biostatistics Vertebrate Biology
ZOOL 608- 609 Immunology and Haematology ZOOL 828 Ornithology,
ZOOL 610- 611 Development Genetics & Clinical Genetics ZOOL 830 Mammology,
ZOOL 612- 613 Human Genetics ZOOL 832 Wild Life managements
ZOOL 614- 615 Experimental Design & Research Techniques ZOOL 834 Comparative Anatomy of Vertebrates
Genetics
Parasitology Group (24) ZOOL 836 Population Genetics
ZOOL 642- 643 General Principles of Parasitism & Haematology ZOOL 838 Molecular Genetics
ZOOL 604- 605 Protozoology ZOOL 840 Cytogenetics
ZOOL 606- 607 Platyhelminthes ZOOL 842 Human Genetics
ZOOL 610- 611 Vector Biology & Control Measures 2nd Semester
ZOOL 612- 613 Nemathelminthes (Nematodes) Two elective courses related to specialization from the list above.
ZOOL 614- 615 Physiology, Biochemistry & Immunology of Parasites 2nd to 4th Semester
Vertebrate Biology (24) ZOOL 895 Research on approved topic, Thesis/ Dissertation and
ZOOL 602- 603 Comparative Anatomy of Vertebrates its Defense (16)
ZOOL 604- 605 Herpetology
ZOOL 606- 607 Phylogeny & Economic importance of Vertebrates
ZOOL 610- 611 Mammalogy
ZOOL 612- 613 Wildlife management & Conservation
ZOOL 614- 615 Ornithology
* Odd numbered courses are Lab courses/Practicals
MS/M.Phil. in Zoology: 4- Semester Program (40)
Pre-requisite: BS/ M.Sc in Zoology and Pre-Entry Test
1st Semester: Core Courses
ZOOL 800 Research Methodology (4)
ZOOL 802 Biostatistics
Elective courses related to Speialization: Any two to be offered in the 1st
semester and two in the 2nd Semester, subject to minimum 3 students
offering the same elective.
 THE FACULTY OF PHARMACY
The Department of Pharmacy established in 1974, was upgraded to the
Institute of Pharmacy in 1999 and became Faculty of Pharmacy on 2nd May
2005. Earlier, it offered courses leading to the degree of B. Pharmacy (4-
years program). However, from 2004 session, nomenclature of the degree is
changed to Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm- D) and it has been made five years
(10- semester) degree program: Pharm-D degree is offered jointly by four
component departments. The Faculty also offers M. Phil/ Ph.D. in the fields
of Pharmaceutics, Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Pharmacology, and the
Pharmacognosy. The faculty comprises skilled professionals.

The Faculty has to date produced about 1220 Pharmacists out of whom
more than 90% are working in different professional organizations of
National and International repute. At present the Faculty has on its role 1000
local students in both Morning & Evening batches and about 127(Male &
Female) students from more than 12 different countries that gives a look of
International gathering.

The component departments are:-

i. Department of Pharmaceutics
ii. Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry
iii. Department of Pharmacology
iv. Department of Pharmacognosy

Programs offerd
Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm-D)

Seats available
Seats for fresh admissions 061 in Monring Program

Self Finance 110 in Evening Program

Department of Pharmaceutics MEMON MAZHAR MUSTAFA, Lecturer
B.Pharm. 2002 (S.U)
ALMANI KHALIDA FARYAL, Assoc. Professor & Chairperson
M.Pharm. 1991, Ph.D. 2004 (S.U) Department of Pharmacognosy
DAYO ABDULLAH, Professor & Dean GILAL ROSHAN ALI, Asstt. Professor & Incharge Chairman
B.Pharm. (S.U) 1986, M.Pharm. (Punjab) 1988 & Ph.D (China) 1996 B.Pharm. (S.U) 1981, M.Phil (B.Z.U) 1990

MAKO GHULAM ASGHAR, Assoc. Professor MEMON ABDUL HAKEEM, Asstt. Professor
M.Sc. (S.A.L. Khairpur) 1987, Ph.D. (Mascow) 2000. B.Pharm 2001, M. Phil 2007 (S.U)

MEMON NAHEED, Asstt. Professor SYED AHMED SHAH, Lecturer

B.Pham 1989, M.Pharm. 1992 B.Pharm 2006, Pharm.D(Conductd Course 2008 (S.U))

MUGHAL UBED-UR-REHMAN, Asstt. Professor Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm- D): 10- Semester Morning &
B.Pharm. 1998 (S.U) Evening Program (202)
KHAN NABEEL, Lecturer Pre-requisite: H.S.C.: Pre-Medical with at least 60% aggregate score.
B.Pharm, 2002 (S.U)
Admission on district U/R quota basis, 61 seats in Morning program
GHOTO MUHAMMAD ALI, Lecturer (details on page # 25).
B.Pharm 1999, MBA, M.A(S.U)
SUHERYANI IMRAN, Lecturer Curricula for this 5- year professional degree program, spread over TEN
B.Pharm 2005. semesters, are organised as under:
LAGHARI MADIHA, Research Associates A. General Requirements (10)
B.Pharm 2004. ENG 300, 301 English (2,2)
ENG 400, 401 English (2,2)
Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry IS 302 Islamic Studies (1)
DAYO ABDULLAH, Professor, Chairman & Dean PS 303 Pakistan Studies (1)
B.Pharm. (S.U) 1986, M.Pharm. (Punjab) 1988 & Ph.D (China) 1996 B. Professional Requirements (192)
LEGHARI MUHAMMAD YOUSIF, Assoc. Professor FIRST YEAR
B.Pharm. (S.U) 1977 & M.Pharm. (Punjab) 1980, Ph.D. (S.U) 2004 PHAR 310- 311 Pharmaceutics-1 (Physical Pharmacy-I) (3- 1)
PANHWAR FOUZIA, Asstt. Professor (on study leave)
PHAR 312- 313 Pharmaceutical Chemistry (Organic-I) (3- 1)
B.Pharm. 1993, M.Pharm. 1997 (S.U) PHAR 314- 315 Pharmaceutical Biochemistry-I (3- 1)
PHAR 316- 317 Physiology-I (3- 1)
MAHESHWARI MADAN LAL, Lecturer PHAR 318 Anatomy (3)
B.Pham. 1998 (S.U)
PHAR 320- 321 Pharmaceutics-II (Physical Pharmacy-II) (3- 1)
Department of Pharmacology PHAR 322- 323 Pharmaceutical Chemistry-II (3- 1)
BHATTI ABDUL RAHIM, Asstt. Professor and Incharge Chairman PHAR 324- 325 Pharmaceutical Biochemistry-II (3- 1)
B.Pharm. (S.U) 1980, M.Phil. (B.Z.U) 1991 PHAR 326- 327 Physiology-II (3- 1)
PHAR 328- 329 Histology (3- 1)
SOOMRO ALI MUHAMMAD, Assoc. Professor
SECOND YEAR
M.Sc. 1984, Ph.D. 2006 (S.U)
PHAR 410- 411 Pharmaceutics-III (Pharm. Preparation-I) (3- 1)
BHATTI SHOUKAT ALI, Asstt. Professor PHAR 412- 413 Pharmaceutical Microbiology-I (3- 1)
B.Pharm. (S.U) 1980 & M.Sc. (B.Z.U) 1990 PHAR 414- 415 Pharmacology and Therapeutics-I (General
KAZI HAMID ALI, Lecturer (on study leave)
Pharmacology) (3- 1)
B.Pharm. 2000 (S.U)
PHAR 416- 417 Pharmacognosy-I (3- 1)
KHATRI MUHAMMAD AKRAM, Lecturer PHAR 418 Pharmaceutical Mathematics (3)
B.Pharm. 2005 (S.U) PHAR 420- 421 Pharmaceutics-IV (Pharm. Preparations-II) (3- 1)
PHAR 422- 423 Pharmaceutical Microbiology-II (3- 1) PHAR 730 Comprehensive Viva-Voce(2)
PHAR 424- 425 Pharmacology and Therapeutics-II (Systemic Internship Training & Report (N.C) Compulsory
Pharmacology-I) (3- 1) *Odd number courses are Labs.
PHAR 426- 427 Pharmacognosy-II (3- 1) M.Phil. in Pharmaceutical Chemistry: 4- Semester Program (40)
PHAR 428 Bio- Statistics (3- 1) Pre-requisite: B.Pharm. degree with good second division score, Pre-Entry
THIRD YEAR Test
PHAR 510- 511 Pharmaceutics-V (Dispensing Pharmacy) (3- 1) 1st Semester
PHAR 512- 513 Pharmaceutical Chemistry-III (Instrumentation-I) (3- PHRY 800 Biostatistics (4)
1) PHRY 802 Pharmaceutical Chemistry-I (4)
PHAR 514- 515 Pharmacology and Therapeutics-III (Systemic PHRY 804 Pharmaceutical Chemistry-II (4)
Pharmacology-II) (3- 1) PHRY 806 Pharmaceutical Chemistry-III (4)
PHAR 516- 517 Pharmacognosy-III (3- 1) 2nd Semester
PHAR 518- 519 Pathology (3- 1) PHRY 808 Pharmaceutical Chemistry-I (4)
PHAR 520 Pharmaceutics-VI (Community Pharmacy) (3) PHRY 810 Pharmaceutical Chemistry-II (4)
PHAR 522- 523 Pharmaceutical Chemistry-IV (Instrumentation-II) (3- 2nd to 4th Semester
1) PHRY 895 Research study on approved topic. Thesis and its
PHAR 524- 525 Pharmacology and Therapeutics-IV (Systemic Defense (16)
Pharmacology-III) (3- 1) MS/M.Phil in Pharmaceutics: 4- Semester Program (40)
PHAR 526- 527 Pharmacognosy-IV (3- 1) 1st Semester
PHAR 528- 529 Computer & its application in Pharmacy (3- 1) PHCS 800 Biostatistics (4)
FOURTH YEAR PHCS 802 Advanced Pharmaceutics (4)
PHAR 610 Pharmaceutics-VII (Hospital Pharmacy) (3) PHCS 804 Biopharmaceutics (4)
PHAR 612- 613 Pharmaceutics-VIII (Clinical Pharmacy) (3- 1) PHCS 806 Pharmaceutical Microbiology (4)
PHAR 614- 615 Pharmaceutics-IX (Industrial Pharmacy) (3- 1) 2nd Semester
PHAR 616- 617 Pharmaceutics-X (Biopharmaceutics-I) (3- 1) PHCS 808 Pharmaceutical Technology (4)
PHAR 618- 619 Pharmaceutics-XI (Pharm. Quality PHCS 810 Clinical Pharmacy (4)
Management-I) (3) 2nd to 4th Semester
PHAR 620 Pharmaceutics-XII (Hospital Pharmacy-II) (3) PHCS 895 Research on approved topic, Thesis and its Defense
PHAR 622- 623 Pharmaceutics-XIII (Clinical Pharmacy) (3- 1) (16)
PHAR 624- 625 Pharmaceutics-XIV (Industrial Pharmacy) (3- 1)
PHAR 626- 627 Pharmaceutics-XV (Biopharmaceutics-II) (3- 1)
PHAR 628- 629 Pharmaceutics-XVI (Pharm. Quality
Management-II) (3- 1)
FIFTH YEAR
PHAR 710- 711 Pharmaceutical Technology-I (3- 1)
PHAR 712- 713 Pharmaceutics-XVII (Clinical Pharmacy-III) (3- 1)
PHAR 714 Forensic Pharmacy-I (3)
PHAR 716 Pharmaceutical Management and Marketing-I (3)
PHAR 718- 719 Pharmaceutical Chemistry-V (Medicinal-I) (3- 1)
PHAR 720- 721 Pharmaceutical Technology-II (3- 1)
PHAR 722- 723 Pharmaceutics-XVIII (Clinical Pharmacy-IV) (3- 1)
PHAR 724 Forensic Pharmacy-II (3)
PHAR 726 Pharmaceutical Management and Marketing-II (3)
PHAR 728- 729 Pharmaceutical Chemistry-VI (Medicinal-II) (3- 1)
 THE FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES
The Faculty of Social Sciences was established in 1989 , following division of the former Faculty of Arts into present Faculties of Arts, Commerce
& Business Administration, Education, Islamic Studies, Law & Social Sciences, with Prof. G.H. Khaskheli as the first Dean of the Faculty. This is
the Second largest Faculty of the University. The Faculty has been actively involved with research. The journal of the Faculty of Social Sciences is
a regular publication. The 3-yr Honours degree programs offered earlier by the Faculty have been changed to 4-yr Bachelor degree programs,
effective from 2006 session. Classes in all disciplines are held in the morning session, except for Public Administration and Crimimology where
Evening programs are also conducted.

CONSTITUENT INSTITUTE/ DEPARTMENTS/ CENTRE

01. Sindh Development Studies Centre 02. Institute of Women Development Studies
03. Department of Economics 04. Department of General History
05. Department of International Relations 06. Department of Library Info. Sci. & Archive St.
07. Department of Mass Communication 08. Department of Political Science
9. Department of Psychology 10. *Department of Public Administration\
11. Department of Sociology 12. Department of Social Work
13. Department of Criminology

PROGRAMS OFFERED
and allocation of seats

S.# Disciplines B.S M.A.

Part-I (PREV:)
1. Economics 100 050
2. General History 030 030
3. International Relations 080 060
4. Library & Info. Science - 050
Postgraduate Diploma - 050
5. Mass Communication 080 050
6. Political Science 075 060
7. Psychology 040 030
8. *Public Administration 061 122 also Eve.
9. Sociology 070 050
10. Social Work 070 050
11. Development Studies - 050
12. Rural Development 050 - Off Campus
13. Home Economics - 025
14. Women Devel. Studies - 040
15. Pakistan Study - 050
16. Criminology - 030 Eve.

*Admission on the basis of district wise U/R quota.

PAKISTAN STUDY CENTRE
The Pakistan Study Centre started functioning from 1974 under the
supervision of the University of Sindh in accordance with the directives of the
University Grants Commission, Islamabad. Later, the Pakistan Study Centre
Act No.XXVII of 1976 was passed by the National Assembly of Pakistan in
1976.
According to Section 6(1), the management, overall control and supervision
of the affairs of the Pakistan Study Centre established in a University shall
vest in Board of Governors and the Vice Chancellor of the University, who
shall be its Chairman.
The Centre has recently started publication of two montly journals “Pakistan
Press Review” and “Window on the World|. Eight issues of “Pakistan Press
Review” and one issue of “Window on the World” have been published upto
March 2010.
A number of research papers in different fields have been published by the
faculty in national and international Journal of repute. Also the following
research projects are in hand in collaboration with various research
scholars/faculty:
1. “Date industry need paradigm shift in Sindh: A case study of Taluka
Tehari” by Prof. Dr. Khalida Jamali, formerly Director, Pakistan Study
Centre, University of Sindh.

The objectives and functions of the Pakistan Study Centre are to: 2. “Women in Prison: A case study of Hyderabad” by Mr.Nabi Bakhsh
Narejo, Assistant Professor, Department of Criminology, University of
a) engage in the study of languages, literature, social structure, Sindh.
customs, attitudes and motivation, of the people of various regions
of Pakistan; The faculty comprises:

b) establish under-graduate, graduate, post-graduate degrees and BALOCH FARZANA, Assistant Professor
M.A. (SU) 1985
other programmes in the relevant discipline in accordance with the
standard and requirements of the University in which the Centre is KHOWAJA MASHOOQ ALI, Lecturer
established; M.A (SU) 1997, and M.Phil. (QAU) 2002
c) promote cooperation in inter-disciplinary relationship with other KUBAR, INAM ALI, Lecturer
centres, teaching and research establishments; M.A (SU) 2002.

d) arrange conferences, seminars and refresher courses for the MAHESAR, SHUJA AHMED, Lecturer (on study leave)
development of teaching and research; and M.Sc.(QAU) 2001.

e) promote teaching and research in particular subjects as assigned to JISKANI, Lal Bakhsh, Visiting faculty
it by the Federal Government in consultation with the University in M.A. (SU) 1968.
which the Centre is established. SHAIKH, SHAMSUDDIN, Visiting faculty
M.A. 1970, M.A. 1977 (SU)
The Pakistan Study Centre is part and parcel of the University of
Sindh, and offers programs for the award of M.A. degree in Pakistan SAHAR GHULAM NABI, Visiting faculty
Studies. M.A 1982, and M.A. 1986 (SU)
M.A. in Pakistan Studies: Four semester Program (80)
The 2-year 4-semester M.A.(Pakistan Studies) program offered by the
Pre-requisite: Bachelor degree at least C Grade or 2nd Division. Pre-Entry
Centre is multi-disciplinary. The curricula listed have been revised and
Test.
updated duly approved by the Academic Committee of the Centre as well as
the Academic Council of the University. 1st Semester First Year

The Pakistan Study Centre has been regularly publishing a biannual PSC 500 Indus Valley Civilization (4)
Research Journal ‘Grassroots’ besides books on relevant topics. Thirty three PSC 501 Political Development of Pakistan (4)
issues of the journal ‘Grassroots’ and thirty books (English, Sindhi and Urdu) PSC 502 Geography of Pakistan (4)
have been published to date and a number of books are under publication. PSC 503 Pakistani Society and Culture (4)
PSC 504 Urdu (for the Students of Sindhi mother tongue)
(4)
 PSC 504 Sindhi (For the students of Urdu mother tongue)
(4)
2nd Semester
2nd Semester
PSC 506 History of Indian Sub-Continent (712 – 1857 AD) PSC 804 Studies on Freedom Fighters(4)
(4) PSC 805 Studies on Subsidiary Movements of Indo-pak (4)
PSC 507 Constitutional Development In Pakistan (4) 2 to 4 Semester
nd th

PSC 508 Geography of Sindh (4) PSC 895 Research study on approved topic. Thesis Desertation
PSC 509 Local Self Government in Pakistan (4) and its Defense (16)
PSC 510 Pakistani Languages and Literature (4)
Sindh Development Studies Centre
1st Semester Second Year
PSC 600 History of Pakistan (Freedom Movement 1857- Sindh Development Studies Centre (SDSC) established in July 1985,
1947 British Period) (4) provides undergraduate and postgraduate teaching in development
PSC 601 Foreign Policy of Pakistan (4) economics and conducts socio-economic research and training on
PSC 602 Economic Development in Pakistan (4)
PSC 603 Research Methodology (4) development- related issues, particularly in Sindh Province. Through
collaborative research and training, SDSC maintains close links with several
Students are required to offer one course from the following optional courses
during 1st semester: national and international research organizations. From 1991-96, it availed
PSC 604 Sufi Saints of Pakistan (4) academic linkage with Wye College, London and benefitted from exchange
PSC 604 Poverty in Pakistan (4) of teachers and training of staff. The Centre housed in its purpose- built
PSC 604 Mass Media in Pakistan (4) building is equipped with State- of- Art resource and information unit,
2nd Semester conference room, computer and audio- visual facilities. The Centre provides
PSC 605 History of Sindh (4) four categories of expert services, which include Graduate and Post-
PSC 606 Human Rights In Pakistan (4)
graduate Degree Programs, Academic Research Programs, Applied
PSC 607 Economic Policies in Pakistan (4)
PSC 608 Term Paper / Comprehensive Viva Voce (4) Research and Information Sharing.
Elective Courses:
Students are required to offer one course from the following optional courses The Centre has been offering M. Phil/Ph.D programs in Development
during 2nd semester: Studies and has recently produced 4 Ph.D scholars. Presently 7 students
PSC-609 Muslim Political thinkers in South Asia (4) are enrolled for Ph.D and 35 students in M.Phil Programme. SDSC has
PSC-609 Arts and Crafts of Pakistan (4) produced its first batch of BS four years program in Rural Development in
PSC-609 Environmental issues of Pakistan (4) 2009. SDSC recently completed two Studies namely: (i) To Monitor the
M.Phil. in Pakistan Studies, 4- Semester Program (40) Benefit of Forestry Development Project in Sindh, funded by the
Pre-requisite: Masters’ degree in any discipline under Social Sciences, Government of Sindh and the Asian Development Bank and (ii) Statistical
obtained upto 2009 with at least 2nd division score. Data Collection of Coastal Belt of Sindh, funded by the Government of Sindh
and the Asian Development Bank and the SDSC faculty was also involved in
1st Semester the “Feasibility Study of Thar Granite” funded by the Government of Sindh.
PSC 800 Studies on Quaid-i-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah (4)
PSC 801 Political Parties in Pakisntan (4) Prof. Dr. Abida Taherani and Musharaf Ali Talpur paper on “The Long Term
PSC 802 Pakistan and the World(4) Path of Development and Environmental Sustainability: A South Asian
PSC 803 Research Methodology (4) Perspective”, presented and accepted for publication in the proceedings of
6th IIDS International Conference on Development” in Mauritius, organized PK 303 Pakistan Studies (2)
by the International Institute for Development Studies and University of CS/STAT 308 Computer Skills/Statistics (3)
RD 312 Major Rural Change & Policy (3)
Technology, Mauritius.
Minor- I (3)
The faculty comprises:-
Minor- II (3)
TAHERANI ABIDA, Professor & Director
M.A.Eco. (S.U) 1977, M.A. Dev. Eco. (U.K) 1982 & Ph.D. (U,S,A) 1995
Second Year
PATHAN PARVEZ AHMED, Professor 1st Semester
M.B.A. (S.U) 1987, M.Sc. Agril. Econ. (U.K) 1991 & Ph.D. (U.K) 1998
ENG 400 English (3)
KAZI IQBAL HUSSAIN, Professor (on contract) SIND/URD 402 Sindhi / Urdu (2)
M.A. Economics (S.U) 1973
GMATHS/ General Mathematics/
MUGHAL SHAHABUDDIN, Asstt. Professor GEOG/CIVZ 406 Geography/ Culture & Civilization –I (3)
M.A Economics (S.U) 1987
RD 410 Development & Sustainability (3)
TALPUR MUSHARAF A., Asstt. Professor Minor- I (3)
M.Sc. Econ. (Q.A. U.) 1994 & M.Sc. Agril. Econ. (U.K) 1998 Minor- II (3)
JARIKO GHULAM ALI, Asst. Professor
M.A. Eco. 1989, M.P.A.1987 & M.Sc. Rural Devl. 1994 (S.U). & M.Sc. Agri. Econ. (U.K) 1999 2nd Semester
ENG 401 English (3)
BALOCH ZAREEN KHAN RIND, Asstt. Professor
M.B.A. (S.U) 1989 & M.Sc. Agril. Eco. (U.K) 1994 SIND/URD 403 Sindhi / Urdu (2)
ENVI/GSC 408 Environmental Science/ General Science (3)
KHASKHELLY NOSHEEN, Lecturer RD 411 Major Development experience in Pakistan (3)
M.A Economics (S.U) 2005
Minor- I (3)
BAGHAL GHAZALA Minor- II (3)
M.A Economics (S.U) 2006
BUGHIO RAHEEL MAROOF, Lecturer Third Year
M.Sc Comm: Tech. (S.U), 1998 & .MSc R.D (S.U) 2002
1st Semester
PROF. GHULAM HUSSAIN KHASKHELLY, Visiting Professor
PROF. DR. RAJAB ALI MEMON, HEC Distinguished Professor
RD 501 Gender & Development (4)
PROF. DR. BAKHSHAL KHAN LASHARI, Director, IID, MUET RD 502 Small Project Design (4)
MS SIMI KAMAL, Chief Executive RAASTA Dev. Consultants, Karachi RD 503 New Institutional Economics (4)
PROF. DR. M. YAMEEN MEMON, Exec. Director, INPIM Pakistan Chapter. RD 504 Small Medium Enterprise (3)
Visiting Faculty RD 505 Basic Statistics and Maths (3)
BS in Rural Development: 4-Yr. (8- Semester) Program (143)
Pre-requisite:- H.S.C. or equivalent. Pre-Entry Test at least C-Grade. 2nd Semester
RD 551 Development Change & NGO (4)
First Year RD 552 Micro Finance (4)
1st Semester RD 553 Marketing System and Development (4)
ENG 300 English (3) RD 554 Population, Health and Infrastructure (3)
IS 302 Islamic Studies or Ethics for Non-Muslims (2) RD 555 Livestock Development (3)
CS/STAT 306 Computer Skills/Statistics (3)
RD 310 Principles of Economics (3) Fourth Year
Minor- I (3) 1st Semester
Minor- II (3) RD 601 Large Scale Project Design (4)
2nd Semester RD 602 Local Government Devolution Plan (4)
ENG 301 English (3) RD 603 Natural Resources Management (4)
 RD 604 Agrarian Management (3)
RD 605 Research Methods (3) M. Sc. in Rural Development: Distance Learning Program (66)
Pre-requisite:- M.A. in Social Sciences or B.E./ B.Sc. Agri./
2nd Semester M.B.B.S/D.V.M/BS four year degree in related discipline.
RD 651 Water Policy (4)
The two years program is designed to develop professional skills in the field
RD 652 Environmental Theory & Policy (4)
of Social and economic development, particularly in rural areas. Interested
RD 653 Rural Poverty (4)
candidates may contact the Director of the Centre for details.
RD 654 Financial Management of Rural Enterprises (3)
RD 655 Research/Technical Paper (3) First Year
RD 701 Agricultural Economics for Development (Compulsory)
M Sc. in Development Studies: Four semester Program (66) RD 702 Project Planning Monitoring & Evaluation (Compulsory)
Pre-requisite: Bachelor degree in Social Sciences. preferably with RD 703 Gender Relation & Rural Change (Optional-1)
Economics, with at least “C” Grade or 2nd Division. RD 704 Managing Agricultural Development (Optional-2)
RD705BusinessManagementforAgriculturalEnterprises(Optional-3)
A. Core courses Requirements: Second Year
RD 706 Economics of Social Survey Methods and Data Analysis
M.Sc. (Previous) (Compulsory)
DS 500 Micro Economics-I RD 707 Environmental Management for Agricultural Development
DS 501 Macro Economics-I (Compulsory)
DS 502 Basic Mathematics & Statistics RD 708 Economics of Water Resources (Optional-1)
DS 503 Development Economics RD 709 Livestock Development (Optional-2)
DS 504 Micro Economics-II RD 710 Agricultural Policy (Optional-3)
DS 505 Macro Economics-II RD 710 Agricultural Policy (Optional-3)
DS 506 Basic Econometrics M.Phil. in Development Studies: 4-Semester Program (40)
M.Sc. (Final)
Pre-requisite: M.A./ M.Sc. in relevant discipline e.g. Economics, Sociology,
DS 600 Project Planning Monitoring & Evaluation
MBA, Agriculture Economics and Pre-Entry Test.
DS 601 Research Methodology
DS 602 Environmental Business in Development 1st Semester
DS 603 Agricultural Marketing DS 801 Micro Economics (4)
DS 620 Comprehensive Viva-Voce DS 802 Macro Economics (4)
B. (i) Elective Courses Requirements: Any ONE course to DS 803 Rural Development (4)
be offered during 1st & 2nd Semester. DS 804 Research Methodology (4)
DS 507 Agricultural Economics for Development
DS 508 Production Economics
DS 509 Computer Concepts & Application in 2nd Semester
Development DS 850 Natural Resource Economics (4)
DS 851 Social Development Economics (4)
(ii) Elective Courses Requirements in Final year : Any FOUR courses
to be offered in consultation with the Director.
2nd to 4th Semester
DS 604 Human Resource Development
DS 605 Gender Relations & Agrarian Change DS 895 Research on approved topic, Dissertation and
DS 606 Economic Development in Pakistan Defense
DS 607 Economics of Water Resources Institute of Women Development Studies
DS 608 Development Policy of Pakistan
DS 609 Natural Resources Economics
The Institute of Women Development Studies was established in 1994 with RAJAR AFTAB HUSSAIN, Lecturer
the approval of Ministry of Women Development. Dr. Fouzia Jafferi was M.B.A. Human Resource. (S.U), 2002
appointed as its Co-coordinator and later, Prof. Parveen Shah was SADAF SAEED, Lecturer
appointed its 1st Director. The Institute has started M.Sc Home Economics M.Sc Home Eco. (S.U)
classes for the girl students of this region who earlier had to go to Karachi or 03 Research Associates.
Lahore, to get M.Sc degree in Home Economics. Besides this, the Institute
has started Master programme in women studies and post graduate diploma M.Sc. Home Economics: 4- semester Program (66)
in community development. Pre-requisite:- B.Sc. Home Economics
A number of short certificate courses for various skills for income generation
a) Course requirement for 1st & 2nd Semester
have been started for girls students.
HE 502 Statistics-I (3)
The Institute has introduced Women Studies as a new subject as Minor I & II HE 504 Research Methods-I (3)
in BS 4-yr. program in the Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Sindh, HE 506 Advanced Nutrition-I (3)
Jamshoro. Furthermore we are planning to introduce BS 4-yr Gender HE 508 Bio-Chemistry-I (3)
Studies program from 2012. HE 510 Food Microbiology-I (3)
The Institute regularly organizes Seminars, Workshops and Field trips for the HE 512 Statistics-II (3)
awareness, upliftment and betterment of women in general and of rural HE 514 Research Methods-II (3)
women in particular; free Medical camps are also organized frequently to HE 516 Advanced Nutrition-II (3)
facilitate the women folk. HE 518 Bio-Chemistry-II (3)
HE 520 Food Microbiology-II (3)
The Institute publishes Annual Research Journal “The Women”, the Institute
publishd two Souvenirs and two issues of above mentioned journal. One of b) Courses for Final Year.
our faculty member Prof. Dr. Parveen Shah has authored a book “Spot Light HE 602 Home Economics Education-I (4)
on Rural Women in Sindh: An inquiry into the socio-economic and HE 604 Advanced Dietetics-I (4)
demographic charectistics”. Furthermore the faculty has also been HE 606 Food Technology-I (4)
contributing regularly in National and International Journals related to HE 608 Economic System of Islam (4)
Women and Gender issues and allied fields. They have been also HE 610 Institutional Management (4)
participating in Seminars/ Workshops at National and International level. HE 620 Home Economics Education-II (4)
HE 622 Advanced Dietetics-II (4)
The Institute maintains a small seminar library, containing 750 books and HE 624 Food Technology-II (4)
various Journals on different subjects relating to women. HE 630 Project & Comprehensive Viva- Voce (4)
The Institute enjoys good reputation in academic community inside and M.A. Women Developement Studies: 4- Semester Program (66)
outside the University because of the regular participation in academic and Pre-requisite:- Bachelor Degree in any discipline preferably in Sociology/
extra curricular activities. Economics
The faculty comprises:- a) Course requirement for 1st & 2nd Semester
QURESHI MISBAH BIBI, Asstt. Professor & Director WS 501 Introduction to Women Studies (3)
M.Sc. 1995, M.Phil. 2001 (S.U), M.A. (Gender Studies, Leads) 2007 WS 502 Feminist Research-I (3)
SHAH PARVEEN, Professor & Dean WS 503 Women’s History in South Asia (3)
M.A. 1973, M.A. 1975 & M.Phil. 1990, Ph.D. 2003 (S.U) WS 504 Social Contract of Gender (3)
BURIRO AMEER ALI, Lecturer WS 505 Gender & Development International Strategies (3)
M.A (Social Work) 2004 (S.U) WS 506 Women’s Movement in Global Perspective (3)
DUR-E-SHAHEWAR, Lecturer WS 507 Feminism Research- II (3)
M.A. Women St. (K.U), 2004 WS 508 Women in Islam (3)
GOPANG NAJMA, Lecturer WS 509 Gender & Development Planning in Pakistan (3)
M.Sc. Eco. (S.U) 2000 WS 510 Women & Development in Third World Countries (3)
b) Courses for Final Year fields. Their publications cover studies in various branches of Economics.
WS 600 Women & Law in Pakisan-I (4) They have been participating in Seminars/Workshops at National level also.
WS 601 Women & Environment (4)
In-service Training
WS 602 Women & Media (4)
Short term refresher courses, seminars and lectures on current economic
WS 603 Women & Health (4)
affairs are conducted at regular intervals in various branches of Economics.
WS 604 Women & Law in Pakistan-II
The faculty members of affiliated colleges generally benefit from training
WS 605 Women,Technology&Enterpreneurship(4)
facilities offered by the department. The Department’s airconditioned
WS 606 Women & Media-II (4)
Seminar Library with over 8000 books provide access to latest publications
WS 607 Women & Work (4)
and journals on various branches of Economics with seating capacity of 40
WS 630 Thesis & Comprehensive Viva- Voce (4)
students at a time.
Postgraduate Diploma in Community Development : 2- semester
program(34) The Honours and Graduate courses in Economics, the 4-yr (8-semester)
Pre-requisite:- B.A/ B.Sc. in any discipline Bachelor degree program has been introduced since 2006 session. The
courses provide advanced and up to date knowledge of Economic Theory,
CD 530 Introduction to Community Development-I Quantitative Economics, Statistics, Finance, Research Methodology and
CD 532 Community Development in Rural and Applied Economics including the knowledge about the economy of Pakistan
Urban Areas-I in general and province of Sindh in particular.
CD 534 Income Generating Program in Rural and Urban Areas-I The courses have been designed to equip students with theoretical
CD 536 Community Organization & Development-I background and research skills in economics so that the end product
CD 550 Community Work and Organization-II becomes capable of handling economic and financial analysis to suit their
CD 552 Social Policy & Welfare Planning-II job requirements.
CD 554 Rural & Urban Communities in South-II
CD 558 Management of Community-II (Field Work) The faculty comprises:
Department of Economics PANHWAR MURAD KHATOON, Professor & Chairperson
M.A. 1973, Ph.D., 2004 (S.U)
The Department of Economics is one of the oldest departments of the
QASMI MERHAB, Professor
University and largest one in the Faculty of Social Sciences in terms of M.A. 1977, Ph.D., 2003 (S.U)
students enrollment which stands close to 460. At present the department
consists of 19 faculty members and most of them have to their credit CHANDIO RAFIQUE AHMED, Assistant Prof. (on Tenure Track)
education and training from reputed Universities of Pakistan as well as from M.A. (S.U) 1994, Ph.D. (UK) 2007
abroad. JAMALI SOBHO KHAN, Asstt. Professor
M.A. 1987, Ph.D (2010)
Teaching & Research
KHAWAJA SEEMA, Asstt. Professor
Besides teaching, the department also provides consultancy services and in- M.A. (S.U) 1987
service training facilities. Faculty members are actively engaged in research
and also provide research guidance to candidates enrolled for the degrees MIRZA ALBEENA, Asstt. Professor
of M. Phil and Ph. D. From 2007 onward revised scheme of two year M. Phil M.A. (S.U) 1989
has been introduced in which students are offered 4 compulsory courses in NANIK RAM, Asstt. Professor
first semester and two courses in second semester, total 24 CH of course M.A. (S.U) 1989, M.Phil. (SALU) 2002, Ph.D (SALU) 2010
work and 16 CH of Research work. At present Twenty two candidates are
KHASKHELLY AMBREEN ZEB, Lecturer
enrolled for M. Phil course work, six scholars are registered for M. Phil and M.A. 2002, M.Sc. RD 2004 (S.U)
eight are pursuing Ph. D studies. The faculty has also been contributing
regularly in the National/ International journals of Economics and allied PIRZADA IMTIAZ AHMED, Asstt. Professor
M.Sc. (QAU) 1987
SHAIKH NAJMA, Asstt. Professor Minor-II (3)
M.A. (S.U) 1989

SOOMRO SIKANDAR HUSSAIN, Asstt. Professor 2nd Semester

M.A. (S.U) 1995 ENG 301 English (3)
PS 303 Pakistan Studies (2)
TALPUR UROOJ, Lecturer
M.A. (S.U) 2000
COMP/STAT 308 Computer Skills/ Statistics (3)
ECON 312 Macroeconomics (4)
BHUTTO MEHWISH, Lecturer Minor-I (3)
M.A (SU) 2008 Minor-II (3)
ERUM, Lecturer
M.A. (S.U) 1999 Second Year
GILAL MUHAMMAD AKRAM, Lecturer 1st Semester
M.A. (QAU) 2000
ENG 400 English (3)
KHUSHIK ALI GUL, Lecturer SIND/URD 402 Sindhi/Urdu (2)
M.Sc(Q.A.U) 2002 GEOG/CIV 406 Geography/ Culture Civilization (3)
ECON 412 Basic Mathematics & Statistics for Economics (4)
PANHWAR PASHA MUHAMMAD ALI, Lecturer
M.A(SU) 2006 420 Minor-I (3)
430 Minor-II (3)
NIZAMANI ABDUL RAHMAN, Lecturer
M.A(SU) 2009
2nd Semester
ENG 401 English (3)
Visiting Faculty
PANHWAR IQBAL AHMED, Professor SIND/URD 403 Sindhi/Urdu (2)
M.A (Econ) 1973, M.Sc Agri. Econ. 1976(S.U) RD/GS/ Rural Development/ General Science/
M.A Dev. Econ. (Windsor) 1980, Ph.D (S.A.U) 1991 ENVI 408 Environmental Science (3)
ECON 412 Economic Development of Pakistan (4)
SHAH PARVEEN, Professor 421 Minor-I (3)
M.A. 1973, M.A. Sindhi 1975 & M.Phil. 1990, Ph.D. 2003 (S.U)
431 Minor-II (3)
JAMALI KHALIDA, Professor
M.A 1972, Ph.D 2003 (S.U)
Third Year
PATHAN PERVEZ, Professor
M.B.A (S.U) 1987, M.Sc Agi. Econ(London) 1991, Ph.D (London) 1998 1st Semester
ECON 501 Advanced Microeconomics (4)
BS in Economics: 4- Yr (8- Semester) program (147) ECON 502 Advanced Macroeconomics (4)
ECON 503 International Economics (4)
Pre-requisite: H.S.C. with Science/ Commerce OR Humanities group, with ECON 504 Economic Statistics (3)
Economics. Pre-Entry Test ECON 505 Monetary Economics (3)

First Year 2nd Semester

1st Semester ECON 551 Advanced Microeconomics (4)
ENG 300 English (3) ECON 552 Advanced Macroeconomics (4)
IS 302 Islamic Studies / Ethics for Non- Muslims (2) ECON 553 International Economics (4)
COMP/STAT 306 Computer Skills/ Statistics (3) ECON 554 Economic Statistics (3)
ECON 310 Microeconomics (4) ECON 555 Public Finance (3)
Minor-I (3) Fourth Year
 2nd Semester
1st Semester ECON 850 Applied Economics and Computer Application (4)
ECON 601 Mathematical Statistics (4)
ECON 851 Issues in Pakistan’s Economy (4)
ECON 602 Economic Development and Planning (4)
ECON 603 Economics of Marketing (4) 2nd to 4th Semester
ECON 604 History of Economic Thought (3) ECON 895 Research study on approved topic. Thesis Desertation
ECON 605 Human Resources Development (3) and its Defense (16)
Department of General History
2nd Semester
The Department of General History is one of the oldest Department of the
ECON 651 Mathematical Statistics (4)
University of Sindh. Initially this department was attached with the
ECON 652 Agricultural Economics (4)
Department of Economics and then with the Department of Political Science.
ECON 653 Research Methodology (4)
It however, gained its independent status in February 1959. In September
ECON 654 Computer Application in Economics (3)
1971 the Departments of General History and Muslim History were merged
ECON 655 Managerial Economics (3)
under the name of History. Again in 1978 it was bifurcated into General
ECON 660 Research Project & Viva-Voce (3)
History and Muslim History. The curricula of General History have been
revised and updated from time to time. The Department offers twenty six
M.A. in Economics: Four semester Program (66)
courses for the 4-yr. BS degree program, providing advanced and upto-date
Pre-requisite; Bachelor (Pass) degree preferably with Economics as one of knowledge of Historiography & Research Methodology, Muslim Rule in
the elective subjects. Pre-Entry Test South Asia, History of Modern Europe, History of Modern Muslim World, and
the History of Pakistan, in particularly Sindh . This department has also
M.A. (Previous) started M.Phil. program. The students of this Department under the
ECON 500, 550 Advanced Micro Economics (3, 3) guidance of their teachers have formed “Historians Forum”. The forum
ECON 501, 551 Advanced Macro Economics (3, 3) provides opportunity of debates and discussion on important topics.
ECON 502, 552 International Economics (3, 3)
ECON 503, 553 Economic Statistics (4, 4)
ECON 504, 554 Monetary & Public Finance-I & II (4, 4) The faculty comprises:-

M.A. (Final) SOOMRO MUHAMMAD QASIM, Professor & Chairperson

M.A. (S.U) 1974 & M.Phil. (QAU) 1986, Ph.D. (S.U) 1999
ECON 600, 650 Mathematical Statistics (4, 4)
ECON 601 Economic Development and Planning (4) LAKHO GHULAM MUHAMMAD, Professor
ECON 602 Marketing (4) M.A. English 1980 & M.A. Hist. 1982, Ph.D. 1999 (S.U)
ECON 603 History of Economic Thought (4)
ECON 651 Managerial Economics (4) KHATTI DEEDAR HUSSAIN, Assistant Professor
ECON 652 Agricultural Economics (4) M.A. Hist. 1996 (S.U)
ECON 653 Research Methodology (4)
REHANA KAUSAR, Lecturer
ECON 655 Comprehensive Viva-Voce (2) M.A. Hist. 2001 (KU)
M.Phil. in Economics, 4- Semester Program (40)
1st Semester SHAIKH IRFAN AHMED Lecturer
M.Sc. Hist. 1997 (QAU)
ECON 800 Research Methodology (4)
ECON 801 Advanced Microeconomics (4) MUGHAL MUHAMMAD YAQOOB, Professor (on contract)
ECON 802 Advanced Macroeconomics (4)
SOOMRO DR. ALLAH DINO, Visiting faculty
ECON 803 Econometrics
BS in General History: 4-year (8- Semester) Program (147)
Pre-requisite: H.S.C. or equivalent. Pre-Entry Test GH 504 History of Europe (1870-1919) (4)
GH 506 History of Muslim Rule in South Asia (1526-1606) (3)
First Year GH 508 History of Sindh (Ancient times to Sammas) (3)
1st Semester
ENG 300 English (3)
2nd Semester
IS/ ET 302 Islamic Studies/Ethics For Non- Muslims (2)
CS/ STAT 306 Computer Skills/Statistics (3) GH 501 Philosophy of History and Historiography (4)
GH 310 History of Muslim Rule in Indo-Pak (712-1026) (4) GH 503 An outline of the World History (Middle ages to Modern
GH 350 Minor-I (3) World) (4)
GH 350 Minor-II (3) GH 505 History of Europe (1919-1945) (4)
GH 507 History of Muslim Rule in South Asia (1606-1707) (3)
2nd Semester GH 509 History of Sindh (Arghuns to Talpurs) (3)
ENG 301 English (3)
PS 303 Pakistan Studies (2) Fourth Year
CS/STAT 308 Computer Skills/ Statistics (3)
1st Semester
GH 312 History of Muslim Rule in Indo-
Pakistan 1026- 1526 (4) GH 612 Ancient History of India (Aryans to Greek Invasions) (4)
351 Minor-I (3) GH 614 History of Muslim Rule in South Asia (1707-1754) (3)
351 Minor-II (3) GH 616 History of Modern Sindh (1843-1900) (3)
GH 618 History of Freedom Movement (1857-1906) (4)
Second Year GH 620 An Introduction to Archaeology of Sindh (4)
1st Semester
ENG 400 English (3) 2nd Semester
SIND/URD 402 Sindhi /Urdu(2) GH 613 Ancient History of India (Mauriya Empire to Gupta Kingdom)
GS/GEOG/ General Mathematics/ Geography (4)
CIV 406 Civilization (3) GH 615 History of Muslim Rule in South Asia (1754-1857) (4)
GH 410 History of Europe 1789-1815 (4) GH 617 History of Modern Sindh (1900-1947) (3)
GH 450 Minor-I (3) GH 619 History of Freedom Movement (1906-1947) (4)
GH 450 Minor-II (3)
GH 622 Research Project & Viva Voce (6)
M.A. in General History-Four semester Program (66)
2nd Semester
ENG 401 English (3)
Pre-requisite; Bachelor (Pass) degree, preferably with General History as
SIND/URD 403 Sindhi /Urdu(2)
one of the elective subjects. Pre-Entry Test.
RD/ENVI/ 408 Rural Development/ Environmental Science/
GSC General Science (3)
GH 500, 501 Philosophy of History (Research Methodology,
GH 412 History of Europe, 1815-1870 (4)
Historiography) (4, 4)
GH 451 Minor-I (3)
GH 502, 503 An outline of the World History (3,3)
GH 451 Minor-II (3)
GH 504, 505 History of Europe (3, 3)
GH 506, 507 History of Sindh (3, 3)
Third Year GH 508, 509 History of Muslim Rule in South Asia (712- 1526 A.D.)
1st Semester (3, 3)
GH 500 Research Methodology ( 4) GH 600, 601 History of Modern Sindh 1843-1947 (4, 4)
GH 502 An outline of the World History (From Earliest Times up to GH 602, 603 History of Modern Europe 1878-1960 A.D. (4, 4)
the beginning of the Middle ages) (4) GH 604, 605 History of Modern Muslim World 1919-1962 (4, 4)
 GH 606, 607 History of Muslim Rule in South Asia 1526- 1857 A.D. (4, 4) M.A. (S.U) 1972, M.A. (Warwick) 1990, Ph.D (London) 1993
GH 610 Comprehensive Viva-Voce (2)
MANGRIO NAGHMA, Asstt. Professor
M.A. 1984, Ph.D. 2007 (S.U)
MS/M.Phil. in General History, 4- Semester Program (40)
SHAIKH INAMULLAH, Asstt. Professor (on lien)
1st Semester M.A. (S.U) 1987
GH 800 Study of Revolution in Modern Europe (4)
ABBASI ISHRAT AFSHAN, Lecturer
GH 801 History of Freedom Movement: with special reference to M.A. 1999 (S.U)
Pakistan Movement (4)
GH 802 History of Sindh before Muslim conquest (Pre-historic to GHUMRO ALI KHAN, Lecturer (on study leave)
M.Sc 1998 (Q.A.U)
eve of Arab conquest of Sindh (4)
GH 803 Historiography and Research Methodology (4) LEGHARI FAROQUE AHMED, Lecturer
M.Sc 2005 (Q.A.U)

2nd Semester WADHWANI SEEMA KUMARI, Lecturer

M.A. 2000 (S.U)
GH 850 Study of Political Movements in Modern Sindh (1843-
1947) (4) BS in International Relations: 4- Yr. (8- semester) Program (147)
GH 851 Historiography in India (Medieval period) (4) Pre-requisite: H.S.C. or equivalent. Pre-Entry Test

2nd to 4th Semester First Year

GH 895 Research study on approved topic. Thesis and its Defense
Department of International Relations
1st Semester
ENG 300 English (3)
IS/ ET 302 Islamic Studies/Ethics For Non- Muslims (2)
The Department of International Relations enjoys the distinction of having
CS/ STAT 306 Computer Skills/Statistics (3)
been established in 1972, under the directive of the then Prime Minister of
IR 310 Introduction to International Relations (4)
Pakistan Mr. Z.A. Bhutto, in order to infuse fresh blood in the Ministry of
Minor-I (3)
Foreign Affairs of the country. Over the years, the department has focused
Minor-II (3)
its attention on teaching and research on the pattern of International Politics,
from historical and empirical perspective. It is considered to be one of the
largest departments with highly qualified and dedicated faculty, in the 2nd Semester
country. Several of the graduates of this department are working as ENG 301 English (3)
academics, civil servants, diplomats, media-men and bankers, etc. at home PS 303 Pakistan Studies (2)
and abroad. CS/STAT 308 Computer Skills/ Statistics (3)
IR 312 Global Issues in International Relations (3)
The faculty comprises:- Minor-I (3)
Minor-II (3)
TUNIO ABDUL LATIF, Assoc. Professor & Chairman
M.A. (S.U) 1977, Ph.D. (Q.A.U), 2003
Second Year
MANGI LUTFLLAH, Professor (on contract) 1st Semester
M.A. (S.U) 1973, M.A. Pol: Sc. (Waterloo) 1984, Ph.D. (London) 1994
ENG 400 English (3)
KANDHAR AZRA SARWAR, Professor SIND/URD 402 Sindhi /Urdu(2)
M.A. Pol.Sc. 1974, M.A. 1977 & LL.B. 1985, Ph.D. 2003 (S.U) GS/GEOG/ General Mathematics/ Geography
CIV 406 Civilization (3)
SHAH MEHTAB ALI, Professor
IR 410 Diplomatic History of Int’l. Relations 1789-1918 (3)
 420 Minor-I (3) IR 660 Comprehensive Viva Voce (3)
430 Minor-II (3) Master of Arts in International Relations: Four semester Program (66)
Pre-requisite; Bachelor (Pass) degree, preferably with International
2nd Semester Relations as one of the elective subjects. Pre-Entry Test.
ENG 401 English (3) IR 501, 551 Concept & Principles of International
SIND/URD 403 Sindhi/Urdu (2) Relations (3, 3)
RD/GS/ Rural Development/ General Science/ IR 502, 552 International Institutions (3, 3), Int’l. Humainitarian Law
ENVI 408 Environmental Science (3) (3) OR IR- 556 Human Rights in International Relations
IR 412 Diplomatic History of International Relations 1789- IR 503, 553 International Political Economy (3, 3)
1918-II (4) IR 504 Foreign Policy Analysis (3)
Minor-I (3) IR 554 Foreign Policy of Pakistan (3)
Minor-II (3) IR 505 Diplomatic History of International Relations (1914-
1945) (4)
Third Year IR 555 Research Methodology in International Relations (4)
1st Semester IR 601, 651 Defence & Strategic Studies (4, 4)
IR 501 Concepts and Principles of Int’l. Relations-I (4) IR 602, 652 International Law (4, 4)
IR 502 International Institutions (3) IR 603, 653 International Relations since 1945 (4, 4)
IR 503 International Political Economy-I (4) IR 604, 654 Area Studies (4, 4)
IR 504 Foreign Policy Analysis (3) IR 660 Comprehensive Viva-Voce (2)
IR 505 Diplomatic History of Int’l. Relations (1918 - 1945) (4) M.Phil. in International Relations: 4- Semester Program (40)
2nd Semester
IR 551 Concepts and Principles of Int’l. Relations-II (4) 1st Semester
IR 552-A International Humanitarian Law (3) OR IR 800 Research Methodology (4)
IR 552-B Human Rights in Int’l. Relations(3) IR 801 Political Economy and the Changing Global Order (4)
IR 553 International Political Economy-II (4) IR 802 Pakistan and the World Affairs (4)
IR 554 Foreign Policy of Pakistan (3) IR 803 World Politics in the Post Cold War Era (4)
IR 555 Research Methodology (4)

Fourth Year 2nd Semester

1st Semester IR 850 The Globalization and World Politics
IR 601 Peace Studies (4) IR 851 New Trends in Diplomacy
IR 602 Diplomacy and Statecraft-I (4)
IR 603 Area Studies-I (3) 2nd to 4th Semester
IR 604 Fundamentals of Political Geography (4) IR 895 Research study on approved topic. Thesis and its
IR 605 Ideologies and Ideological Movements in 20th Defense
Century-I (3)
Department of Library Information Science &
2nd Semester Archive Studies
IR 651 Conflict Resolution: Theory and Practice (4)
IR 652 Diplomacy and Statecraft -II (4) The Department of Library and Information Science and Archive Studies
IR 653 Area Studies-II (3) was established in 1965, beginning with Certificate Courses and later
IR 654 The Study of Comparative Politics (4) Diploma Courses in the discipline of Library Science at undergraduate level,
IR 655 Ideologies and Ideological Movements in 20th Postgraduate Diploma in Library Science (PGDLS) was started from 1970-
Century-II (3) 71, and ultimately M.A. in Library & Information Science program was
introduced. The department and the programs were accordingly renamed as LIS 641 Information Technology & Libraries (4)
“Department of Library Information Science & Archive Studies” and “Pg.D LIS 651 Research Methods (4)
LIS & MLIS” respectively. At present classes for both the programs are held LIS 612 Marketing Library and Information Services (4)
in the morning as full time University program. The department also offers LIS 622 (a) Comparative Classification (b) Indexing and Abstracting
M.Phil & Ph.D. programs in Library and Information Science. (2)
The faculty comprises:- LIS 632 Advanced Cataloguing (4)
LIS 642 Information Storage and Retrieval (4)
HAJANO MANZOOR AHMED, Asstt. Professor & Incharge Chairperson LIS 652 Thesis (4)
M.L.I.S. (S.U) 1987
Internship
SOOMRO SHEERIN GUL , Asstt. Professor Library practical work for 30 days is compulsory before award of
M.A. Psy. 1977, & M.L.I.S. 1979 (S.U)
degree. The following four libraries are specified for internship.
SUBHOPOTO NISAR AHMED, Asstt. Professor
M.L.I.S. 1990, Ph.D. 2006 (S.U) 1. Allama I.I. Kazi Central Library, University of Sindh.
2. Liaquat University of Medical Health & Sciences Library,
BHATTI ARIF ALI, Lecturer Jamshoro.
M.L.I.S. 2004 (S.U)
3. Karachi University Library, Karachi.
Post Graduate Diploma in Library & Information Science (Pg.D LIS): 4. Hamdard University Library, Karachi.
Two semester Program (40) Attendance Marks
Pre-requisite: Bachelor degree with at least second division score. 80% and above 10 Marks
70% - 79% 07 Marks
Required Courses: 60% - 69% 05 Marks
LIS 511 History & Development of Books and Libraries (4) M.Phil. in Library & Information Sciences: 4- Semester Program (40)
LIS 521 Collection to Development (4)
LIS 531 IntroductiontoClassification (4) 1st Semester
LIS 541 Introduction to Cataloguing (4) LIS 800 Advanced Research Methods in Library and
LIS 551 Library Administration and Management (4) Information Science (4)
LIS 512 Introduction to Information Science (4) LIS 801 Legal Issues and Information Handling(4)
LIS 522 Library Resources and Services (4)
LIS 802 Computer Applications to Library & Information
LIS 532 Applied Classification (4)
Science (4)
LIS 542 Applied Cataloguing (4)
LIS 552 Bibliographical Control and Organization (4) LIS 803 Statistical Methods (4)

Master of Library & Information Science (MLIS): Two semester Program 2nd Semester
(40)
Pre-requisite: Postgraduate Diploma in Library Science or equivalent LIS 804 Digital Library and Information Access (4)
qualifications. LIS 805 User Studies and user Education (4)
Required Courses:
LIS 611 Information Source/ Literature of Science & Technology, 2nd to 4th Semester
Information Source/ Literature of Humanities and Social LIS 895 Research on approved topic. Thesis/ Dissertation and
Sciences, Literature of Islam and Pakistan (Opt) (4) its Defense
LIS 621 (a) Introduction to Archives (b) Serials Management (2)
LIS 631 Special Libraries/ Public Libraries/ Health Sciences and
Medical Libraries/ Agricultural Libraries (4)
Department of Mass Communication
This Department, founded in 1977 as Department of Journalism, was M.A. 2002 (S.U)
renamed as Mass Communication Department in 1985. It trains students
UMRANI LIAQUAT ALI, Lecturer
for career in the fields of communication and journalism offering Bachelor M.A 2005 (S.U)
(Hons.) and Master of Arts (M.A.) program in Mass Communication. The 4-
Yr. BS degree courses have been redesigned to provide professional
education with theory- cum- research based approach to every day life- like B.S in Mass Communication: 4-Year (8- Semester) program (147)
situation and meet the needs of the market in professional fields, i.e., Print/
Electronic Media, Journalism, Advertising, Public relations and development Pre-requisite: H.S.C. or equivalent. Pre-Entry Test
support Communication.
First Year
The Department has a well stocked Seminar Library with a fine collection of 1st Semester
3500 latest books and periodicals and also has two well equipped media ENG 300 English (3)
laboratories, comprising sufficient number of Computers, Video Cameras, IS/ ET 302 Islamic Studies/Ethics for non- muslims (2)
Editing Processors, Tape Recorders, Multi Media Projector and Laser CS/ STAT 306 Computer Skills/Statistics (3)
Printer, etc. MC 310 Introduction to Mass Communication (4)
Minor I (3)
The faculty comprises:- Minor II (3)
CHANG RIZWANA, Asstt. Professor & Incharge Chairperson
M.A. Journalism (S.U) 1982, Ph.D (KU) 2008 2nd Semester
ENG 301 English (3)
RASHDI IBADULLAH, Assoc. Professor PS 303 Pakistan Studies (2)
M.A. Journalism (S.U) 1975 COMP/STAT 308 Computer Skills/ Statistics (3)
MAKHIJANI HAR BAKHSH, Asstt. Professor (on study leave) MC 312 History of Mass Media (4)
M.A. Journalism 1982, LL.B. 1985 (S.U) 321 Minor I (3)
331 Minor II (3)
MEMON BASHIR AHMED, Asstt. Professor (on study leave)
M.A. (S.U) 1999
Second Year
QURESHI ZULFIQAR ALI, Asstt. Professor 1st Semester
M.A. 1989 (S.U) ENG 400 English (3)
SIND/URD 402 Sindhi /Urdu(2)
SOOMRO BADARUDDIN, Asstt. Professor GS/GEOG/ General Mathematics/ Geography
M.A. Journalism (S.U) 1984
CIV 406 Culture & Civilization (3)
NIZAMANI MUHAMMAD QASIM, Lecturer MC 410 News Reporting (Theory & Practice) (4)
M.A. 2002 (S.U) Minor-I (3)
Minor-II (3)
MEMON FARHEEN ASHFAQUE, Lecturer
M.A 2005 (S.U)
PAHORE, MUHAMMAD RAMZAN, Lecturer 2nd Semester
M.A Journalism (SALU) 2006 ENG 401 English (3)
SIND/URD 403 Sindhi /Urdu(2)
SHAIKH SHAZIA SHAHAB
M.A 2004 (S.U) RD/ENVI/ 408 Rural Development/ Environmental Sciences/
GSC General Science (3)
SOLANGI, JAN-E- ALAM, Lecturer MC 412 News Writing (Theory & Practice) (4)
M.A 2005 (S.U)
Minor-I (3)
SOOMRO MUHAMMAD SIDDIQUE, Lecturer Minor-II (3)
 MC 520, 568 Mass Media Law & Ethics (3)
Third Year MC 611, 650 Development Communication (4)
1st Semester MC 613, 652 Mass Media Research (3)
ENG 501 Functional English (4) MC 615, 654 Theories of Communication-II (3)
MC 502 Theories of Communication (4) MC 617, 656 Media Economics (4)
MC 503 Rural Journalism (Theory & Practice) (4) MC 619, 658 Contemporary News & Views (3)
MC 504 Mass Media and Society (3) MC 612, 660 Internship in (12):-
Print Journalism or Radio- T.V. Production or
MC 505 Social Psychology (3)
Advertising & Public Relations or Development
Communication
2nd Semester
MC 614, 662 Thesis (3)
MC 551 Newsman’s English (4)
MC 616, 664 Comprehensive Viva Voce (2)
MC 552 Radio Production (Theory & Practice) (4)
MC 553 Contemporary News & Views (4)
MC 554 Research Methodology (3)
MC 555 Mass Media Laws & Ethics (3)

1st Semester
Fourth Year
Department of Political Science
MC 601 Development Communication (4)
MC 602 Online Journalism (Theory & Practice) (4) The Department was established in 1953 at Elsa Kazi Campus, Hyderabad,
MC 603 T.V Production (Theory & Practice) (4) with late Dr. Niaz-ul-Haq as its first Chairman. The departments of
MC 604 Mass Media Research (3) International Relations and Public Administration are its off- shoots, nurtured
MC 605 Advertising (3) by the senior teachers of the Department of Political Science. The alumni of
2nd Semester the Department have acquired high positions in provincial and federal
MC 651 Advanced Reporting (Theory & Practice) (4) services and other fields of life.
MC 652 Mass Media Seminar (4)
MC 653 Documentary & Drama (Theory & Practice) (4) The faculty comprises:-
MC 654 Media Economics (3)
MC 655 Public Relations (3) SHAIKH BASHIR AHMED, Professor& Chairperson
MC 660 Research Project & Viva Voce (3) M.A. 1973 & LL.B. 1975 (S.U)

JALBANI DIN MUHAMMAD, Assoc. Professor

Master of Arts in Mass Communication: Four semester Program (66) M.A. (S.U) Ph.D (KU)

Pre-requisite; Bachelor degree GAHO GHULAM MUSTAFA, Asstt. Professor(on study leave)
. M.A. (S.U)
MC 511, 550 Functional English (3)
MC 513, 552 History of Mass Media (3) MAHESAR GHULAM AKBAR, Asstt. Professor
M.B.A., M.A. (S.U) 2000
MC 515, 554 Social Psychology (3)
MC 517, 556 Radio & T.V. Production (4) MEMON ASLAM PARVEZ, Asstt. Professor
MC 519, 558 Rural Journalism (Practical) (3) M.A. 1981, LL.B.1982 (S.U) Ph.D (KU)
MC 512, 560 Newsman’s English (3)
MEMON KIRAN SAMI, Asstt. Professor (on study leave)
MC 514, 562 Research Methodology (3) M.A. (S.U) 1997
MC 516, 564 Advertising & Public Relations (3)
MC 518, 566 Theories of Communication-I (4) PARDASI YASMEEN YOUSIF, Asstt. Professor (on study leave)
M.A. 1986 & LL.B. 1988 (S.U) COMP/STAT 308 Computer Skills/ Statistics (3)
POL 312 Introduction to Political Science (4)
SAHITO MUNAWAR SULTANA, Asstt. Professor
M.A. 1981 & LL.B. 1988 (S.U) Minor-I (3)
Minor-II (3)
SHAIKH ZAHIDA, Asstt. Professor
M.A. (S.U) 1991 Second Year
1st Semester
ABBASI NASEEM ABBAS, Lecturer ENG 400 English (3)
M.A. (SU) 1997 SIND/URD 402 Sindhi /Urdu(2)
BURFAT ASGHAR RAZA, Lecturer GS/GEOG/ General Mathematics/ Geography
M.A. (S.U) 1989 CIV 406 Civilization (3)
BALOCH WALI MUHAMMAD, Lecturer POL 410 Political Systems (UK,USA) (4)
M.A. (S.U) 2003 Minor-I (3)
Minor-II (3)
JAKHRANI RIAZ AHMED, Lecturer
M.A. (SALU) 2006
2nd Semester
LANJWANI BISHARAT ALI, Lecturer ENG 401 English (3)
M.Sc. (QAU) 2005 SIND/URD 403 Sindhi/Urdu (2)
MAHESAR PERVAIZ ALI, Lecturer RD/GS/ Rural Development/ General Science/
M.A. (SAL) ENVI 408 Environmental Science (3)
POL 412 Political Systems(France, Russia, and EU) (4)
NOORANI IMRAN ALI, Lecturer Minor-I (3)
M.Sc. (QAU) 2005
Minor-II (3)
RAJPAR FEHMIDA, Lecturer Third Year
M.A. (S.U) 1989 1st Semester
POL 501 International Relations: Theory and Practice (4)
SYED MUNAWAR-UL-MUSTAFA, Lecturer
M.A. (SALU) 2007
POL 502 Western Political Thought (4)
POL 504 Constitutional Development in Pakistan (4)
POL 503 Public Administration (3)
BS in Political Science: 4-Yr. (8- Semester) Program (147) POL 505 Muslim Political Thought (3)
Pre-requisite: H.S.C. or equivalent, Pre-entry Test
Course Requirments: 2nd Semester
POL 506 International Relations: Theory and Practice (4)
First Year POL 507 Western Political Thought (4)
1st Semester POL 509 Constitutional Development in Pakistan (4)
ENG 300 English (3) POL 508 Public Administration (3)
IS/ ET 302 Islamic Studies/Ethics For Non- Muslims (2) POL 510 Muslim Political Thought (3)
CS/ STAT 306 Computer Skills/Statistics (3)
POL 310 Introduction to Political Science (4) Fourth Year
Minor- I (3) 1st Semester
Minor-II (3) POL 601 International Law (4)
POL 602 International Politics since 1945 (4)
2nd Semester
POL 603 Western Political Thought (4)
ENG 301 English (3) POL 604 Foreign Policy of Pakistan (3)
PS 303 Pakistan Studies (2) POL 605 A Comparative Local Government (Option-I) (3) OR
 POL 605 B Political systems: (Developing Countries) (3) (Option- POL 607 Political Parties-II
II) POL 608 International Relations since 1945 (Optional-I)
2nd Semester Foreign Policies of Major Power: USA, UK, Russia &
POL 606 International and Regional Organizations (4) China (Optional-II)
POL 607 International Politics since 1945 (4) Civil & Military Bureaucracy in Pakistan (Optional-III)
POL 608 Human Rights (4) Foreign Policies of Pakistan (Optional-IV)
POL 609 Research Methodology (3) POL 619 Research Project & Comprehensive Viva-Voce
POL 610 A Political Geography (Option-I) (3) OR
POL 610 B Political Sociology (Option-II) (3)
POL 611 Research Project & Viva Voce (3) M.Phil. in Political Science: 4- Semester Program (40)
Pre-requisite Master’s degree in the relevant discipline; Pre-Entry Test &
M.A. Political Science: Four semester Program (66) Interview
Pre-requisite; Bachelor degree, preferably with Political Science as one of
the elective subjects; Pre-Entry Test. Coursework requirements are as under:-

A. Courses Requirements: for First and Second Semester. 1st Semester

POL 550 Political Theory (Western)-I PLSC 800 Research Methods in Social Sciences (4)
POL 551 Political Theory (Western)-II PLSC 801 Computer Concepts and Application (4)
POL 552 Principles & Theories of International Relations-I PLSC 802 Comparative Politics (4)
POL 553 Principles & Theories of International Relations-II
POL 554 Public Administration-I PLSC 803 Politics and Administration
POL 555 Public Administration-II 2nd Semester
POL 556 Pakistan Movement-I
POL 557 Pakistan Movement-II PLSC 804 International and Regional Organizations
PLSC 805 Foreign Policies of Pakistan, US, UK, Russia and
B. Elective Requirements: Any TWO of the undermentioned courses to be China (4)
offered one in each semester in M.A. (Prev.) in consultation with the
Chairman. 2nd to 4th Semester
POL 558 Political Theory (Muslim)-I PLSC 895 Research Study on approved topic, Dissertation and
POL 559 Political Theory (Muslim)-II its Defense.
POL 560 Comparative Local Government System-I Department of Psychology
POL 561 Comparative Local Government System-II
POL 562 Political Systems-I Initiated as combined department of Philosophy and Psychology in 1953,
POL 563 Political Systems -II headed by Late Dr. K.A. Hameed with only a skeleton staff, the Department
POL 564 Comparative Study of South East Asian States-I emerged as an independent teaching department in 1958 with Mrs. Dr. Rafia
POL 565 Comparative Study of South East Asian States-II Hassan as its first Chairperson. In 1962, B.A. (Hons.) classes were
C. Courses Requirement for Third and Fourth Semester introduced; award of B.Sc. and M.Sc. degrees commenced in 1969. The
POL 600 Public International Law- I department introduced courses with stress on Cross Cultural Psychology at
POL 601 International and Regional Organizations-II Honours and Postgraduate levels in 1972, as main area of emphasis; cross
cultural comparison of psychological laws and the analysis of social/
POL 602 Political System of South East Asia- I
psychological problems of every day life and work are its main focus. The
POL 603 Political System of South East Asia- II
department has introduced BS 4-year program from 2006 and M.Phil.
POL 604 Pakistan Affairs- I coursework program in 2007. The job opportunities for our graduates are
POL 605 Constitutional Development in Pakistan-II available in Mental Health Clinics, Hospitals, Prisons, National Armed
POL 606 Local Government in Pakistan-I Services and in Educational Institutes, etc.
 CS/STAT/MATHS 308 Computer Skills/ Statistics/
The faculty comprises:- *Mathematics-II (3)
THAHEEM NAGINA PARVEEN, Professor & Chairperson PSY 314 Educational Psychology (3)
M.A. 1987, Ph.D. 1999 (S.U) PSY 315 Laboratory Work (1)
Minor-I (3)
JOKHIO FARHAT, Asstt. Professor Minor-II (3)
M.Sc. (S.U.) 2001

MALIK MUNIZA, Asstt. Professor Second Year

M.Sc. 1993, M.Phil. 2003 (S.U) 1st Semester
MUMTAZ SHAHANA, Asstt. Professor ENG 400 English (3)
M.Sc. 1993, M.Phil. 2005 (S.U) SIND/URD/CIV 402 Sindhi /Urdu/ *Civilization (2)
GS/GEOG/MATH 406 General Mathematics/ Geography
SHAH IRFANA, Asstt. Professor *Mathematics-III (3)
M.A. 1987, Ph.D. 2009 (S.U)
PSY 412 Psychopathology –I (4)
PANHWAR MARVI, Lecturer Minor-I (3)
M.Sc. (S.U) 1998 Minor-II (3)
SHAIKH SHEERAZ ILYAS, Lecturer 2nd Semester
M.Sc. 2000, M.A. 2005 & B.Ed. 2003 (S.U) ENG 401 English (3)
SIND/URD/ENVI 403 Sindhi/Urdu/*Environmental Studies (2)
SIDDIQUI FOZIA, Lecturer
M.Sc. (S.U) 2000 RD/GS/ENVI/MATH 408 Rural Development/ General Science/
Environmental Science/ *Mathematics-IV
SOOMRO LUBNA AHMED, Lecturer
M.A.(S.U) 2006
(3)
BS Psychology: 4- Yr. (8- Semester) program (147) PSY 416 Psychopathology –II (4)
Minor-I (3)
Pre-requisite: H.S.C. Arts/Humanities/Social Sciences with Psychology as Minor-II (3)
one of the elective subjects OR H.S.C. with Pre-Medical/ Pre-Engineerg. or *Only for students having Pre-Medical & Pre-Engineering background
General Science Group. Pre-Entry Test

First Year Third Year

1st Semester
1st Semester
PSY 504 Psychological Testing & Measurement –I (4)
ENG 300 English (3)
PSY 506 Historical & Contemporary Psychology (4)
IS/ ET/PS 302 Islamic Studies/Ethics For Non-
PSY 508 Personality Theories –I (4)
Muslims/ *Pakistan Studies (2)
PSY 510 Industrial Psychology (3)
CS/ STAT/MATH 306 Computer Skills/Statistics/ *Mathematics-I
PSY 512 Statistics In Psychology (3)
(3)
PSY 310 Basic Concepts in Psychology (3)
2nd Semester
PSY 311 Laboratory Work (1)
PSY 514 Psychological Testing & Measurement –II (4)
Minor-I (3)
PSY 516 Developmental Psychology (4)
Minor-II (3)
PSY 518 Personality Theories –II (4)
PSY 520 Social Psychology (3)
2nd Semester
PSY 522 Organizational Behaviour (3)
ENG 301 English (3)
IS/ ET/PS 303 *Islamic Studies/Ethics For Non-
Muslims/ *Pakistan Studies (2) Fourth Year
1st Semester
 PSY 600 Research Methods (4) PSY 608 Family and Child Development
PSY 602 Clinical Psychology (4) PSY 609 Practicum/ Report
PSY 604 Criminal Psychology (4) PSY 620 Child Rearing and Socialization
PSY 606 Applied Social Psychology (3) PSY 621 Practicum/ Report OR
PSY 608 Diagnosis & Assessment (3) PSY 623 Monograph

2nd Semester Clinical Psychology

PSY 612 Physiological Psychology (4) PSY 610 Clinical Psychology
PSY 614 Cross Cultural Psychology (4) PSY 612 Diagnosis and Assessment
PSY 616 Psychotherapy (4) PSY 624 Psychotherapy
PSY 618 Psychopharmacology (3) PSY 626 Psychopharmacology
PSY 620 Internship Report (3)
PSY 623 Comprehensive Viva-Voce (3) Criminal Psychology
PSY 614 Criminal Psychology
M.A./ M.Sc. Psychology: Four semester Program (66) PSY 615 Practicum / Report
Pre-requisite:- B.Sc. Home Economics/ B.A. / B.Sc. (Pass) with preferably PSY 628 Psychopathology and Crime
Psychology as an elective subject, with at least 45% marks; M.B.B.S. PSY 629 Practicum / Report OR
degree, Pre- Entry Test. PSY 631 Monograph

A. Core courses Requirements: Industrial and Organizatinal Psychology

PSY 502 Psychological Testing and Measurement – I PSY 616 Industrial and Organizational Psychology
PSY 504 Basic Process in Psychology PSY 617 Practicum / Report
PSY 506 Historical and Contemporary Psychology PSY 632 Organization and Management
PSY 508 Personality Theories – I PSY 633 Practicum / Report OR
PSY 510 Psychopathology – I PSY 635 Monograph
PSY 511 Laboratory Work (Statistics)
PSY 514 Personality Theories – II Gender Issues In Psychology
PSY 516 Developmental Psychology PSY 618 Introduction to Psychology of women
PSY 518 Psychological Testing and Measurement – II PSY 619 Practicum / Report
PSY 520 Social Psychology PSY 636 Psychological study of Women Issues
PSY 522 Psychopathology – II PSY 637 Practicum / Report OR
PSY 523 Laboratory Work (Practical) PSY 639 Monograph
PSY 600 Research Methods
PSY 602 Applied Social Psychology
PSY 604 Physiological Psychology
PSY 606 Cross-cultural Psychology
PSY 641 Comprehensive Viva-Voce

B. Elective courses requirements: Two courses to be offered from the

following in final semester, in consultation with the Chairperson. OR
students may offer to write monograph based on field/ lab. work in lieu
of elective courses.
Child Psychology
Department of Public Administration
Founded in 1985, the Department of Public Administration is a research and
academic unit in the Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Sindh. The
main objectives of opening this department were to train and equip students
in the area of administrative sciences enabling them to contribute
productively towards development efforts in Pakistan, to prepare students for M.P.A. 1994, M.Phil. (SU)
managerial career in public and private organizations and for research and
teaching of public administration and to equip them with analytical ability to ZAIDI, ZULFIQAR HYDER, Lecturer
M.P.A. (SU) 2001
understand the current administrative issues in Pakistan.
One Reasearch Associate
.The Department also offers Evening program both for BS 4-yr. and MPA./
Postgraduate Diploma in Public Administration. It has recently revised and
BS Public Administration (Morning & Evening): 4-Year (8- Semester)
updated its curricula .
Program (147)
The 4-semester MS/ M.Phil. program is also being offered; the department Pre-requisite:H.S.C. with at least 45% marks. H.S.C. Arts candidates must
also plans to introduced new postgraduation degree of Master of Public have offered one of the Social Science subjects as elective. Pre-Entry Test
Policy (=MS/ M.Phil) mainly by coursework, from next session as an evening Admission on district U/R quota basis, 61 seats available in the
program. Morning session as per details on page # 25.

The faculty comprises:- The program was introduced in 1995 and in 2006 the same program has
been redesigned as 4-yr. BS in Public Administration program. offering
ABBASI, ZAREEN, Asso. Professor & Chairperson professional education and to provide students with an understanding of
M.P.A. (QAU) 1993, Ph.D. (K.U) 2006 organisations, their structure and functioning in public sector and the career
opportunities.
BURDEY, MUHAMMAD BUX, Asstt. Professor,
M.P.A. (S.U) 1987, M.Phil (Norway) 2000, Ph.D. (KU) 2004
First Year
LALANI, FARAH, Asstt. Professor 1st Semester
M.P.A. (S.U) 1986, Ph.D. (KU) 2008
ENG 300 Remedial English-I (3)
KANDHRO, SIRAJUL HAQ, Asstt. Professor (on study leave) IS/ETH 302 Islamic Studies/ Ethics (for non muslim students) (2)
M.P.A. (S.U) 1989, M.Sc. (KIT) 2004 PA 306 Computer Fundamentals (3)
PA 311 Introduction to Public Administration (4)
MANGI, AFTAB AHMED, Asstt. Professor PA 312 Introduction to Behavioral Sciences (3)
M.P.A. (S.U) 1988
PA 313 Principles of Management (3)
PANHWAR, KHALID NOOR, Asstt. Professor
M.P.A. (S.U) 1987 2nd Semester
SHAIKH, GHULAM SHABIR, Asstt Professor ENG 301 English-I (Functional) (3)
M.P.A. (Q.A.U) 1985 PS 303 Pakistan Studies (2)
ABBASI, MUHAMMAD SHARIF, Lecturer STAT 308 Statistics for Managers (3)
M.Sc. Computer Sc. (SU) 2003 PA 314 Introduction to Economics (Micro & Macro) (3)
PA 315 Constitutional and Administrative Law (3)
CHACHAR, AYAZ AHMED, Lecturer
M.P.A. (S.U) 2001
PA 316 Fundamentals of Accounting & Auditing (4)

CHANNAR, SAJJAD HYDER, Lecturer Second Year

B.E. (Computer Sc.) (MUET) 1995, M.P.A. (S.U) 1998 1st Semester
KEERIO, ABDUL JABBAR, Lecturer ENG 400 English-II (Functional) (3)
M.P.A. (S.U) 2002
MATH 402 Basic Mathematics for Managers (3)
SHAH, FARWA, Lecturer CIV 406 Management: Culture and Civilization (3)
M.P.A. (S.U) 2001 PA 410 Effective Communication Skills for Management (3)
PA 411 Basic Elements of Marketing Management (3)
SYED, NAIMATULLAH SHAH, Lecturer PA 412 Computer Applications to Management (3)
 PA 605 (D) Data Base Management (3)
2nd Semester PA 606 (D) Telecommunication & Networking (3)
PA 413 Human Resources Management (3)
2nd Semester
PA 414 Industrial Relations and Labour Laws in Pakistan (3)
core courses
PA 415 Organization change and Development (3)
PA 416 Public Administration in Pakistan (3) PA 607 Office Management and Communication (3)
PA 417 Cost Accounting (3) PA 608 Administration of Islamic Economic System (3)
PA 418 Office Automation (3) PA 609 Project Management (3)
Specialization courses (only one group is to be offered).
Third Year Group-”A” Financial Management
1st Semester PA 610 ( A) Analysis of Financial Statement (3)
PA 511 Research Methods & Report Writing (3) PA 611 (A) International Financial Management (3)
PA 512 Total Quality Management (3) Group-”B” Human Resources Management
PA 513 Financial Accounting (3) PA 610 (B) Human Resouce Information System(3)
PA 514 Managerial Economics (3) PA 611 (B) Training for Multicultural Managers (3)
PA 515 Marketing Management to Public & Private
Enterprises (3) Group-”C” Marketing Managment
2nd Semester PA 610 (C) International Marketing (3)
PA 516 Strategic Management (3) PA 611 (C) Sales Promotion and Advertising (3)
PA 517 Financial Management (3)
PA 518 The Study of Public Policy (3) Group-”D” Management Information
PA 519 Development of Human Capital and Innovation (3) PA 610 (D) Computer Programming C ++OPP (3)
PA 520 E- Commerce Management (3) PA 611 (D) System Analysis and Design (3)
Fourth Year
1st Semester Compulsory requirement
core courses PA 612 Internship (6-8weeks) + Report on Host Organization (3)
PA 601 Organization Design and Behaviour (3) PA 613 Master Thesis (in the area of specialization) (6)
PA 602 Local Government and Rural Administration (3) PA 614 Comprehensive Viva-Voce (3)
PA 603 Comparative Public Administration (3)
PA 604 Operation Research and Management (3) Master of Public Administration (Pass) Morning & Evening 4-Semester
Program (78)
Specialization courses (any one group is to be offered).
Group-”A” Financial Management Pre- requisite:- B.Com./ B.A. (Pass) with one Social Science subject as
Elelctive/ B.Sc. (Pass) with Physics/ Mathematics/ Statistics/ Chemistry as
PA 605 ( A) Credit Managment (3) one of the Elective subjects, with at least 45% marks. Candidates who have
PA 606 (A) Management of Investment Finance (3) cleared Part-I and Part-II of B.Com. (Hons.), B.B.A. (Hons.), B.A./ B.Sc.
(Hons.) with major in Political Science /Economics/International Relations/
Group-”B” Human Resources Management Sociology/ Social Work/ Psychology/ Mass Communication/ Library and
PA 605 (B) Human Resouce; Communication & Development (3) Information Science/Physics/Mathematics/ Statistics/ Computer Science/
PA 606 (B) Industrial Relation and Labour Laws (3) Electronics/ Computer & Information Technology/ Telecommunication, so as
Group-”C” Marketing Managment to be eligible for a Bachelor Pass degree from the University of Sindh, with
PA 605 (C) Advanced Marketing Managment (3) at least 50% marks, are also eligible to compete.
PA 606 (C) Consumer Behaviour & Marketing Managment (3) Courses requirement:

Group-”D” Management Information System First Year

1st Semester Pre-requisite: Bachelor degree Science/ Social Science; Pre-Entry Test
ENG 501 English-I (Remedial) (NC) 1st Semester
PA 502 Public Administration: Concepts & Theories (3) PA 501 English-I (Remedial) (Non credit)
PA 503 Research Methods & Report Writing (3) PA 502 Public Administration: Concepts & Theories (3)
PA 504 Financial Accounting (3) PA 503 Research Methods & Report Writing (3)
PA 505 Human Resources Management & Innovation (3) PA 504 Financial Accounting (3)
PA 506 Computer Applications to Management (3) PA 505 Managerial Economics (3)
PA 506 Computer Applications To Management (3)
2nd Semester 2nd Semester
PA 507 English-II (Functional) (3) PA 507 Functional English-II (3)
PA 508 Managerial Economics (3) PA 508 Managerial Economics (3)
PA 509 Financial Management (3) PA 509 Financial Management (3)
PA 510 Principal of Marketing (3) PA 510 Principles of Marketing (3)
PA 511 Mathematics & Statistics for Management (3) PA 511 Mathematics & Statistics for Management (3)
PA 512 Management Information System Th. & Prac. (3) PA 512 Management Information System: Theory &
Practice (3)
Second Year
PA 513 Research Project/ Report (3)
1st Semester
PA 514 Comprehensive Viva-Voce (3)
PA 601 Organizational Design and Behaviour (3)
PA 602 Local Government and Rural Development Administration
(3) M.Phil in Public Administration: 2-yr, 4-Semester Program (40)
PA 603 Comparative Public Administration (3)
PA 604 Operational Research/ Management (3) Pre-requisite: BS/MPA degree or equivalent qualification and Pre-Entry Test.
The curricula and course outlines are as under:-
Specilization Courses (any one group is to be offered)
1st Semester
Same as for Final year of BSPA.
PA 800 Research Methods in the Social Sciences (4)
2nd Semester PA 801 Information Technology in Business Management (4)
PA 802 Issues and Practices in Behavioural Sciences (4)
Core Courses Requirements PA 803 Strategetic Human Resource Management (4)
PA 607 Office Management and Communication (3) 2nd Semester
PA 608 Administration of Islamic Economic Systems (3) PA 850 Managing Change and Innovation (4)
PA 609 Project Management (3) PA 851 Advanced Marketing Research (4)
2nd to 4th Semester
Specialization courses (any one Group is to be offered) PA 895 Research on approved topic, Thesis/ Dessertation and
Same as for 2nd semester of Final year BSPA its Defense
Compulsory requirement Department of Sociology
PA 612 Internship (6- 8 weeks) + Report on host
Organization (3) The Department of Sociology was established at Hyderabad Campus in
1964 with Prof. Shafi Mohammad Memon as its first chairman. The
PA 613 Master Thesis (in the area of Specialization) (6)
department was shifted to Allama I.I Kazi campus Jamshoro in 1970. credit.
PA 614 Comprehensive Viva-Voce (3)
Postgraduate Diplima in Public Administration: 2-Semester (1-year) This department has been imparting quality education. Courses have been
program (36) designed to equip students with professional skills and knowledge relevant
Leading to M.P.A. to the changing needs of society and many of the graduates of this
department are currently holding executive positions in private as well as in Pre-requisite: H.S.C. or equivalent. Pre-Entry Test
government sector. The seminar library is equipped with 2000 books and First Year
provides access to latest publications and journals on various topics of 1st Semester
Sociology ENG 300 English (3)
Faculty members are actively engaged in research and also provide IS/ ET 302 Islamic Studies/Ethics For Non- Muslims (2)
research guidance to candidates enrolled for of M. Phil and Ph. D program. CS/ STAT 306 Computer Skills/Statistics (3)
Eight M. Phil scholars after having successfully completed their coursework SOC 310 Introduction to Sociology (4)
in 2009 are registered to complete their thesis work on different topics under Minor-I (3)
the guidance of Prof. Dr. Tanvir Junejo, Prof. Khalida Shaikh, Dr. Minor-II (3)
Hamadullah Kakepoto, Dr. Aijaz Ali Wassan and Dr Saima Shaikh. 2nd Semester
ENG 301 English (3)
The faculty comprises:- PS 303 Pakistan Studies (2)
COMP/STAT 308 Computer Skills/ Statistics (3)
JUNEJO TANVIR SULTANA, Professor & Chairperson
M.A. 1974, Ph.D. 2004 (S.U) SOC 314 Human Rights (4)
Minor-I (3)
JAKHRANI GHULAM MUHAMMAD, Assoc. Professor (on deputation) Minor-II (3)
M.A. Pol.Sc. 1980, M.A. Sociology 1982, Ph.D. 1997 (S.U)
Second Year
KAKEPOTO HAMADULLAH, Assoc. Professor 1st Semester
M.A., 1996 (SAL), Ph.D. (KU) 2005
ENG 400 English (3)
BROHI AHMED ALI, Asstt. Professor SIND/URD 402 Sindhi /Urdu(2)
M.A. 1998, M.Phil. 2006 (S.U) GS/GEOG/ General Mathematics/ Geography
SHAIKH SAIMA, Asstt. Professor CIV 406 Civilization (3)
M.A. (S.U) 1997, Ph.D. (S.U) 2005
SOC 410 Cultural Anthropology (4)
WASSAN AIJAZ HUSSAIN, Asstt. Professor Minor-I (3)
M.A. 1998; Ph.D. 2008 (S.U)
JUNEJO MUNEERA, Lecturer Minor-II (3)
M.A. 1997 (S.U)

KHOSO PASAN ALI, Lecturer 2nd Semester

M. A . (SU) 2005
ENG 401 English (3)
NAIMA TABASSUM, Lecturer (on study leave)
M.A. (S.U) SIND/URD 403 Sindhi/Urdu (2)
RD/GS/ Rural Development/ General Science/
PANHWAR GHAZALA, Lecturer (on study leave)
M. A . (SU) ENVI 408 Environmental Science (3)
TUNIO SHABANA, Lecturer SOC 412 Cultural Anthropology (4)
M. A . (SU) 2005
Minor-I (3)
SHEIKH KHALIDA, Professor (on contract) Minor-II (3)
M.A. (S.U) 1969

Three Research Associates

Third Year
BS in Sociology: 4- Yr. (8- Semester) Program (147) 1st Semester
 SOC 501 A History of Sociological Thought (3) SOC 503- A, B Sociology of Population
SOC 502 Sociology of Population (4) SOC 504- A, B Social Psychology
SOC 503 Social Psychology (4) SOC 505- A, B Methods of Social Research
SOC 504 A Methods of Social Research (3) SOC 601- A, B Social Statistics
SOC 505 Community Development (4) SOC 602- A, B Rural Sociology or Community Development or Social
Change & Development or Sociology of Religion or
2nd Semester Sociology of Education or Urban Sociology & Human
Ecology
SOC 501 B History of Sociological Thought (3)
SOC 603- A, B Criminology or Sociology of Human Rights
SOC 504 B Methods of Social Research (3)
SOC 604 -A, B Social Problems of Pakistan
SOC 507 Sociology of Women (4)
SOC 610 Dissertation & Comprehensive Viva-Voce
SOC 508 Medical Sociology (4)
SOC 510 Sociology of Aging (4)
B. Specialization Requirements:
Fourth Year
Any one of the under mentioned courses is to be offered:
1st Semester
SOC 605- A,B Sociology of Development
SOC 601 A Social Statistics (3)
SOC 605- A,B Industrial Sociology
SOC 602 Rural Sociology (4) SOC 605- A,B Medical Sociology
SOC 603 Criminology (4)
SOC 604 A Social Problems of Pakistan (3) MS/M.Phil in Sociology: 4- Semester Program (40)
SOC 605 Sociology of Religion (4) Pre-requisite: BS/ M.Sc. in Sociology, Pre- Entry Test
2nd Semester
1st Semester
SOC 601 B Social Statistics (3)
SOC 800 Advanced concepts in Sociology (4)
SOC 604 B Social Problems of Pakistan (3)
SOC 801 Research Methodology (4)
SOC 607 Social Change and Development (4)
SOC 802 Human Rights (4)
SOC 608 Sociology of Environment (4)
SOC 803 Social Problems (4)
SOC 609 Human Resource and Development (4)
2nd Semester
SOC 610 Research Project & Viva- voce (3)
SOC 804 Gender Sociology (4)
SOC 805 Social Statistics (4)
Master of Arts in Sociology: 4- semester Program (66) 2nd
to 4 Semester
th

Pre-requisite; Bachelor (Pass) degree, preferably with Sociology as one of SOC 895 Research on approved topic, Thesis and its Defense
the elective subjects. Pre-Entry Test.

SOC 501- A, B History of Sociological Thought

SOC 502- A, B Principles of Sociology
Department of Social Work IS/ ET
CS/ STAT
302
306
Islamic Studies/Ethics For Non- Muslims (2)
Computer Skills/Statistics (3)
The Department of Social Work was established in 1966 to conduct M.A. SW 310 Social Needs & Problems of Pakistan-I (3)
Classes. In the initial stage of its establishment part-time faculty from related SW 311 Practical Field Work (1)
disciplines and Directorates of Social Welfare and Health Services were Minor-I (3)
engaged. In 1970, one year diploma course in Social Welfare was Minor-II (3)
introduced; in 1974, B.A. (Hons.) Social Work program was introduced with 2nd Semester
induction of regular faculty. Presently 4-yr BS and Master in Social Work ENG 301 English (3)
programs are being offered. PS 303 Pakistan Studies (2)
COMP/STAT 308 Computer Skills/ Statistics (3)
The students are imparted theoretical knowledge as well as practical SW 312 Pakistani Society (3)
training. The Department prepares students for careers in Social Welfare SW 313 Practical Field Work (1)
Education and NGOs. The students of Social Work are eligible to apply for SW Minor-I (3)
the post of Case worker, Community Development Officers, Special and SW Minor-II (3)
Labour Welfare Officers.
Second Year
The faculty comprises: 1st Semester
ENG 400 English (3)
DAHRI GHULAM RASOOL, Asstt. Professor & Chairman SIND/URD 402 Sindhi /Urdu(2)
M.A. (S.U) 1973, Ph.D. (KU) 2008
GS/GEOG/ General Mathematics/ Geography
CIV 406 Civilization (3)
BHANBHAN SHAMIM AKHTAR, Asstt. Professor (on study leave) SW 410 Introduction to Social Work (3)
M.A. (S.U) 1985
SW 411 Pracical Field Work (1)
SW Minor-I (3)
SHAH ABBAS ALI, Asstt. Prof.
M.A. 1973, LL.B. 1976 (S.U)
SW Minor-II (3)

2nd Semester
SYED LUTUFUL HASNAEN, Asstt. Prof.
M.A. (S.U) 1998 ENG 400 English (3)
SIND/URD 403 Sindhi/Urdu (2)
BALOCH JAMSHEDI, Lecturer RD/GS/ Rural Development/ General Science/
M.A. (S.U) 1993 ENVI 408 Environmental Science (3)
SW 412 Family and Child Welfare (3)
MEMON ZAREEN ATTA, Lecturer SW 413 Pracical Field Work (1)
M.A. (S.U) 2003 SW Minor-I (3)
SW Minor-II (3)
SYED FAISAL HYDER SHAH, Lecturer
M.A. 2002, LL.B. 2006 (S.U)
Third Year
2 Research Associates 1st Semester
BS Social Work: 4-Yr (8-Semester) program (147)
Pre-requisite: H.S.C. or equivalent. Pre-Entry Test SW 500 Social Case Work (3)
SW 501 Social Group Work (3)
First Year SW 502 Sociology of Society and Social Institutions (3)
1st Semester SW 503 Social Services for Special Groups (3)
ENG 300 English (3) SW 504 Practical Field Work placement (6)
 3rd Semester
2nd Semester SW 600 Social Administration & Supervision (3)
SW 550 Community Organization & Development (3) SW 601 Statistics (3)
SW 551 Social Research (3) SW 602 Labour Welfare & Industrial Relations (3)
SW 603 Social Policy & Welfare Planning (3)
SW 552 Social Problems of Pakistan (3)
SW 604 Field Project (6)
SW 553 Child Rights and Welfare (3)
SW 554 Practical Field Work placement (6) 4th Semester
SW 605 Concept of Social Welfare in Islam & Contemporary Social
Fourth Year Work (3)
1st Semester SW 606 Human Growth & Personality Development (3)
SW 600 Social Administration (3) SW 607 Labour Welfare & Social Legislation (3)
SW 601 Statistics (3) SW 608 Community Development Project (6)
SW 609 Research Project (4)
SW 602 Labour Welfare Services (3)
SW 610 Comprehensive Viva-Voce (1)
SW 603 Rural Government and Local Government (3)
SW 604 Practical Community Development (6)

2nd Semester
SW 650 Contemporary Social Work (4) DEPARTMENT OF CRIMINOLOGY
SW 651 Human Growth and Personality Development (4)
SW 652 Social Legislation (4) Criminology is the scientific study of crimes, criminals, criminal behavior and
SW 653 Practical Community Development Project (6) corrections. Criminology also studies societies’ response to crime and to
SW 654 Research Project (3) prevention. This includes examination of evidence, hereditary and
SW 655 Comprehensive Viva-Voce (1) psychological causes of crime, different modes of investigation and
M.A. Social Work: 4- semester Program (66) conviction and efficiency of punishment and corrections.

Pre-requisite; Bachelor (Pass) degree preferably with Social Work as one of Recently Terrorism (a manifestation of crime) has emerged a global menace
the elective subjects. Pre-Entry Test. posing continuous threat affecting societies at large. Criminology is an
approach to counter such challenges arising in global settings.
1st Semester
SW 500 Social Case Work (3) A criminologist studies crimes by analyzing patterns of criminal behavior and
SW 501 Social Group Work (3) types of criminals. Criminologists working with and for law enforcement
SW 502 Sociology of Society and Social Institutions (3) agencies develop profiles of particular types of crimes as well as gather
SW 503 Social Services for Special Group (3) statistics on crime rates, and analyze them and propose measures to
SW 504 Practical Field Work placement (6) counter the same in any given society, and suggest the changes, if need be,
in the criminal justice system and its processes.
2nd Semester
SW 505 Community Organization & Development (3) Criminologists are found in many different settings There are opportunities
SW 506 Social Research (3) for them in: corrections systems, airport security, probation or parole
SW 507 Social Problems of Pakistan (3) authority, drug enforcement agencies, and other law enforcement agencies.
SW 508 Child Rights & Welfare (3) Corporations or financial institutions, major department stores and law firms
SW 509 Field Project employ security officers, private investigators or social workers. Some work
as consultants in the role of private investigators or security.
 CRM 603 Criminal Investigation Methods (3)
Teaching and research are also the vast fields open for the criminologists. CRM 604 Comprehensive Viva-Voce (3)
Masters in Science (M. Sc) in Criminology would enlighten you with skills, CRM 605 Dissertation/ Research Project (12)
like objective criticism, scientific analysis and research orientation towards (Curricula under revision)
hot issues in society, and strengthens the vision to see the criminological
issues/events in other perspective and their impact on society.

The M.Sc. program comprises of eleven core courses, a Thesis/Dissertation,

and comprehensive Viva Voce. The overall objective of this Department is to
provide students with the concepts, theories and methods necessary for a
better understanding of the realities of crime and control and to, hopefully,
make a positive difference in their society.
The Department of Criminology is proud to have well- qualified and dedicate
faculty regular as well as visiting faculty, to teach core courses in the
Master’s program. Civilians and Law Enforcement Officials are availing from
the academic inputs of the program.
The Seminar Library is enriched with variety of books dealing with
criminological issues Law, Research Journals, Periodicals; and Research
Reports.
The faculty comprises:-
NAREJO NABI BAKHSH, Asstt. Professor & Incharge
M.A. Criminology (Kar.U), MA Eco. (SALU)

ABBASI WAHEED AHMED, Lecturer

M.A. Criminology, M.A. Eco. (SU) & B.Ed. (AIOU)

MEMON HYDER ALI, Lecturer

M.Sc. (SU)

TALPUR FAKHRUNNISA, Assoc. Professor (on contract)

M.A. 1974, LL.B. 1974 (S.U)

M.Sc. Criminology: 4-Semester Evening program (48)

Pre requisite: Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline from any recognized
University in Pakistan with a good second division score.
CRM 501 Fundamentals of Criminology (3)
CRM 502 Criminal Justice System (3)
CRM 503 Research Methods (3)
CRM 504 Islamic Perspectives of Crimes (3)
CRM 505 Juvenile Delinquency and Female Criminality (3)
CRM 506 Terrorism and Violence (3)
CRM 507 Penology (3)
CRM 508 Criminal Psychology (3)
CRM 601 Policing (3)
CRM 602 Constitution Rights & Civil Liberties (3)
 SINDH UNIVERSITY
S# District Rural Urban Total
1 Mirpurkhas 09 06 15
2 Sanghar 03 03 06
MIRPURKHAS CAMPUS 3
4
Umerkot 03
Tharparkar
03
06
06
03 09
36
Introduction:
The University of Sindh in its endeavour to fulfill its charter obligation to
disseminate knowledge and to ensure access to Higher Education to all
university- potential higher secondary school leavers, has decided to
establish its sub- campus at Mirpurkhas, Sindh.
The establishment of the Mirpurkhas campus has become essential on the
face of ever- increasing numbers of school leavers of institutions in
Mirpurkhas and its hinterland districts of Sanghar, Thar & Umerkot, who
inspite of their keen interest, cannot pursue higher studies in Jamshoro/
Hyderabad/ Karachi due to socio-economic constraints; out of an estimated
6000 potential leavers barely 1000 trickle down to these big centres.
Therefore, the Univesity in its efforts to out-reach these aspirents and to
fulfill its mission has established this campus to provide facilities at their
door-steps.
The Campus offer 4-yr. BS degree program in five disciplines as under, with
admission on rural/urban distirct-wise quota basis as at the Main Campus.
 
 
Allocation of Seats Dscipline-wise
S# Discipline Number of Seats
Merit Female Commerce Total
Quota Quota
1 B.B.A. (Hons) 36 08 4 48
2 BS(CS) 36 08 — 44
3 BS (IT) 36 08 — 44
4 BS Geology 36 08 — 44
5 BS Commerce 36 08 — 44

Seats under Commerce Quota above, be divided as under:-

B.B.A. (Hons) Male Female Urban Rural
2 2 1 1
District-wise allocation of seats on the basis of urban/rural-wise will be as
under (subject to confirmation of U/R status by the Secretary Local
Government Sindh):-
SINDH UNIVERSITY LAAR COLLEGE AT
BADIN
The University of Sindh, the second oldest university of the country was
established at Karachi under Sindh University Act 1947, published in the
Sindh Government gazette in April 1947. Realizing the dire need to provide
access to higher education to people living in far flung areas with mediocre
infrastructural facilities, such as in Laar region, the University established
Laar College at Badin (S.U.L.C) as a constituent college of the University in
2007. The rationale behind this establishment is to provide the inhabitants
particularly girls of Laar region with the higher education at doorstep,
consistent with the education benchmarks prevailing in the competitive
higher education industry in the global arena.

Facilities

The University has provided all necessary State - of - Art facilities to cater to
the needs of the students such as library and computer laboratory with the
internet facility; well qualified faculty has been apointed

Degree programs offered

The College offers 4- year (8- Semester) Bachelor degree programs in

Business Administration, Commerce and Computer Science.

The details of the scheme of studies of each degree program, are given
under the relevant disciplines of the main campus.

Program offered Seats Available

Merit Femal Emloyees Self Finance

Morning MBA Evening
Business Administration 40 + 50 10 2 25%
Commerce 40 -- 10 2 25%
Computer Science 40 -- 10 2 25%
PGD. Computer Science
B.Ed., M.Ed. & M.A. (Education)

Note: Preference will be given to candidates having domicile of Badin

and Thatta District Students of these districts admitted @ Sindh University
Main Campus, can be transferred to Laar College in the relevant discipline
during the 1st Semester. No transfer request will be entertained thereafter.
The faculty, highly qualfied and well versed with state of the art resources, Admission Requirements
comprises:
Eligibility
KEERIO MUHAMMAD HAYAT, Asstt. Professor & Principal
Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline with minimum 45% marks from a HEC
ABBASI KHALID HUSSAIN, Lecturer recognized university. Pre-admission Test.
M.Com (SU)

ABRO ALTAF HUSSAIN , Lecturer Testimonials/Documents to be attached

BS (SU)
Pass and Marks Certificate of SSC, HSC, Bachelor’s Degree and Three
MOHAMMAD NAWAZ , Lecturer passport size photographs duly attested.
M. Com (SU)

BHATTI KHALIL-U-REHMAN , Lecturer Application forms are obtainable on payment of Rs.300/- through Bank
MBA (SU) challan from HBL, Badin.
BHUTTO SAIMA TABASSUM, Lecturer Pre -Admission Test fee Rs.700/- to be deposited through Bank challan in
MBA (SU) AC. No. 1261/- 7100 123-03 at Habib Bank Limited, Badin.
DERO SUMERA, Lecturer
M.Sc. (Mathematics) (SU) Pre Admission Test
KALOI ABDUL REHMAN, Lecturer The aspirant candidates will have to undergo a merit screening written test
M.Sc consisting of MCQ’s form such subjects as General knowledge, Pakistan
LUHANA KRISHAN KUMAR, Lecturer and Islamic Studies General Science, Economics, Commerce, Mathematics
BS (SU) and Current Affairs.
LUND LIAQUAT ALI, Lecturer Qualified candidates will have to appear in a followup interview for the final
M.Sc.
selection.
MAKHDOOM TAYYABA, Lecturer
MBA (SU) Academic Score System
MEMON ATIA BANO, Lecturer Same as for the students at the Main Campus, Jamshoro, for the
BS (Comp. Sc.) (SU)
corresponding disciplines.
MUHAMMAD IRFAN, Lecturer
BS (SU) In case of BBA (Evening) it will be as under:-
SHAIKH SANA GUL, Lecturer Grade Marks GP
M.Com (SU)
A 87-100 4
SOLANGI NADEEM AHMED, Lecturer B 72-86 3
M.A. (English) (SU) C 60-71 2
PATOLI ABDUL QADIR, Lecturer F Below 60 Fail
M. Com (SU)
Curricula of the programs offered same as for these programs @ the
PIRZADA AZHAR ALI, Lecturer
BS (Electronics) (SU) main campus.
RAJPUT ZEESHAN ALI, Lecturer
MBA (SU)

TALPUR FOZIA, Lecturer

BS (Electronics) (SU)
05 Research Associates
 SEMESTER REGULATIONS Graduates with 4- year Bachelor degree in any discipline under
Natural or Social Sciences and Commerce & Business
Duration of Semester Administration may directly join the MS (= M.Phil) programs.
The academic session is divided into two semesters. Following the
changne in academic session from August- May to January- Course Weightage-Credit Hour
Decemeber, the first semester now commences from January with the Each course carries certain credit hours assigned to it. One credit hour
exams in May and the second semester is observed from August- (C.H.) for a particular course is generally to be considered as fifty
December. The duration of each semester shall be 18 weeks; out of minutes (one period) of teaching per week. The number of credit hours
this period sixteen weeks shall be the actual teaching time. indicates weightage of the course compared to other courses and also
The session for 2-semester B.Ed./ M.Ed., B.H.P.Ed & M.H.P.Ed. reflects number of hours of teaching of that course per week. Thus a
programs is observed from August to June. course of 3 credit hours would mean a total of 3x16= 48 (credit hours
assigned to the course multiplied by the number of weeks of semester)
Duration of Bachelor (Undergraduate) Programs
hours of actual teaching of that course in a semester. Laboratory course
The undergraduate (Bachelor) programs, i.e., B.A. (Hons.),, under the
(Practical) upto 6 hours duration conducted once a week is assigned 1
Faculties of Arts (except Art & Design, English and Sindhi) & Education,
C.H.
Islamic Studies are normally of three years duration. All Bachelor The credit hours are generally assigned as shown hereunder:-
degree programs under the Faculty of Natural Sciences, Social Sciences
as well as Commerce & Business Administration are of four years (8- English and other ‘Genenral Requirements’ courses
2-3 C.H. each
semeser) duration after successful completion of Higher Secondary course per semester
Certificate or equivalent examination, effective from 2003, 2006 and All supporting Minor courses in Arts 3 C.H. each
2007 sessions respectively. TheArt & Design, English and Sindhi course per semester
All supporting Minor courses in Science Theory 2 C.H. each
also offer 4-yr. degree effective 2007/2009 session. Pharm-D (Doctor
course per semester
of Pharmacy) and Bachelor of Law programs are of 5-yr. (10- Lab. (Practical) 1
semester) duration. C.H. each course per semester
All courses of discipline in which Majoring
Duration of Masters (Graduate) Programs For Arts/ Commerce & Business Admn/ Islamic St. 3
or 4 C.H. each course per semester
The Graduate programs offered and listed on Page-7 & 8 include all For Natural Science Theory
programs where minimum pre-requisite is Bachelor Pass as well as 3/ 4
Honours degree. C.H. each course
per semester
Lab. (Practical)
The Graduate (Master’s) program is generally of one year (two 1 C.H. each course per semester
semester) duration after successful completion of the 3-yr. Honours Master’s level or graduate theory courses are generally assigned 3/4 C.H
Program. With the Bachelor (Pass) degree background the program is weightage and laboratory (Practical) are assigned 1 C.H. or 2 C.H
however, of 2 years (Four Semester) duration. conducted up to 3 hour/ 6 hour duration per week respectively
 310-319 Major discipline courses to be offered during first & second
Credit hour requirements for various Degree programs semester.
a) (i) Bachelor (Honours) degree in (a) Arts (except Art &
Design,English & Sindhi) a) 96 &
320-330
and Islamic Studies 350-399 Supporting Minor courses to be offered during first & second
(ii) Bachelor degree in Arts & Design (BFA) semester.C.H.
162
(iii) 4-Yr. Bachelor degree in English and Sindh
(iv) 4-yr.Bachelor programs in all disciplines under Natural Science
400-409 Courses offered under ‘General education’/ compulsory during third &
& Social Science b) 146/147 C.H
fourth semester.
B.Com. Honours ( from 2007 onward) 136 C.H
(v) B.B.A. Honours (from 2007 onward) 147 C.H.
(vi) 5-yr. (10 Semester) Pharm- D (Doctor of Pharmacy), Program 410-419 202Major discipline
C.H. courses to be offered during third & fourth semester.
(vii) 5-yr. (10 Semester) Bachelor of Law (LL.B) program 168 C.H.
b) (viii) Master’s degree program after Honours 420-430 & 32-40 C.H.
450-499 Supporting Minor courses to be offered during third & fourth
(other than those specified below).
semester.
a) Master’s degree program after 2-yr. Bachelor (Pass) 66 C.H.
(other than those specified below)
b) Master’s in Computer & Information Technology, (after old 500-599 Major discipline courses to be offered during fifth & sixth semester of
Hons.) B.A./B.Com./B.B.A. Hons. programs and BS Part-III courses.
M. Electronics, M.Telecom, MS (IT) and M.Sofrware
Engineering 32-40 C.H.
500-599 Courses to be offered during first & second semester of Master’s
MBA 4/6 Semester Morning/Evening 72-69 C.H. program after Bachelor Pass Degree and 1st & 2nd
(Pass) degree
c) M.Sc. in I.T., Computer Sci., Electronics, Telecom. and semester of B.Ed./ B.H.P.Ed./ P.G.Dip. programs.
Sofrware Engg. 72 C.H.
d) MCS in Computer Science 60 C.H.
600-699 Courses to be offered for 7th & 8th Semester of the 4-year
e) B.H.P.E./M.H.P.E; B.Ed./ M.Ed. Program 40 C.H.
Bachelor of Science program where offered and or 4th-yr of
f) M.A. Education 80
Pharm-D.C.H.
c) Postgraduate (Post Bachelor) Diploma in Information
Technology, 600-699 Courses to be offered for first & second semester of Masters
Computer Science, Electronics, Telecommunications, Software programs after Honours degree as pre-requisite and Third & Fourth
Engineering, Archives, Community Work, Lib. and Information semester with Bachelor (Pass) background as well as BS Final (7 &
Science, 8th) Semester.
Local Government and Public Administration 38-40 C.H.
Numbering of Courses 700-799 Courses to be offered for first & second semester (5th-yr.) of Pharm-
D, also Arts & Design programs after 8-semester Bachelor degree.
The courses listed under various programs have been numbered as
under. The notation prefixed with the numbers would indicate the 800-890 Courses to be offered for MS/ M.Phil./ M.Pharm. and Ph.D. programs.
discipline e.g., IR for International Relations:

300-309 ‘General education’/ compulsory courses offered during first & 895- 899 M.Phil./ Ph.D. Thesis.
second semester. Grading System
 Students performance will be evaluated in terms of letter grades as course will process a grade change form with the Controller of
described here.
Examinations.

2. Students may drop a course or withdraw from a course

Grade Achievement Remark
Numerical any time during the first six weeks (before Mid-term test) from their
schedule, by making application to the chairperson. Students desiring to
Value range withdraw from all courses and leave the University before the
A Excellent for outstanding achievement
commencement of classes, shall inform in writing to the chairperson of the
4 department in which Majoring and Director Admissions. In case of admission
on self finance basis, he/ she would be entitled to appropriate refund of
tuition fee as per policy. Students withdrawing after the commencement of
the 1st semester of the session will not be entitled to any refund.
B Good for less than outstanding but demonstrably
3
better performance than the normal
competency per credit hour
required for satisfactory progress toward
graduation.
C Satisfactory for performance that demonstrates the
normal competency 2
required for satisfactory progress toward
graduation. per credit hour
D *Pass for performance that meets minimum course
requirements 1
but is below the score/ standards required
for
satisfactory progress toward graduation
F Failure for performance that does not meet minimum
course 0
requirements and for which no degree credit
is justified.
I Incomplete for students’ inability to complete all course
requirement
for reasons beyond their control.

*In case of grading in Business Administration courses, score less

than ‘C’ (60%) is failing grade.

Note: 1. Except in the case of dissertation, thesis, creative thesis, exhibition

thesis, or field study, an incomplete grade not removed within
one semester, unless extenuating circumstances are provided in
writing to the Dean, will be recorded as “F”. The professor of the
Grade Equivalence The Academic Council has however resolved that while converting
numerical score into appropriate grade, e.g. ‘A’ where score is 87%, the
Equivalence between letter grading and numerical grading in most range of grade value corresponding to the percentage score (i.e. 4.4) be
disciplines (except Pharmacy & Business Administration) will be as under:- reckoned with in future. It implies that, with score of 60 & 78%, both would
have been assigned ‘B’ under old rules; however allowing proportionate
Grade Equivalance: General numerical Grade Value, the two scroes be assigned 3.0 and 3.9 grade point
respectively thereby allowing the student the benefit of better performance in
Grade Numerical Value Marks Remarks the later case. This revised system would also be helpful in scoring better
A 4 80- 100% Excellent G.P.A../ C.G.P.A.
B 3 60- 79% Good The ready reckoner table for conversion of numerical score into
C 2 50 -59% Satisfactory/ Average proportionate grade point is available with Controller of Examiantion’s Office
D 1 40-49% Pass
F 0 Below 40% Fail
Grade Point Average (G.P.A)
It is an expression for the average performance of the student in the
I 0 ..... Incomplete
courses he has offered during one or two semesters or at the end of the
W 0 ..... Withdrawn from course
entire course.
R 0 ..... Research in Progress
G.P.A.= Sum of all the Quality Points earned
Grade Equivalence for Pharmacy: Sum of the Credit Hours of all the courses offered
Calculation : Example
Grade NumericalValue Marks Performance Course # Credit Hrs. Score Grade Grade Point QP GPA
A 4 80 % Above Excellent ENGL 101 3 68% B 3.4 10.2
B 3 60 to 79 % Good ARAB 101 3 57% C 2.7 08.1
C 1 50 to 59 % Average ZOOL 101 3+1=4 45% D 1.5 06.0
D 0 below 50 % Fail COMP 101 2+1=3 80% A 4.0 12.0
BOTN 101 3+1=4 50% C 2.0 08.0
Total 17 44.3= 2.61
Grade Equivalence for *Business Administration
programs: Multiply Grade Point with the Credit Hourse in each course, add up the
cumulative Grade Points and divide by the Total Number of credit hours to
Grade Numerical Value Marks Performance get the G.P.A. per Semester. In the above example the G.P.A. is 44.3
A 4 87% Above Excellent divided by 17= 2.61
B 3 72 to 86 % Good
C 2 60 to 71 % Satisfactory / Average 1. G.P.A. 2 or above is to be scored for successful completion of
*F 0 below 60 % Fail the courses offered in one or two semester or at the end of the
entire program, provided there is no failing grade in any course.
* Note: As per decision of the Academic Council, score below 60% is
2. G.P.A. 1.75 but < 2 on the other hand qualifies for promotion
failing grade in case of Business Administration Programs.
from 2nd to 3rd or 4th to 5th although failing or having scored
‘D’ grade in some or all courses.
Quality Point (Q.P)/ Grade Point 3. With G.P.A. less than 1.75 a student does not qualify for
The quality point of the performance of a student is obtained by multiplying promotion to next higher semester.
the numerical value (see table above) of the grade earned by a student with
the Credit Hours of that course, e.g., an ‘A’ grade in a course of 3 C.H. Example:
would earn 4x3=12 Q.P. and a ‘D’ grade in the same course earns 1x3=3 Student C 300 2 A 08 Total Q.P.=- 22
Q.P/ G.P. 310 2 D 02 Total C.H.= 10
 320 2 F 00
330 3 A 12 G.P.A. 22=2.2
10
This student fails in two courses 320 and 335 but still has G.P.A. above 1.75
and can be promoted to next higher semester. He will have to reappear in
courses in which he failed or got ‘D’ grade, to earn the passing grade and
improve his G.P.A.
Evaluation
i. The course teacher will conduct mid-term and final semester tests. Mid
term will carry 30% weightage and will be of one hour duration.
The final semester test will be of 50 marks and of 2 hours duration.
Final Semester test paper will comprise 8 questions (5 to be attempted)
of 50 marks, each question carying 10 marks.
ii. There will be Mid-term and final Semester tests for Lab. courses. The
evaluation of Lab course will also be based on performance in Lab Test
and completion of Lab requirements.
iii. The marks of the mid-term tests as well as the final semester tests
should be announced in the class by the respective course teachers. The
results should also be put up on the department’s notice board
immediately after evaluation is completed within ten days from the
conduct of the tests. Copies of award lists of the mid-term tests/ final
semester tests should be deposited by the concerned course teacher in
the department’s office. Three copies will be sent to the Controller of
Examinations countersigned by the concerned Director/ Chairperson.
iv. The students will use their roll/ seat numbers on their test scripts/ answer
books. The award lists to be prepared by the teachers should also bear
names of the students and their father.
v. The cumulative results of both the semesters of the academic session as
well as final result of the program will be announced by the Controller of
Examinations. The final Transcripts and marks sheets/ Transcript will
also be issued on payment by the Controller of Examinations office.
vi. The course teacher will return the scripts of mid-term and final semester
tests to departments office after evaluation. The course teacher will initial
and/ or cross out unutilised space/ gap on page(s) of the scripts/ answer
books at the end of paper.
Grade Appeal
If any student is not satisfied with the evaluation of his/ her grade, he/ she
may convey this in writing to the course teacher with a copy to the director /
chairperson of the concerned institute/ department within 10 days of the
result thus posted/ announced by the course teacher.
If the course teacher is not able to resolve the issue then the student
concerned will prefer an appeal to the Departmental Committee through the
Director/ Chairperson of the Institute/ Department. The Committee shall hold
a hearing within seven (7) days following the student’s appeal. The
Committee may invite the course teacher and the student concerned to hear
the grievance and give its decision accordingly.
The student if not satisfied, may however, make review petition to the Dean
of the concerned Faculty, who should invite comments from the concerned
Director/ Chairperson of the Institute/ Department and give his/her final
decision.
Departmental Committees
There shall be a Departmental Committee in every institute/ department,
mainly to oversee the evaluation of tests and hear Grade appeals.
The Committee shall comprise: -
Three senior most teachers including the Director / Chairperson of
the Institute/ Department/, who will also be the chairperson of the
Committee. In case the appeal is being made concerned against
course teacher or Chairperson himself/ herself, he/she will not be
the member of the committee. In case the appeal is made against
the Chairperson as course teacher then the meeting of the
committee shall be presided over by the concerned Dean.
In addition to hearing appeals in connection with the Grade
evaluation by course teachers, this Committee would ensure strict
observance of published semester schedule, particularly with
respect to tests and examinations and declaration of results.
Rules for Promotion
The promotion from the first semester to the second, or from the third to the
fourth or from the fifth to the sixth semester etc. will be automatic made as
per provisions listed below
 i. The student must meet the minimum requirement of 75 %
attendance in that semester.
ii. For the promotion from the second semester to the third and fourth
to fifth etc. semester, a student must have (a) minimum attendance
of 75 % and (b) a G.P.A. of 1.75 or above, in the preceding two
semesters.
iii. If a student fails to meet attendance requirements in any semester,
he is liable to loose his seat and will not be allowed to appear in
that semester examination and has to seek fresh admission in the
next session in the same class, as explained here under:-
a If a student fails to meet the minimum attendance requirement
during 1st semester, he/she will not be allowed to appear in the 1st
semester examination and will not be promoted to the second
semester. He/She has to seek fresh admission in the next
academic session in the same class for which he will be allowed
re-admission without competing with other applicants.
b. If a student reaches the second semester after completing all the
requirements of minimum attendance and G.P.A but fails to meet
the minimum attendance during the second semester, he/she will
not be allowed to appear in the second semester examination.
However, he/ she can appear as an ex-student at the immediate
next session in the second semester when the examination of
that semester is held.
c. The same procedure will be repeated for succeeding semesters
in case of shortage of attendance.
iv. A student who secures less than 1.75 C.G.P.A. in the preceding two
semesters, (i.e. 1st and 2nd or 3rd and 4th or 5th & 6th); he/ she will
not be promoted to the next semester (3rd /5th/ /7th/), however, the
student may reappear as an ex-student at the immediate next
session in the respective semesters to improve his G.P.A when the
examination of that course(s) is conducted in which he/she is failing
or has scored poorly.
v. For the award of degree the student must have a minimum
C.G.P.A. of 2.0.
vi. A student failing in the 3-Yr. final Bachelor’s (Hons) examination,
shall not be allowed to seek admission in Master’s (Hons)
degree course.
Cancellation of Admission
If a student fails to attend any lecture during the first four weeks of the
commencement of the semester as per announced schedule, his/ her
admission shall stand cancelled without any notice.
Repeating Courses
i. Whenever a student fails or gets a ‘D’ grade, he/ she can reappear or
improve his/ her G.P.A. at the immediate next session in the respective
semester(s) when the examination for that course(s) is conducted.
ii. A student is allowed only one chance to improve his/ her grades in a
course(s) of a previous semester. While a student who has passed and
obtained the degree of B.A./ B.Sc / B.P.A. / B.B.A./ B.Com (Hons/ BS
(CS) / BS.IT / Pharm.D. and B.P.H.Ed / B.Ed etc examination is not
allowed to improve any course.
A student who has passed the final Degree examination (B.A./ B.Sc /
B.P.A. / B.B.A./ B.Com (Hons)/ BS (CS) / BS.I.T / B. Pharmacy and
B.H.P.Ed / B.Ed etc; and is placed in “D” grade may be allowed one
more chance to improve courses of the final year (both semester)
only at the immediate next session in the respective semester(s)
when the examination for that course(s) is conducted.
iii. A student who has appeared at the final Master’s degree M.A./ M.Sc /
M.B.A./ M.P.A / M.Com (Hons) / M.H.P.Ed examination and is placed in
“D” grade may be allowed one more chance to improve his/ her
G.P.A. of the final year only at the immediate next session in the
respective semester when the examination for that course(s) is
conducted.
iv. If a student absents himself/ herself in a mid-term /final semester test for
any reasons, no separate test will be held for him/ her, during that
semester. He/She can appear at the immediate next session in the
respective semester when the examination for that course(s) is
conducted.
 SCHEDULE OF FEES  

Effective 2011 session & onward

THE UNIVERSITY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CHANGE THIS SCHEDULE OF FEES
AT ANY TIME IF SUCH ACTION IS DEEMED NECESSARY
ADMISSION & OTHER FEES
01. Admission fee for all General & Quota Oriented Courses of Studies Rs. 0690.00
(except Evening Program)
02. Admission fee for M.B.A./ M.P.A. (Evening Program)/ B.Ed. &
diploma in Education, M.Ed./ M.Sc. & M.A. (Prev.) Education Rs. 4000.00
03. Identity Card Fee Rs. 0070.00
04. Enrolment Fee for candidates from B.I.S.E. Hyd./ Sindh University Rs. 0400.00
Enrolment Fee for candiates from other Boards/Univerities in Pakistan Rs. 0800.00
05. Eligibility Certificate Fee for student from out of jurisdiction University Rs. 0600.00
`` a) from other Province of Pakistan Rs. 1400.00

06. Migration Certificate Fee Rs. 0400.00

07. Caution Money (Refundable) Rs. 0275.00
08. Sports Fee Rs. 0135.00 per session
09. Bus Fare for Shuttle Bus service Rs. 0035.00 -do-
10. Students’ Extra Curricular Activities fee. Rs. 0100.00 -do-
11. Transport- bus fare charges Rs. 1720.00 -do-
12. Laboratories user charges (for Natural Sciences disciplines only) Rs. 0275.00 -do-
13. Marks Certificate verification fee Rs. 0300.00 Once only
14. Library Development Fund Rs. 0155.00 per year
15. University Development Fund Rs. 0845.00 per year
16. Equivalence Certificate/ Conversion of Marks Certificate fees Rs. 1250.00
17. Equivalence Certificate of Asnad of Deni Madaris Rs. 2000.00
18. Study Tour Fee
i) B.A./ BS./ B.Com. BS (IT), BS.(C.S) (Part-I, II III & IV) Rs. 205.00 Per year
ii) M.A./ M.Sc./ M.Com./ M.C.S./
Pharm-D and M. Pharmacy Rs. 345.00 Per year

TUITION FEES FOR:

19. i) BS (General Discipline), BA. & B.Com Part-I, II, III & IV Rs. 01100.00
ii) Quta Oriented Discipline Part-I, II, III and IV & BS (CS) Part-III Rs. 2200.00 per year
iii) Final Professional Pharm-D Rs. 2200.00 per year
iv) BBA, BS (PA) Part-I, II, III & IV Rs. 2200.00 per year
BFAD. / B.A. / B.Com. / BS./ P.G.D.L.S./ M.L.I.S./ M.A. Rs. 1100.00 per semester
 v) M.A. (Previous), PGD. LIS & MLIS, & M.A. (Final) Rs. 1100.00
vi) M.Sc. (General) & M.Com (Previous & Final) Rs. 1650.00
vii) M.A. (Previous & Final) Home Economics Rs. 6875.00
viii) M.Sc. (Previous) Computer Science, MPA & MBA (Previous.) Rs. 3300.00
ix) M.Sc. (Final) Quota Oriented & General disciplines, MPA & MBA (Final) Rs. 3300.00
x) M.Sc.(Previous) Development Studies Rs. 7000.00 Per session
xi) M.Sc. Rural Development (Off Campus) Rs. 14000.00 Full Package
xii) All Graduate level Diploma Courses (except Diploma in Special Education) Rs. 8700.00 Full Package
xiii) 5-yr. Law degree. Rs. 15,000.00 Per Semester

FEES ON SELF FINANCE BASIS FOR LOCAL STUDENTS (Regular Day Program) 2011

Faculty of Arts 
(a) 4- year BS English
4 Installments Rs.15000/- per session/ year Rs. 60,000.00
(b) 2- year M.A. English
2 Installments Rs.20,000/- Per session/ year Rs. 40,000.00
(c) 4- year B.F.A. (Hons) Fine Arts/ M.A.
4 installments Rs. 10,000/- Rs. 40,000.00
3- year B.A. (Hons.) + 1- year M.A. (other then English)
4 Installments Rs.10,000/- per session/ year Rs. 30000+10000= 40,000.00

Faculty of Commerce & Business Administration

(a) 4- year B.B.A. (Hons.).
4 Installments Rs.25,000/- per session/ year Rs. 100,000.00
(b) 2- year M.B.A.
2 Installments Rs.25,000/- per session/ year Rs. 50,000.00
(c) 4- year B.Com. (Hons.)
4 Installments Rs.15,000/- Per session/ year Rs. 60,000.00
(d) 2-year M.Com.
2 Installments Rs.20,000/- per session/ year Rs. 40,000.00

Faculty of Education 
(a) 3-year B.A. (Hons) + 1-year M.A. Education
4 Installments Rs.10,000/- per session/ year Rs. 30000+10000= 40,000.00

Faculty of Natural Sciences 
(a) 4-year B.S. Software Engineering/ Information Technology/
Computer Science/ Electronics/ Telecommunication
4 Installments Rs.25,000/- per session/ year Rs. 100,000.00
(b) 4-year B.S. Botany/Chemistry/ Fresh Water Biology & Fisheries/
 Geography/ Geology/ Mathematics/ Microbiology/ Physics/
Physiology/ Psychology/ Statistics/Zoology/ Genetics
4 Installments Rs.15,000/- Per session/ year Rs. 60,000.00
(c) 2-year M.Sc. Computer Science
2 Installments Rs.25,000/- Per session/ year Rs. 50.000.00
(d) 2- year M.Sc. Biotechnology/ Botany/Chemistry/ Fresh Water Biology & Fisheries
Geography/ Mathematics/ Physics/Physiology/Psychology/ Statistics/ Zoology.
2 Installments Rs.20,000/- per session/ year Rs. 40,000.00

Faculty of Pharmacy 
(a) Pharm-D
5 Installments Rs.30,000/- per session/ year Rs. 150,000.00

Faculty of Social Sciences 
(a) 4-year BS(PA)
4 Installments Rs.15,000/- per session/ year Rs. 60,000.00
(b) 4- year BS. Economics/ General History/ Mass Communication/
International Relations/ Political Science/ Psychology/Sociology/ Social Work.
4 Installments Rs.10,000/- per session/ year Rs. 40,000.00
(c) 2-year M.P.A.
2 Installments Rs.20,000/- per session/ year Rs. 40,000.00
(d) 1-year PGD-LIS./ M.L.I.S.
Rs.10,000/- per session/ year Rs. 20,000.00

Faculty of Law 
(a) 5-year Bachelor of Law (D-Juris) Rs. 3,50,000.00
or in 5 Installments Rs.70,000/- per session/ year

Note: Normal (Merit Basis) fees will be charged separately.

FEES UNDER SELF FINANCE SCHEME FOR STUDENTS FROM OTHER PROVINCES (REGULAR DAY PROGRAM 2011) 

Faculty of Arts 
(a) 4- year BS English
4 Installments Rs. 25,000/- per session/ year Rs. 100,000.00
(b) 2- year M.A.
2 Installments Rs.50,000/- Per session/ year Rs. 100,000.00
(c) 4- year B.F.A. (Hons) Fine Arts
 4 installments Rs. 25,000/- Rs. 100,000.00
3- year B.A (Hons) + 1-year M.A.
4 installments Rs. 25,000/- per session/ year Rs. 100,000.00

Faculty of Commerce & Business Administration 
(a) 4- year B.B.A. (Hons.)
4 Installments Rs.60,000/- per session/ year Rs. 2,40,000.00
(b) 2- year M.B.A.
2 Installments Rs.80,000/- per session/ year Rs. 1,6000.00
(c) 4- year B.Com. (Hons)
4 Installments Rs.25,000/- Per session/ year Rs. 100,000.00
(d) 2-year M.Com.
2 Installments Rs.50,000/- per session/ year Rs. 100,000.00

Faculty of Education 
(a) 3- year B.A. (Hons.) + 1- year M.A. Education
4 Installments Rs. 25,000/- per session/ year Rs. 100,000.00

Faculty of Natural Sciences 
(a) 4-year B.S. Software Engineering/ Information Technology/
Computer Science/ Electronics/ Telecommunication
4 Installments Rs.60,000/- per session/ year Rs. 2,40,000.00
(b) 4-year B.S. Botany/Chemistry/ Fresh Water Biology & Fisheries/
Geography/ Geology/ Mathematics/ Microbiology/ Physics/
Physiology/ Psychology/ Statistics/Zoology/ Genetics
4 Installments Rs.25,000/- Per session/ year Rs. 100,000.00
(c) 2-year M.Sc. Computer Science
2 Installments Rs.80,000/- Per session/ year Rs. 1,60,000.00
(d) 2-year M.C.S. Computer Science
2 Installments Rs.80,000/- Per session/ year Rs. 1,60,000.00
(e) 2- year M.Sc. Biotechnology/ Botany/Chemistry/ Fresh Water Biology & Fisheries
Geography/ Mathematics/ Physics/Physiology/Psychology/ Statistics/ Zoology.
2 Installments Rs.50,000/- per session/ year Rs. 100,000.00

Faculty of Pharmacy 
(a) Pharm-D
5 Installments Rs.60,000/- per session/ year Rs. 300,000.00
 

Faculty of Social Sciences 
(a) 4-year BS(PA)
4 Installments Rs.60,000/- per session/ year Rs. 240,000.00
(b) 4- year BS. Economics/ General History/ Mass Communication/
International Relations/ Political Science/ Psychology/Sociology/ Social Work.
4 Installments Rs.25,000/- per session/ year Rs. 100,000.00
(c) 2-year M.P.A.
2 Installments Rs.80,000/- per session/ year Rs. 1,60,000.00
(d) 1-year PGD-LIS./ M.L.I.S.
2 Installments Rs.25,000/- per session/ year Rs. 50,000.00
Note: 1. Normal (Merit Basis) fees will be charged separately.
2. Copy of the receipted Bank Challan of the prescribed fee is to be attached with application form.
3. No concession in tuition fees shall be granted to the students enrolled under Self Finance Scheme.

FEES FOR FOREIGN NATIONAL STUDENTS FOR BACHELORS’ & MASTERS PROGRAMS——2011
26. (a) Foreign students nominated by the Ministry of Finance and Economic Affairs (Economic Affairs Division)/ Ministry of Education, Government of Pakistan, Islamabad, under
Pakistan Technical Assistance Program/ African Program/ Cultural Scholarship Exchange Program are to be charged normal rates as for local students.
(b) For Foreign students nominated by the Ministry of Education/ Higher Education Commission, Government of Pakistan, Islamabad, on self finance basis:

Degree program Admission Fees Full Package including eligibility fee Total
All fees in US$
Pharm-D 100 1500 1600
B.B.A./ BS Computer Science/ BS(IT)/ BS Telecom/ BS
Electronics/ Geology/ Software Engineering/ Public Admn: 100 1500 1600
General Disciplines 100 1500 1600
M.A. (Arts Subjects) 100 1500 1600
M.B.A./ Computer Science/ M.P.A. other Quota Oriented Disciplines 100 1500 1600
M.Sc. or other General Certificates 100 1500 1600

NOTE:- On request of the students two installments may be allowed.

FEES FOR VARIOUS BACHELOR’S/ MASTER’S AND POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA EVENING PROGRAMS—2011
 

Institute of Mathematics & Computer Science (IMCS) 
DEGREE Fees
BS. (Computer Science) Part‐I  Rs. 4000/‐ Admission Fee.Rs. 30000/‐ Per Year 
BS. (Computer Science) Part‐II, III & IV  Rs. 30000/‐ Per Year 
Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Science PGD‐CS  Rs. 4000/‐ Admission Fee.Rs. 20000/‐ Per Year 
Institute of Information Technology (IIT) 
M.Sc. Telemedicine & E-Health 1st Year Rs. 4000/- Admission Fee.Rs. 30000/- Per Year
M.Sc. Telemedicine & E-Health 2nd Year Rs. 30000/- Per Year
BS (Information Technology) Part-I Rs. 4000/- Admission FeeRs. 30000/- Per Year
BS (Information Technology) Part-II, III & IV Rs. 30000/- Per Year
Master in Information Technology (MIT) 1st Year Rs. 4000/- Admission FeeRs. 30000/- Per Year
Master in Information Technology (MIT) 2nd Year Rs. 30000/- Per Year
Post Gradate Diploma PGD( IT) Rs. 4000/- Admission Fee.Rs. 20000/- Per Year
BS (Software Engineering) Part‐I  Rs. 4000/‐ Admission Fee.Rs. 30000/‐ Per Year  
BS (Software Engineering) Part‐II, III & IV  Rs. 30000/‐ Per Year 
M.Sc. E‐Commerce 1st Year  Rs. 4000/‐  Admission FeeRs. 40000/‐ Per Year 
M.Sc. E‐Commerce 2nd Year  Rs. 40000/‐ Per Year 
M.Sc. Multimedia Technology 1st Year  Rs. 4000/‐  Admission FeeRs. 40000/‐ Per Year 
M.Sc. Multimedia Technology 2nd Year  Rs. 40000/‐ Per Year 
 
Dr. M.A. Kazi Institute of Chemistry
BS Part‐I Chemistry   Rs. 4000/‐ Admission Fee.Rs. 18000/‐ Per Year 
 
Faculty of Pharmacy
1st Prof. Pharm‐D  Rs. 1000‐  Registration FeeRs. 4000/‐  Admission FeeRs. 36000/‐ Per Year 
2nd , 3rd,  4th & 5th Prof. Pharm‐D  Rs. 36000/‐ Per Year 
5th Prof. Pharm-D (Condensed Course) Rs. 4000/- Admission FeeRs. 36000/- Per Year
PGD in Pharmacy Management (Industrial, Marketing & Rs. 4000/- Admission FeeRs. 20000/- Per Year
Hospital Management)
PGD in Pharmaceutical Marketing Rs. 4000/- Admission FeeRs. 20000/- Per Year
Department of Public Administration
Bachelor of Public Administration—BS(PA) Part‐I, II,  III & IV   Rs. 4000/‐  Admission FeeRs. 18000/‐ Per Year 
Master of Public Administration (MPA)  Rs. 4000/‐  Admission FeeRs. 24000/‐ Per Year 
Post Graduation Diploma in Public Administration Leading to MPA (Final). Rs. 4000/‐  Admission FeeRs. 20000/‐ Per Year 
 

Institute of Business Administration

M.B.A. 1st Year  Rs. 4000/‐ Admission FeeRs. 24000/‐ per year  (Rs. 1000/‐ per semester Examination Fee) 
M.B.A. 2nd Year  Rs. 4000/‐ Admission FeeRs. 24000/‐ per year  (Rs. 1000/‐ per semester Examination Fee) 
Institute of Commerce
B.Com. (Hons) Part‐I  Rs. 4000/‐ Admission FeeRs. 18000/‐ per year 
B.Com. (Hons) Part‐II, III & IV Commerce  Rs. 18000/‐ per year 
Institute of English
M.A.  (Previous) English  Rs. 4000/‐ Admission FeeRs. 24000/‐ per year 

M.A. (Pass) Final English  Rs. 4000/‐ Admission FeeRs. 24000/‐ per year 
 
Department of Sindhi
M.A. (Previous) Sindhi   Rs. 4000/‐ Admission FeeRs. 15000/‐ per year 
M.A. (Pass) Final Sindhi  Rs. 15000/‐ per year 

 
Department of Urdu
M.A.(Previous) Urdu   Rs. 4000/‐ Admission FeeRs. 15000/‐ per year 
M.A.(Pass) Final Urdu  Rs. 15000/‐ per year 

 
Institute of Art & Design
M.A. (Previous) Art Education  Rs. 4000/‐ Admission FeeRs. 12000/‐ per year 
M.A. (Pass) Final Art Education  Rs. 12000/‐ per year 

 
Centre for Physical Education & Sports Sciences
B.H.P.E.  Rs. 4000/‐ Admission FeeRs. 20000/‐ per year 
M.H.P.E.  Rs. 4000/‐ Admission FeeRs. 20000/‐ per year 

 
Centre for Rural Development Communication
Professional Diploma in Rural Development Communication  Rs. 4000/‐ Admission FeeRs. 20000/‐ per year 

Department of Criminology 
M.Sc. (Previous) Criminology  Rs. 4000/‐ Admission FeeRs. 30000/‐ per year 
M.Sc. (Pass) Final Criminology  Rs. 30000/‐ per year 

 
Department of Law
LL.M. Part‐I  Rs. 4000/‐ Admission FeeRs. 40000/‐ per year 
LL.M. Part‐II  Rs. 40000/‐ per year 
 
Note:  • Examination Fee Rs. 1550/‐ (per year) is charged separately. 
• Minimum requirement of number of students for conduct of evening classes in each disciplines is 25  
SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS FEES (To be charged alongwith admission Tuition fee, each year)
27. i) Bachelors/ Masters (Previous & Final) all Disciplines, (Morning ) Rs. 0625.00
ii) Bachelors/ Masters (Previous & Final) all Disciplines Rs. 0625.00
iii) Bachelors/ Masters (Previous & Final) all Disciplines (Evening) Rs. 01500.00
iv) M.Sc.Telemedicine & Criminology (Exam. incl. in the Package)

For examination fee of other diploma/degree program and special examinations as per notification of Examination
Wing.
HOSTEL FEES AND USER CHARGES
28. a) Admission Fee Rs. 450.00 per session
b) Security Deposit (From fresh entrants; Refundable) Rs. 250.00
c) Identity Card Fee Rs. 050.00
d) Medical Charges Rs. 020.00 p.m.
e) Sports Charges Rs. 020.00 p.m.
f) Transport charges (shuttle Bus only) Rs. 250.00 per session
g) Hostel Accommodation Fees
i) For Foreign Students Rs. 500.00 p.m.
ii) For other Provinces Studies Rs. 250.00 p.m.
iii) For Local Students:-
a) Attach Bath Hostel Rs. 125.00 p.m.
b) in other Hostels Rs. 100.00 p.m.

Note:- 1. Copy of the receipted Bank Challan of the prescribed fee is to be attached with application form.
2. The above amount shown against each course of study shall be charged once (Lump Sum) at the time of admission alongwith their normal fees and for
subsequent years, the normal fees shall be charged. If payment is made in instalment then the instalment will be paid alongwith normal fees.
3. No concession in tuition fees shall be granted to the students enrolled under Self Finance Scheme.

REFUND POLICY
The Admission and/ or Tuition fees once deposited on regular merit/ Self Finance seat shall not be refunded. However, whereas applicant who has applied both for the regular
merit seats as well as on Self Finance basis, and if he/ she is selected as regular candidate on merit in any list then the Self Finance fee if deposited, shall be refunded in full
provided he/ she submits in writing his/ her choice to this effect within seven days of the announcement of the list. Similarly if the candidate exercising choice, opts for
Self Finance (Evening) program seat then the fees paid for merit seat will be transferred, provided the choice is exercised within Seven days.
In case of admission under Self Finance Scheme 70% amount of Self Finance fees (dis-counting instalment) be refunded to only those students who get their admission
cancelled at their own written request within 30 days from the date of admission. No refund will be allowed after the expiry of one month.
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 FEES FOR MS/M.Phil. PROGRAM—2011

A.  For Local Students 
a) Tuition Fee for Coursework Rs. 12000.00

b) Supervision Fee Rs. 15000.00

c) i) Registration Fee Rs. 5000.00
ii) Utilities Charges Rs. 4000.00
(Computer, Lab, Library)
iii) Thesis evaluation fee Rs. 4000.00
Rs. 40000.00 i.e Rs. 10,000 per
semester Package for
2 years 3 installments
permissible
B. For Foreign Students $ 1200.00

C. Other Fees for all:

i) Viva Voce Examination Fee Rs. 10000.00

ii) For improvement of GPA Rs. 02000.00 Per appearance
iii) Transfer to Ph.D. Rs. 02000.00
iv) Re-Registration Fee Rs. 01000.00