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Mr Javed Mumtaz Qureshi, Director, Extracurricular Activities, Lahore School of Economics, visited the various stalls during the Freshmen Orientation. His visit provided an opportunity to engage with students and learn about their interests in the School's diverse extracurricular activities. The stalls introduced newly enrolled students to opportunities for participation in societies, events, and co-curricular initiatives. His interaction with students reflected the Lahore School’s commitment to encouraging active participation, personal development, creativity, and a well-rounded educational experience.
10-09-2026

Students at the Lahore School of Economics showed considerable enthusiasm for the extracurricular stalls set up during the Freshmen Orientation. The stalls provided an opportunity for newly enrolled students to discover the diverse societies, activities, and engagement opportunities available across campus. Students interacted with representatives, explored different interests, and learned more about participating in extracurricular initiatives alongside their academic pursuits. The lively participation reflected the vibrant student culture at the Lahore School and encouraged newcomers to become actively involved in campus life.
10-09-2026

Ms Sehrish Ehtesham, Deputy Registrar, Financial Assistance Office, Lahore School of Economics, briefed students about the financial assistance and scholarship programmes available to support their educational journey during the Freshmen Orientation. Her session provided important information about the various forms of financial support, eligibility requirements, and opportunities available to students. The briefing aimed to ensure that newly enrolled students were aware of the resources and assistance available from the School, enabling them to make informed decisions about their academic and financial needs.
10-09-2026

Ms Zarnab Zulfiqar, Deputy Manager, Placement Office, Lahore School of Economics, briefed newly enrolled students about the services and facilitation provided by the Placement Office during the Freshmen Orientation. Her briefing introduced students to the professional development opportunities, career guidance, and placement support available throughout their academic journey. The session encouraged students to consider career planning from an early stage and highlighted the importance of developing professional skills, preparing for employment, and making effective use of the School’s career-related resources.
10-09-2026

The volunteers of the Corporate Social Responsibility Society at the Lahore School of Economics organised the Freshmen Orientation, welcoming newly enrolled students to the institution. The programme provided an engaging introduction to university life, academic opportunities, student services, and extracurricular activities. Through their active involvement, the volunteers helped create a warm and informative environment for the incoming cohort. Their efforts reflected the Society’s commitment to student engagement, community participation, and fostering a positive and inclusive campus experience for all new students.
10-09-2026

Dagmara Celik Katreniak of City St George’s, University of London, presented “The Power of Feedback” during the session on Behavioural Responses to Information and Climate at the Eighth International Conference on Applied Development Economics, hosted by the Lahore School of Economics. Her presentation explored the role of feedback in shaping behavioural responses to information and environmental challenges. The session contributed to interdisciplinary discussion on behavioural economics, climate-related decision-making, and the potential of information-based interventions to influence individual and collective actions.
29-08-2026

Waqar Wadho, Associate Professor at the Lahore School of Economics, presented his research titled “What Do Others Think? Norm Beliefs and Women’s Work in Pakistan” at the Eighth International Conference on Applied Development Economics. His presentation examined the role of social norms and perceptions in shaping women’s participation in the workforce in Pakistan. The research offered valuable insights into behavioural and socioeconomic factors influencing women’s employment decisions, contributing to wider academic discussions on gender, labour markets, and inclusive development in Pakistan.
29-08-2026

Participants from around the world gathered at the Eighth International Conference on Applied Development Economics at the Lahore School of Economics, bringing together an international community of scholars, researchers, and development economists. The group photograph captures the diversity of perspectives and expertise represented at the conference. The gathering provided a valuable platform for academic exchange, collaboration, and discussion on contemporary development challenges. The Lahore School of Economics was pleased to host distinguished participants who contributed to the global research and development discourse.
29-08-2026

Bezawit Bahru of the University of Hohenheim presented her research, “In the Fields and at Home: Housework and Gender Productivity Gap in Agriculture”, at the Eighth International Conference on Applied Development Economics at the Lahore School of Economics. Her presentation examined the relationship between household responsibilities, agricultural work, and gender differences in productivity. The research contributed to a deeper understanding of gender-related constraints within agricultural economies, highlighting important considerations for development policy, household welfare, and inclusive economic participation in developing countries.
29-08-2026

Kate Vyborny of the World Bank presented her research, “Intended and Unintended Consequences of a De Facto Inheritance Reform”, at the Eighth International Conference on Applied Development Economics at the Lahore School of Economics. Her presentation examined the effects of changes in inheritance practices, considering both anticipated and unforeseen outcomes. The research offered valuable perspectives on the relationship between institutional reforms, household decision-making, and development. The session enriched academic discussion surrounding policy effectiveness and its broader socioeconomic implications in developing contexts.
29-08-2026

Albena Sotirova of Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam presented her research on “The Impact of a Child Marriage Edutainment Intervention on Education Outcomes in Pakistan” at the Eighth International Conference on Applied Development Economics, hosted by the Lahore School of Economics. Her presentation examined the relationship between educational interventions and outcomes associated with child marriage in Pakistan. The research contributed important evidence to discussions on development, education, and social policy, highlighting the value of innovative approaches to addressing complex challenges affecting young people.
29-08-2026

Dean Yang of the University of Michigan delivered a presentation titled “Abundance from Abroad: International Migration and the Developing World” at the Eighth International Conference on Applied Development Economics, hosted by the Lahore School of Economics. His presentation explored the economic and developmental implications of international migration, offering valuable insights into how migration can influence communities and economies in developing countries. The session contributed to the conference’s broader academic dialogue on evidence-based approaches to understanding development challenges and opportunities.
29-08-2026

The Lahore School of Economics organised an Orientation Programme for its newly enrolled students, welcoming them to the beginning of an exciting academic journey. The programme provided students with an opportunity to familiarise themselves with the School’s academic environment, programmes, facilities, policies, and student services. It also offered a valuable platform for interaction with faculty members and fellow students. The orientation reflected the institution’s commitment to supporting students as they embark on their educational journey and become an integral part of the Lahore School community.
27-08-2026

The Lahore School of Economics commemorated Eid Milad-un-Nabi with a gathering that reflected the institution’s respect for Islamic traditions and values. Faculty, staff, and students came together to mark the blessed occasion in a spirit of unity, reverence, and reflection. The celebration provided an opportunity for the Lahore School community to honour the life and teachings of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and to reaffirm the principles of compassion, tolerance, knowledge, and service that continue to inspire individuals and communities everywhere.
27-08-2026

The Lahore School of Economics commemorated Pakistan’s Independence Day on 14 August with members of its Security Team, joined by Dr Shahid Amjad Chaudhry, Rector, Dr Azam Amjad Chaudhry, Pro-Rector, and Major (Retd) Syed Asghar Javed Shirazi, Chief Security Officer. The gathering reflected the institution’s spirit of national pride and collective commitment. The occasion provided an opportunity to recognise the dedicated Security Team and celebrate the values of unity, responsibility, service, and devotion that underpin Pakistan’s independence and continued progress.
27-08-2026

The Faculty Development Workshop on Artificial Intelligence Adoption and Usage was organised by the Faculty of Business Administration at the Lahore School of Economics. The workshop provided faculty members with an opportunity to explore the applications, opportunities, and implications of artificial intelligence in education. Through focused learning and discussion, the initiative supported faculty development and encouraged meaningful engagement with rapidly evolving technologies, strengthening the institution’s commitment to innovation, continuous learning, and academic excellence and relevance today.
27-08-2026

The Human Relations Management Office of the Lahore School of Economics organised an Orientation Session for newly inducted faculty members. Ms Ayesha M Jamal Ansari, Deputy Registrar, Human Relations Management, conducted the session, providing new colleagues with information about the institution, its academic environment, policies, and professional practices. The orientation aimed to facilitate a smooth transition to the Lahore School community, strengthen institutional understanding, and encourage effective collaboration, engagement, and commitment among faculty members from the outset of their careers.
27-08-2026

Dr Azam Chaudhry of the Lahore School of Economics discussed “Why Firms Wait: Two Decades of Experiments on Market Failures and Industrial Policy in Pakistan” at the Eighth International Conference on Applied Development Economics. His presentation examined important questions surrounding firm behaviour, market failures, and industrial policy, drawing on two decades of experimental research. The session contributed to the conference’s academic dialogue by offering valuable insights into Pakistan’s industrial landscape and the policy considerations influencing business decisions and economic development.
27-08-2026

Dr. Shahid Amjad Chaudhry, Rector, Lahore School of Economics, delivered the Welcome Remarks at the Eighth International Conference on Applied Development Economics, hosted by the Lahore School of Economics. His address welcomed distinguished academics, researchers, and participants and highlighted the importance of rigorous research in understanding development challenges. The conference provided a valuable platform for exchanging ideas, presenting evidence-based perspectives, and exploring innovative approaches to economic development, with particular relevance to Pakistan and other emerging economies facing complex challenges.
27-08-2026

Judges actively evaluated projects and creative works presented during the Art Workshop and Social Sciences Project at Lahore School of Economics. The event showcased student innovation, critical thinking, and artistic expression across diverse disciplines. Through detailed assessment and interaction with participants, the judges provided constructive feedback and recognised outstanding efforts. The workshop reflected the institution’s commitment to interdisciplinary learning, creativity, and academic engagement while encouraging students to explore contemporary social and artistic themes through research and practice.
01-06-2026

Dr Shahid Amjad Chaudhry delivered the welcome remarks at the launch event of the “Pakistan Migration Report 2025” hosted by Lahore School of Economics. The event brought together academics, policymakers, and researchers to discuss contemporary migration trends and their social and economic implications for Pakistan. His remarks highlighted the significance of informed research and collaborative dialogue in understanding migration patterns and shaping effective policy responses for national development.
01-06-2026

Dr Sohail Zafar joined MBA graduates of the Class of 2026 for a group photograph during the farewell dinner at Lahore School of Economics. The occasion marked the successful completion of the graduates’ academic journey and celebrated their achievements, friendships, and future aspirations. The gathering provided an opportunity for faculty and students to reflect on shared experiences and to commemorate an important milestone in their professional and academic development.
01-06-2026

Dr Shahid Amjad Chaudhry presented prizes to participants of the Lahore School Dramatic Society following their performances at Lahore School of Economics. The event celebrated student creativity, artistic expression, and theatrical talent, recognising the dedication and hard work demonstrated through the performances. The ceremony reflected the institution’s commitment to promoting extracurricular engagement and fostering a vibrant cultural environment that encourages confidence, collaboration, and artistic excellence among students.
01-06-2026

The Corporate Relations Office hosted a guest lecture for Supply Chain Management students, delivered by Abdul Rehman Butt of Fauji Foods. The session examined evolving global supply chain dynamics, emphasising resilience, collaboration, and technological transformation. Discussing the shift from Just-in-Time to Just-in-Case models, he highlighted AI-driven forecasting, inventory tracking, and strategic resilience. Students gained valuable insight into modern supply chain practices, digital integration, and future industry trends shaping global operations.
01-06-2026

Dr Shahid Amjad Chaudhry delivered the Opening Address at the 8th Annual Business Research Conference on “Managing Business in Pakistan: Resilience and Transformation” hosted by Lahore School of Economics. The conference brought together scholars, researchers, and professionals to discuss contemporary business challenges and emerging opportunities within Pakistan’s evolving economic landscape. His address highlighted the importance of resilience, innovation, and strategic transformation in strengthening sustainable business growth and academic research.
01-06-2026

Students of the Department of Media Studies, Art and Design at Lahore School of Economics presented their final New Media Practices digital campaign projects under the instruction of Naeema Arshad. The campaigns focused on digital entrepreneurship, marketing strategies, and locally developed business ideas. Topics included women’s empowerment, startup challenges, search engine marketing, and online brand visibility. Students also promoted Pakistani products and digital agencies, with all projects evaluated by a distinguished panel of judges.
01-06-2026

The Corporate Relations Office organised a guest speaker session for Industrial Marketing students, featuring Khurram Shahzad of JW Retail. The session explored industrial marketing, corporate leadership, and the evolving role of technology in business operations. Emphasising trust, strategic relationships, and digital transformation, he discussed AI-driven analytics, immersive technologies, and integrated systems shaping modern organisations. Students were also encouraged to develop professional networks and communication skills essential for long-term success in competitive industrial markets.
01-06-2026

The Placement Department of the Lahore School of Economics organised an on-campus recruitment drive for the Graduating Batch of 2026. The session provided students with a valuable opportunity to engage with industry professionals, explore diverse career pathways, and gain practical insights into the evolving corporate landscape. Representing one of Pakistan’s leading business groups, recruiters shared professional guidance and expectations, enabling aspiring graduates to prepare for successful careers and strengthen their transition from academia to the professional world.
21-04-2026

Dr Azam Amjad Chaudhry, Dean of the Faculty of Economics, chaired the Board of Faculty meeting at the Lahore School of Economics. The session reviewed Faculty Research 2025, Faculty Publications and Submissions 2026, and Five-Year Research Programmes (2026–2031) aligned with the institution’s Vision and Mission. The Board also approved introducing a 3-credit-hour Artificial Intelligence course across all undergraduate programmes, replacing Computing for Business & Economics II, thereby reinforcing the School’s commitment to future-ready education.
21-04-2026

The Faculty of Social Sciences at the Lahore School of Economics organised a Board of Studies meeting to review Faculty Research 2025, Faculty Publications and Submissions 2026, and Departmental, Institutional, and Centre-based Five-Year Research Programmes (2026–2031) aligned with the Lahore School’s Vision and Mission. The Board also approved introducing a 3-credit-hour Artificial Intelligence course across all undergraduate programmes, replacing Computing for Business & Economics II, reflecting the institution’s commitment to academic innovation and technological advancement.
21-04-2026

The Department of Media Studies, Art and Design at the Lahore School of Economics convened its Board of Studies to review Faculty Research 2025, Faculty Publications and Submissions 2026, and Five-Year Research Programmes (2026–2031) aligned with the institution’s Vision and Mission. The Board also approved the introduction of a 3-credit-hour Artificial Intelligence course across undergraduate programmes, replacing Computing for Business & Economics II, and its inclusion in the BFA Visual Arts programme in lieu of an elective.
21-04-2026

Dr Ishrat Hussain, former Governor of the State Bank of Pakistan, presented his research on “The Contraction in Large-Scale Manufacturing” at the Nineteenth Annual Conference on Management of the Pakistan Economy at Lahore School of Economics. His compelling analysis explored the structural challenges confronting Pakistan’s industrial sector and their implications for economic progress. The presentation provided valuable insights into policy reforms, productivity enhancement, and industrial revival, fostering meaningful dialogue among scholars, policymakers, and industry leaders committed to strengthening the nation’s economic foundations.
21-04-2026

Dr Azam Amjad Chaudhry, Pro-Rector and Dean of the Faculty of Economics, presented his research titled “Exchange Rate Impact on Trade and Growth” at the Nineteenth Annual Conference on Management of the Pakistan Economy at Lahore School of Economics. His insightful analysis examined the intricate relationship between currency fluctuations, trade competitiveness, and economic expansion. The presentation stimulated scholarly discussion among participants, deepening understanding of macroeconomic dynamics and offering valuable policy recommendations to support Pakistan’s long-term economic stability and growth.
21-04-2026

Dr Shahid Amjad Chaudhry, Rector of the Lahore School of Economics, delivered the opening address at the Nineteenth Annual Conference on Management of the Pakistan Economy, themed “External Vulnerabilities and Economic Growth.” Held at the Lahore School of Economics, the conference convened distinguished academicians, policymakers, and corporate leaders from across Pakistan. His remarks highlighted pressing economic challenges, emphasised sustainable growth strategies, and underscored the vital role of collaborative research and informed policy dialogue in strengthening Pakistan’s economic resilience.
21-04-2026

Dr Shahid Amjad Chaudhry, Rector, the Lahore School of Economics, addressed the 21st Conference on Recent Advances in Mathematical Methods, Models and Applications at the Lahore School of Economics. The conference brought together scholars and experts to discuss emerging developments in mathematical modelling and analytical methods. His address underscored the importance of interdisciplinary research and innovation in addressing complex global challenges, reaffirming the institution’s role in advancing academic scholarship and intellectual discourse.
21-04-2026

The Lahore School of Economics Corporate Relations Office invited Sharjeel Musa Hussain of Nishat Group to speak on the “Future of Globalisation” to Supply Chain Management students. The lecture examined structural challenges in Pakistan’s supply chains while showcasing successful industries such as Sialkot’s surgical goods and Faisalabad’s textiles. Through an engaging, participatory approach, students were encouraged to critically analyse real-world challenges and understand how robust systems and institutional frameworks drive global competitiveness.
21-04-2026

As part of its Distinguished Professional Lecture Series, the Lahore School of Economics Corporate Relations Office hosted Wasif Waseem Ashraf, CEO of 360 Degree Consulting, for Strategic Management students. The interactive session explored key strategic concepts, including the McKinsey 7S framework and the importance of shared values and organisational alignment. Emphasising emotional intelligence and networking, he encouraged students to think strategically about their lives and careers, highlighting how the environment and relationships shape long-term personal and professional success.
21-04-2026

The Lahore School of Economics Corporate Relations Office organised a guest speaker session for Supply Chain Management students, featuring Umar Iqbal of Nimir Industrial Chemicals. He delivered an insightful discussion on modern supply chain practices, emphasising sustainability, ESG integration, and cost optimisation. Highlighting the balance between efficiency and long-term value, he encouraged students to adopt strategic thinking, continuous learning, and adaptability in an evolving global environment, reinforcing the importance of responsible and innovative supply chain management
21-04-2026

Dr Azam Amjad Chaudhry, Pro-rector, Lahore School of Economics, chaired the Board of Faculty meeting at Lahore School of Economics, bringing together all Deans and Directors for a comprehensive institutional review. The session focused on academic planning, programme development, and strategic alignment across departments. It provided an important platform for collaborative decision-making, reinforcing the School’s commitment to academic excellence, governance, and continuous improvement in teaching, research, and institutional effectiveness.
21-04-2026