HEC bans 450 programmes in universities
The HEC will not recognise degrees of banned programmes
Varsity vice chancellor says unsafe to keep female students at rented premises. PHOTO: FILE
ISLAMABAD:
Higher Education Commission (HEC) has banned around 450 programmes of different categories in 180 public and private sector universities for not meeting the set quality standards of HEC.
The HEC will not recognise degrees of banned programmes so people have to take their decision timely to avoid inconvenience in future.
The HEC has also banned Imperial College of Business Studies Lahore and Chakwal University and refused to attest the degrees of these institutions.
Published in The Express Tribune, November 12th, 2017.
Higher Education Commission (HEC) has banned around 450 programmes of different categories in 180 public and private sector universities for not meeting the set quality standards of HEC.
The HEC will not recognise degrees of banned programmes so people have to take their decision timely to avoid inconvenience in future.
The HEC has also banned Imperial College of Business Studies Lahore and Chakwal University and refused to attest the degrees of these institutions.
Published in The Express Tribune, November 12th, 2017.