Accreditation council assesses UoS depts

NAEAC secretary has discussions with faculty members


APP May 30, 2023
University of Sargodha. PHOTO: www.uos.edu.pk

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SARGODHA:

The inspection committee of the National Agricultural Education Accreditation Council (NAEAC) visited the University of Sargodha (UoS) on Monday.

The committee's visit was aimed at assessing the academic quality, infrastructure, and overall standards at the College of Agriculture, University of Sargodha.

The university had requested the NAEAC to review and approve the Departments of Animal Sciences, Agriculture Economics, Extension Agriculture, Soil Sciences and the Department of Food Sciences and Technology.

The Secretary of the Council of the NAEAC, Dr. Abdul Ghaffar, accompanied by a team of experts, inspected various facilities at the agriculture college, examined the educational resources, and engaged in productive discussions with the faculty members and administrative staff.

Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Qaisar Abbas briefed the delegation on significant developments. He said, "The College of Agriculture features modern laboratories and agricultural research nurseries. Notably, a citrus research institute is being built with an investment of Rs550 million.”

He highlighted the shift to solar energy, the introduction of electric buses for student transportation and the initiation of a housing society project. Dr. Abbas underlined the university's focus on internationalization through the establishment of an external link office, enabling enrollment of international students.

Dr. Abdul Ghaffar expressed his appreciation for the University of Sargodha's dedication to maintaining high standards in agricultural education.

He praised the efforts of the faculty, administration and students in promoting an environment of excellence and innovation within the College of Agriculture.

Published in The Express Tribune, May 30th, 2023.

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