Level playing field: IBA welcomes students from rural areas
IBA Karachi held an orientation ceremony for the second batch of students for its Sindh Foundation Programme (SFP).
KARACHI:
To develop the skills of meritorious-cum-needy students from the less privileged districts of Sindh, the Institute of Business Administration (IBA) Karachi held an orientation ceremony for the second batch of students for its Sindh Foundation Programme (SFP). The programme aims to train students so that they can fulfill entry requirements for undergraduate programmes offered at IBA Karachi and elsewhere. The programme’s coordinator, Dr Zeenat Ismail, welcomed the planning and development department’s additional secretary for community development, Aijaz Ahmed Mahesar, as the newly inducted students were given an introduction to the programme.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 5th, 2013.
To develop the skills of meritorious-cum-needy students from the less privileged districts of Sindh, the Institute of Business Administration (IBA) Karachi held an orientation ceremony for the second batch of students for its Sindh Foundation Programme (SFP). The programme aims to train students so that they can fulfill entry requirements for undergraduate programmes offered at IBA Karachi and elsewhere. The programme’s coordinator, Dr Zeenat Ismail, welcomed the planning and development department’s additional secretary for community development, Aijaz Ahmed Mahesar, as the newly inducted students were given an introduction to the programme.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 5th, 2013.