Study in Pakistan, graduate from the University of London

Study in
Pakistan,
graduate from
the University
of London
The World Class: studied
anywhere, valued everywhere.
londoninternational.ac.uk/pakistan
Study for a University of
London degree in Pakistan
A mark of excellence
A degree from the University of London is a
mark of excellence, respected by employers and
universities worldwide. All our programmes
are developed and assessed by the renowned
Colleges of the University of London.
Study without relocating
You can study for your University of London
degree at a recognised teaching institution
in Pakistan, or independently. We work
with top private institutions in Islamabad,
Lahore, Karachi, Faisalabad and Multan.
Join the world class
Our challenging programmes equip you with
the knowledge and skills to succeed in careers in
Pakistan and worldwide. On graduation, you’ll
join a global community of influential alumni.
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Study for a University of London degree in Pakistan
‘KUNDI & KUNDI,
for the better part
of two decades, has
readily employed
Bachelor of Laws
graduates from
the University
of London
International
Programmes. The
degree’s emphasis
on individual
research and selflearning help hone
strong research
skills essential to
a career in law.
As a UoL alumnus
myself, I know
firsthand the
standard that the
UoL demands from
its graduates.’
Muhammad Oves Anwar,
Bachelor of Laws (LLB)
alumnus and Senior Associate,
KUNDI & KUNDI Advocates
and Legal Consultants.
Islamabad-based KUNDI &
KUNDI is the law offices of Chief
Justice (Retd.) Abdul Karim Kundi.
Uzair Jaswal
BSc (Hons) International
Relations current student
‘Studying with the University of
London International Programmes
enabled me to attain a prestigious
degree, while pursuing my dream.
Without the flexibility that the
degree offered me, I would
have been unable to continue
my career as a singer. While my
professional goals are oriented
towards my singing career, my
experience with the University
of London has equipped me
with invaluable life skills. I have
grown personally, academically,
and most importantly as a global
citizen. I would recommend
this degree to anyone seeking
quality education with just
enough flexibility to pursue his
or her creative endeavours.’
Singer Uzair Jaswal has studied
for a BSc International Relations
while pursuing his music career.
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How the University
of London works
The University of London is one of
the world’s leading universities,
internationally recognised for
its high academic standards.
This reputation is based on the
outstanding teaching and research
of its renowned Colleges.
A federation of 17
Colleges and a number
of specialist research
Institutes
In collaboration with
11 Lead Colleges:
Product of the
collaboration
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Khowla Shohaib
BSc (Hons) Accounting
and Finance (2008)
‘Opting for a degree
with the University
of London is a
brilliant decision.
The programme
provides stellar
academic training. It is recognised
internationally and yet can be
obtained in one’s home country.
The degree’s challenging nature
encourages critical thought and
self-evaluation, and prepares you
to compete internationally. It also
helped me establish key skills
imperative for a successful career.’
Khowla is an Assistant Manager
in the Business Excellence Unit
of Corporate Strategy at Telenor
Pakistan. After her completing
her BSc with the University of
London, she was awarded a
scholarship to do a dual master’s
degree at LSE (UK) and Duke
Fuqua School of Business (USA).
Study for a University of London degree in Pakistan
Why study
with the
University
of London?
Founded in 1836, the University
of London is one of the
oldest and most prestigious
universities in the UK.
A trusted name in
global education
The University of London established
the University of London International
Programmes in 1858 to make its
degrees accessible to students
across the world. The International
Programmes now has over 50,000
students worldwide, including more
than 2,900 in Pakistan. Among our
alumni are many people who have
shaped the world we live in, including
leaders of business and industry, judges,
authors, scientists and politicians.
Seven past students have won Nobel
Prizes, among them Nelson Mandela.
An Honours degree
in 3 years
You can complete your Bachelor’s
degree with Honours from the University
of London in only three years, meaning
you will complete your degree a
year earlier than people taking local
qualifications. Three-year Honours
degrees are standard in British education.
A programme
to suit you
Whether you’re a school-leaver, or
a professional looking to take your
career to the next level, the University
of London International Programmes
has a programme to suit you. You can
choose from over 100 degrees, diplomas,
certificates and individual modules at
undergraduate or postgraduate level. A
full list of our courses can be found at:
londoninternational.ac.uk/courses
A UK education at
a reasonable price
Studying with the University of
London International Programmes is
much more affordable than going to
London to study on campus. With no
travel, relocation or accommodation
costs, it represents great value for
money. What’s more, you can continue
working full-time and spread your
payments across your degree.
Standards you
can rely on
You can be confident in the standard of
your University of London degree. The
standard of assessment is consistent
wherever you study, whether on
campus in London, or anywhere in
the world. You are assessed using
dependable methods, such as unseen
examinations. This helps to ensure that
your University of London qualification
is of the same high academic
standard however it is achieved.
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Programmes
developed
by worldleading
Colleges
All programmes offered by
the University of London
International Programmes
draw on the academic
expertise and cutting-edge
research of the University
of London Colleges.
Focus on:
The London School
of Economics and
Political Science (LSE)
LSE has an outstanding reputation for
academic excellence and innovation
in the social sciences. It is ranked fifth
in the UK and 34th in the world in
the Times Higher Education World
University Rankings 2014-15. LSE
provides academic direction for
undergraduate degrees in accounting,
banking, economics, management,
finance and the social sciences.
Undergraduate Laws Programme
For over 100 years, a law degree
from the University of London has
been the first step in the careers of
thousands of lawyers worldwide. The
programme is governed academically
by the law schools of six University of
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London Colleges – UCL, King’s College
London, LSE, Queen Mary, Birkbeck,
and SOAS. Four of these Colleges
(UCL, King’s, LSE, and Queen Mary)
are ranked in the top 50 worldwide
for law (QS World Ranking 2015). You
can study for a Bachelor of Laws (LLB)
or a Certificate of Higher Education in
Common Law (CertHE Common Law),
formerly known as the Diploma in Law.
Royal Holloway,
University of London
Royal Holloway, University of London
is one of the largest University of
London Colleges and has an excellent
reputation for teaching and research.
It is ranked 17th in the UK in the Times
Higher Education World University
Rankings 2014–15. Its renowned
School of Management directs the
BSc Business Administration.
Goldsmiths,
University of London
Goldsmiths, University of London, is
the UK’s leading creative university,
with an emphasis on the highest
academic standards of teaching and
research. Its Department of Computing
is responsible for the BSc Computing
and Information Systems and BSc
Creative Computing degrees.
Study for a University of London degree in Pakistan
Postgraduate Laws Programme
The Postgraduate Laws Programme
is directed by the law schools at UCL
and Queen Mary, which are ranked
11th and 45th respectively in the
world for law (QS World Rankings
2015). The programme offers a wide
choice of courses and more than 30
specialisations. You can study for a
Postgraduate Certificate, Postgraduate
Diploma or Master of Laws (LLM).
MSc Professional
Accountancy
This master’s programme enables
you to gain an MSc degree and your
Association of Chartered Certified
Accountants (ACCA) professional
accountancy qualification at the
same time. Compared with the cost
of studying for an accountancy
qualification and a master’s separately,
this will save time and money for ACCA
students. ACCA affiliates and members
can gain this master’s by studying one
module and a project, complementing
their professional qualification. The
UCL School of Management provides
academic input to the degree.
International Foundation
Programme (IFP)
The IFP is equivalent in standard
to A levels in a UK school, and has
been designed to prepare you for
undergraduate study. Successful
completion of the programme
gives you guaranteed entry to most
undergraduate programmes offered
through the University of London
International Programmes, and also
meets the entry criteria for many
other universities. The IFP must be
studied at a recognised teaching
institution (see pages 16-17 for a list).
Arooj Aziz
LLB (Hons), 2010, and LLM, 2014
‘Having completed my
LLB from UoL, I knew
an LLM from the same
university would be
a good option. The
programme was structured in such
a way that it always challenged my
thought process and gave me a
better perspective on international
law. This degree helped me to get a
job as a lecturer in a local university
where I teach Bachelor of Laws.’
After completing her LLB, Arooj
worked in a law firm for two years
before enrolling for the LLM to
pursue a career in academia.
Khawaja Hussam
Ud Din Roomi
BSc (Hons) Business
Administration, 2014
‘I chose this University
of London degree
because it is from one
of the world’s most
prestigious universities,
and I could study the BSc Business
Administration in Pakistan. I enjoyed
the different subjects I studied
as they provided me with great
knowledge that is helping me in
my career at my family-owned
business, the Mahmood Group.’
Since completing his degree, Hussam
has been working as an executive
director in his family’s textile
business, the Mahmood Group.
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Globally recognised
qualifications
the necessary courses. The degree
is currently recognised by various
Bar Councils in Pakistan.
High Court licence
Master of Laws (LLM) graduates
are able to apply for a High Court
licence straight away, bypassing
the usual requirement of serving
two years in the lower courts.
Shadha Zawawi
Our degrees are recognised
and respected internationally,
as well as in Pakistan.
HEC recognition
BSc and master’s degrees from the
University of London International
Programmes are recognised by the
Higher Education Commission of
Pakistan (HEC) as being equivalent to the
corresponding degrees from Pakistan.
A Qualifying
Law Degree
The University of London Bachelor
of Laws (LLB) degree is recognised
for entry into the legal profession
in England, Wales and in other
jurisdictions, provided you study
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LLB (Hons), 2011
‘I embarked on the
laws programme
whilst I was working
full-time as a teacher
in Karachi. The way
my career path has steered into
the aspired direction speaks for
the value of my degree. During the
summer break of my second year
I was offered an internship in the
law firm I am currently working in.
My employers, a Dubai-based law
firm, offered me a job as a full-time
associate for after I graduated,
before I even finished my degree.’
Shadha moved to Dubai to accept
a position at a law firm, where she
is now a senior associate. Read an
interview with Shadha on London
Connection: bit.ly/zawawi
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Fast track to
professional
accreditation
Master’s scholarships
at LSE
Graduates of the BSc Accounting and
Finance and BSc Banking and Finance
degrees who wish to continue to
professional accreditation may be able
to get exemptions for certain modules
from five professional bodies. This
means that if you pass the required
combination of courses on your
degree, you will be able gain your
professional accreditation more quickly.
-Association of Chartered Certified
Accountants (ACCA)
-Chartered Institute of Management
Accountants (CIMA)
-Institute of Chartered Accountants in
England and Wales (ICAEW)
-Institute of Certified Public
Accountants of Singapore (ICPAS)
-CPA Australia
A gateway to
postgraduate study
University of London graduates have
gone on to master’s and PhD level
studies at some of the world’s best
universities. This includes Oxford,
Cambridge, LSE, UCL and Warwick
University in the UK, and Dartmouth,
MIT, Colombia University, University
of Melbourne, National University
of Singapore, Peking University,
and many more internationally.
A number of scholarships for
MSc study at LSE are awarded
annually to University of London
International Programmes students
who have successfully completed an
undergraduate degree academically
directed by LSE, and who have also
been accepted for postgraduate study
at LSE. The scholarships are awarded
on academic performance. Several
Pakistani students have won the
scholarships in the past few years.
Nida Sohail
Chaudhary
BSc (Hons) Economics, 2014
‘I wouldn’t have been
able to do my master’s
from LSE had it not
been for the University
of London International
Programmes scholarship. When I
got to LSE I found my BSc studies
had equipped me with in-depth
knowledge, and familiarity with
the teaching style and examination
format in the UK. So I feel that
the University of London degree
put me at an equal footing, or
perhaps even an advantage to the
other students on my master’s.’
Nida earned a First Class degree and
was awarded a scholarship to do an
MSc Economics at LSE. She plans to
pursue a teaching career in Pakistan.
Watch a video interview with Nida
on Facebook: bit.ly/nida-s-c
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Qualifications that
employers value
Holding an internationallyrecognised degree from
the University of London
will give you a competitive
edge when job hunting.
Gain skills for
your career
University of London degrees not only
give you an in-depth knowledge of
your chosen subject, but also skills
that employers value, such as problem
solving, analytical thinking and selfdiscipline. Our students tell us their
studies broaden their thinking and
challenge them to consider issues
in a wider international context.
Opening doors to
lucrative careers
University of London International
Programmes graduates from Pakistan
have gone on to careers in a range
of industries including finance,
law, health, the civil service, as well
as at international NGOs and aid
organisations. Specific organisations
include professional services firms
such as Deloitte and PwC, banks such
as Bank Alfalah and Societe Generale,
the Foreign Service of Pakistan,
and numerous leading law firms.
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High employment
rates among
graduates
University of London graduates
have high rates of employment
after graduation and many go on
to further study, according to a First
Destinations survey carried out by
the University of London’s Careers
Group. The survey showed more than
86 per cent of graduates worldwide
taking final exams in 2013 were in
work or study within six months of
completing their qualification.
Faryal Mazhar
LLB (Hons), 2004
‘After completing my LLB
in 2004, I worked as an
in-house legal counsel
for various companies,
before pursuing my
LLM in Scotland. Currently, I am
working as an in-house lawyer for
one of the largest conglomerates
in Pakistan and as a Company
Secretary for its power generation
subsidiaries. I owe my success to the
University of London as this degree
has paved strong grounds for me to
face insurmountable challenges.’
Faryal is an Alumni Ambassador
for the LLB, view her contact
details on page 14.
Study for a University of London degree in Pakistan
Hear from
employers
SNL Financial
‘I have found University of London
graduates to be competent individuals
with strong communication and
problem-solving skills that allow
them to add further value to their
respective departments. They exhibit
professionalism and exceptional
understanding of business ethics. With
an educational background in a diverse
field of study, the UoL graduate thinks
outside the box and is able to properly
articulate their thoughts while keeping
the perspectives of others in mind.’
Qasim Malik, Senior Manager,
Human Resources, SNL Pakistan
SNL Financial is a global provider of
business intelligence. Over the past
few years, it has hired University of
London graduates in its Pakistan
office for a variety of roles.
Cornelius, Lane
& Mufti
‘Compared to any local law programme,
the University of London programme is
much better, in particular the manner
in which graduates are examined to
test their ability to understand and
apply legal concepts. The firm has
an internship programme in which
fresh graduates from local and foreign
universities are hired. It has been
consistently observed that University
of London graduates demonstrate a
stronger conceptual understanding
of law and good work ethic.’
Waleed Khalid, Partner, Cornelius,
Lane & Mufti, Pakistan
Law firm Cornelius, Lane & Mufti,
which has offices in Lahore and
Islamabad, has hired approximately
15 University of London International
Programmes graduates.
Hassan Ahmed
BSc (Hons) Economics
and Finance, 2011
‘I started my SNL career
from SNL’s Islamabad
office. My first role was
that of a support to
SNL’s Europe-based
team and clients, and my University
of London degree was what set me
apart from other colleagues. Being
an international, UK-based degree,
it immediately resonated with the
hiring managers and gave them the
confidence to trust my knowledge.
Currently, I am working with one
of the top 5 investment banks in
the world on developing their risk
assessment models. I have my UoL
degree to thank for giving me the
ability to collaborate meaningfully
with such industry veterans.’
After beginning his career in
the Pakistan office of global
business intelligence company
SNL Financial, Hassaan gained
a transfer to the London office,
where he is an Account Manager.
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About your
study
Studying with the University
of London is a challenging
and rewarding experience.
Study at an
institution or study
independently
In Pakistan, you can study with a local
teaching institution that supports our
programmes. For even greater flexibility,
you can study independently. A list of
teaching institutions is on page 16.
Study support from
the University
of London
All our students have access to
study materials that draw on
the cutting-edge research of
the Colleges of the University of
London. This includes a range of
printed and online resources, such
as subject guides, a Virtual Learning
Environment, and an online library.
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Student life at
teaching institutions
Teaching institutions offer lectures and
seminars which help you to structure
your studies. They also offer a range of
facilities, services and activities to make
your study experience both enjoyable
and enriching. This can include
libraries, computer labs, internship
programmes, careers guidance, sports
teams and extra-curricular activities.
Flexible study periods
You don’t need to put your life on
hold to study. You can study fulltime and complete your degree in
three years, or you can space your
study around your work and family
commitments. If you travel you
can take your studies with you.
Local exams
The Colleges of the University of
London are responsible for setting and
marking exams. However, you do not
need to come to London to take exams
– you can take your exams at exam
centres in six cities across Pakistan.
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Achievement Awards
The University of London International
Programmes offers financial support
to undergraduate students in Pakistan
through its Academic Achievement
Awards. These are awarded to the top
five Undergraduate Laws students and
the top five students on Economics,
Management, Finance and the Social
Sciences programmes after their first
year of study with the University. This
award covers University of London
fees in the student’s second year. For
more info visit: londoninternational.
ac.uk/achievement-awards
How to apply and
entry requirements
The application deadline for
undergraduate programmes
is 1 October each year, for the
International Foundation Programme
it is 15 September, and postgraduate
application deadlines vary. Further
information, including entry
requirements, English language
requirements and how to apply
online, can be found on the
programme web pages:
londoninternational.ac.uk/courses
If you intend to study at a local
institution, you should contact them
for advice before submitting an
application. Teaching institutions
may have earlier deadlines.
Muhammad
Mustafa Khan
LLB (2014)
‘The University of
London LLB is one of
the best law degrees
available to aspiring
young law students.
It not only enhanced
my analytical, writing and research
skills but also helped me develop an
argumentative approach towards
life by forcing me to look at both
sides of the picture. I was even able
to participate in extracurricular
activities and represent my
institute – and my country – in
national and international Moot
Court Competitions. I would like
to say to all my fellow students
that nothing is impossible and you
can all achieve great milestones
by being self-motivated.’
Muhammad Mustafa was the
top LLB graduate in the world in
2014, and achieved the highest
aggregate mark of any graduate
worldwide this century. Read an
interview with him on London
Connection: bit.ly/m-m-khan
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Get advice from
Alumni Ambassadors
Alumni Ambassadors are graduates
who have volunteered to offer advice
and study tips to prospective and
current students. You can email the
Ambassadors below for advice, or for
a full list visit: londoninternational.
ac.uk/alumniambassadors
Law
Fawad Baluch, LLB (Hons), 2014
[email protected]
Fawad is currently working with a highly
regarded law firm based in Pakistan.
He can offer advice on study materials,
exam preparation and how to approach
the programme as a full-time student.
Syeda Mehak Imran, LLB (Hons), 2012
[email protected]
An Advocate of the High Court, Mehak
is currently practicing in the Lower
and High Courts of Pakistan. She is also
teaching Contract law at a teaching
institution. Mehak can help with
study skills and exam techniques.
Saad Hasan, LLB (Hons), 2011
[email protected]
Saad works in Criminal and Civil
litigation in Pakistan. He is also
involved in teaching Criminal law and
Criminology at teaching institutions.
Saad can provide assistance on
course options, preparation for the
academic year, and offer insight into
the practical application of the course.
Faryal Mazhar, LLB (Hons), 2004
[email protected]
After her LLB, Faryal completed an LLM
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in the UK. She spent five years working
in a reputed law firm in Pakistan, and
is now Senior Legal Counsel for one of
the largest conglomerates in Pakistan.
See a profile of Faryal on page 10.
Zeeshan Mansoor, LLB (Hons), 2006
[email protected]
After working as a corporate lawyer,
Zeeshan studied for an LLM in the
UK. He is now doing a PhD at the
University of Groningen, Netherlands.
Sundas Khan, LLB (Hons), 2012
[email protected]
Sundas is currently teaching Human
Rights law and Islamic law at a teaching
institution in Islamabad. She is also the
head of the Reggio Emilia program
at Edopia (an IB system school). She
can advise on exploring alternative
careers with a degree in law.
Hiba Thobani, LLB (Hons), 2013
[email protected]
Hiba completed her Bar course in the UK,
graduating in 2014 with the Joan Denning
Award for being the Top Student in the
Commonwealth from Lincoln’s Inn. She is
a licensed Advocate in Pakistan, practicing
banking and commercial litigation.
Naheed Shiraz Merchant, LLM, 2012
[email protected]
Naheed graduated with Merit from
the LLM, specialising in Corporate
and Commercial Law. She now works
for Meezan Bank Ltd in Karachi as
Senior Law Officer in their Legal &
Corporate Affairs Department.
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Economics, Management, Finance
and the Social Sciences degrees
Saad Ansari, BSc (Hons) Economics
and Management, 2011
[email protected]
Saad is a marketing professional
who has worked at multinationals
including Shell, Barclays and JWT.
He is currently doing an MBA at a
local university. He can advise you
on study skills and key areas to focus
on to excel in the corporate world.
Nida Sohail Chaudhary,
BSc (Hons) Economics, 2014
[email protected]
Nida was one of the top BSc Economics
students worldwide in 2014, winning
a scholarship to do an MSc Economics
at LSE. Nida can advise on efficient
studying strategies and on how to
avoid making common mistakes.
See a profile of Nida on page 9.
Ali Jamshed, BSc (Hons)
Accounting and Finance, 2013
[email protected]
After graduating, Ali pursued a
master’s from LSE and worked
as an investment banker. Ali can
advise on course material, exam
preparation and career guidance in
commercial and academic fields.
Bilal Kiani, BSc (Hons) Accounting
and Finance, 2010
[email protected]
Bilal works in business development
at one of Pakistan’s leading banks.
He gained eight exemptions for his
ACCA qualifications, which he did
while working. He has experience
in commercial and corporate
banking and can offer guidelines
on effective time management,
study skills and career advice.
Jafar Rizvi, BSc (Hons) Accounting
and Finance, 2014
[email protected]
Soon after graduating, Jafar moved
to New Zealand, where he is currently
pursuing a Graduate Diploma in
Professional Accountancy. Jafar
can provide advice on managing
your studies, making course
decisions and any general query
related to the programme
Rabia Saeed, BSc (Hons)
Management with Law, 2005
[email protected]
Rabia Saeed is an Attorney of the
High Court, and is currently working
as a lecturer for the LLB, and as
a legal consultant at SKIM legal
associates. Rabia is also studying
part-time for a postgraduate laws
qualification from the University of
London. She can offer advice on
study methods, how to maintain
good scores, how to enrol for the
local Bar, and how to get internships.
Khurram Sajjad, BSc (Hons)
Information Systems and
Management, 2012
[email protected]
After completing his BSc, Khurram
did an MSc Computer Science in the
UK. He is now working as a business
development executive in a reputable
software development organisation
in Pakistan. He can offer advice on a
wide range of issues, including course
selection, study materials, consultancy
or advice on professional life.
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Teaching
institutions
in Pakistan
Whilst many of our students
study independently, a
large proportion choose to
access additional tuition
support at an independent
teaching institution.
We work with a network of about
140 teaching centres worldwide,
of which more than 75 have
gained full recognition within our
Teaching Institutions Recognition
Framework (TIRF). There are two
categories of recognition: Affiliate
Centre and Registered Centre.
•Affiliate Centre: This is the highest
level of recognition. Students
can expect high quality teaching,
highly developed pastoral care
and educational guidance, and
excellent resources and facilities that
enhance their learning experience.
•Registered Centre: Students can
expect to be taught by well-qualified
teachers, receive learning support
and guidance on their studies, and
to have access to resources and
facilities that benefit their studies.
Below is a list of the teaching
institutions that are recognised
by the University of London
International Programmes or have
formally commenced the process of
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becoming recognised. Please note, the
programmes listed are those offered
by the institution. Institutions may not
currently be recognised for all of the
programmes they offer. For an up-todate list visit: londoninternational.
ac.uk/onlinesearch/institutions
For more information on the
TIRF and advice on choosing an
institution, visit: londoninternational.
ac.uk/teaching-institutions
Affiliate Centres
Pakistan College of Law
Lahore
pcl.edu.pk
Programmes: CertHE Common Law; LLB
Roots College International
DHA and IVY campuses
Islamabad and Faisalabad
rootsschool.edu.pk
Programmes: International Foundation
Programme; CertHE Common Law;
LLB; BSc and Diploma programmes
in Economics, Management,
Finance and the Social Sciences;
BSc Computing and Information
Systems; BSc Creative Computing
The Millennium University College
Islamabad
tmuc.edu.pk
Programmes: International Foundation
Programme; BSc programmes
in Economics, Management,
Finance and the Social Sciences
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Roots College International
Wellington campus
Islamabad
rootsinternational.edu.pk
Programmes: International Foundation
Programme; LLB; BSc programmes
in Economics, Management,
Finance and the Social Sciences
The Institute of Legal Studies (TILS)
Islamabad, Lahore and Multan
tils.edu.pk
Programmes: CertHE Common Law; LLB
University College Lahore
Lahore and Multan
ucl.edu.pk
Programmes: International Foundation
Programme, CertHE Common Law;
LLB; BSc Business Administration;
BSc and Diploma programmes
in Economics, Management,
Finance and the Social Sciences
Registered Centres
Bay View College
Karachi
bayviewhigh.com
Programmes: BSc programmes
in Economics, Management,
Finance and the Social Sciences
Islamabad School of Law
Islamabad
L’Ecole for Advanced Studies
Karachi
lecole.edu.pk
Programmes: CertHE Common
Law; LLB; BSc programmes in
Economics, Management, Finance
and the Social Sciences
School of International Law
Islamabad
sil.edu.pk
Programmes: CertHE Common Law,
LLB, LLM
Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Institute of Science and
Technology (SZABIST)
Karachi
szabist.edu.pk
Programme: LLB
University College of Islamabad
Islamabad
uci.edu.pk
Programmes: CertHE Common Law;
LLB; Diploma and BSc programmes
in Economics, Management,
Finance and the Social Sciences
The following institution has
commenced the process for
becoming recognised:
LGS Defence International
Degree Programme
Lahore
isl.org.pk
Programmes: CertHE Common Law; LLB
lgsdefenceinternationaldegree.com
Programmes: LLB; BSc Business
Administration; BSc programmes
in Economics, Management,
Finance and the Social Sciences
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Graduating
from the
University
of London
The award you receive
When you graduate, you are awarded
a University of London degree,
diploma or certificate. The final
parchment includes the University
of London logo and signature of
the Vice-Chancellor, and indicates
which University of London College
conducted your examinations.
Graduation ceremony
in London or Pakistan
You may attend the University of
London International Programmes
graduation ceremony in London.
This is usually held in March and
presided over by the Vice-Chancellor,
or Chancellor, HRH The Princess Royal.
If you attend a teaching institution,
you also have the option of attending
your institution’s graduation ceremony
in Pakistan. These ceremonies are
often attended by senior academic
staff from the University of London.
Mujtaba Raja
LLB (Hons) 2014
‘Getting to go to
the graduation
ceremony in
London was an
overwhelming
experience, and
hearing your name called across
the stage – nothing beats it. It
feels amazing to be an alumni
of the University of London and
I look forward to an ever-lasting
connection to the University.’
After completing his LLB in
Pakistan, Mujtaba moved to
London to do his Bar Professional
Training Course. He plans to work
in litigation in Karachi. Watch a
video interview with Mujtaba on
Facebook: bit.ly/mujtaba-raja
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Study for a University of London degree in Pakistan
Alumni Association
Photos from the University of London graduation ceremony 2015
Your journey with the University
of London does not end when
you graduate. On graduation, you
become a member of the University
of London International Programmes
Alumni Association, which has over
100,000 members worldwide. The
Alumni Association provides a range
of opportunities to stay in touch with
the University and fellow graduates.
Izzah Kamal Meyer
BSc (Hons) Economics and
Management, 2010
‘Having the
University of
London on my CV
definitely got me a
positive response
from employers.
It helped me land a job at the
National University of Sciences
and Technology (NUST) – a top
university in Pakistan – as an
Assistant Manager in the Industrial
Liaison Office. Another area where
this degree came in handy was
when I was applying for graduate
school. I got accepted to both
New York University (NYU) and
Columbia University. I chose
the latter to pursue a master’s
in economics and policy.’
Izzah is now a data analyst
at the Institute of Education
and Social Policy at NYU.
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For further information on the range
of programmes we offer, please visit
our website or contact us at:
The Student Advice Centre
University of London
Senate House
London WC1E 7HU
United Kingdom
Telephone +44 (0)20 7862 8360
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