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Skills vs degrees

In today’s age of artificial intelligence (AI) and disruptive technologies, the world of work is transforming at a speed never seen before. Traditional university degrees, once considered the hallmark of success, are no longer...

GOVERNANCE: CHOOSING THE HEC CHAIRPERSON

The top job in Pakistani higher education is, by design, a temporary one. The chairperson of the Higher Education Commission (HEC) now gets a mere two years — instead of four — to steward the country’s higher education res...

14-Sep-2025 Read More

Education disrupted

A MIX of natural calamities, terrorism and bureaucratic ineptitude has resulted in difficulties for students in KP’s Khyber tribal district. In fact, the situation in Khyber reminds us of the disruptions in education that tens...

14-Sep-2025 Read More

Do varsities still matter in the age of AI and micro-credentials?

Universities around the world are under siege. Rising tuition fees, declining graduate employability and the rapid spread of micro-credentials and AI-powered learning platforms have led many to ask: is a university degree still ...

14-Sep-2025 Read More

Bahria University takes learning beyond campus

Islamabad : Universities have long been viewed as ‘ivory towers,’ detached from society’s immediate concerns. But the notion never resonated with Bahria University rector Vice Admiral (r) Asif Khaliq. To him, academi...

14-Sep-2025 Read More

Thousands of students to benefit from new TVET accords with China

ISLAMABAD: Thousands of Pakistani students and professionals are set to benefit from a series of landmark agreements signed between Pakistan’s National Vocational and Technical Training Commission (NAVTTC) and leading Chinese ...

14-Sep-2025 Read More