lwuniversity pros year 2012

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Faculty of

Natural Sciences

Bio-Technology

Botany

Chemistry

EnvironmentalScience

Geography

Pharmacy Physics

Zoology


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Deans Message

Faculty of Natural Sciences has an outstanding legacy of producing leaders in academia, medicines

and health, engineering, government and non-government organizations and leaders in local commu-

nities. We are student-centered faculty with healthy mix of undergraduate and graduate students and

post-doctoral researchers. Our faculty is highly committed; they go well beyond the traditional methods

of teaching in order to deliver an integrated and holistic educational experience at both the undergradu-ate and graduate levels. They blend theory and practice with a genuine concern for the learning and

success of their students. It is an exceptional group of scientists who are involved not only in high class

research, but are also deeply dedicated to undergraduate education. This is reflected in their creative

teaching methods, mentoring and devotion to undergraduate research. We are committed to help our

students gain excellent training that includes a strong foundation in the sciences and the freedom to

shape their own professional paths.

Faculty of Natural Sciences offers degree programs in various disciplines including; Botany, Chemistry,

Prof. Dr.

Kausar Jamal Cheema

Physics, Geography, Zoology, Biotechnology, Environmental Science and Pharmacy. The curriculum and courses in every

discipline are regularly updated which fosters wider perspectives and maintains the competitive edge required for the next

generation of leaders by bringing together a diversity of experience and interests. Our faculty and students perform researchon a range of scientific problems of immediate relevance to the local, regional and global issues. They are funded from a

variety of sources including the Higher Education Commission, Pakistan Science Foundation, Environmental Protection

Department, British Council, USAID, private industry and many others. In science, there are no barriers and the Faculty of

Natural Sciences has included in its educational objectives enhancing interactions with diverse peers in order to stimulate the

minds of students to make their academic work more professional and creative.

Finally, here are few words for prospective students. Science is truly intriguing. It is full of excitement and a life-long activity. All

you need to do is aim high and work hard.


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Department of

Biotechnology

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OverviewBiotechnology is the application of biological organisms, system or process to produce substances or

process useful to mankind. New and modern biotechnology grew out of advances in biological sciences

such as genetics, microbiology, and biochemistry and information technology.

Teaching and research in the field of biotechnology must be strengthened in Pakistan not only to assimilate

the progress made in the world but also to undertake research for solving our own specific problems. This

would be possible only by producing well-trained scientific manpower in our country. It is therefore urgently

required that well- planned academic programs in biotechnology are incorporated in our education system.

Realizing the importance of strengthening teaching and research in this field, Lahore College for Women

University, Lahore has established a state of the art Biotechnology department to cater the challenges of

21st century. This department will hopefully help in producing well-trained professionals who shall be instru-

mental in establishing and developing this crucial science and technology in Pakistan. Therefore, a great

deal of attention must be paid to human resources and infrastructure development. We try to provide our

students as well as faculty members most intellectually stimulating environment for their academics and

research. We aim to work hard to do potential research in the field of Biotechnology.

Prof. Dr. Shagufta NazHead of the Department

Degree Programs OFFERED

BS Biotechnology

MS Biotechnology

PhD Biotechnology

Biotechnology


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BS PROGRAM

Scheme of STUDIES

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Learning OBJECTIVES1. To provide quality education in the field of biotechnology.

2. To develop human resource that can work successfully in this field of science.

OUTCOMES1. To place the graduates at maximum benefits in the competitive job market.

2. To provide a sound base to future scholars who want to be expert in

Biotechnology.

BiotechnologyEligibility CRITERIA

F.Sc pre-medical, A levels or

equivalent .

All other requirements as per

university admission policy

(Please see university eligibilitycriteria for BS admission)

Duration: 4 years

Total Credit Hours: 136

CC/Eng-101 3+0Language in use (English-I) (C)

CodeCr.

Hr.Semester 1

CC/IsI-101 2+0Islamic Studies/Ethics (C)

Min/Bot-101 3+1Diversity of Plants

(Ecology, Biodiversity & Evolution I) (G)

Min/Chem-101 3+1General inorganic chemistry (Inorganic Chemistry) (G)

(covers general lab practices & biosafety)

Maj/BTMB-101 3+1Cell Biology (M)

Total Credit Hours 17(3)

CC/Eng-102 3+0Academic reading & writing (English-II) (C)

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Hr.Semester 2

CC/PS-101 2+0Pakistan Studies (C)

CC/Math-101 3+0Biomathematics (C)

Min/Chem-102 2+1Physico-organic Chemistry (Physical Chemistry)(G)

Min/Zool-101 2+1Ecology, Biodiversity & Evolution II (G)

(Animal Diversity)

Maj/BTMB-102 2+1Genetics (M)


CC/Eng-201

CC/CS-201

Min/Chem-201

EC/Geo-201

EC/Psy-201

EC/Stat-201

Maj/Biotech-201

Maj/Biotech-202

3+0

2+1

2+1

3+0

2+1

2+1

Communication Skills (English-III)

(Computer Application) Introduction to Computer Science

Physio-organic Chemistry - II (Organic Chemistry)

Human Geography

Psychology of Adjustment

Statistical Inference (choose any one)

Biochemistry-I

Microbiology

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Hr.Semester 3

Total Credit Hours 18

CC/Phy-201

EC/Stat-201

EC/Geo-203

EC/Psy-203

EC/Stat-203

Maj/Biotech-203

Maj/Biotech-204

Maj/Biotech-205

3+0

3+0

3+0

2+1

2+1

2+1

Physics for Biologists

Probability & Biostatistics

Geography of Pakistan

Organization &Social Psychology

Introduction to Regression Analysis & Experiment

(choose any one)

Analytical Chemistry & Instrumentation

Biochemistry-II

Molecular Biology

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Biotechnology

CC/Math-201 2+1Biomathematics

CodeCr.

Hr.Semester 6

FC/BTMB-307 2+1Microbial Biotechnology (F)

Maj/BTMB-308 2+1Agriculture Biotechnology (M)

Maj/BTMB-309 2+1Food Biotechnology (M)

EC/BTMB-301 3+0Elective-I

Maj/Biotech-310 3+0Research Methodology & Skill Enhancement


FC/BTMB-301 2+1Introduction to Biotechnology (F)

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Hr.Semester 5

FC/BTMB-302 2+1Immunology (F)

FC/BTMB-303 2+1Methods in Molecular & Cell Biology (F)

Maj/BTMB-304 3+0Principles of Biochemical Engineering (M)

Maj/BTMB-305 1+2Bioinformatics (M)

Maj/Biotech-306 2+1Genetic Resources & Conservation


Maj/BTMB-401 3+0Health Biotechnology (M)

Code

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Hr.Semester 7

Maj/BTMB-402 1+0Seminar-I (M)

Maj/BTMB-403 2+1Environment Biotechnology (M)

Maj/Biotech-404 2+0Genomics and Proteomics

EC/BTMB-401 3+0Elective-II

Maj/Biotech-405 3+0Industrial Biotechnology


EC/Biotech**

Maj/Biotech-406

EC/Biotech**

Maj/Biotech-407***

CC/Biotech-401

3+0

1+0

3+0

6+0

2+0

Elective-III

Seminar-II

Elective-IV

Research Dissertation, Research Project, Internship,

Special Paper

Biosafety &Bioethics

Code

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Hr.Semester 8


LIST OF SPECIALIZED COURSESPharmaceutical Biotechnology 3(3+0)*

Plant Biotechnology 3(3+0)*

Fungal Biotechnology 3(3+0)*

Waste Management 3(3+0)*

Water and Waste-water Treatment 3(3+0)*

Biofuels and Biorefineries 3(3+0)*

Molecular Diagnostics 3(3+0)*

Biosensors 3(3+0)*Radiobiology 3(3+0)*

Marine Biotechnology 3(3+0)*

Nanobiotechnology 3(3+0)*

Virology 3(3+0)*

Cell and Tissue Culture 3(2+1)*

Fermentation Biotechnology 3(3+0)*


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MS PROGRAM

Scheme of STUDIES

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Learning OBJECTIVESThe aim of this education will be to:

1. Train human resources particularly women in this advanced and challenging field.

2. Develop skills which are definitely job oriented

OUTCOMES

1. Production of skilled personnel in a variety of deciplines of biotechnology.

2. To provide a sound base to future scholars who want to be expert in Biotechnology.

Biotechnology

Biotech-501 2+1Instrumentation and Analytical Biotechnology

CodeCr.

Hr.Semester 1

Biotech-503 2+1Molecular Biology

Biotech-507 2+1Plant Tissue Culture

Biotech-5* 2+1Elective Course


Biotech-502 2+1Bioinformatics

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Hr.Semester 2

Biotech-511 2+1Medical Biotechnology

Biotech-527

Biotech-5*

2+1Forensic Biotechnology

2+1Elective Course


Eligibility CRITERIA

16 years of education i.e

BS/M.Sc in Biotechnology,

Botany, Biochemistry, Zoology,

Environmental sciences,

Agricultural sciences and

Pharmacy, Homeopathic

medicine, Medical Lab

Technology or equivalent.

All other requirements are as

per university admission policy

(Please see university eligibility

criteria for MS admission)

Duration: 2 yearsTotal Credit Hours: 36

Biotech-602 10Research &Thesis

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Hr.Semester 3 & 4

Biotech-601 2Seminar



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Biotechnology

LIST OF SPECIALIZED COURSESCorse Code Course Title Credit Hours

Biotech-501

Biotech-502

Biotech-503

Biotech-504

Biotech-505

Biotech-506

Biotech-507

Biotech-508

Biotech-509

Biotech-510

Biotech-511

Biotech-512

Biotech-513

Biotech-514

Biotech-515

Biotech-516

Biotech-517

Biotech-518Biotech-519

Biotech-520

Biotech-521

Biotech-522

Biotech-523

Biotech-524

Biotech-525

Biotech -526

Biotech -527

Instrumentation and Analytical Biotechnology

Bioinformatics

Molecular Biology

Project Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation

Genomics and Proteomics

Essentials of Microbiology

Plant Tissue Culture

Enzyme Engineering and Technology

Microbial Taxonomy

Perspectives of Biotechnology

Medical Biotechnology

Microbial Diversity

Applications of Genetic Engineering

Commercial Application of Plant Tissue Culture

Business and Technical Communication Skills

Fermentation and its Industrial Application

Cellular Microbiology

Food and Dairy MicrobiologyMycology

Immunology

Animal Biotechnology

Plant Biotechnology

Instrumentation in Biotechnology

Industrial Biotechnology

Biosensors and Bioelectronics

Forensic Biotechnology

Advances in Plant Biotechnology

Grand Total Credit Hours: 12+12+12=36

3(2+1)

3(2+1)

3(2+1)

3(2+1)

3(2+1)

3(2+1)

3(2+1)

3(2+1)

3(2+1)

3(2+1)

3(2+1)

3(2+1)

3(2+1)

3(2+1)

3(2+1)

3(2+1)

3(2+1)

3(2+1)3(2+1)

3(2+1)

3(2+1)

3(2+1)

3(2+1)

3(2+1)

3(2+1)

3(2+1)

3(2+1)

SPECIALIZATION OFFERED

Plant Biotechnology

Plant Genomics

Algal biotechnology

Genetic Manipulation and Protein Engineering

Industrial Microbiology


Industrial and Clinical Microbiology

Health Biotechnology

Human Genetics


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Biotech-702

Biotech -723

Biotech -727

*To be chosen from the list of courses for PhD in Biotechnology according tothe specialzation of the student

** Any elective course related to specialization

3

3

3

Bioethics, Biosafety and IPR

Recombinant DNA Technology II

Research Reading I *

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Hr.Semester 1

Total Credi t Hours 9

Biotech -726

Biotech -728

Biotech -7**

3

3

3


Research Reading II

Elective Course

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Hr.Semester 2


Ph.D. PROGRAM

Scheme of STUDIES

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Learning OBJECTIVES1. To provide facilities and training for high quality research in the field of Biotechnology.

2. Establish a forum for exchange of information on national and international level.

Outcomes1. To produce skills in the graduates which can help in solving the problems of the

country

2. Graduates will benefit the agriculture as well as industrial sector by contributing their

research findings

BiotechnologyEligibility CRITERIA

16 years of education i.e

BS/M.Sc in Biotechnology,

Botany, Biochemistry, Zoology,

Environmental sciences,

Agricultural sciences and

Pharmacy, Homeopathic

medicine, Medical Lab

Technology or equivalent.

All other requirements are as

per university admission policy


criteria for Ph.D. admission)


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List of Permanent FACULTY

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Biotechnology

LIST OF SPECIALIZED COURSESCorse Code Course Title Credit Hours

Biotech-701

Biotech -702

Biotech -703

Biotech -704

Biotech -705

Biotech -706

Biotech -707

Biotech -708

Biotech -709

Biotech -710

Biotech -711

Biotech -712

Biotech -713

Biotech -714

Biotech -715

Biotech -716

Biotech -717

Biotech -718Biotech -719

Biotech -720

Biotech -721

Biotech -722

Biotech -723

Biotech -724

Biotech -725

Biotech -726

Biotech -727

Biotech -728

Biotech -729

Biotech -730

Biotech -731

Biotech -732

Analytical Techniques in Biotechnology.

Bioethics, Biosafety and IPR

Bioinstrumentation and Biostatistics.

Biology of Cloning Vectors.

Bioprocess Technology.

Bioremediation.

Biosensors and Bioelectronics.

Enzyme Engineering and Technology.

Environmental Biotechnology.

Environmental Microbiology and Public Health.

Gene Manipulation.

Genetic Engineering and Other aspects of Biotechnology.

Industrial Biotechnology.

Microbial Biotechnology.

Microbial Genetics.

Microbial Products.

Microbial Taxonomy.

Nanobiotechnology.Phytochemicals and Herbal Medicines.

Plant Tissue Culture.

Commercial Application of Plant Tissue Culture

Recombinant DNA Technology I

Recombinant DNA Technology II

Cellular Signalling.

Industrial Production of Secondary Metabolites


Bioinformatics

Research Reading II

Advances in Plant Biotechnology

Gene and protein (Problem based learning)

Protein secondary structure prediction(Problem based learning)

Journal club presentation

Grand Total Credit Hours: 9+9=18

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

33

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

Prof. Dr. Shagufta Naz

HOD, M. Sc. Botany, Ph.D. Plant Biotechnology (PU),

Professor

Dr. Faiza Saleem

M.Sc. Zoology, Ph.D. (M.B) (PU) Assistant Prof.

(TTS)

Dr. Mehwish Iqtedar

M.Sc. Zoology, Ph.D. (M.B) (PU) Assistant Prof.

(TTS)

Dr. Neelma Munir

M.Sc. Botany, PhD Plant Biotechnology (PU),

Assistant Professor (TTS)

Dr. Roheena Abdullah

M.Sc. Botany, Ph.D. Industrial Biotechnology(GCU),


Dr. Rasheeda Bashir

M.Sc. Zoology (GCU), M.Phil. Zoology (GCU),Ph.D. Microbiology and Molecular Genetics (PU),

Assistant Professor (IPFP)

Dr. Farheen Aslam

M.Sc. Biochemistry (PU), Ph.D. Biochemistry and

Molecular Biology (PU),


Ms. Rukhama Haq, BS (Hons) Botany (LCWU),

MS Botany (LCWU),

Lecturer.

Ms. Mahwish Aftab

BS (Hons) Zoology, M.Phil. Molecular Biology (CEMB),Lecturer.

List of Visiting FACULTY Prof. Dr. Kausar Jamal Cheema

M.Sc (PU), PhD (UK), M.I. Biol (UK),

Professor

Ms. Afshan Kaleem

MS Biochemical Engineering (Denmark)

Lecturer


Plant Biotechnology

Plant Genomics

Algal biotechnology

Genetic Manipulation and Protein Engineering

Industrial Microbiology Industrial Biotechnology

Industrial and Clinical Microbiology

Health Biotechnology

Human Genetics


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OverviewBotany is one of the natural science subjects. Since 1922, Biology is being taught in F.Sc classes whereas

B.Sc started in 1956 in the Lahore College for Women Lahore. Mrs.Dilara Muqeet was the first head of

Biology Department; next head of department was Ms. Prem Madan who worked throughout the career with

missionary zeal for the promotion of department. Mrs. Khatoon Zahoor succeeded Ms. Prem Madan, she

was another prominent professor of the era who put in commendable efforts in starting post graduate

classes (M.Sc Botany) in 1993. Mrs. Dilara Muqeet, Ms. Prem Madan, Mrs. Khatoon Zahoor, Mrs. Shamim

Sattar, Mrs. Rashida Zafar and Mrs. Zafar Hussain chaired the department with due course of time. Botany

Department is offering BS four year degree programs (started in 2005), MS & Ph.D (started in 2009). Botanydepartment has also established a botanical garden at Jallo Park, Lahore and a Molecular Genetics

Research Lab at the Lahore campus Prof. Dr. Farah KhanHead of the Department


BS Botany

MS Botany

PhD Botany

Department of

Botany

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Botany

Job OPPORTUNITIES Teaching at various Public & Private sector educational institutes

Researchers in scientific research institutes (PCSIR, NIAB, NIBGE, Punjab Seed

Corporation, Agriculture and Horticulture)

Learning OBJECTIVESBS PROGRAM

The overarching aim of Botany is to produce graduates,

post graduate & doctorate that have better understanding

in plant science.

To prepare well skilled females in the field who can

fulfill the demand of the job market on national &

international level to provide a new get up to botany asa subject, making it more appreciable and attractive for

the human resource demands.

To make the female members of Pakistani society

groomed, creative & confident to step down in the

practical life.


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F.Sc (Pre-Medical) or Equivalent

Duration: 4 years


Scheme of STUDIES

CC/Eng-101

CC/Isl-101

CC/Phil-101

Maj/Bot-101

Min/Zoo-101

Min/Chem-101

3+0

2+0

3+1

3+1

3+1

Language in Use

Islamic Education / Ethics

Plants Systematics,Anatomy and Development

Cell Structure & function

General Inorganic Chemistry

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Hr.Semester 1


CC/Eng -102

CC/PS-101

Maj /Bot -102

Min/Zoo-102

Min/Chem-102

3+0

2+0

3+1

3+1

3+1

Academic Reading & Writing

Pakistan Studies

Diversity of Plants

Invertebrate & Chordate Diversity

Physico-Organic Chemistry-I

CodeCr.

Hr.Semester 2


CC/Eng -201

CC/Stat-201

Maj/Bot -201

Maj/Bot -202

Min/Zoo-201/

Min/Chem 201

3+0

2+0

3+1

3+1

3+1

Communication Skills

Basic Statistics

Cell Biology, Genetics & Evolution

Plant Physiology & Ecology

Animal Form & Function/ Physico-Organic Chemistry-II

CodeCr.

Hr.Semester 3


CC/Eng- 202

EC/CS-201

Maj/Bot -203

Maj/Bot -204

Min/Geo-202/

EC/ St-201

3+0

2+1

3+1

3+1

3+1

Advanced Academic Reading & Writing

Introduction to Computer

Microbiology

Biodiversity and Conservation

Geography of Pakistan/Inferential Statistics

(Choose any one)

CodeCr.

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Produce graduates that have perceptive, dynamic & research oriented approach

Develop & train Human resource in the field of Botany which is job oriented.

To make the female members of Pakistani society groomed, creative & confident to

step in the practical life.

Botany

Outcomes of this EDUCATION


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Elective PAPERS(Any two of the following)

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Maj/Bot -301

Maj/Bot -302

Maj/Bot -303

Maj/Bot -304

Maj/Bot -305

3+1

3+1

3+1

3+1

2+1

Phycology and Bryology

Mycology and Plant Pathology

Diversity of Vascular Plants

Plant Systematics

Plant Biochemistry

CodeCr.

Hr.Semester 5


Maj/Bot -306

Maj/Bot -307

Maj/Bot -308

Maj/Bot -309

Maj/Bot -310

3+1

2+1

2+1

2+1

2+1

Plant Anatomy

Plant Metabolism

Classical Genetics

Plant Physiology

Plant Ecology

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Hr.Semester 6


Maj/Bot -401

Maj/Bot -402

Maj/Bot -403

Maj/Bot -404

Maj/Bot -405

2+1

2+1

2+1

2+0

3+1

Molecular Genetics

Plant Hormones and Photomorphogenesis

Community Ecology

Research Methodology

SP-I (Opted from Annexure A)

CodeCr.

Hr.Semester 7


Maj/Bot -406

Maj/Bot -407

Maj/Bot -408

Res/Bot -401

3+1

2+1

3+1

6

Environmental Biology

Molecular Biology

SP-II(Opted from Annexure A)

Research Thesis

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Hr.Semester 8


I. Soil salinity & Water logging

II. Seed Biology

III. Paleopalynology

IV. Common fleshy fungi of Pakistan

V. Physiology of Fungi

VI. Rust & smut diseases of cereal crops in PakistanVII. Plant tissue culture

VIII. Plant biotechnology

IX. Ethnobotany

X. Microbiology

Botany


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MS PROGRAM

LIST OF SPECIALIZED COURSES

Biotechnology

Environmental Biotechnology

Ethnobotany

Fungal Biotechnology

Medicinal Plants

Molecular genetics/Biology

Molecular Taxonomy

Phytopathology

Plant Physiology

Plant Taxonomy


Stress Physiology



BS 4 years/ M.Sc.

Duration: 2 years


Scheme of STUDIES

BOT-MS-14

BOT-MS-17

BOT-MS-21

3+1

3+1

3+1

Environmental biotechnology *

Instrumental Botany*

Fungal Biotechnology*

CodeCr.

Hr.Semester 1


BOT-MS.CC1 12Research, Thesis and seminar

CodeCr.

Hr.Semester 3 & 4


BOT-MS-13

BOT-MS-16

BOT-MS-24

3+1

4

3+1

Medicinal Plants of Pakistan*

Forensic Biology*

Principles and Techniques of Molecular Biology*

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Botany

Learning OBJECTIVES

Produce graduates that have perceptive, dynamic & research oriented approach

Develop & train Human resource in the field of Botany which is job oriented.

The overarching aim of MS in Botany is to produce post graduate students that have better

understanding in plant science.


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LIST OF SPECIALIZED COURSES

Molecular Genetics


Biotechnology


Molecular Taxonomy

Stress Physiology

Fungal Biotechnology

Plant Taxonomy

Medicinal Plants

Phytopathology

Plant Physiology


MS (18 years)

Scheme of STUDIESCr.

Hr.Semester 1


Cr.

Hr.Semester 2

Research Work


Ph.D. PROGRAM


Learning OBJECTIVES

To generate self motivated scholars who compete on international level by making revolutionary development in plant sciences.

The overarching aim of PhD in Botany is to produce national scholars & researchers, who

are not only able to transfer their knowledge to society but can also compete on national and

international levels with their innovative and evolutionary research work.

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Botany


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Botany

Prof. Mrs. Zafar Hussain

M.Sc. (PU)

Professor

Prof. Dr. Farah Khan

M.Sc, Ph.D (PU), Post-Doc (USA),Professor

Miss Ramisa Mir

M.Sc (PU)

Associate Professor

Miss Nayyar Sultana

M.Sc (PU)

Assistant Professor, Ex Pakistan Leave

Dr. Zubaida Yousaf

M. Sc, Ph.D (QAU), Post-Doc (China)


Dr. Zeb Saddique M.Sc (PU), Ph.D (LCWU)

Assistant Professor

Dr. Sumera Iqbal

M.Sc (UAA), Ph.D (QAU)


Dr. Shabnum Shaheen

M.Sc (UAA), Ph.D (QAU)


Dr. Khajista Jabeen

M.Sc, Ph. D (PU)

Assistant Professor (TTS) Dr.Alya Maimona

M.Sc (PU),Ph.D(LCWU)

Assistant Professor

Dr. Adeela Haroon

M.Sc, Ph.D (PU)

Assistant Professor, (IPFP)

Dr. Riffat Jabeen

M.Sc, Ph.D (PU)

Assistant Professor, (IPFP)

Mrs. Sumera Javad

M.Sc (LCWU)Lecturer

Mrs. Amina Tariq

M.Sc, M.Phil (GCU)

Lecturer (Study Leave)

Mrs. Riffat Siddique

M.Sc (PU)Lecturer (Study Leave)

Mrs. Kiran Shahzadi

M.Sc, M.Phil (GCU)


Mrs. Hannan Mukhtar

M.Sc (PU)


Mrs. Sana KhalId

M.Sc, M.Phil (PU)

Lecturer

Mrs. Arusa Aftab M.Sc, M.Phil (GCU)

Lecturer


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OverviewChemistry department was established in 1922, right from the day Lahore College for Women was founded.

Graduate program was started in 1958 while B.Sc Honours (3 years), M.Sc. Chemistry and PhD programs

were offered in 2003. Currently BS (4 years), M.Sc. (2 years), MS (2 years) and Ph.D courses are being

taught. Chemistry is the major discipline in LCWU, Lahore gradually progressing in with higher education

commission of Pakistans commitment to offer excellent education and contend for research in field of chem-

istry. It is great pride for the Department of Chemistry that a renowned researcher Prof. Dr. Bushra Khan is

working as the Head of Chemistry Department. Chemistry department is one of the best departments of the

University in which thirteen Ph.D, four M.S and four M.Sc faculty members are serving in the fields of Physi-

cal, Organic, Inorganic, Analytical and Biochemistry.

The department of chemistry endeavors to be a nationally recognized model for educating and preparing

students to contribute and compete in the ever changing, technology centered modern world. To achieve this

vision the department is committed to provide best educational environment by:

Frequent interactions between faculty and students

Independent thought

Collegial exchange of Ideas and high ethical standards

Use of modern educational technology in lectures and laboratory courses

However, our actual pride is our confident well educated and competent faculty and female students who

occupy the best position in industry, medical, pharmaceutical, academia as well as in the world.

Prof. Dr. Bushra KhanHead of the Department


BS Chemistry

M.Sc. Chemistry

(2 years - evening)

MS Chemistry

PhD Chemistry

Department of

Chemistry

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Chemistry

Job OPPORTUNITIESChemistry plays imperative role in almost every other scientific field. As a result, a degree in

chemistry train students for a wide variety of careers such as Industrial Chemistry, Toxicology,

Academics, Government Careers, Forensic Chemistry, Biotechnology, Environmental Sciences

and Health Professions: Doctors, Dentists, Veterinarians and Pharmacists etc.


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GROUPS

Intermediate (Pre-Medical /

Pre-Engineering) with more

than 60% marks.

A level and equivalent with good

grades and premedical subjects. All other requirements as per

university policy (please see

university admission criteria for

BS)

Chem, Botany, Zoology

Chem, Physics, G. Maths

(4 years degree program)

Duration: 4 years


Scheme of STUDIES

CC / Eng-101

CC / Isl-101

Maj / Chem-101

Min / Bot-101Min / Phy-101

Morphology of Plants Or Applied Physics

Cell Structure and function Or

Elementary Differential Calculus and Integral CalculusMin / Zoo-101

Min / Math-101

3+0

2+0

3+1

3+1

3+1/

4+0

Language in Use

Islamic Education

Physical Chemistry

CodeCr.

Hr.Semester 1


CC / Eng-102

CC / PS-102

Maj / Chem-102

Min / Bot-102Min / Phy-102

Min / Zoo-102

Min / Math-102

3+0

2+0

3+1

3+1

3+1/

4+0


Pakistan Studies

Inorganic Chemistry-I

Diversity of Plants Or Computational Physics

Invertebrate and Chordate Diversity Or

Complex Numbers and Analytical Geometry

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The BS program is designed for students planning graduate study in chemistry and seeking

career as professional chemists. The following set of objectives is the drive of BS Curriculum

and helps retain the prestigious standards of education.

Chemistry

BS PROGRAM

Students acquire a systematic fundamental and comprehensive knowledge of all

fields of chemistry.

The students can communicate successfully in both written and oral formats.

They can perform effectively in the workplace and have the ability to work and make

effective use of a wide variety of current technologies.

The student can express the ability to think critically, conceptually and rationally,

can gather, interpret and analyze data to give inferences.

Learning OBJECTIVES

Reveal first rate laboratory skill and techniques; include use of different analytical instruments.

Demonstrate satisfactory way of thinking to chase their career objectives and further professional training at national and

international level.

Written and communication skills reflect their scientific concepts and knowledge.

Students show analytical approach towards life, can organize, analyze the raw data and use scientific methods to get results

and cope with different problem solving situations.



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CC / Eng-201

CC / Stat-201

Maj / Chem-201

Maj / 8Chem-202

Min / Bot-201

Min / Phy-201

Min / Zoo-201

Min / Math-201

3

2+0

3+1

3+1

3+1/

4+0


Basic Statistics

Organic Chemistry

Inorganic Chemistry-II

Plant Physiology and Ecology-I Or

Cosmology Or

Animal Form and Function Or

Three Dimensional Analytical Geometry and

Differential equations

Code Semester 3


CC / Eng-202

CC / CS-201

Maj / Chem-203

Maj / Chem-204

EC / Stat-201

3

2+1

3+1

3+1

4


Computer Applications

Special Topics-I

Special Topics-II

Inferential Statistics

Code Semester 4


Maj / Chem-301

Maj / Chem-302

Maj / Chem-303

Maj / Chem-304

Maj / Chem-305

EC / Math-301

EC / ES-301

3+1

3+1

3+1

2

2

2

Physical Chemistry

Inorganic Chemistry

Organic Chemistry

Analytical Chemistry

Biochemistry

Basic Maths OrIntroduction to Environmental Sciences

Code Semester 5


EC / Chem-401

EC / Chem-402

EC / Chem-403

EC / Chem-404

4+0

4+0

4+0

4+0

Statistical Thermodynamics and Electrochemistry

Polymer Chemistry

Quantum Chemistry and Molecular Spectroscopy

Practicals in Physical Chemistry

CodeSemester 7

Specialization in Physical Chemistry


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EC / Chem-405

EC / Chem-406

EC / Chem-407

EC / Chem-408

4+0

4+0

4+0

0+4

Theoretical Inorganic Chemistry

Inorganic Spectroscopy

Organometallics and Addition-Elimination

Practicals in Inorganic Chemistry

CodeSemester 7

Specialization in Inorganic Chemistry


Maj / Chem-306

Maj / Chem-307

Maj / Chem-308

Maj / Chem-309

Maj / Chem-310

Maj / Chem-311

3+1

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3+1

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2

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Physical Chemistry

Inorganic Chemistry

Organic Chemistry


Biochemistry

Research Methodology

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EC / Chem-410

EC / Chem-411

EC / Chem-412

4+0

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4+0

4+0

Structure Elucidation of Natural Products

Organic Synthesis

Name Reactions

Practicals in Organic Chemistry

CodeSemester 7

Specialization in Organic Chemistry


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EC / Chem-418

EC / Chem-419

EC / Chem-420

4+0

4+0

4+0

4+0

Endocrinology and Blood Chemistry

Biochemical Techniques

Molecular Biology

Practicals in Biochemistry

CodeSemester 7

Specialization in Biochemistry


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EC / Chem-422

EC / Chem-423

Res / Chem-401

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3+0

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Chemical Kinetics

Radiation Chemistry

Solid State and Surface Chemistry

Thesis

CodeSemester 8

Specialization in Physical Chemistry


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EC / Chem-425

EC / Chem-426

Res / Chem-401

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3+0

3+0

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Organic Reagents and Homogenous Catalysis

Polymers and Magneto Chemistry

Nuclear Chemistry

Thesis

CodeSemester 8

Specialization in Inorganic Chemistry


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EC / Chem-428

EC / Chem-429

Res / Chem-401

3+0

3+0

3+0

6

Heterocyclic Chemistry

Rearrangements and electron deficient species

Organic Polymers

Thesis

CodeSemester 8

Specialization in Organic Chemistry


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EC / Chem-431

EC / Chem-432

Res / Chem-401

3+0

3+0

3+0

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Hyphenated Techniques

Advance Chromatography

Thermal Method of analysis

Thesis

CodeSemester 8

Specialization in Analytical Chemistry


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EC / Chem-434

EC / Chem-435

Res / Chem-401

3+0

3+0

3+0

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Physiological Chemistry and Chemotherapy

Microbiology and Immunology

Nutrition

Thesis

CodeSemester 8

Specialization in Biochemistry


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EC / Chem-414

EC / Chem-415

EC / Chem-416

4+0

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Spectroscopic Methods of Analysis

Electrochemical Techniques

Nuclear Techniques

Practicals in Analytical Chemistry

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Specialization in Analytical Chemistry


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14 years education with

Chemistry major, 1st / 2nd

division Bachelors Degree.


Duration: 2 yearsTotal Credit Hours: 64

Scheme of STUDIES

Chem-Phys-I

Chem-Inorg-I

Chem-Org-I

Chem-Ana-I

Chem-Appld-I

Chem-Biochem-I

3+1

3+1

3+1

3+1

3+1

3+1

Physical Chemistry

Inorganic Chemistry

Organic Chemistry


Applied Chemistry

Bio-Chemistry

Compulsory

Compulsory

Compulsory

Optional

Optional

Optional

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Chem-Phys-II

Chem-Inorg-II

Chem-Org-II

Chem-Ana-II

Chem-Appld-II

Chem-Biochem-II

3+1

3+1

3+1

3+1

3+1

3+1

Physical Chemistry

Inorganic Chemistry

Organic Chemistry


Applied Chemistry

Bio-Chemistry

Compulsory

Compulsory

Compulsory

Optional

Optional

Optional

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M.Sc. PROGRAM (Evening)

To serve the community and provide the opportunity for the female students who have

passed two years B.Sc program and are looking for their admission in M.Sc. Chemistry fromall over Pakistan.

Learning OBJECTIVES

This program will help students to become Professional Chemists in Industeries, teaching and diagnostic laboratories etc.

Courses designed will broaden the horizon of students enabling their research skills.

The graduating students will be skilled and equipped with knowledge to compete in international job placement/studies in

prestigious national and international universities.


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CHEM-SP-I

PHYS-SP-I

INORG-SP-I

ORG-SP-I

ANA-SP-I

APP-SP-IBIOCHEM-SP-I

Note:Course codes are tentative.

4Special Paper-I

Physical

Inorganic

Organic

Analytical

AppliedBio-chemistry

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CHEM-SP-II

PHYS-SP-II

INORG-SP-II

ORG-SP-II

ANA-SP-II

APP-SP-II

BIOCHEM-SP-II

4Special Paper-II

Physical

Inorganic

Organic

Analytical

Applied

Bio-chemistry

CHEM-SPP-LAB

PHYS-LAB-I

INORG-LAB-I

ORG-LAB-IANA-LAB-I

APP-LAB-I

BIOCHEM-LAB-I

2Special Practical

Physical

Inorganic

OrganicAnalytical

Applied

Bio-chemistry

CHEM-ENV-III 2Environmental Chemistry


CHEM-THESIS-III 4Research Thesis

CHEM-SP-IV

PHYS-SP-III

INORG-SP-III

ORG-SP-III

ANA-SP-III

APP-SP-IIIBIOCHEM-SP-III

4Special Paper-I

Physical

Inorganic

Organic

Analytical

AppliedBio-chemistry

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CHEM-SP-IV

PHYS-SP-IV

INORG-SP-IV

ORG-SP-IV

ANA-SP-IV

APP-SP-IV

BIOCHEM-SP-IV

4Special Paper-II

Physical

Inorganic

Organic

Analytical

Applied

Bio-chemistry

CHEM-SPP-IV

PHYS-LAB-II

INORG-LAB-II

ORG-LAB-IIANA-LAB-II

APP-LAB-II

BIOCHEM-LAB-II

2Special Practical

Physical

Inorganic

OrganicAnalytical

Applied

Bio-chemistry

CHEM-ENV-IV 2Environmental Chemistry


CHEM-THESIS-IV 4Research Thesis


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Scheme of STUDIESSemester 1

3 courses of 3 credit hours each (according to specialization opted)

1 practical*/course of 3 credit hour

Note: *Only offered in LCWU.

3 courses of 3 credit hours each (according to specialization opted)1 practical*/course of 3 credit hour

Semester 2

Seminar(2 Credit Hours)

Research and Thesis (10 Credit Hours)

Semester 3 & 4


16 years of education (B.S or

M.sc in relevant fields) or

equivalent.

The candidates must have

obtained 2.5/4.00 CGPA insemester system or 50% marks

in annual system.

Qualifying GAT general (50%

qualifying marks) is required to

apply for admission.

Entry test (50% qualifying marks)

and interview organized by

university is mandatory for

admission. All other requirements as per

university policy (Please see

University admission criteria for

MS).


Duration: 2 years


MS PROGRAM

To produce graduates who can chase the profession to the highest academic

standards.

To create high level professionals in the field of chemistry who can serve in sectors

of the national economy such as agriculture, industry, education and health.

To turn out graduates who can make significant contribution to the social, political

and economic lives of the people of this country.

To present eminant programs of study those are academically motivating and

offer a solid basis for exhilarating and rewarding careers.

The master of sciences in chemistry program is designed mainly for individuals with a

bachelors degree in chemistry who wish to advance their careers in the local chemical/

pharmaceutical industries, educational institute and various research institutes such as

PINSTECH and PCSIR etc.

Learning OBJECTIVES

Students ought to expand their professional basics through activities such as teach

ing, internships and research activities.

Students should be capable of exchanging scientific results in writing in oral

presentation.

Students must acquire the basic knowledge required to carry out independent

chemical research.

Students should be expert in their specialized area of chemistry and successfullycomplete an advance research project.


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Organic Chemistry

Inorganic Chemistry

Physical Chemistry

Bio Chemistry



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Organic Chemistry

Inorganic Chemistry

Physical Chemistry

Bio Chemistry



Minimum 18 years of education

M.Phil / MS in Chemistry.

The candidates must have

obtained 3.00/4.00 CGPA in

semester or 60% marks inannual system

Qualifying GAT subject (60%

Qualifying marks) is required to

apply for admission in Ph.D

program.

In special circumstances, if the

GAT subject test is not available

in NTS subject list, then the

candidates have to appear inthe special subject test organized

by university and the qualifying

marks will be 70%.

Entry test (50% qualifying marks)

and interview organized by

university is mandatory for

admission in Ph.D program.

Candidates working in

Government/semi-governmentinstitutions have to submit NOC

from concerned organization.




Ph.D).

Admissions in PhD program will

be carried out twice a year, in

spring and in autumn depending

on the availability of seats.

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The program leading to the Doctor of Philosophy degree in the chemistry is designed primar-

ily to prepare doctoral-level chemists for industrial as well as academic research careers.

The areas of research include analytical chemistry, biochemistry, bioinorganic chemistry,

colloid and surface chemistry, electrochemistry, Inorganic chemistry, phyto chemistry,

organometallic chemistry, physical chemistry and polymer chemistry.

Chemistry

Ph.D. PROGRAM

Demonstrate the ability to carry out independent research.

Acquire the practical knowledge of the type of research conducted in industry and

of the constraints (both practical and philosophical) under which research is

conducted, get basic perceptive and experience in the process of chemical

research or training in a professional field.

Demonstrate the ability to effectively communicate result of scientific exploration

verbally and in writing.

Build up creative and inventive scientific talent.

Learning OBJECTIVES

Students will develop high research skills and excel in various fields of chemistry.

They will explore new dimension of chemistry by carrying out high quality research.

They will get their research published in journals of national and international repute.



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List of FACULTY

Prof.Dr. Bushra Mateen

Ph.D

Professor Emeritus

Prof.Dr. Bushra Khan

M.Sc, Ph.D(PU)

Professor/HOD

Mrs. Nustren Abid

M.Sc (PU)

AssociateProfessor

Mrs. Raheela Anwar

M.Sc (PU)

Associate Professor

Dr. Shahana Ehsan

M.Sc (PU) Gold Medalist, Ph.D (LCWU)

Assistant Professor

Mrs. Farah Zia

M.Sc (PU)

Assistant Professor

Dr. Sana Ahmad

M.Sc. Hons (PU), Ph.D France

Assistant Professor

Dr. Erum Akbar Hussain

M.Sc, Ph.D (HEJ research institute of chem. KU)


Dr. Bushra Naseem

M.Phil, Ph.D (QAU) post DOC Bristol, UK


Dr. Shahida Shujaat M.Phil (QAU), Ph.D (HEJ research institute of chem. KU)

post DOC Univ of Cincinnate, Ohio, USA


Dr. Saadia Rashid Tariq

M.Phil, Ph.D (QAU)


Dr. Narjis Naz

M.Sc, Assessment and Evolution, (U Ed) Ph.D (PU)


Dr. Abida Yasmeen

M.Sc, (UAF), M.Phil, Ph.D (QAU)Assistant Professor (TTS)

Dr. Yusra Safa

M.Sc, Ph.D (UAF)

Assistant Professor

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Dr. Hina Zain

M.Sc, Ph.D (PU)


Dr. Samia Saleemi

M.Sc, M.Phil (QAU), Ph.D (QAU/UK)

Fellowship (EPFL, Switzerland)


Dr. Tahira Moeen

B.Ed, M.Sc (PU), Ph.D (LCWU)

Lecturer

Mrs. Umbreen Tahir

B.Ed, M.Sc (PU)

Lecturer

Ms. Amber Naeem

MS (PU)

Lecturer

Ms. Fozia Iram

M.Sc (PU), M.Phil (GCU)

Lecturer

Ms. Syeda Nazish Arshad

MS (LCWU)

Lecturer

Ms. Touseef Kazmi

MS (LCWU)

Lecturer


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cience Overview

Environmental Science department, LCWU was established in 2000. Prof. Dr. Kausar Jamal Cheema was

the first head of the department. Because of its professionally designed degree program, excellent courses

and able faculty the department has earned the reputation of LEAD UNIVERSITY IN ENVIRONMENTAL

SCIENCE IN PUNJAB and is now working towards the establishment of center of excellence in Environmen-

tal Sciences.

The curriculum for the Environmental Science at LCWU is designed to provide students with a broad knowl-

edge base, to stimulate their intellectual curiosity, and to enable them to acquire critical thinking skills, to

appreciate the complexities of issues in the increasingly interconnected world, and to see things frommultiple perspectives. The Department is contributing towards the professional development and capacity

building of the various groups of population of the society through its finest environment and world-class

education and research in various disciplines of environmental science. Environmental Science Department

Dr. Arifa TahirHead of the Department


BS Environmental Science

MS Environmental Science

PhD Environmental Science

Department of

Environmental Science

Job OPPORTUNITIESGraduates of Environmental Science Department, LCWU are working with various

Eco-Laboratories, Institutes, Organizations, NGOs and Industries of UK, USA, Kuwait, Saudi

Arabia and Pakistan etc. It is a great success of Environmental Science Department that majority

of graduates have been successful to get the job right after passing out from the University.

Our graduates have opportunity to opt career in the Environmental Laboratories, Universities,

Health department, Agricultural Department, Environmental Law, Industries, Research Organi-

zations, NGOs Environmental Engineering, GIS/Mapping, and Meteorology Department. Gradu-ates also have opportunities in the sectors including Environmental Management, Research

Regulations and Policy Development of Government.

has collaboration with industry, NGOs, government departments, universities within Pakistan, UK, Japan and Bangladesh, research

institutes and various environmental organizations of the country and abroad. Department of Environmental Science is exploring new

eras of educational as well as industrial research.

At present a research project in collaboration with university college London funded by BC-INSPIRE-HEC is running in the department.

Our faculty and students publish their research outcomes in the high ranking peer reviewed journals, participate in national and interna-

tional conferences, earned US patent and besides research also actively participate in various community works.


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F.Sc. Pre-Medical/

Pre-Engineering with 60% marks

or A-level with equivalent marks.


university policy (please seeuniversity admission criteria for

BS).


Duration: 4 years


Scheme of STUDIES

CC/Eng-101

Maj/Env-101

Maj/Env-102

Maj/Env-103

Maj/Env-104

3+0

2+1

3+1

3+1

3+1

Language in use

Introduction to Environment

Environmental Geology

General Chemistry

Principles of Life

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CC/Eng-102

Maj/Env-101/

CC/Phil-101

Maj/Env-105

Maj/Env-106

Maj/Env-107

Maj/Env-108

3+0

2+0

2+1

3+1

2+1

2+1

Academic Reading and Writing

Islamic Education /Ethics

Biological Resources (Biodiversity)

Environmental Physics

Water Resources and Management

Energy Resources

CodeCr.

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BS PROGRAM

To impart knowledge about environment and environmental science through wide range of

subjects related to natural sciences and social sciences using integrated and holistic

approach.

To teach different methods of exploration, investigation, organization of data and its utiliza-

tion in practical life with reference to environment and to address environmental issues and

challenges for sustainable development.

Learning OBJECTIVES

To equip students with the knowledge and skills for better planning, protection and management of resources, environment, health,

agriculture and population in the country.

To prepare and train students for advanced studies and specialization in recently emerging technological and interdisciplinary fields

such as Biodiversity, Wildlife and Conservation, Bioremediation, Environmental monitoring and health, Environmental Biotechnology,

Environmental Impact Assessment , GIS and Climate Change etc. After completing the degree students will be able to apply knowl-

edge to the respective fields to find solutions of environmental related problems and propose sustainable strategies and solutions.

To develop the scientific attitude and demonstrate professional skills in teaching/research/managerial positions in wide range of

professions in national and international organizations.


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Maj/Env-205

EC/CS-201

CC/Stat-201

Maj/Env-206

Maj/Env-207

3+1

2+1

2+0

3+1

3+1

Conservation Biology


Basic Statistics

Environmental Microbiology

Environmental Monitoring

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Maj/Env-301

Maj/Env-302

Maj/Env-303

Maj/Env-304

Maj/Env-305

3+0

4+0

3+0

3+1

3+1

Waste Management

Environmental Economics

Disaster Risk Management

Environment and Health


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Maj/Env-306

Maj/Env-307

Maj/Env-308

Maj/Env-309

Maj/Env-310

3+0

3+1

2+1

3+1

3+1

Environmental Sociology

Applied Ecology

Environmental Impact Assessment

Occupational Health and Safety

Remote Sensing and Geographical

Information System (GIS)

CodeCr.

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Maj/Env-401

Maj/Env-402

Maj/Env-403

Maj/Env-404

Maj/Env-405

3+0

2+0

3+1

4+0

2+2

Environmental Management Systems

Environmental Planning

Research Methodologies

Environmental Law, Policies and Regulations

Environmental Analysis

CodeCr.

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Maj/Env-406

Maj/Env-407

Note: *Research Thesis will be offered in 7th Semester.

3+1

8

Environmental Education

Research Thesis

CodeCr.

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CC/PS- 102

CC/Math-201

Maj/Env-201

Maj/Env-202

Maj/Env-203

Maj/Env-204

2+0

3+0

2+1

2+1

2+1

3+1

Pakistan Studies

Compulsory Mathematics

Air Pollution and Management

Water Pollution and Management

Soil and Environment

Fundamentals of Ecology

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Minimum 16 years of educations

(BS OR M.Sc. OR Equivalent) in

the subject of Environmental

Science/ Botany/ Zoology/

Chemistry/Physics/Agriculture/MBBS/Pharmacy/Geography is

required.


university policy (please see


BS).


Duration: 2 years


Scheme of STUDIES

ES-501

ES-502

ES-503

ES*

3+0

3+0

3+0

3+0

Environmental Chemistry

Applied Microbiology

Science of Climate Change

Optional Subject

CodeCr.

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ES-601

ES-602

2

10

Research Reading and Seminar

Internship & Research Project

CodeCr.

Hr.Semester 3 & 4


ES-504

ES-505

ES-506

ES-*

1+2

3+0

3+0

3+0

Laboratory Management and Analytical Techniques

Environmental Toxicology

Energy and Environment

Optional Subjects

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MS PROGRAM

Impart quality education based on knowledge, training and skill to produce graduates of

international caliber who could contribute to the protection of environment and sustainable

development of the country with broader global perspectives.

Inculcate high ethical and moral standards, develop leadership capabilities and equip with

professionalism for the socio-economic development of the society.

Learning OBJECTIVES

To develop human resource for achieving the broader objectives of sustainable development

in Pakistan and beyond


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LIST OF OPTIONAL COURSESCorse Code Course Title Credit Hours

ES-507

ES-508

ES-509

ES-510

ES-511

ES-512ES-513

ES-514

ES-515

ES-516

ES-517

ES-518

ES-519

ES-520

ES-521

ES-522

ES-523

ES-524

ES-525ES-526

ES-527

ES-528

ES-529

ES-530

Food Microbiology

Bioinformatics


Occupational Health and Safety (Advance Course)

Environmental Health

Disaster Management and PlanningSocial Engineering

Project Planning and Implementation

Water Treatment Technology

Restoration Ecology

World Trade Organization (WTO)

Biochemistry

Research Methods in Environmental Science


Forestry

Environmental Epidemiology

Sustainable Develpment

Green Economy

PopulationDynamics and Environment

CDM

HES Management

Gender and Environment

Environmental Risk Assessment

Grand Total Credit Hours: 12+12+12=36

3(3+0)

3(3+0)

3(3+0)

3(3+0)

3(3+0)

3(3+0)3(3+0)

3(3+0)

3(3+0)

3(3+0)

3(3+0)

3(3+0)

3(3+0)

3(3+0)

3(3+0)

3(3+0)

3(3+0)

3(3+0)

3(3+0)3(3+0)

3(3+0)

3(3+0)

3(3+0)

3(3+0)

e


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Minimum 18 years of education

(M.Phil OR MS OR Equivalent)

in the subject of Environmental

Science/ Botany/ Zoology/

Chemistry/Physics/Agriculture/MBBS/Pharmacy/Geography/

Wild life and Fisheries is required.



University Admission Eligibility

Criteria for Ph.D Program).

Doctoral program in Environmental Science was successfully launched in 2003.

Scheme of STUDIES

Ph.D. PROGRAM

To inculcate in depth knowledge about particular environmental issues and train to use

advanced technologies and procedures to analyze the environmental problems and finding

the solutions

Learning OBJECTIVES

Experiences in academic and applied research

Professional and scientific attitude towards environmental problems and solutions

Total 18 Credits course work in two semesters (9 credits teaching in Semester I and

9 Credits teaching in Semester II). (The courses will be offered according to the area

of specialization opted by the candidate) Comprehensive Examination is compulsory prior to the approval of synopsis.


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There could be more specializations depending upon

the availability of the faculty


Environment and Health

Environmental Monitoring Occupational Health & Safety

Environmental Chemistry


Environmental Toxicology

Li t f P t FACULTYE


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List of Adjunct FACULTY

Prof. Dr. Kausar Jamal Cheema

M.Sc. (Zoology) (PU) Ph.D (UK) M.I. Biol (UK)

Professor, (Dean Faculty of Natural Sciences)

Prof. Dr. Rakhshanda Nawaz

M.Sc. (Chemistry) (PU) M.Phil (QAU) Ph.D (PU)

Professor

Dr. Arifa Tahir

M.Sc. (Botany) (PU) Ph.D (PU)

Associate Professor, (TTS)

(Head of Environmental Science Department)

Dr. Nadia Ghani

M.Sc. (Zoology) Ph.D (Teratology) (PU)


Dr. Naila Yaqoob

M.Sc. (Chemistry) (Gold Medalist)

M.Phil (Chemistry) (GCU) B.Ed. (AIOU) Ph.D (LCWU) .


Dr. Samina Sarwar

M.Sc. Botany (PU) , Ph.D Mycology (PU)


DR. Numrah Nisar

M.Sc. Environmental Science and Management (LCWU),

Ph.D Cell and Molecular Biology (UK)

Lecturer

Mrs. Kiran Shafiq

M.Sc. Botany (Gold Medalist), M.Phil Botany (GCU)

Lecturer

Ms Hina Chaudhry

M.Sc. Environmental Science and Management (LCWU)(Gold Medalist)

Lecturer

Mrs. Amina Zafar

M.Sc. Environmental Science and Management (LCWU)

Lecturer

Mrs. Zahra Asghar


Lecturer

Mrs. Zaira Ahmad


Lecturer Mrs. Saima Atif


Lecturer

Ms Fakhra Aslam

M.Sc. (Honors) Environmental Science (PU)

Lecturer

Ms Rabia Shahzadi


Lecturer

Mrs. Moneeza Abbas

M.Sc. (Zoology) (LCWU)

Lecturer

DR. Tahira Aziz Mughal

M.Sc. (Botany), Ph.D (Phyto Chemistry) (LCWU)

Associate Professor

Dr. Atiq-ur-RahmanB.Sc. CRP (UET), M.Sc. UDP & EM (Bangkok) Ph.D S.E. (Japan)

Associate Professor (BPS)

Mrs. Sabiha Fazal

M.Sc. (Zoology) (PU)


Dr. Husna Jabeen Malik

M.Sc. (Zoology) (PU) Ph.D (LCWU)


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Geography

OverviewThe department of Geography has the honor to be one of the oldest departments of Lahore College for

Women University, Lahore. Right from the beginning, Geography department has been producing knowl-

edgeable students at intermediate and graduate levels. The Department owes a great deal of gratitude to

the eminent teachers and professors like Mrs.Bilquis Qureshi, Dr. Maryam Khan, Ms.Ruqia Rafique, Mrs.

Akram, Mrs. Saeeda Karamat and Mrs. Sadiqa Nasir who contributed towards the progress and betterment

of department and worked as the Head of the department respectively.Geography being a subject of natural

sciences, is offered both in arts and science combination at graduate level. As a step towards academic

development, the department launched BS (4-Year) Degree Program in 2011. Presently, Mrs. Bushra Sharif

is working as the Head of the Department.

Prof. Mrs. Bushra Sharif

Head of the Department


BS Geography

Department of

Geography

BS PROGRAM

1. To create understanding of Physical and cultural environment.

2. To develop skills for analytical study of man-environment interaction.

3. To develop skills in map reading and cartography.

4. To introduce simple quantitative methods in geography.

5. To enhance understanding of physical and cultural milieu of Pakistan and its provinces.6. To create understanding of GIS and Remote Sensing, among the students.

7. To enable students to carry out research projects independently, including data collection,

data processing and data presentation in a report.

8. To enhance communication and presentation skills.

Learning OBJECTIVES

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GROUPS

F.A, F.Sc, I.com or equivalents

are eligible to apply for BS

Geography.


university admission policy


criteria for BS admission)

Geography, Statistics, Economics

Geography, Statistics, Botany

Geography, Zoology, G.Maths

Duration: 4 years


Scheme of STUDIES

Compulsory Courses (No choice)

Minor Courses form other discipline

Major Courses

Elective Courses

Internship/Research Report

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05

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Nature of CourseNumber of

Course

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85

06

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Credit

Hours

Total Credit Hours 39 136

1. Students shall have understanding of geography as a subject so that they become

professionals and have the capability to adapt to any challenge that may be offered

within their careers.

2. Student shall be able to work in environmental based organizations e.g. EPA, that

deal with the results of man-environment interaction and methodologies to combat

them.

3. Students shall be able to become efficient map interpreters.

4. Students shall be able to apply quantitative techniques in geography and be able to

draw conclusions.

5. Students shall have a solid understanding of Pakistans geographical landscape and

economic conditions, and thus will be able to serve in institutions like, Statistical

Bureau, Dept. of Demography etc.

6. Students shall be able to understand the conceptual framework of spatial and

attribute data models, and perform complex analysis and presenting the results using

Arc GIS and other advanced softwares.7. Students shall be able to achieve educational standards, precisely writing and

presentation skills.


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2+0

3+1

3+1

3+1

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Hr.

17

CC/Eng-101

CC/Isl-101/

CC/Phil-101

Maj/Geo-101

Min/Stat-103

Min/Zoo-101

Min/Eco-101

Min/Bot-101

Min/Zoo-101

Min/G.Maths-101

Language in use

Islamic Education / Ethics (For Non Muslims)

Fundamentals of Geography

Statistics-I (Minor I)

Self Structure and Functions

(Choose any one according to group)

Micro Economics

Morphology, Anatomy & Taxonomy of Plants

Cell Structure and Function

Elementary Differential Calculus and Integral Calculus

(Minor II Choose Any One)

Code Semester 1

Total Credit Hours

3+0

2+0

3+1

3+1

3+1

Cr.

Hr.

17

CC/Eng-102

CC/PS-102

Maj/Geo-102

Min/Stat-104

Min/Zoo-102

Min/Eco-102

Min/Bot-102

Min/Zoo-102

Min/G.Maths-102


Pakistan Studies

Physical Geography

Statistics-II (Minor I)

Invertebrate and Chordate Diversity

(Choose any one according to group)

Macro Economics

Diversity of Plants

Invertebrate and Chordate diversity

Complex Numbers and Analytical Geometry

(Minor II Choose Any One)

Code Semester 2

Total Credit Hours

3+0

3+0

1+3

1+2

3+1

Cr.Hr.

17

CC/Eng-201

Maj/Geo-201

Maj/Geo-202

CC/Stat-203

Min/Stat-201

Min/Eco-201Min/Bot-201

Min/Zoo-201

Min/G.Maths-201


Human Geography

Map Work

Applied Statistics

Introduction to Regression and Experimental Design

Mathematical EconomicsPlants Physiology and Ecology

Animal Form and Function

Three Dimensional Analytical Geometry and Differential

Equations

(Choose Any One)

Code Semester 3

Total Credit Hours

3+0

4+0

1+3

2+1

3+0

Cr.Hr.

17

CC/Eng-202

Maj/Geo-203

Maj/Geo-204

EC/CS-201

EC/Hist-202

EC/Env.-202EC/Psy-202


Geography of Pakistan

Cartography


History of Pakistan (1970-1999)

Introduction to EnvironmentOrganizational and social Psychology

(Choose Any One)

Code Semester 4

Total Credit Hours

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eography

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Maj/Geo-301

Maj/Geo-302

Maj/Geo-303

Maj/Geo-304

Maj/Geo-305

3+0

1+3

3+1

2+2

2+0

Historical Development of Geographic Thought

Surveying

Geomorphology

Climatology & Meteorology

Oceanography

CodeHr.

Semester 5


Maj/Geo-306

Maj/Geo-307

Maj/Geo-308

Maj/Geo-309

Maj/Geo-310

3+0

3+0

3+1

3+1

2+0

Population Geography

Environmental Geography

Urban Geography & Planning

Settlement Geography

Research Methods

CodeHr.

Semester 6


Maj/Geo-401

Maj/Geo-402

Maj/Geo-4-*

Maj/Geo-4-*

Maj/Geo-403

3+1

2+1

3+1

3+1

0+3

Geographical Information Science

Remote Sensing

Choose from group A,B or C

Choose from group A,B or C

Research Project/Internship (Part I)**

CodeCr.

Hr.Semester 7


Maj/Geo-404

Maj/Geo-405

Maj/Geo-4-*

Maj/Geo-4-*

Maj/Geo-406

3+0

3+0

3+1

3+1

0+3

Region and Regional Concept

Economic Geography

Choose from group D,E or F

Choose from group D,E or F

Research Project/Internship (Part II)

CodeCr.

Hr.Semester 8


* The course will be selected by the student from Group A, B, C, D, E or F on the availability of faculty member expertise and

number of students.

** Research Project/Internship will be offered in 7th Semester.

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List of Permanent FACULTY Prof. Mrs. Bushra Sharif

B.Ed. M.Sc. (P.U)

Head of Department

Professor Mrs. Aysha Faisal

M.Sc. (P.U), M.Phil. (CSAS)P.U, Diploma (GIS) PIMS

Lecturer

Ms. Nausheen Mazhar

M.Sc. (Geog), M.A (Eng. Lit.) P.U, PGD (GIS) PIMS

Lecturer

List of Visiting FACULTY Miss Zynah Sohail Butt

M.Sc GIS (PU)Teacher Assistant

Maj/Geo-407

Maj/Geo-408

Maj/Geo-409

Maj/Geo-410

Maj/Geo -411

4(3+1)

4(3+1)

4(3+1)

4(3+1)

4(3+1)

Climate Change Studies

Hydrogeography

Fluvial Morphology

Natural Environment and Conservation Issues

Soils and Biogeography

CodeCr.

Hr.Course Title

List of Special SUBJECTS OFFERED

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Group A: PhysicalGEOGRAPHY

Maj/Geo-424

Maj/Geo-425

Maj/Geo-426

Maj/Geo-427

Maj/Geo-428

Maj/Geo-429

4(3+1)

4(3+1)

4(3+1)

4(3+1)

4(3+1)

4(3+1)

Global Positioning System (GPS)

Digital Image Processing

Spatial Data Visualization

Spatial Modelling

Photogrammetry

Spatial Data Infrastructure

CodeCr.

Hr.Course Title

Group E: GEOINFORMATICS

Maj/Geo-430

Maj/Geo-431

4(3+1)

4(3+1)

Cartographic Techniques

Digital Cartography

CodeCr.

Hr.Course Title

Group F: Geographical Techniques and METHODS

Maj/Geo-412

Maj/Geo-413

Maj/Geo-414

Maj/Geo-415

4(3+1)

4(3+1)

4(3+1)

4(3+1)

Cultural Geography

Gender Geography

Political Geography

Settlement Patterns and Processes

CodeCr.

Hr.Course Title

Group B: HumanGEOGRAPHY

Maj/Geo-416

Maj/Geo-417

Maj/Geo-418

Maj/Geo-419

4(3+1)

4(3+1)

4(3+1)

4(3+1)

Natural Hazards and Management Issues

Urban Planning and Management

Sustainable Development of Natural Resources

Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)

CodeCr.

Hr.Course Title

Group C:AppliedGEOGRAPHY

Maj/Geo-420

Maj/Geo-421

Maj/Geo-422

Maj/Geo-423

4(3+1)

4(3+1)

4(3+1)

4(3+1)

North America

South Asia

Australia

Muslim World

CodeCr.

Hr.Course Title

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Pharma

OverviewThe Department of Pharmacy was established in 2003 when the first batch was admitted in Pharm

D with the aim of providing a free access to female students desirous of acquiring knowledge of

Pharmacy in a friendly environment.

The globally recognized profession of Pharmacy is an essential and integral part of a National

Health Care system of any country. This profession is concerned with the art and Science of prepa-

ration of drugs followed by safe delivery and rational use.

The pharmacist is the only person who is in a unique position of exercising complete drug expertise

and its application. Keeping in view of the growing demand and job opportunities of pharmacist at

National and International level and the significance of this profession, Lahore College for Women

University is the pioneer female institute to undertake this noble task of offering Pharm D, (five

years degree program).

Accredited by the Pharmacy Council of Pakistan

Notification was issued by the Pharmacy Council of Pakistan, Ministry of Health, Islamabad for the

accreditation of Pharm D (five years degree program) of Pharmacy Department of Lahore College

for Women University, Lahore in 2008.

Ms. Mobina Manzoor

Incharge of the Department


Pharm-D

M.Phil.

Department of

Pharmacy

Learning OBJECTIVESPharm-D PROGRAM

(1) The students get high quality education based on latest standards and facilities for adequate training of personnel in the field

of pharmacy.

(2) They learn the art and science of manufacturing, preparation and compounding of drugs.

(3) They are taught to check the quality control of pharmaceutical products, which is concerned with purity, strength and quality

of the product.

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Outcomes of this EDUCATION(1) Work in Pharma industry, hospital pharmacy, retail pharmacy, government offices including drug control administration and

any other pharmacy related field.

(2) To encourage scientific research as a necessary component of education with special emphasis on exploration of medicinal

plants of Pakistan.

(3) To provide female leadership and innovation in drug delivery system, pharmaceutical care and practice of pharmacy in the

interest of Pakistan.(4) To establish drug information center for the benefit of students & general public.

PracticalTRAININGThe education in pharmacy has no meaning without exposure of the students to the working conditions in the field. The practical

training is an integral part of pharmacy education at LCWU. The students do internship at Retail Pharmacy, Hospitals, Pharmaceutical

Industry and Community. The Government of Punjab has attached two prestigious institutions with Department of Pharmacy for carry-

ing out apprenticeship and residency program.

Children Hospital Complex, Lahore Jinnah Hospital, Lahore.

Department of Pharmacy is the pioneer in starting Residency Program in Collaboration with Children Hospital Complex, Lahore.

The following chain pharmacies are providing opportunity for Internship in Retail Pharmacy.

(1) Clinix Plus

(2) Fazal Dins Pharma Plus

(3) Zaka Pharmacy

Memorandum of UNDERSTANDINGS (MOUs)The department has signed MOU with reputable pharmaceutical

companies / industries and universities for internship program:

(1) Pharmawise (Pvt.) Limited, Lahore

(2) Micko Industrial Chemicals Company (Pvt.) Limited, Lahore

(3) Himont Laboratories (Pvt.) Limited, Lahore

(4) BM (Private) Limited, Lahore

(5) Kind Edward Medical University, Lahore

(6) University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Lahore

(7) Punjab Institute of Preventive Ophthalmology, Lahore

(8) Pak Heim International (Pvt.) Limited, Lahore


F.Sc Pre Medical group with

minimum 60% marks, and A

level students with Pre Medical

subjects are eligible to apply for

Pharm D admission (on merit).



university admission criteria forPharm D).

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The courses of study are prepared within Jurisdiction of HEC and Pharmacy Council of Pakistan

vide F.No. 1 17 / 2009 pcp dated 2013.

TheoryPaper 1 Pharmaceutical Chemistry 1 (Organic)

Paper 2 Pharmaceutical Biochemistry

Paper 3 Pharmaceutics 1 (Physical Pharmacy)

Paper 4 Physiology & Histology

Paper 5 Anatomy

Paper 6 English

PracticalPaper 8 Pharmaceutical Chemistry 1 (Organic)

Paper 9 Pharmaceutical Biochemistry

Paper 10 Pharmaceutics 1 (Physical Pharmacy)

Paper 11 Physiology & Histology

Paper 12 Anatomy

Courses of STUDY

1st PROFESSIONAL

TheoryPaper 1 Pharmaceutics II (Pharmaceutical Preparations)

Paper 2 Pharmacology and Therapeutics I

Paper 3 Pharmacognosy I

Paper 4 Pharmaceutics III (Pharmaceutical Microbiology)

Paper 5 Pakistan Studies and Islamiat (Comp.)

Paper 6 Pharmaceutical MathematicsPaper 7 Pharmaceutical Biostatistics

PracticalPaper 6 Pharmaceutics II (Pharmaceutical Preparations)

Paper 7 Pharmacology and Therapeutics I

Paper 8 Pharmacognosy I

Paper 9 Pharmaceutics III (Pharmaceutical Microbiology)

2nd PROFESSIONAL

TheoryPaper 1 Pathology

Paper 2 Pharmacology and Therapeutics II

Paper 3 Pharmacognosy II

Paper 4 Pharmacy Practice I

(Dispensing and Community Pharmacy)

Paper 5 Pharmaceutical Chemistry II

(Analytical / Instrumentation)

PracticalPaper 6 Pathology

Paper 7 Pharmacology and Therapeutics II

Paper 8 Pharmacognosy II

Paper 9 Pharmacy Practice I

(Dispensing and Community Pharmacy)

Paper 10 Pharmaceutical Chemistry II

(Analytical / Instrumentation)

3rd PROFESSIONAL

Annual System of Examination

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TheoryPaper 1 Pharmacy Practice II

(Hospital Pharmacy)

Paper 2 Pharmacy Practice III

(Clinical Pharmacy / Pharmaceutical Care I)

Paper 3 Pharmaceutics IV (Industrial Pharmacy)Paper 4 Pharmaceutics V (Biopharmaceutics)

Paper 5 Pharmaceutics VI

(Pharmaceutical Quality Management)

PracticalPaper 6 Pharmacy Practice III

(Clinical Pharmacy / Pharmaceutical Care I)

Paper 7 Pharmaceutics IV (Industrial Pharmacy)

Paper 8 Pharmaceutics V (Biopharmaceutics)

Paper 9 Pharmaceutics VI(Pharmaceutical Quality Management)

4th PROFESSIONAL

TheoryPaper 1 Pharmaceutical Chemistry III

(Medicinal Chemistry)

Paper 2 Pharmacy Practice IV(Clinical Pharmacy / Pharmaceutical Care II)

Paper 3 Pharmaceutical Technology

Paper 4 Forensic Pharmacy

Paper 5 Pharmaceutical Management and Marketing

Paper 6 Computer and its Applications in Pharmacy

PracticalPaper 7 Pharmaceutical Chemistry III

(Medicinal Chemistry)

Paper 8 Pharmacy Practice IV(Clinical Pharmacy / Pharmaceutical Care II)

Paper 9 Pharmaceutical Technology

Paper 10 Computer and its Applications in Pharmacy

5th PROFESSIONAL

Eligibility CRITERIAM.Phil. macy


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Students passed Pharm D

(5 years program) are eligible to

apply for M.Phil admission.

GAT general (50% qualifying

marks)



university admission criteria

for MS / M.Phil.)

Duration: 2 years

(1) The students especially the women will be trained for research in the field of

health care.(2) To develop the female teaching staff.

Learning OBJECTIVES

(1) Production of professionally skilled manpower for health care system.

(2) Develop teaching staff, who has research abilities


Part I(1) Pharmacology I

(2) Pharmacology II

(3) BiostatisticsPracticals

(1) Pharmacology I

(2) Pharmacology II

Part II

ThesisAll theory examinations in Pharm D and

M.Phil contain 40% objective and 60%

subjective.

M.Phil. PHARMACOLOGY

(1) The courses of study are prepared within jurisdiction of HEC and Pharmacy Council of Pakistan duly approved by the

Board of Studies of the university.

(2) Department of Pharmacy is offering M.Phil. in Pharmacology and M.Phil in Pharmaceutics.

Courses of STUDY

Annual System of Examination

(2 years professional degree)

Part I(1) Pharmaceutics I

(2) Pharmaceutics II

(3) BiostatisticsPracticals

(1) Pharmaceutics I

(2) Pharmaceutics II

Part II

ThesisAll theory examinations in Pharm D and

M.Phil contain 40% objective and 60%

subjective.

M.Phil. PHARMACEUTICS

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rmacy

Mrs. Saleha Siddiqua

B.Pharm, M.Phil. (PU)

Assistant Professor

Ms. Mobina Manzoor


Assistant Professor

Ms. Hafsa Afzal


Assistant Professor

Ms. Surriya Naheed


Assistant Professor

Ms. Humaira Majeed

B.Pharm, M.Phil. (UHS), Ph.D. (UVAS)

Lecturer

Ms. Sumaira Latif


Lecturer Ms. Farah Batool


Lecturer

Ms. Amna Iqbal Malik


Lecturer

Ms. Fatima Amin

Pharm D, M.Phil. (LCWU)

Lecturer

Ms. Misbah Hameed

Pharm D, M.Phil. (LCWU)Lecturer

Ms. Bazgha Gull

Pharm D, (LCWU)

Lecturer

Ms. Bushra Ali Sherazi


Lecturer

Ms. Marrium Zaka Butt


Lecturer

Ms. Tehseen SeharPharm D, M.Phil. (LCWU)

Lecturer

List of Visiting FACULTY Prof. Dr. Hafeez Ikram

B.Pharm, Ph.D. (UK), Dip. In Micro. & Vir.Professor

Dr. Mohammad Shoaib

M.B.B.S M.Phil.

Services Institute of Medical Sciences

Dr. Sharjeel Ilyas

B.D.S M.Phil.

Postgraduate Medical Institute

Dr. Maria Faheem

M.B.B.S M.Phil.

Postgraduate Medical Institute

Ms. Munaza Riaz


Lecturer

Ms. Nabeela Tabassum

Pharm D, M.Phil. (Sarg.U)

Lecturer

Ms. Naureen Zaheer


Demonstrator

Ms. Ruquia Zahra

Pharm D, (PU)

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OverviewPhysics is an existing intellectual adventure that inspires young people and expands the frontiers of our

knowledge about nature. It generates fundamental knowledge needed for the future technological

advances that will continue to drive the economic engines of the world. It contributes to the technological

infrastructure and provides trained personnel needed to take advantage of scientific advances and

discoveries. Physics is an important element in the education of chemists, engineers and computer scien-

tists, as well as practitioners of the other physical and biomedical sciences. Physics extends and

enhances our understanding of other disciplines, such as the earth, agricultural, chemical, biological,

environmental science, astrophysics and cosmology subjects of substantial importance to all peoples of

the world. It also improves our q

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