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Funding crisis in public sector universities: A call for comprehensive policy in KPK

This blog post highlights the concerns raised by the Peshawar High Court (PHC) about the severe funding crisis in KPK public sector universities, calling for a comprehensive policy to address the financial challenges. The proposed solutions include enhanced government funding, diversified revenue streams and improved financial management. Immediate action is needed to secure the future of higher education in the region.

Re-defining Higher Education landscape in the province: Potential implications and future challenges

The initiatives by the government to redefine the higher education landscape by consolidating universities with identical programs, ceasing some departments and re-allocating them can be seen from multiple perspectives. This reform agenda could have several implications. This blog post discuss potential implications of these reform initiatives with future challenges from multiple perspectives

Transforming Higher Education in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa: The Task Force Ambitious Plan

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa became the first province to constitute a high-level Task Force to revamp higher education system in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The primary objective of the Task Force is to assess and reform the higher education sector to meet contemporary challenges, ensuring quality, accessibility, and relevance of higher education in the province. This blog post is aimed at discussing the composition, Terms of Reference and significance of the task force.

The Higher Education Department set to re-advertise top university positions in KPK

The KPK cabinet decided to reverse the appointment process for Vice-Chancellors at 19 public universities and re-advertise the positions. The PTI government challenged the caretaker government's authority to appoint VCs, leading to this decision. The higher education department is awaiting the cabinet meeting minutes before advertising the vacancies. This blog post takes a look and discuss the mater at length.
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