Hosted representatives from 14 top French universities to discuss admission processes and scholarships.

A student session focused on fully funded Master's and PhD scholarships for the USA.

Hosted a meeting with DAAD representatives and arranged a dinner to strengthen collaborations.

Encouraged students to explore Master's programs in the UK.

The International Education Office (IEO) at FAST-NUCES recently had the privilege of hosting a seminar by the University of Technology Sydney (UTS). The event brought together students, faculty, and international representatives, creating an excellent platform for dialogue on Artificial Intelligence, innovation, and global academic opportunities. It was inspiring to witness insightful discussions between UTS representatives and esteemed professors from the FAST School of Computing, focusing on cutting-edge research, future career pathways, and international collaboration. This seminar reflected IEO's continued commitment to providing students with global exposure and fostering meaningful academic partnerships.

The Scholarship Sprint event was held in FAST NUCES attracting a full house of motivated students eager to learn about fully funded academic opportunities abroad. Mr. Waqar Baig, Head of the International Office at FAST-NUCES, conducted an insightful session, guiding students on available scholarships for Master’s and PhD programs, direct PhD pathways, and international exchange opportunities. The session featured an engaging discussion, addressing key concerns related to application processes, eligibility criteria, and effective strategies for securing international scholarships.

The FAST-NUCES Head of International Education Office visited Sri Lanka 2024 as part of an official delegation representing Pakistani higher education institutions, The head also held a meeting with the Pakistani High Commissioner for Sri Lanka, Major General (R) Faheem-Ul-Aziz HI (M), along with Deputy High Commissioner Wajid Hassan Hashmi and Press Attaché Adeel Hashmi. The discussion focused on the Sri Lankan education landscape and potential avenues for Sri Lankan students to pursue higher studies in Pakistan. In Mihintale City, the team visited Rajarata University and was warmly welcomed by Vice-Chancellor Professor Sanjeewanie Ginigaddara. The visit included productive discussions on future collaborative research initiatives, academic exchange possibilities, and faculty engagement, with a particular focus on strengthening ties with the university’s Computer Science Department.