
The BNU Academy team recently met with the Punjab Skills Development Fund (PSDF) to explore a strategic partnership aimed at shaping the future of the workforce. The discussion centered on developing priority trades that align with BNU’s intellectual footprint and long-term vision for societal impact.

The certification was awarded following a rigorous evaluation process that assessed BNU’s performance across key areas, including energy efficiency, waste reduction, renewable energy adoption, biodiversity conservation, and environmental awareness. This accomplishment underscores the university’s efforts to integrate sustainability into both its campus operations and academic ethos. With this achievement, BNU has set a new benchmark in Pakistan’s higher education sector. The WWF certification positions the university as a pioneer of sustainable development, demonstrating how academic institutions can actively contribute to addressing environmental challenges while shaping responsible future leaders. Beyond institutional recognition, the certification represents a broader shift towards prioritizing sustainability in academia. BNU’s leadership in this domain provides a model for other universities to follow, fostering a culture of ecological responsibility that aligns with global best practices.

During the Asia Pacific Faculty Development Program (APFDP) 2025, Dr. Shazia Humayun, Assistant Professor at the School of Education, and Ms. Sana Iqbal, Senior Lecturer at the School of Management Sciences, represented Beaconhouse National University (BNU) in signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Human Resource Development Institute (HRDI) of Daffodil International University (DIU), Dhaka, Bangladesh.

Dr. Shazia Humayun, Assistant Professor at the School of Education, and Ms. Sana Iqbal, Senior Lecturer at the School of Management Sciences, represented Beaconhouse National University (BNU) at the Asia Pacific Faculty Development Program (APFDP) 2025, hosted by Daffodil International University (DIU) in Dhaka, Bangladesh.