Best University in Pakistan for Education

BNU welcomed acclaimed artist Hasan Raheem for a special on-campus meet & greet, offering students a unique opportunity to interact with him directly. The session featured an engaging Q&A, where Hasan shared insights into his creative journey, artistic process, and vision.

BEADS (BNU Entertainment & Dramatics Society) achieved outstanding success at the LUMS Drama Fest 2025, earning the highest number of awards among all participating universities. The team secured five major honors, including Best Improvisation, Best Script, Runner-Up Play, Best Delegation, and Best Actor, awarded to Mir Madad Ali.

BNU Clicks Photography Society delivered an exceptional performance at the Annual Photography Competition hosted by Fatima Memorial Hospital College of Medicine and Dentistry (FMHCMD), where they participated on the invitation of Takhleeq – FMH Photography Society. Guided by the Executive Council, members showcased outstanding creativity, earning top positions across categories.

Muhammad Muiz Bajwa, a TFT student and Partnerships Lead at the BNU Climate Action Coalition (CAC), proudly represented Pakistan at COP 30 in Brazil. Speaking for the country’s agricultural sector, textile industry, and youth, he engaged with global climate leaders, explored climate-smart solutions, and built impactful networks to support Pakistan’s development.

MDSVAD students from Beaconhouse National University delivered an outstanding performance at the National Accountability Bureau’s “Wall of Awareness” painting competition on the theme of Anti-Corruption. Competing against top institutions including PIFD, LCWU, and KCWU, BNU students secured both First and Second Positions, showcasing remarkable creativity and purpose.

BNU athletes delivered outstanding performances at the LSE Sports Fest, securing a Gold Medal in Badminton and finishing as Runners-up in Throwball. Their success demonstrated remarkable skill, teamwork, and sportsmanship—qualities that reflect BNU’s dedication to nurturing well-rounded student excellence.

Haider Humayon, our talented sportsman from the School of Computer and IT (SCIT), has won the Sher Bangla Agricultural University Championship in Dhaka. Representing Pakistan at the international level, Haider delivered an exceptional performance, showcasing his skill, dedication, and sportsmanship.

Beaconhouse National University (BNU) came alive with energy during Zero Week Fall 2025, held from September 16–20, as the university welcomed its newest batch of students. The week combined learning, orientation, and vibrant activities, enabling newcomers to explore campus life, connect with peers, and begin their academic journey with confidence.

Beaconhouse National University (BNU) proudly announces that its student, Zubda Butt (Department of Liberal Arts), represented the University at the prestigious Youth Parliament Development Council (YPDC) Fellowship Program 2025. Part of the Ministry of Planning’s Youth Ki Uraan initiative, the fellowship nurtures leadership, innovation, and collaboration among Pakistan’s emerging change-makers.

Beaconhouse National University (BNU) is proud to share that Hania Imran, a student of the Department of Liberal Arts (DLA), represented the University at the UN Climate Negotiations (SB62) in Bonn, Germany (2025) through the People’s Climate Change Diplomacy Program, a justice-centered initiative that empowers youth participation in UNFCCC processes.

Usman Ali, a student of the School of Computer and Information Technology (SCIT) at BNU and Lead of GDGOC BNU, had the privilege of attending an exclusive dinner with Googlers from across the globe, including the Philippines and Norway. This gathering provided him with an invaluable opportunity to connect with industry leaders and innovators shaping the future of technology.

Alishba Umar, a student of the Department of Liberal Arts (DLA) at BNU, has recently contributed a thought-provoking opinion piece to Daily Times titled “Nakba That Lives On: Palestinian Memory as Battleground.” In her article, she reflects on how the Palestinian tragedy endures as both a political struggle and a deeply human experience, where memory itself has become contested

On March 18, 2025, the BNU Islamic Society (ISOC) hosted a serene and spiritually enriching Mehfil-e-Iftar at the SLASS Lawn, uniting students, faculty, and staff in a meaningful celebration of faith and togetherness during the holy month of Ramadan.

The 12th edition of BNU Bestival, held from February 17 to 23, 2025, was a grand showcase of artistic expression, competition, and entertainment. With the theme "Revive the Vibe," the event brought together students from across the country for a week filled with engaging workshops, thrilling competitions, and unforgettable performances. The festival was made possible through the generous support of Logo, Halo, Kao by Nishat, UME, MRC Consultants, Nikon, Sabroso, Structure Gym, Sportszilla, Al-Musafi, Johnny & Jugnoo, and Game Stop.

The SciTech Society successfully organized its first-ever E-Sports Gaming Arena 1.0 on January 2, 2025, bringing together gaming enthusiasts for an electrifying Tekken tournament. With over 35 skilled participants, the event showcased intense competition, strategic gameplay, and a high-energy atmosphere that kept both players and spectators engaged.

BNU’s Entertainment and Dramatic Society (BEADS) had the privilege of welcoming the cast of the highly anticipated film Umro Ayyar, including Usman Mukhtar and other renowned actors, as part of the film’s promotional tour. The event was a celebration of cinematic artistry and theatrical excellence, bringing together film industry professionals and BNU’s talented performers.

Beaconhouse National University’s Interfaith Society (BNU ISOC) proudly hosted Seerah Symposium Series 2.0, an inspiring event that brought together students, scholars, and community members to reflect on the timeless wisdom of the Seerah. The symposium provided deep insights into the life of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), offering valuable guidance on navigating contemporary challenges through Prophetic values and principles.

The BNU Economics Society achieved remarkable success at Econ Titans '24, hosted by Kinnaird College University. Competing against 14 esteemed teams from Lahore's leading institutions, the team demonstrated outstanding skill, ultimately securing victory in this highly competitive event.

Interfaith Society hosted a profound Seerah Symposium, featuring speakers Ali Nomani and Muhammad Ali. Students engaged in deep dialogue, gaining insights into Prophet Muhammad's teachings.