Under this MoU, BNU and MMfD will jointly organize workshops, seminars, and advanced courses focused on skill enhancement for journalists. The collaboration will emphasize emerging media challenges and foster an environment for research and knowledge sharing, providing insights on journalism, media development, and freedom of expression. These findings will inform best practices and empower the media community. Additionally, the agreement establishes mentorship networks, connecting seasoned media professionals with aspiring journalists to facilitate knowledge transfer and career guidance. By bridging the gap between academia and the media industry, BNU and MMfD aim to offer practical opportunities for students and provide institutional support for media projects. The partnership will also allow shared use of resources to enhance collaborative efforts.
The MoU enables BNU to facilitate the selection of student volunteers and ambassadors who will represent Akhuwat within the university community. Together, BNU and Akhuwat will explore opportunities for hosting awareness sessions, fundraising events, and charity drives, providing students with firsthand experience in community outreach. By actively supporting Akhuwat’s Youth Mobilization team, BNU aims to foster an environment of learning and service, allowing students to participate in meaningful, community-oriented initiatives. Through this partnership, BNU and Akhuwat will also jointly undertake research projects that address critical issues like climate change, environmental conservation, and sustainable development. This collaboration will extend beyond research, as BNU will support Akhuwat in organizing workshops, seminars, and conferences that bring together students, faculty, and external stakeholders. Additionally, BNU’s inter-provincial outreach program will assist Akhuwat in engaging universities across Pakistan, enhancing outreach and impact nationwide. Akhuwat will register and train volunteers from BNU, with certificates awarded to acknowledge their efforts. BNU will provide Akhuwat access to its network, resources, and expertise, further empowering Akhuwat’s initiatives. This MoU not only represents a powerful alliance for social change but also enhances BNU’s role in creating a better, more sustainable future for Pakistan.
Under the agreement, GMTH will provide complimentary routine check-ups, diabetes care, and essential medications, including insulin, to eligible BNU faculty and staff. The hospital will also offer free tuberculosis (TB) screening, Hepatitis PCR testing, and associated medications. Additionally, GMTH will engage BNU students in community health projects, enhancing practical learning and volunteer opportunities. This collaboration represents a mutual commitment to improving healthcare access and fostering community service, aligning with both institutions’ goals of contributing positively to society.
The MoU was signed by Dr. Moeed Yusuf, Vice Chancellor of BNU, and Sadaf Asir, General Manager Alumni Pathways at TCF. Also present were key TCF delegates, including Brig. Nadeem, General Manager Schools; Brig. Usman, Regional Manager North; Tazeen Arslan, Senior Manager Scholarship; Moiz Ahmed, Senior Manager Programs; Minahil Adeel, Manager Alumni Pathways; and Muhammad Imran Rana, Deputy Manager Alumni Pathways. Under the agreement, TCF alumni applying to BNU will have their admission application fees waived. Students who meet the academic threshold of 75% or above in Matric and Intermediate exams will receive a 25% waiver on tuition fees, renewable for four years. Those with exceptional academic performance—90% in FA/FSc or 3 As in A-levels—will qualify for a 75% merit scholarship, while students securing 80% or above or 2 As in A-levels will be eligible for a 50% merit scholarship. BNU will further support TCF alumni by facilitating internships during their third and fourth years of undergraduate studies, helping them gain valuable professional experience. The partnership underscores a shared commitment between BNU and TCF to foster educational opportunities for talented youth, empowering them to pursue their academic goals. This momentous step brings both institutions closer to their vision of making higher education more inclusive, thereby contributing to the broader development of Pakistan’s educational landscape.