To provide best quality education to students, irrespective of their financial background, ethnicity, gender or religion
| Вид материала | Документы |
- Нанотехнологии – на службу обществу1, 155.05kb.
- International Financial Reporting Активное развитие и внедрение международных стандартов, 80.3kb.
- Of any enterprise to have an effective quality assurance system enabling the manufacturing, 299.81kb.
- The schedule of the lectures for the foreign students, 11.81kb.
- Business Education Teachers Academy. По словам директора Института развития образования, 132.33kb.
- Plan of lectures for the students of the English-speaking medium, 8.19kb.
- В москве закончил свою работу IV международный конгресс выставка «Global Education, 21.77kb.
- Oracle Education Foundation, открыт для учащихся всего мира конкурс, 12.47kb.
- Тема: «My Native Place: background history and nowday’s life», 60.46kb.
- Воспитание детей. Взаимодействие полов / Пер с англ, А. А. Валеева и Р. А. Валеевой., 4306.04kb.
Financial Assistance/ Scholarships Information
Merit Scholarships for Bachelor Students
Merit scholarship is awarded to the Top THREE position holders of each Board. This scholarship is for four years of un-interrupted studies with full course load and is equal to the full tuition fee. Continuation of merit scholarship is subject to maintaining semester GPA of 3.0 or higher.
Top Three position holders in each semester
The university awards prize money and a certificate to those undergraduate students, who are the top three in their department. Students are selected from each of the four years of every degree program. Only those students are eligible who have undertaken the prescribed course load and have SGPA of 3.00 or higher.
HEC Scholarships for MS and PhD students
The Higher Education Commission (HEC) provides liberal scholarships to students desirous of studying for the MS and PhD degrees at this university. The scholarship covers tuition fee, monthly stipend and book allowance.
HEC–JICA Scholarships
The Higher Education Commission (HEC) in collaboration with the Japanese Government offers need-based scholarships for both undergraduate and graduate level Computer Science students. This scholarship covers full tuition fee plus a monthly stipend to the student.
Sindh Government Endowment Board Scholarships
The Sindh Government offers scholarships to students of Karachi campus on need-cum-merit for both under-graduate and graduate studies. The scholarship covers full tuition fee for entire duration of the program, renewable every year. The quota for students from rural sector is 60%, and the remaining 40% is for the students from urban sector. About 25 new scholarships are offered every year under this scheme.
Other Scholarships
In addition to the above scholarships there are various community based scholarships offered by various committees and foundations such as, Memon Community Scholarships, Bohra Community Scholarships, INFAQ Foundation scholarships, Agha Khan Foundation Scholarships, etc.
Assistantships
The University may utilize the services of its graduate students in its different activities. These students are compensated for rendering their services. Preference is normally given to indigent students.
Bank Loans
PICIC Commercial Bank, NIB Bank, Bank Alfalah, Bank Islami and MCB offer loans to students.
Study Loan
Realizing that the fees may not be affordable for some of its students, FAST arranges financial assistance in the form of interest-free study loans for bright indigent students. This assistance is subject to renewal every semester in light of the student’s academic performance. Financial assistance is limited to tuition fee only and is discontinued if the student’s CGPA falls below the minimum specified to avoid warning. Loan recipients MUST take full load of courses offered.
Applying for Study Loan
Applicants desirous of seeking study loan should apply for this purpose on the prescribed form available from all campuses or downloadable from the University web site.
Repayment of Study Loan
The repayment of loan starts three months after graduation or soon after getting employment, whichever is earlier. The total amount has to be repaid within a period of four years after graduation. Students are required to sign a contract allowing future employers to deduct loan repayments at source and remit it to the University.
Transport & Hostel Facilities
Transport Facility
Islamabad
A few private transporters operate mini-buses between the campus and designated points in various localities of Rawalpindi & Islamabad on self-finance basis.
Karachi
The University arranges buses to pick students from selected points in different localities of Karachi. Arranged transport is also available for those studying at the City Campus.
The transport facility is available on self-finance basis
Lahore
The university does not have transport arrangement at Lahore campus.
Peshawar
The university provides transport to pick and drop students from selected points of Peshawar.
Hostel Facility
The University does not have hostels. However, limited hostel accommodation may be arranged through out-sourcing on self-finance basis.
BBA - Bachelor of Business Administration
Course Overview
Change is the only constant known today to the business world which has to grapple with the challenging realities of an increasingly global and complex marketplace. The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) program at FAST attempts to bring out dynamic managers and administrators, well-equipped to meet the challenges posed by this highly competitive global marketplace. To this end, the approach in the classroom is tailored to inculcate an appreciation for both the quantitative and qualitative dimensions of business. Quantitative skills developed through such areas as accounting, statistics, financial modelling and linear programming are combined with qualitative skills in communication, human psychology, marketing and organizational behaviour. Using these diverse skills and tools, BBA graduates are expected to be able to provide timely solutions to real-world business problems – solutions that are cost-effective, efficient and ethically correct.
Career Opportunities
Business Administration graduates can pursue careers in a wide range of business settings and are found in all types of organizations including industrial, commercial and financial as well as in the public sector. Many have the wide range of skills required to develop their own business or support a family business.
Eligibility
- At least 60% marks in Matriculation or an equivalent examination
AND
- Passed the HSSC or an equivalent examination
Those who have taken the HSSC or an equivalent examination and are awaiting result can also apply.
Selection Criteria
- Performance in the NU Admission Test
OR
- Combined score of 1,500 or more in the SAT-I examination
Note 1 Registration in “Final Year Project-I” is allowed provided the student has earned at least 97 credit hours, and is not under academic warning.
Degree Requirements
For the award of BBA degree, a student must have:
- Passed courses totalling at least 130 credit hours
- Obtained a CGPA of at least 2.0
Tentative Study Plan of BBA
| Semester – I | | Pre-Reqs |
| MG 108 Fundamentals of Accounting | 3 | |
| MT Business Math - I | 3 | |
| SS 102 English – I | 4 | |
| SS 111 Islamic Studies/ Ethics | 3 | |
| SS 127 Sociology | 3 | |
| Total | 16 | |
| Semester – II | | |
| CS 111 IT in Business | 4 | |
| MG 224 Financial Accounting | 3 | |
| MT 114 Business Statistics | 4 | |
| SS 118 Psychology | 3 | |
| SS 222 English – II | 4 | SS 102 |
| Total | 18 | |
| Semester – III | | |
| MG 220 Marketing Management | 3 | |
| MG 223 Fundamentals of Management | 3 | |
| MG 331 Management Accounting | 3 | |
| MT 216 Statistical Inference | 3 | MT 114 |
| SS 223 Business Communication – I | 3 | |
| Total | 15 | |
| Semester – IV | | |
| MG 225 Organizational Behaviour | 3 | MG 223 |
| MG 309 Consumer Behaviour | 3 | MG 220 |
| MG 332 Business Finance | 4 | MG 224+ MT 114 |
| MT Business Math – II | 3 | |
| SS 132 Micro Economics | 4 | |
| Total | 16 | |
| Semester – V | | |
| MG 320 Operations Management | 3 | MT 114 |
| MG 333 Human Resource Management | 3 | MG 225 |
| MG 423 Financial Management | 3 | MG 332 |
| MG Business Elective – I | 3 | |
| SS 130 Macro Economics | 4 | |
| Total | 16 | |
| Semester – VI | | |
| CS 310 Management Info Systems | 3 | |
| MG 302 Business Law | 3 | |
| MG 312 Financial Institutions & Markets | 3 | |
| MG Business Research Methods | 3 | |
| SS 309 Business Communication – II | 3 | SS 223 |
| Total | 15 | |
| Semester – VII | | |
| MG 402 Strategic Management | 3 | MG 220 + MG 332 |
| MG 404 Economy of Pakistan | 3 | |
| MG 418 Final Year Project – I | 3 | Note 1 |
| MG Business Elective – II | 3 | |
| SS/MG Elective | 3 | |
| SS 138 History of Pakistan | 3 | |
| Total | 18 | |
| Semester – VIII | | |
| MG 324 Business Ethics | 3 | |
| MG 414 Entrepreneurship | 3 | MG 225 + MG 332 |
| MG 419 Final Year Project – II | 3 | MG 418 |
| MG Business Elective – III | 3 | |
| MG Business Elective – IV | 3 | |
| Total | 15 | |