Punjab University Seminar Highlights Role in Skilled Manpower Development

The recent seminar on ‘Additive Manufacturing of Biomaterials’ at Punjab University shed light on the pivotal role that universities play in nurturing skilled manpower. The event, organized by Punjab University's Office of Research Innovation & Commercialization (ORIC) in collaboration with the Institute of Metallurgy and Materials Engineering at the Institute of Chemical Engineering & Technology, brought together experts to discuss the significance of practical learning.

During the seminar, Prof Dr Khalid Mahmood, the Vice Chancellor of Punjab University, stressed the importance of hands-on experience for students. He praised ORIC's initiatives in enhancing the university's global standing and highlighted the valuable contributions made by Punjab University graduates worldwide. Prof Dr Mahmood reiterated the university's dedication to preparing students for the international job market by leveraging all available resources.

Dr Wasim Haider, a Professor from the University of Central Michigan, USA, lauded the quality of education at Punjab University, affirming its alignment with international standards. He encouraged Pakistani students to embrace modern technology for academic growth. Prof Dr Saleem Shuja emphasized the wealth of resources accessible to students today and urged them to hone their skills to capitalize on opportunities.

Prof Dr Aqil Inam, the Acting Director of ORIC, reiterated the office's commitment to cultivating a research-driven atmosphere at Punjab University. He highlighted ORIC's ongoing efforts to forge global connections between academia and industry, aligning with the Vice Chancellor's vision for the university.

The seminar at Punjab University served as a platform to underscore the critical role of universities in fostering skilled manpower. With a focus on practical learning, global connections, and academic excellence, Punjab University continues to prepare students for success in the ever-evolving job market.