University of Peshawar merges 20 departments due to low student enrollment
Most outlets reported the merger of 20 departments at the University of Peshawar, citing low student enrollment as the primary reason. Dawn described the decision as a response to a shortage of students in academic programs and mentioned the syndicate meeting was chaired, while ProPakistani framed it as a decision made by the syndicate due to low enrollment, with a similar emphasis on the cause. Both headlines and excerpts focused on the merger and its reason without elaborating on broader implications or reactions.
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University of Peshawar Approves Merger of 20 Departments
The University of Peshawar (UoP) Syndicate has approved the merger of 20 departments because of low student enrollment in their… Read More The post University of Peshawar Approves Merger of 20 Departments appeared first on ProPakistani.
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Shortage of students forces University of Peshawar to reduce number of depts
PESHAWAR: The syndicate of University of Peshawar (UoP) on Tuesday approved merger of 20 departments with each other owing to shortage of students in their academic programmes. The meeting of the syndicate was chaired by Vice-chancellor Prof Johar Ali. “The formal approval of the merger of departments will be given by the senate of UoP,” a teacher of the historic university told Dawn. He said t...
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