Punjab University

University of the Punjab

Punjab University Pakistan was established in 1857, it is the oldest university of Pakistan. There are 4000 students studying at Punjab University. Its campuses are:

Allama Iqbal Campus: It is the old campus of Punjab University. It is named on the name of Shair-e-mashriq (POET OF EAST) Allama Iqbal.  

Quaid-e-Azam Campus:  It is the new campus of Punjab University. It is located outside the Lahore and a canal separates its two academic blocks. This campus is the center of administrative and academic activities.

Khanaspur Campus: This campus is located in the Himalayan range near Ayubia. This campus provides research facilities.

Gujranwala Campus: This campus is located in Gujranwala it is providing services in four disciplines that are business, information technology, commerce and law.

Punjab University is one of the renowned university of Pakistan. It offers graduate, postgraduate, M.Phil and PhD level studies.

Proud of Punjab University:

In 1968, Dr Har Gobind Khorana, won the Nobel Prize on his interpretation of the genetic code and the functions of genetic code in protein synthesis. He completed his Bachelors in Scince in 1943 and Master in Science in 1945 from the University of Punjab.

In 1979, Dr. Abdul Salam, who is a theoretical physicist, received a Nobel Prize on Electro weak theory. He completed MA in mathematics from Punjab University in 1946.

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