ContentsHighlights 01

History 03

The City 05

Nobel Laureates of Lahore 09

The University 11

Faculty & Research Excellence 13

Campus Facilities 15

Facts & Figures 16

Lahore, the cultural capital and the heart of Pakistan, is home to the Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS). With a historical legacy of more than a thousand years, the city has produced countless scholars, poets, writers, intellectuals and scientists.

Established in 1985, LUMS is ranked as the number 1 university in Pakistan and 111th in Asia, according to the QS Asia University Rankings 2016. LUMS advocates a culture of academic excellence, tolerance, research, diversity and freedom of thought. The university has played a key role in setting high standards of academics and producing professionals who can compete globally.

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• Ranked Pakistan’s No. 1 university by QS Asia University Rankings 2016• Ranked at 111th position among top Asian universities by QS Asia University Rankings 2016• Mathematics department ranked No.1 in Pakistan by QS Subject Rankings 2016• 190 PhD faculty members from the likes of Stanford, MIT, Yale, Oxford, Cambridge & Imperial• 650+ recruiting partners • 4,000+ student body - Male 64%, Female 36%• 9,000+ alumni • 100% scholarship for PhD Programmes• 60% of the student body on-campus• OverPKR3.2Billion(USD32Million)givenasfinancialaid• 4 schools offering 15 undergraduate majors, 9 graduate degrees & 7 doctoral degrees• 44 Student Societies – Graduate: 12; Undergraduate: 32• 100-acre campus in Lahore

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LUMS is a unique university with a reputation for outstandingachievements.Theseare reflected inthe intellectual accomplishments of its students, as well as the originality, commitment and research of its faculty. Over the years the University has established a reputation for academic excellence and has received great acclaim for its programmes from within and outside the country.

LUMS was established by sponsors from the country’s major private and public sector corporations. These sponsors were aware of the need for a national university which would provide rigorous academic and intellectual education, at par with the leading universities around the world.

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HistoryThe last three decades have seen an accelerated rate of development in almost every direction. Keeping in mind the national and international needs and trends, education has been kept current and relevant. As new areas of study and research emerged, so too have relevant University departments, schools and research centres, and with them new teaching courses.

Situated on the banks of the River Ravi, Lahore, Pakistan’s second largest city is the historical, cultural and educational capital of the country. The city has been the cutural capital of the Punjab province for centuries and has seen the comings and goings of many kings, emperors and rulers from different cultures and backgrounds. Lahore hasabsorbedthesediverseinfluencesachievingaunique sense of history.

The city is famous for its historical landmarks. The Lahore Fort, Badshahi Mosque and Gurdwara are a testament to the Mughal and Sikh legacy of the city. The Mall Road is famed for

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The City

its colonial buildings from the British Raj, while the more modern areas of Gulberg and Defence feature shopping malls, cinemas, restaurants and more. Other places of interest are the mausoleum of Emperor Jehangir, Pearl and Golden mosques, the tomb of Ranjit Singh and the Wazir Khan mosque. Lahore’s museum, which features in Rudyard Kipling’s Kim, is among the most noted in the East. The old walled city, with its narrow cobble-stoned streets and old houses, is a museum in itself.

Lahore is also the centre of higher education in Pakistan. The University of the Punjab, Government College, Kinnaird College for Women and King Edward Medical College are some of the oldest and most prestigious schools in the country. Other medical schools, arts colleges and more can be found dotting the city landscape.

The people of Lahore like to claim that “One who has not seen Lahore has not lived.” Lahoris are friendly, generous and hospitable, and their zest for life and food is well-known. Accordingly, the city is famed for its wide variety and styles of foods. Food streets at Gawalmandi and Purani Anarkali are two good junctions for traditional food dishes, while restaurants and cafes offering continental as well as local dishes, can be found at M. M. Alam Road, Gulberg and at Y-Block, Defence Housing Authority.

Lahore has a host of social activities on-going all year round, which include arts and crafts exhibitions, film and literature festivals, music

concerts and much more. Sports enthusiasts can watchhockeyorcricketmatchesattheGaddafiStadium. Bowling alleys and paintball arenas can also be found around the city. Clubs such as the Gymkhana and the Royal Palm Golf and Country Club, provide opportunities for recreation in the form of sports facilities, cafes and restaurants.

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Nobel Laureates of LahoreHar Gobind Khorana (1922-2011)• Studied at the University of the

Punjab, Lahore during 1940’s• Nobel Prize in Physiology or

Medicine 1968 for work on genetic code

Rudyard Kipling (1865-1936)• Lived and worked in Lahore as

staff of the Civil and Military Gazette during 1880’s

• Nobel Prize in Literature 1907 for his various works, including “Kim”

Abdus Salam (1926-1996)• Studied and taught at Government

College Lahore during 1940’s and 50’s

• Nobel Prize in Physics 1979 for work on unification of weak andelectromagnetic interactions

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Arthur Holly Compton (1892 – 1962)• Worked at the University of the

Punjab, Lahore• Nobel Prize in Physics in 1927 for

discovery of the Compton effect, which demonstrated the particle nature of electromagnetic radiation

Subramanyan Chandrasekhar (1910-1995)• Born in Lahore on October 19,1910• Nobel Prize in Physics 1983 for work

on evolution of stars

LUMS houses four schools; the Suleman Dawood School of Business; the Mushtaq Ahmad Gurmani School of Humanities and Social Sciences; the Syed Babar Ali School of Science and Engineering and the Shaikh Ahmad Hassan School of Law, offering a diverse range of undergraduate and graduate degrees.

The academic programmes offered at LUMS include undergraduate degrees in Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Mathematics, Physics, Economics, Economics and Politics, Political Science, Anthropology and Sociology, English, Accounting and Finance, History and Management Science. Also offered is the unique BA-LL.B Programme for those who want to major in Law. Courses are taught in English and students have the freedom to explore their interests in a variety of subjects before choosing their majors.

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At the graduate level, programmes offered include the MBA, Executive MBA, MS Chemistry, MS Biology, MS Physics, MS Computer Science, MS Economics, MS Mathematics and MS Electrical Engineering. Doctoral programmes are offered in Management, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science.

LUMS also offers a wide array of executive courses through the Rausing Executive Development Centre (REDC), which was established with support from the Rausing family of Sweden. Since its inception the centre hasmaintaineditspositionasoneofthefinestinstitutesoffering executive education in Pakistan.

In addition to the academic programmes, the University conducts research funded by various multilateral agencies, industry and government. Active research keeps the faculty in touch with the current business environment and enables them to gauge future directions. Research initiatives are also conducted under several research centres.

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The excellent faculty at LUMS includes 190 PhDsfromsomeoftheworld’sfinestinstitutions,such as Cambridge, Oxford, MIT, Berkeley, Harvard and Stanford, among others. Regular involvement with international conferences and publications keeps LUMS faculty abreast of global education trends. Moreover, eminent visiting scholars further diversify and enrich the learning experience. LUMS aspires to be a leading think-tank known internationally not only for the dissemination of knowledge, but also for the creation of new ideas and innovations that would have a positive impact on society. The University’s ambitious attitude towards research means that it is constantly investing in world-

Faculty & Research Excellenceclass facilities. The importance of research is highlighted by the number of grants generated in research funding each year. The University is also committed to ensuring that academic research and learning are not two separate bodies. The research conducted guides learning and ensures that it is up-to-date and relevant.

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The university campus, spread over 100 acres, includes excellent on-campus accommodation, world class sports facilities, a state-of-the-art library, a variety of dining facilities and much more.Studentsalsobenefitfromadiversestudent body. They have the opportunity to meet people from all over the country and overseas, and learn about other cultures. There is an incredible atmosphere on campus, coupled with convenience and safety for all students.

All facilities are a short walk from each other, ensuring that students have easy access to everything they need. The campus is adjacent to

Campus Facilitiesthe Defence Housing Authority, a well-developed suburb of Lahore with shops, restaurants, hospitals and other facilities. LUMS also offers separate on-campus accommodation for male and female students. There are four residential colleges which comprise of ten residential buildings. Each hostel block offers a friendly and secure environment to its inhabitants, and is equipped with a wide range of facilities including WiFi, TV lounges, laundry rooms, kitchens and easy access to dining facilities. Dedicated hostel staff is accessible to students for help at all times.

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Facts & FiguresSTUDENT NUMBERS BY SCHOOLHeadcount on September, 2016

SchoolNumber of

Undergraduate Students

Number ofGraduateStudents

Number ofPostgraduate

Students

TotalNumber ofStudents

Suleman Dawood School of Business 1019 176 23 1218

Mushtaq Ahmad Gurmani School of Humanities and Social Sciences 1347 51 0 1398

Syed Babar Ali School of Science and Engineering 844 309 83 1236

Shaikh Ahmad Hassan School of Law 264 0 0 264

TOTAL 4116

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STUDENT NUMBERS BY GENDERHeadcount on September, 2016

SchoolNumber of

Undergraduate Students

Number ofGraduateStudents

Number ofPostgraduate

Students

TotalNumber ofStudents

Male Female Male Female Male Female

Suleman Dawood School of Business 622 397 151 25 10 13 1218

Mushtaq Ahmad GurmaniSchool of Humanities and

Social Sciences 636 711 17 34 0 0 1398

Syed Babar Ali School of Science and Engineering 615 229 208 101 46 37 1236

Shaikh Ahmad Hassan School of Law 150 114 0 0 0 0 264

TOTAL 4116

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Members of StaffHeadcount on September, 2016

Note: Teaching Assistants are counted as part of Other Staff.Research Staff does not include External Projects Research Staff.

School Academic Research Other Number ofStaff Staff Staff Employees

(Faculty) Total

Suleman Dawood School 61 8 24 93of Business

Mushtaq Ahmad GurmaniSchool of Humanities and 84 11 18 113

Social SciencesSyed Babar Ali School of 77 15 73 165Science and Engineering

Shaikh Ahmad Hassan 11 1 6 18School of Law

TOTAL 233 35 121 389

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Finances

Financial Year 2015 – 2016Figures on June, 2016

Revenue Composition Expenses Composit

Rupees in Millions Rupees in Millions

Grants Income 657 Salaries&Benefits 1,527Tuition & Other Fee 2,298 Contribution for Building 273

REDC, SEDC & Consultancy 260 Scholarships 526

ROI & Ex Gain/(Loss) 208 Research & Training 120Hostel, Apartment &

Cafeteria 270 Advertisement & Promotion 61

Utilities, Supplies & Services 523Sponsored Project

Income 53Depreciation 281

Other Resources 114 Other Expenses 393

TOTAL REVENUE 3,860 TOTAL EXPENSES 3,704

Note: The exchange rate on June 2016 was USD 104.5.

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